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136Er soll ja zumindest in einem Trailer nun drin sein
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137Ja aber wenn ich das recht verstehe nicht lange.danielcc hat geschrieben:Er soll ja zumindest in einem Trailer nun drin sein
"In a Bond film you aren't involved in cinema verite or avant-garde. One is involved in colossal fun."
Terence Young
Terence Young
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138gerade auf der facebook-seite des BKD entdeckt:
gerne bestätige ich an dieser Stelle, dass auch im CinemaxX Bremen zum IMAX-Neustart "The Dark Knight Rises" ein neuer "Skyfall"-Trailer zu sehen sein wird.
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139Wusste gar nicht, dass es noch IMAX Kinos in Deutschland gibt
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140Wie man so liest haben jetzt schon einige den IMAX-Trailer gesehen, aber auch nur in IMAX-Kinos und vor TDKR.
Wann kommt der verdammte Trailer endlich ins Internet?!
Wann kommt der verdammte Trailer endlich ins Internet?!
"Für England, James? - Nein, für mich!"
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141Das liest sich doch alles seeeeehr gut:
"...Ah yes, the Q scene got a decent laugh in the cinema. The dialogue is from the art gallery and it's clearly the first time they've met. - "I'm your quartermaster" - "You must be joking". That's followed by the pyjama dialogue and a witty response from Bond. They then both laugh and refer to the other as 007 and 'Q' respectively. Looks a great introductory scene to their relationship.
"Bond, James Bond" also got a nice ripple through the cinema. Nicely delivered to Severine as she smokes a cigarette(!) and they stand chatting on the Macau casino balcony. He later gets carnal with her in the shower of what I believe is her yacht. There's a bit of dialogue where he asks to meet her employer, and she says he should be careful what he wishes for, or something to that effect
"...Ah yes, the Q scene got a decent laugh in the cinema. The dialogue is from the art gallery and it's clearly the first time they've met. - "I'm your quartermaster" - "You must be joking". That's followed by the pyjama dialogue and a witty response from Bond. They then both laugh and refer to the other as 007 and 'Q' respectively. Looks a great introductory scene to their relationship.
"Bond, James Bond" also got a nice ripple through the cinema. Nicely delivered to Severine as she smokes a cigarette(!) and they stand chatting on the Macau casino balcony. He later gets carnal with her in the shower of what I believe is her yacht. There's a bit of dialogue where he asks to meet her employer, and she says he should be careful what he wishes for, or something to that effect
"It's been a long time - and finally, here we are"
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143so, in richtig schlechter Qualität ist er jetzt online...
Musik ist die gleiche wie im Teaser
Musik ist die gleiche wie im Teaser
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144ja... ich werde mir dieses ding nicht ansehen und warte auf die gute qualität.danielcc hat geschrieben:so, in richtig schlechter Qualität ist er jetzt online...
Bond... JamesBond.de
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145Ich hab kurz reingesehen und nach ein paar Sekunden aufgehört. Da warte ich auch lieber noch etwas auf die gute Qualität.Gernot hat geschrieben:ja... ich werde mir dieses ding nicht ansehen und warte auf die gute qualität.danielcc hat geschrieben:so, in richtig schlechter Qualität ist er jetzt online...
"Für England, James? - Nein, für mich!"
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147edit by gernot: link entfernt - wer den link unbedingt haben möchte, nutzt google oder schickt daniel eine pn oder wie auch immer... danke!
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148Hoffen wir dass es dieser Trailer bald in guter Qualität ins Internet schafft, kann ja nimmer lang dauern oder wird der Trailer nur exklusiv in Imax Kinos zu sehen sein?
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149Hab mir die miese Qualität angesehen. Man sieht nicht wirklich viel vom Bild, allerdings erkennt man gut die Musik die quasi eine längere Version der Musik aus dem Trailer ist. Eine interessante Version des Bond-Themas... für den Film aber bitte einen klassischen Soundtrack 
"In a Bond film you aren't involved in cinema verite or avant-garde. One is involved in colossal fun."
Terence Young
Terence Young
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150neue Reaktion:
"My God. My...my...god.
I'll be the first to admit I'm the textbook type of fan who gets far too overly excited with every trailer release...but having just come back from seeing the Skyfall IMAX trailer the proper way, I can honestly say - with no hesitation - that it's one of the best trailers I've ever seen cut.
That bootleg doesn't even come close to conveying what a full screen does. Everything about that trailer is amazing. It's so good, so Bond - that it's overpowering.
The intensity is as high as a Bond trailer's ever been, by sheer miles. The music is indeed the James Bond theme, re-orchestrated and remixed in a way that we've never heard before - albeit heavily disguised and with added dimension, likely why many haven't come away with a sense that it's there. My sister - call her, a casual Bond fan - even leaned over to me and said, "I'd recognize those chords anywhere." And the sheer speed of the trailer is just insane. I think they show off parts of every major sequence.
Deakins' cinematography floored me. This film is in a completely different league than anything we've ever seen from Bond before. It's far too early and a ridiculously small sample size, but if any Bond ever has had a shot at a cinematography Oscar - this is going to be the one.
The action. Casino Royale's action is back. It's not the carelessly strung together, confusing, second-unit drivel Dan Bradley assembled and Pearson/Chesse hacked up and served to us on a dish labelled "Quantum of Solace." There's narrative. Impact. Style. It feels like Bond action the way Bond action feels different from all other action.
And Bond.
It's just...it's classic Bond. Barring some horrible script screwup, I can't foresee not loving this movie. Every inch of every shot of that trailer feels like it's classic Bond, a highly stylized mid-1960s iconic touchstone with a contemporary edge and overtones. Craig oozes the Bond persona as far as it can possibly go to a respective, non-parody point. It's brilliant. . The way he teases 'Q' is delivered with the dry, dark, slightly damaged humour that James Bond just...is. And when he says "the line," it's like he physically leans into it.
Phew. Had to get that out. Legitimately the best 'trailer' experience I've ever had in a cinema. I'm 27 and cynical. I don't get moved like that. Ever. And I got moved."
"My God. My...my...god.
I'll be the first to admit I'm the textbook type of fan who gets far too overly excited with every trailer release...but having just come back from seeing the Skyfall IMAX trailer the proper way, I can honestly say - with no hesitation - that it's one of the best trailers I've ever seen cut.
That bootleg doesn't even come close to conveying what a full screen does. Everything about that trailer is amazing. It's so good, so Bond - that it's overpowering.
The intensity is as high as a Bond trailer's ever been, by sheer miles. The music is indeed the James Bond theme, re-orchestrated and remixed in a way that we've never heard before - albeit heavily disguised and with added dimension, likely why many haven't come away with a sense that it's there. My sister - call her, a casual Bond fan - even leaned over to me and said, "I'd recognize those chords anywhere." And the sheer speed of the trailer is just insane. I think they show off parts of every major sequence.
Deakins' cinematography floored me. This film is in a completely different league than anything we've ever seen from Bond before. It's far too early and a ridiculously small sample size, but if any Bond ever has had a shot at a cinematography Oscar - this is going to be the one.
The action. Casino Royale's action is back. It's not the carelessly strung together, confusing, second-unit drivel Dan Bradley assembled and Pearson/Chesse hacked up and served to us on a dish labelled "Quantum of Solace." There's narrative. Impact. Style. It feels like Bond action the way Bond action feels different from all other action.
And Bond.
It's just...it's classic Bond. Barring some horrible script screwup, I can't foresee not loving this movie. Every inch of every shot of that trailer feels like it's classic Bond, a highly stylized mid-1960s iconic touchstone with a contemporary edge and overtones. Craig oozes the Bond persona as far as it can possibly go to a respective, non-parody point. It's brilliant. . The way he teases 'Q' is delivered with the dry, dark, slightly damaged humour that James Bond just...is. And when he says "the line," it's like he physically leans into it.
Phew. Had to get that out. Legitimately the best 'trailer' experience I've ever had in a cinema. I'm 27 and cynical. I don't get moved like that. Ever. And I got moved."
"It's been a long time - and finally, here we are"
