The most boring way to explain Corbould's comment is of cource: "Think about the James Bond Olympics scene, remember how well Boyle and Craig worked together?"
"Winter Olympics " perhaps they could work in the "Extreme/Parkour Skiing " sequence they had worked out for
Spectre ? ........ I would enjoy a good extreme skiing sequence
"I've been informed that there ARE a couple of QAnon supporters who are fairly regular posters in AJB."
Instead of The Eye That Never Sleeps, a Fleming chapter, The Eye That Doesn't Blink works better. But maybe a bit too long?
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"The Eye that never sleeps" was the slogan of the Pinkerton Detective Agency. That's not a problem, but many will think of The lord of the rings and Sauron.
A positive side of this title is that millions of people will learn the word "beguilement". We all know helpful EON was in making the words "Quantum" and "Solace" known to a global audience, now it's time to do it again.
It looks like parts of Bond25 will take place in the Arctic, so I like these two titles:
Frostburn
Burnt by frost
Fleming liked titles that were a play on words, sometimes words that don't really fit together (live and let die) or sounds odd (Moonraker). 'Frost' is of course asociated with cold while 'burn' is normally linked with heat. It sounds very Flemingesque to me.
Fleming liked titles that were a play on words, sometimes words that don't really fit together (live and let die) or sounds odd (Moonraker). 'Frost' is of course asociated with cold while 'burn' is normally linked with heat. It sounds very Flemingesque to me.
Well, you'd be right.
From Thunderball - towards the end of Chapter 21.
"Largo said, 'My dear, I have had great enjoyment out of your body, much pleasure. In return, unless you tell me who gave you that machine to bring on board, I shall be forced to cause you great pain. It will be caused with these two simple instruments,' he held up the cigar and blew on the tip until it glowed brightly, 'this for heat, and these ice cubes for cold."
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I think it's time that they use another actual Fleming title and The Property of a Lady is due. It would also probably be easy to build a plot point, etc to reflect that title.
Nice posters, but all the DC posters have seen him large in the frame, usually holding a weapon, and the name of the film. I can't see that format changing.
I always liked The Property Of A Lady as a title. A plot point in almost any story could be adapted to fit that title. If Madeline is killed, it could be something she left behind; it could be something related to the departed M that Dame Judy played or even something from Lucia Sciarra. Very flexible IMO and of course, taken directly from Fleming. I also like The Garden of Death or the Death Collector as well.
The "something M left behind" was done in SPECTRE, but I like that title too. The Garden of Death, The Death Collector, Risico, A Whisper of Hate ….. there are still very good Fleming titles left. :007)
Going back to the idea of chapter titles, many of which would make excellent film titles, I like The Beautiful Lure. If you think of his job luring him back in after he leaves (assuming they continue where SP left off), and homegirl trying to keep him away from that life, it could make for an interesting premise.
I think there are many titles from the Ian Fleming books that were not used at that time. Perhaps these could be looked at to see if there is a title suitable for a James Bond film? At least this would mean that a Ian Fleming title would be used.
I think there are many titles from the Ian Fleming books that were not used at that time. Perhaps these could be looked at to see if there is a title suitable for a James Bond film? At least this would mean that a Ian Fleming title would be used.
When I say this I mean there are titles that Ian Fleming suggested for his books but these were not used. They might be suitable for a James Bond film though?
I think there are many titles from the Ian Fleming books that were not used at that time. Perhaps these could be looked at to see if there is a title suitable for a James Bond film? At least this would mean that a Ian Fleming title would be used.
When I say this I mean there are titles that Ian Fleming suggested for his books but these were not used. They might be suitable for a James Bond film though?
I would like to know of these titles? I know Live and Let Die was to be called 'The Undertaker's Wind'
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Spectre ?
On Daggers Drawn
Frostburn
Burnt by frost
Fleming liked titles that were a play on words, sometimes words that don't really fit together (live and let die) or sounds odd (Moonraker). 'Frost' is of course asociated with cold while 'burn' is normally linked with heat. It sounds very Flemingesque to me.
Well, you'd be right.
From Thunderball - towards the end of Chapter 21.
"Largo said, 'My dear, I have had great enjoyment out of your body, much pleasure. In return, unless you tell me who gave you that machine to bring on board, I shall be forced to cause you great pain. It will be caused with these two simple instruments,' he held up the cigar and blew on the tip until it glowed brightly, 'this for heat, and these ice cubes for cold."
Property of a lady ( transgender or anyone identifying as a lady )
Property of a Transgender
Blood on the Snow
I like the tagline for this one
. Risico.
Gun In My Hand
Never Dream of Dying
Better Late than Never :v
When I say this I mean there are titles that Ian Fleming suggested for his books but these were not used. They might be suitable for a James Bond film though?
Good, but that would clash with 'Knives Down'
I would like to know of these titles? I know Live and Let Die was to be called 'The Undertaker's Wind'
IMO, the romantic titles will not bode well in the market.