NickRivers hat geschrieben:Gegen ein sehr gutes Gebot, würden Babs und Michi weich.

AnatolGogol hat geschrieben:

NickRivers hat geschrieben:Gegen ein sehr gutes Gebot, würden Babs und Michi weich.

Wenn du schon die Parallele zu Lucas ziehst, dann aber auch richtig. Broccoli und Wilson würden sich wohl nur dann von ihren Rechten trennen, wenn sie selbst kein Interesse mehr daran hätten weitere FIlme zu produzieren und/oder in ihrer Familie sich keine geeigneten/interessierten Nachfolger finden lassen würden. Da beides offensichtlich aktuell nicht der Fall ist steht deine Theorie doch auf sehr tönernen Füssen. Es ist recht schwierig Multi-Multimillionäre ausschliesslich mit Geld zu überzeugen.

Agent 009 hat geschrieben:Schön, dass das Ganze in der Familie bleibt.

TheWizardOfIce hat geschrieben:I find this somewhat worrying.

Imagine your mother re-married when you were in your 20s and with no career to speak of. The bloke she married was a millionaire who ran a large multinational.

Now the bloke turns to you and says 'Are you looking for a job? Come and work for me and when I go you can take over the family business. Oh and did I say you will make millions?'

You could go out on your own and forge a career but this seems like too good an offer to refuse so you take him up on it.

40 years later and you are getting ready to retire having made your millions but your son is in the same position you were all those years ago so you say to him 'Are you looking for a job....'

Now the problem with all this is that 90% of us would accept the offer of a nice job with millions guaranteed even if the guys business was making, say, toilet paper.
I personally couldnt give a toss what business he was in - I would help him run it for such a cushy deal but the trouble is that you run the risk of ending up with someone who doesnt really have much interest in the toilet paper world and then my son who has had to hear about toilet paper all his life would be even less interested but he would still take the offer ending up with the quality of toilet paper going down or after I'm gone my son messing around with the toilet paper formula by making it out of sandpaper or encrusted with diamonds or something.

Before you know it people are wandering around with blood streaming down their legs and saying we're going to find another toilet paper manufacturer as this company has no idea how to make good toilet paper anymore.

I'm sure Gregg is a perfectly nice chap but I'm perturbed at the way he can just walk into a pretty big job without any notable experience or qualifications (his IMDB entry is pretty scant to say the least. Take away odd jobs on Bond films and theres nothing left).

Say what you like about Babs but at least she went away and did a course in motion picture production before being allowed near the series.

Obviously I'm not a naive ingenue and I know how the world works but I'm just perturbed that the bloke who say by 2020 will be co-producing the series as Babs winds down into retirement might see Bond as nothing more than the family toilet paper factory which is his to milk as much cash out of as he can.
I would like to think the series is in good hands with someone who cares about Bond and not someone whos only there because it was an easy option rather than having to find a job.

All it takes is one bad call by Babs, MGW or later down the line Gregg and we get someone who decides 'I dont need all this' and sells the rights to the studio. And that is the beginning of the end when we start seeing a female Bond, a black Bond, Bond Begins, Bond dies, Bond directed by Michael Bay etc, etc.

I'm sure I'm not alone in saying I dont want to use toilet paper made by Michael Bay.

AnatolGogol hat geschrieben:

NickRivers hat geschrieben:Gegen ein sehr gutes Gebot, würden Babs und Michi weich.

Wenn du schon die Parallele zu Lucas ziehst, dann aber auch richtig. Broccoli und Wilson würden sich wohl nur dann von ihren Rechten trennen, wenn sie selbst kein Interesse mehr daran hätten weitere FIlme zu produzieren und/oder in ihrer Familie sich keine geeigneten/interessierten Nachfolger finden lassen würden. Da beides offensichtlich aktuell nicht der Fall ist steht deine Theorie doch auf sehr tönernen Füssen. Es ist recht schwierig Multi-Multimillionäre ausschliesslich mit Geld zu überzeugen.

danielcc hat geschrieben: "erfahrene Hobby Kritiker"

danielcc hat geschrieben:Ein groteskes Kinoerlebnis. Das Comickino ist klinisch tot.