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I may be stretching this a bit. But in the PTS to SF, when Bond is chasing Patrice on the motorbike, they mention a Bazaar. This could be a subtle nod to TND PTS, which takes place at a Bazaar.
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Does anyone know which DB5 Bond drives?
Because the car he won in CR was left-hand drive and probably not full of Q branch modifications(ejector seat, machine guns etc), and GF car shouldn't really exist in the reboot given that this Bond was too young to drive in '64.
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I haven't gone back to check but I believe the Stag nod to Thunderball is from the opening scene where Bond gets into the fight with the "widow." I think he stag appears outside of that building....maybe just before he takes off in the jetpack. Not sure but that's my guess.
Does anyone know which DB5 Bond drives?
Because the car he won in CR was left-hand drive and probably not full of Q branch modifications(ejector seat, machine guns etc), and GF car shouldn't really exist in the reboot given that this Bond was too young to drive in '64.
I think this was a bit of a willing in-continuity. The filmmakers know the last time we saw the DB5 was in CR, but they were betting that most didn't notice it was right-hand drive. There are still a few DB5's in England, maybe he traded it for a left hand or had Aston Workshop do a conversion Maybe he had Q branch add the machine guns and ejector seat as soon as he got it back to England and they though it wouldn't be too much trouble to covert it to left-hand drive.
The line was doubtless filmed before TDKR even opened. It's an INSANELY overused line. I didn't like it being in the film.
Just saw the movie today, and actually I took the line literally meaning that there was a storm rolling in. Bond grew up there and is well aware of the weather patterns. He could probably tell that it was going to be storming soon. Plus, in my opinion, the estate is named Skyfall because maybe they get a lot of rain there. Just random thoughts as I watched the movie...
I haven't gone back to check but I believe the Stag nod to Thunderball is from the opening scene where Bond gets into the fight with the "widow." I think he stag appears outside of that building....maybe just before he takes off in the jetpack. Not sure but that's my guess.
The Stag does appear in the PTS of Thunderball. Bond flies over it as he makes his escape in the jetpack.
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The destrucrion of the DB5 could be a nod to the destruction of the lotus in FYEO .
Thought Daniel Kleinman during the titles could of only had One stag outside Skyfall
rather than the two.
But that's me being VERY picky. )
Well, it seems that most of Bond's cars get destroyed - especially in the Craig era. He's lost two Aston Martins already. It's like part of the formula has to be "Bond girls get killed (except Moneypenny) and Bond's car blows up."
Sad to see a multi-million pound DB5 blow, though. (I know they used a miniature superimposed over a Porsche 928).
My smilie face after The car comment must of gone unnoticed )
Most of these Nods to the past are very speculative at best.
After so mant Movies similar things are goint to happen. The next
Bike chase, Is it a nod to the past? or have they just come up with
some great new stunt.
Can't destroy enough DB5s puts up the price of my own. )
"I've been informed that there ARE a couple of QAnon supporters who are fairly regular posters in AJB."
I think most of the perceived nods are actually signs of the abject failure to do something original.
As much as I love SF.... I think you're right
Nah, you both need slapping with a herring.
The homages in SF are us speculating, I don't think EoN have even stated there are any homages in there.
For me, the homages in SF are how things should have been in DAD, as with DAD the producers made a big deal of the homages, even putting the special option of the DVD for info to come on screen when an homage took place. SF has been done much more subtly.
Bond climbing up the lift shaft is an Obvious nod to AVTAK but lacks
some of the tension by not having someone screaming "James " every
five seconds. )
"I've been informed that there ARE a couple of QAnon supporters who are fairly regular posters in AJB."
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I made the same Point myself. But what the hell It gives us
something else to Bitch and argue over for the next two
Years.
Then we can start all over again. ) so in a way
this is a Nod to an earlier Post of Mine.
Will the circle ever End.
"I've been informed that there ARE a couple of QAnon supporters who are fairly regular posters in AJB."
From Russia With Love - Bond trying to obtain a device of importance in Turkey
Goldfinger - The classic Ashton Martin with gadgets, the overlook from the hill, the main villain being bigger than the evil organization
Thunderball - Bond being retrieved by MI6
You Only Live Twice - Bond thought to be dead and later in the film, being in disguise with a hat to match
On Her Majesty's Secret Service - Bond losing a loved one at the end
Diamonds Are Forever - The scorpion
Live And Let Die - Bond stepping on reptiles to escape
The Man With The Golden Gun - The use of mirrors
The Spy Who Loved Me - The "Bond girl" being Bond's equal, a villain with fu**ed up teeth
For Your Eyes Only - Bond's line of "For her eyes only.", grave stone of a Bond family member, the main villain being stabbed from behind
Octopussy - The chase and fight on the train
A View To A Kill - A main villain being psychotic and having a distinct look because of his blonde hair as well as an obsession with computers
Goldeneye - The main villain being Bond's equal, the exploding pen line reference
The World Is Not Enough - The girl Bond was after being afraid of the main villain, leaving an ominous presence. MI6 HQ being attacked, M being the focus of the film.
Die Another Day - An MI6 agent was captured and tortured for political purposes
Casino Royale - The Ashton Martin he won in the poker game, "Don't touch your ear."
Quantum Of Solace - Bond doesn't hook up with the Bond girl at the end
She (M) returns to her Knightsbridge home to find Bond miraculously alive, and drawn back to service by the call of duty. Her house is 82 Cadogan Square, SW1, at Clabon Mews, between Knightsbridge and Sloane Square. The film sneaks in a tribute to the man responsible for so many classic Bond themes – this was the home of composer John Barry, who died in 2011.
Now during SF court scene, M speaks about her late husband....Was she married to John Barry
She (M) returns to her Knightsbridge home to find Bond miraculously alive, and drawn back to service by the call of duty. Her house is 82 Cadogan Square, SW1, at Clabon Mews, between Knightsbridge and Sloane Square. The film sneaks in a tribute to the man responsible for so many classic Bond themes – this was the home of composer John Barry, who died in 2011.
Now during SF court scene, M speaks about her late husband....Was she married to John Barry
John Barry actually lived at 69 Cadogan Square, though!
Watched it last night for the first time and one little thing reminded me of LTK. When Bond lights the lodge, blowing up the helicopter, then he runs down the secret passage way to the chapel. When the house blows up a huge fireball flies through the tunnel and Bond jumps to the right and quickly hides behind a rock. This reminded me of the scene at the end of LTK when Bond kills Sanchez and quickly hides behind a rock when it blows up. What do you guys think?
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Because the car he won in CR was left-hand drive and probably not full of Q branch modifications(ejector seat, machine guns etc), and GF car shouldn't really exist in the reboot given that this Bond was too young to drive in '64.
The Scotch that 007 and Silva drink is clearly labelled 1962 and Silva mentions 50 years!
(Hope that's not too much of a spolier)
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I think this was a bit of a willing in-continuity. The filmmakers know the last time we saw the DB5 was in CR, but they were betting that most didn't notice it was right-hand drive. There are still a few DB5's in England, maybe he traded it for a left hand or had Aston Workshop do a conversion Maybe he had Q branch add the machine guns and ejector seat as soon as he got it back to England and they though it wouldn't be too much trouble to covert it to left-hand drive.
Just saw the movie today, and actually I took the line literally meaning that there was a storm rolling in. Bond grew up there and is well aware of the weather patterns. He could probably tell that it was going to be storming soon. Plus, in my opinion, the estate is named Skyfall because maybe they get a lot of rain there. Just random thoughts as I watched the movie...
And Kristatos in FYEO.
The Stag does appear in the PTS of Thunderball. Bond flies over it as he makes his escape in the jetpack.
Thought Daniel Kleinman during the titles could of only had One stag outside Skyfall
rather than the two.
But that's me being VERY picky.
Well, it seems that most of Bond's cars get destroyed - especially in the Craig era. He's lost two Aston Martins already. It's like part of the formula has to be "Bond girls get killed (except Moneypenny) and Bond's car blows up."
Sad to see a multi-million pound DB5 blow, though. (I know they used a miniature superimposed over a Porsche 928).
Most of these Nods to the past are very speculative at best.
After so mant Movies similar things are goint to happen. The next
Bike chase, Is it a nod to the past? or have they just come up with
some great new stunt.
Can't destroy enough DB5s puts up the price of my own.
As much as I love SF.... I think you're right
1 - Moore, 2 - Dalton, 3 - Craig, 4 - Connery, 5 - Brosnan, 6 - Lazenby
Nah, you both need slapping with a herring.
The homages in SF are us speculating, I don't think EoN have even stated there are any homages in there.
For me, the homages in SF are how things should have been in DAD, as with DAD the producers made a big deal of the homages, even putting the special option of the DVD for info to come on screen when an homage took place. SF has been done much more subtly.
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I think it's essentially The Dark Knight with lots of Bond bits thrown in, but still very well executed.
some of the tension by not having someone screaming "James " every
five seconds.
I think minigeff is spot on there....you can make anything 'fit' if you want it too...and some are just looking too hard for homages....
something else to Bitch and argue over for the next two
Years.
Then we can start all over again.
this is a Nod to an earlier Post of Mine.
Will the circle ever End.
From Russia With Love - Bond trying to obtain a device of importance in Turkey
Goldfinger - The classic Ashton Martin with gadgets, the overlook from the hill, the main villain being bigger than the evil organization
Thunderball - Bond being retrieved by MI6
You Only Live Twice - Bond thought to be dead and later in the film, being in disguise with a hat to match
On Her Majesty's Secret Service - Bond losing a loved one at the end
Diamonds Are Forever - The scorpion
Live And Let Die - Bond stepping on reptiles to escape
The Man With The Golden Gun - The use of mirrors
The Spy Who Loved Me - The "Bond girl" being Bond's equal, a villain with fu**ed up teeth
For Your Eyes Only - Bond's line of "For her eyes only.", grave stone of a Bond family member, the main villain being stabbed from behind
Octopussy - The chase and fight on the train
A View To A Kill - A main villain being psychotic and having a distinct look because of his blonde hair as well as an obsession with computers
Goldeneye - The main villain being Bond's equal, the exploding pen line reference
The World Is Not Enough - The girl Bond was after being afraid of the main villain, leaving an ominous presence. MI6 HQ being attacked, M being the focus of the film.
Die Another Day - An MI6 agent was captured and tortured for political purposes
Casino Royale - The Ashton Martin he won in the poker game, "Don't touch your ear."
Quantum Of Solace - Bond doesn't hook up with the Bond girl at the end
But I'm sure I've see Bond do this Before. :007)
M considering Bond as a leftover of the Cold War - Goldeneye
She (M) returns to her Knightsbridge home to find Bond miraculously alive, and drawn back to service by the call of duty. Her house is 82 Cadogan Square, SW1, at Clabon Mews, between Knightsbridge and Sloane Square. The film sneaks in a tribute to the man responsible for so many classic Bond themes – this was the home of composer John Barry, who died in 2011.
Now during SF court scene, M speaks about her late husband....Was she married to John Barry
John Barry actually lived at 69 Cadogan Square, though!
-Casino Royale, Ian Fleming