Second SKYFALL Clip - "Bond, James Bond"

Slick, very slick.

That's good stuff. Loving the exoticism.

Jack Wade wrote:

That's good stuff. Loving the exoticism.

Liked it even better when it was first shown in GOLDENEYE. But hey, if you're going to steal crib material to morph into your 50th anniversary edition, then do it from the best (and by "the best" I do mean GOLDENEYE).

From what I've seen, I think Craig seems to be more Bondian in this film than in his past two.

Which is what it should have been more like in QOS, as CR ended on that note.

I was very apprehensive about Mahlohe being cast in the role, mostly because of her inexperience - but I'm really liking what I'm seeing of her so far

Python wrote:

Which is what it should have been more like in QOS, as CR ended on that note.

Yeah. Though, at the end of CASINO ROYALE, I wasn't completely convinced that he was right for Bond.

Despite the hair-do (which I can get over, because I imagine it has something to do with the plot), I think Craig might give us his best Bond performance so far with this film.

Gravity's Silhouette wrote:

Jack Wade wrote:

That's good stuff. Loving the exoticism.

Liked it even better when it was first shown in GOLDENEYE. But hey, if you're going to steal crib material to morph into your 50th anniversary edition, then do it from the best (and by "the best" I do mean GOLDENEYE).

I'm getting an entirely different vibe here. The women working the table really jumped out at me.

I can't work out what Severine's first line is. All I'm getting is "I've been waiting to see [indecipherable]. You made such a bold entrance into our little drama."

Does anyone know what the middle bit is?

"...who redeemed the chip."

Presumably a gaming chip that is used as some kind of dead drop/identifier.

Isn't that lifted from another Bond film, too?

Not that I'm aware of. The closest thing I can think of is Dmitrios planting the bag token on the poker table for Carlos to collect in CASINO ROYALE.

Vesper wrote:

"...who redeemed the chip."

Presumably a gaming chip that is used as some kind of dead drop/identifier.

Isn't that lifted from another Bond film, too?

The cigarette box in GOLDEN GUN was the closest to that, I believe.