Some of the set design, heavy use of cell-phones, cars (Ford Mondeo), product-placement (Blu-ray, Sony, Virgin), fashion - especially Craig's ill-fitting suits funny sunglasses, usage of then popular Texas Hold-em, dialogue (it's Gilmore Girls-ish) etc.
I am reminded of what Lewis Gilbert said to Barbara Bach in TSWLM when she said some of the fashion choices were too muted "some things won't look good in ten-years, they can't be too current now" (paraphrasing). It comes across to me in CR that this wasn't followed...
Some of the set design, heavy use of cell-phones, cars (Ford Mondeo), product-placement (Blu-ray, Sony, Virgin), fashion - especially Craig's ill-fitting suits funny sunglasses, usage of then popular Texas Hold-em, dialogue (it's Gilmore Girls-ish) etc.
I am reminded of what Lewis Gilbert said to Barbara Bach in TSWLM when she said some of the fashion choices were too muted "some things won't look good in ten-years, they can't be too current now" (paraphrasing). It comes across to me in CR that this wasn't followed...
The fashions in CR aren't so bad. Craig's wide-legged suit trousers are really the only problem, but the dinner suit still looks great, especially since it has different trousers than the other Brioni suits. I feel strange trying to back up my least-favourite Bond film.
Some of the set design, heavy use of cell-phones, cars (Ford Mondeo), product-placement (Blu-ray, Sony, Virgin), fashion - especially Craig's ill-fitting suits funny sunglasses, usage of then popular Texas Hold-em, dialogue (it's Gilmore Girls-ish) etc.
I am reminded of what Lewis Gilbert said to Barbara Bach in TSWLM when she said some of the fashion choices were too muted "some things won't look good in ten-years, they can't be too current now" (paraphrasing). It comes across to me in CR that this wasn't followed...
The fashions in CR aren't so bad. Craig's wide-legged suit trousers are really the only problem, but the dinner suit still looks great, especially since it has different trousers than the other Brioni suits. I feel strange trying to back up my least-favourite Bond film.
excellent points made thanks Mr. Drax, and Matt i'm also not a fan of the Brioni Suits in CR besides the Bahamas arrival suit as they look stuck in the 90s to my eye, leftovers from the Brosnan era. But then again I don't know where fashion was in 2005-2006. Also Craig's bellbottom pants he wears in the Bahamas with the Sunspel Polo didn't look good in 2006.
I think the engine on that digger sounded a little rough, and think Bond was looking at his
Watch ( the long insert ) to time how long he could keep the revs up.
"I've been informed that there ARE a couple of QAnon supporters who are fairly regular posters in AJB."
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OHMSS as my favourite Bond film.
Some of the set design, heavy use of cell-phones, cars (Ford Mondeo), product-placement (Blu-ray, Sony, Virgin), fashion - especially Craig's ill-fitting suits funny sunglasses, usage of then popular Texas Hold-em, dialogue (it's Gilmore Girls-ish) etc.
I am reminded of what Lewis Gilbert said to Barbara Bach in TSWLM when she said some of the fashion choices were too muted "some things won't look good in ten-years, they can't be too current now" (paraphrasing). It comes across to me in CR that this wasn't followed...
"Better make that two."
The fashions in CR aren't so bad. Craig's wide-legged suit trousers are really the only problem, but the dinner suit still looks great, especially since it has different trousers than the other Brioni suits. I feel strange trying to back up my least-favourite Bond film.
I would say Skyfall has much worse product placement. That Omega shot in the digger is crazy long / blatant
I thought the mobile usage got daft in QoS especially at the opera
Watch ( the long insert ) to time how long he could keep the revs up.