Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
My friend warned me that this might happen, but itās still disappointing.
The Bond franchise is too lucrative/famous to be simply left and forgotten about. Iām guessing that the company might be up for sale and someone will definitely snap it up because of Bondā¦
I agree that someone is bound to buy the franchise if MGM go bust. However, if it goes on for too long they may end up rebooting it (again). Dalton didnāt come back after the big gap in they early 90s after all.
A bloody shame, too. I love Dalton! Though I realise I may be in a minorityā¦
Iām not saying I would prefer it to be him in Goldeneye, not at all, simply that one or even two more films with Tim after the epicness of Licence to Kill would have been awesome.
Indeed, I do hope Daniel Craig doesnāt go the same wayā¦
[quote=āOPRā]A bloody shame, too. I love Dalton! Though I realise I may be in a minorityā¦
Iām not saying I would prefer it to be him in Goldeneye, not at all, simply that one or even two more films with Tim after the epicness of Licence to Kill would have been awesome.
Indeed, I do hope Daniel Craig doesnāt go the same wayā¦[/quote]
Another fan of Dalton. 
I always thought he was under rated. License to Kill is one of my favourite Bond films.
[quote=āKlanā]More Bond news:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/8635409.stm[/quote]
I donāt really think either Worthington or Bale would be any good as Bond. Besides which I really want to see another Daniel Craig Bond film. Casino Royale was brilliant. Quantum of Solice while a bit average, seemed to be building towards a showdown with Quantum. To miss out on that would be a shame.
Same. Itās the only one classified as 15, and therefore promises truckloads more awesome 
Lots of Bond news:
- not only are they re-making the classic N64 Goldeneye game for Wii, with Daniel Craig replacing Pierce, but Activision are also producing a brand new adventure, Blood Stone, for all consoles;
- Jeffrey Deaver is writing a new Bond novel;
- and both Daniel Craig and Sam Mendes (who I had totally forgotten was signed up for the project - awesome!) are optimistic about Bond 23 reaching us eventually.
Jolly good.
Itās good to hear that itās sounding a bit more positive on the Bond 23 front.
Big good news for fans of MGM franchises:
The news we all wanted to hear:
Damn you Jamesā¦ beat me by a minute!!!
Itās because heās the Mac. James Mac.
Release date announced: October 26th 2012 UK, two weeks ahead of the US 
Anyone care to speculate on story?
Given Sam Mendesā resumĆ©, Iām thinking that Bond will finally settle down to a suburban life with Moneypenny, suffering a strained marriage due to his alcoholism, repeated affairs, and pining for whats-her-name from Casino Royale. But then Bond is dragged back out of retirement as the only one who can stop his arch nemesis Blofeld (played by Kevin Spacey) and his evil plans to speed up the effects of global warming on Antartica.
Itās a bit out there, but Iāve love to be right (both for the sake of pride and a good film) :biggrin: