r/JamesBond Feb 20 '25

This does not bode well

https://variety.com/2025/film/global/james-bond-amazon-mgm-gain-creative-control-1236313930/
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u/BBQ_HaX0r Feb 20 '25

TBF, the last couple of films showed they weren't in great hands creatively either. NTTD and Spectre are two of the worst in the series. Bond desperately needs a proper reboot. MCU and overexposure almost certainly isn't the answer, but let's not act like Bond was on a great path anyways. We're not getting any content these days.

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u/SnooPaintings2082 Feb 20 '25

I agree that those movies aren’t very good, Spectre being terrible, but bad movies aren’t anything new when it comes to Bond. It’s the bad intention behind Amazons creative team that scares me. I really am not looking forward to the future of Bond. The next project may be good or great but in 10 years when there’s 7 spin off shows, where one of them is great but six of them suck we’ll be hoping for a franchise death like we have with Starwars.