I need to know some of the differences in technique between the older bond movies and the current ones...what do they do different what patterns change between the movies when they are made 30 years apart anything will help... i have not seen all the bond movies...in fact i have seen 2 but i need some help with this research for a final project and i dont have time to watch all of the bond movies there are too many and i have little time...any serious input will help and websites with information will help also....ill take anything i can get!!!
2006-12-16 05:42:43 · 2 answers · asked by stiffler 2 in Entertainment & Music ➔ Movies
The secret to the Bond films rested on a clever formula, approved and penned by Ian Flemming himself: Watching any two Bond films can show you this in the very first moments of the films; they're pretty much a standard in ALL of them.
Another interesting facet of the Bond film series is how smart it was to pit Bond w/ current event enemies. In the beginning, Bond squared off against manicial warped ego-monger terrorists (Goldfinger, Dr. No, Moonraker), then he took on Russian cold war baddies, (Her Majesty's Secret Service, The Living Daylights). Note how Goldeneye not only launched Pierce Brosnan as a worthy Bond actor, but the film entwined the manical ego tripping bad guy(s) w/ old Russian (post) cold war adversaries....and some "between the fence" alliances as well.
The "newest" Bond flim, a redux (the orginal was a comedic Bond parody) of Casino Royale signals the Bond/Flemming franchise is currently working out a newer type of Bond bad guy that is sown w/ today's sinister current events we face in real life---most likely the middle east terrorist genre. That should prove interesting.
JAMES BOND WILL RETURN........
2006-12-16 06:01:26 · answer #1 · answered by Mr. Wizard 7 · 0⤊ 0⤋
Story-telling skills improved, as well as special effects.
the real problem was upping the ante int he realm of gimmicks.
You can also see a kind of MTV approach with editing.
Die Another Day had a lot of fast edits and speed-up.
the ones from the 70s were a bit more laid-back
2006-12-16 14:13:07 · answer #2 · answered by Anonymous · 0⤊ 0⤋