The film business is somewhere between a confidence trick and religion; they need to engender great faith and confidence to secure financial investment and to get bums on seats. Half monk, half hitman
You could say that about anything product, I guess, but with movies themselves being a lie of sorts thereās an irony lurking somewhere.
I thought the cinematography in First Man was some of the worst shaky-cam usage Iāve seen since QoS or any given Paul Greengrass film. Hopefully thatās simply a directorial choice and not a by-product of Linus Sandgren. Thatās the only thing of his that I recognize that heās done (I never saw LaLa Land). I would imagine that is decidedly not the style of Nutcracker and the Four Realms. Can someone address that? Thanks!
Norway would be great and itās a place Bond has never visited.
EDIT: According to Wikipedia Norway has officially appeared as a location in YOLT as the sight of the geodesic dome where the British are mediating between the Soviets and the USA. However Bond is not present. Norway was also used as a filming location for DAD, presumably doubling for some of the locations in Iceland.
Bond still hasnāt been present in Norway so it would be great to see 007 there.
Indeed Gobi-1ā¦Plus the other rumored location we heard about was Canada so you have to wonder if there will be some mountain/snow scenes in Bond 25. I personally hope not since we just had snow and mountain scenes in SPECTRE, but weāll see.
Another (and this time really good) snow action sequence I wouldnāt mind at all. But Norway has more to offer than snow, of course. So, yeah - if true, it will be a fantastic location. Bring it on!
The mountain climbing scene in the finale of MI: Fallout was filmed at Pulpit Rock in Norway. Might we have our first true mountain climbing scene since FYEO?