What is this??

Jarvio

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2943822/?ref_=fn_al_tt_2

Anyone know?

Matt S

They have the rights in Canada. Have they given up adapting FYEO in favour of OHMSS?

The Domino Effect

Would that mean that whatever they make could only be shown in Canada, though? If so, it's going to have a tiny budget and still have little chance of recouping its costs.

Jarvio

Also, if you look at the 'similar results', there are a bunch other 'bond films' that I never knew about. Fan-made?

Matt S

The Domino Effect wrote:

Would that mean that whatever they make could only be shown in Canada, though? If so, it's going to have a tiny budget and still have little chance of recouping its costs.

For the most part it won't have a large market, but it can also be shown in China, which is a large market.

Thunderpussy

As soon as it hits china, Pirate copies galore and I think everyone iincluding the
Chinese will expect high quality.

The Domino Effect

Correct TP. China's a large market but not necessarily a lucrative market when compared with its size and population.

Matt S

The Domino Effect wrote:

Correct TP. China's a large market but not necessarily a lucrative market when compared with its size and population.

China is still a huge market. For Spectre it was third after North America and the UK. With a budget along the lines of a larger scale television production it could be financially successful, and if the money is spent well it could look fantastic like so many television shows do today.

The Domino Effect

I'm not sure that those sorts of budgets exist in television and movie production in Canada, except in Quebec or when partnered by overseas production companies or channels. I guess a Canadian production company could partner with China to make it, but they certainly wouldn't get any money from their usual partners in the U.S., U.K., Ireland or elsewhere in Europe because of the inability to show or broadcast any such production.

My guess is that it would either be very low budget and look it, or more likely, will just never get made.