How long will Bond last
the golden gun guy
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This has probably been discussed countless times on here, but I would like to know everyones own opinion.
So how long do you think the great 007 will go on for, how many more movies do you think there will be before they finally (and sadly
) stop making Bond films???
I'd say we (hopefully) have atleast ten more good years of Bond until they even consider stoping, but Daniel Craigs acceptance or unacceptance to audiences around the globe will be a major part in the continue or discontinue of 007.
Well thats my opinion, now lets here yours
So how long do you think the great 007 will go on for, how many more movies do you think there will be before they finally (and sadly
) stop making Bond films???I'd say we (hopefully) have atleast ten more good years of Bond until they even consider stoping, but Daniel Craigs acceptance or unacceptance to audiences around the globe will be a major part in the continue or discontinue of 007.
Well thats my opinion, now lets here yours
Comments
"Until doomsday."
Can we all finally agree that we are witnessing the biggest and most enduring phenomenon in the history of movies? Can we stop thinking of this series as being just another franchise in the crowd (with an expiry date). Friends, when we are all old and gray...007 will still be on the job. Thats a fact...and the sooner we all realize that, the sooner we can stop wasting time speculating on a unstoppable future.
With all due respect, golden gun guy... did you say ten years (?!?!?!?!?) Are you kidding me? To even put a timeline to that question tells me you are not asking the right question. My friend, 007 is immortal! Admit it! Stop trying to be rational about something that is invariably irrational.
Mark my words, fellow Bond fans, as long as mankind exists and movies are being made...Bond will live on.
In this disposeable culture of ours. it is an absolute pleasure to know that tradion still exists. When the white dots appear and Daniel Craig walks onscreen, we are not just watching the newest Bond flick, we are connecting to a 44 year shared unbroken history.
Cubby was not only the legendary producer...he was Bond's biggest fan. Cubby understood what these films were about better than anyone alive at the time. Was he arrogant in thinking Bond is forever? No, he happened to be the one man who was clear-eyed enough to see the glorious future in all its Bondian glory.
"Until doomsday."
"World domination. Same old dream."
"Until doomsday."
Can we all finally agree that we are witnessing the biggest and most enduring phenomenon in the history of movies? Can we stop thinking of this series as being just another franchise in the crowd (with an expiry date). Friends, when we are all old and gray...007 will still be on the job. Thats a fact...and the sooner we all realize that, the sooner we can stop wasting time speculating on a unstoppable future.
With all due respect, golden gun guy... did you say ten years (?!?!?!?!?) Are you kidding me? To even put a timeline to that question tells me you are not asking the right question. My friend, 007 is immortal! Admit it! Stop trying to be rational about something that is invariably irrational.
Mark my words, fellow Bond fans, as long as mankind exists and movies are being made...Bond will live on.
In this disposeable culture of ours. it is an absolute pleasure to know that tradion still exists. When the white dots appear and Daniel Craig walks onscreen, we are not just watching the newest Bond flick, we are connecting to a 44 year shared unbroken history.
Cubby was not only the legendary producer...he was Bond's biggest fan. Cubby understood what these films were about better than anyone alive at the time. Was he arrogant in thinking Bond is forever? No, he happened to be the one man who was clear-eyed enough to see the glorious future in all its Bondian glory.
"Until doomsday."
"World domination. Same old dream."
"Its an inspired plan Goldfinger."
One reason is that as time changes so does Bond's missions, I mean back in 1964 when Goldfinger was a huge success I bet nobody thought that someday Bond would be in space,or cutting through metal with lasers!
Of course after reading all of your replys I now feel a little silly for posting this topic.
I don't see the Bond films continuing every two or three years indefinitely. But even in the eventuality that Eon were to stop making them, James Bond won't die immediately. It would only be a matter of time before he returned in one form or another. If not in more films, then a TV series, a radio series, or maybe even cartoons.