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James Bond 23: Skyfall
Gestartet: 25 Okt 2009 09:54 - 1657 Antworten
#1011
Geschrieben: 13 Okt 2012 20:07
So siehts momentan aus (Bewertungen), ich setz es mal lieber unter
Spoiler:
[*]5/5 – The Mirror
[*]“While Skyfall looks and feels like a Bond film – the exotic locales, the memorable villain and an appearance from that iconic silver Aston Martin – director Sam Mendes hasn’t been afraid to play with the formula.”[/LIST][LIST]
[*]5/5 – Total Film
[*]“It all adds up to the 007 adventure we’ve been waiting for: a flawlessly assembled thrill ride with a cast to die for and a nakedly emotional undertow. Happy birthday, Mr Bond.”[/LIST][LIST]
[*]5/5 – Flickering Myth
[*]“Skyfall is superbly directed, written and acted and gracefully opens the door for more; to quote the start of the end credits, “James Bond will return”…and hooray for that.”[/LIST][LIST]
[*]5/5 – Yahoo Movies
[*]“The tone is so different to ‘Quantum of Solace’ that it almost feels like a reboot of the franchise, one that ironically has the confidence to celebrate all that is best about the British icon… We think ‘Skyfall’ is a future classic.”[/LIST][LIST]
[*]5/5 – The Daily Mail
[*]“Nothing can beat a landmark, classic James Bond picture. They don’t come around all that often.”[/LIST][LIST]
[*]4,5/5 – Filmoria
[*]“Considering there was plenty at stake in Skyfall, we can safely say it definitely exceeds expectations – and then some! Welcome back, Mr. Bond. Here’s to the next 50 years!”[/LIST][LIST]
[*]4,5/5 – Unleash The Fanboy
[*]“For fans of the literary Bond, Daniel Craig is once again the pure embodiment of the character, and I for one hope he continues in the role for as long as humanly possible. The third act in particular really showcases the intelligent, strategic Bond found in Fleming’s novelisations which have all too often been shelved in favour of the catch phrase spitting action hero in the past.”[/LIST][LIST]
[*]9/10 – IGN Movies
[*]“The 50th anniversary of Bond is being celebrated in many ways this year, but Sam Mendes may have found the perfect way to pay tribute to this enduring icon of popular culture: He’s made the best Bond film yet.”[/LIST][LIST]
[*]4/5 – The Telegraph
[*]“It all adds up to the 007 adventure we’ve been waiting for: a flawlessly assembled thrill ride with a cast to die for and a nakedly emotional undertow. Happy birthday, Mr Bond.”[/LIST][LIST]
[*]4/5 – Digital Spy
[*]Skyfall’s clean, direct narrative, blistering action sequences (a neon-lit Shanghai showdown deserves to be singled out) and strong performances across the board elevate it to the upper end of the Bond movie spectrum. There may be an awful lot of Heineken and a few minutes too many, but you won’t walk out of this disappointed.[/LIST][LIST]
[*]4/5 – Den Of Geek
[*]“We’re going back in time,” Bond says in one scene, providing what is possibly the film’s key line.Skyfall takes stock of 007’s heritage, while also pointing the way forward. And if Skyfall’s the future of Bond, then the franchise is undoubtedly secure for another half a century.”[/LIST][LIST]
[*]4/5 – The Shiznit
[*]“At two hours and 20 minutes, Skyfall feels a touch too long, and there are precious few surprises come the close, but Mendes does well to keep the energy high throughout – it’s always building towards something, keeping that all-important momentum going. It’s not quite the classic Bond you might have hoped it would be – it’s too reverential to be truly original – but Skyfall is nevertheless a thrilling and vital new addition to the franchise. It really is a great year to be British, isn’t it?”[/LIST][LIST]
[*]4/5 – The Independent
[*]“Craig again impresses as Bond. He switches without fuss from Roger Moore-style self-deprecating comedy (adjusting his cuff links in action sequences) to the darker, more intense scenes which focus on Bond’s childhood traumas.”[/LIST][LIST]
[*]4/5 – The London Evening Standard
[*]“But it’s the succession of references to earlier Bond that make audiences laugh out loud: that’s the beauty of Sam Mendes in charge. There’s a drinking scene with a scorpion, Chinese dragons and, for good measure, Komodo dragons, train-top fights, spiralling scenes through water, jokes about exploding pens, a gag about getting into deep water and, I promise you, the piece de resistance, a return to the Aston Martin DB5. With a red ejector button.”[/LIST][LIST]
[*]4/5 – Empire Magazine
[*]“Skyfall is pretty much all you could want from a 21st Century Bond: cool but not camp, respectful of tradition but up to the moment, serious in its thrills and relatively complex in its characters but with the sense of fun that hasn’t always been evident lately. One thing’s certain: James Bond will return…”[/LIST][LIST]
[*]4/5 – MSN Movies UK
[*]“Bond returns to form in perhaps the most beautiful Bond movie of them all. Sam Mendes steers the world’s biggest film franchise through an escalating sequence of astonishing action scenes if never delivering much real espionage. Craig is excellent, taking the character to the limit.”[/LIST][LIST]
[*]3/5 – The Guardian
[*]“The makers of Skyfall have taken the bold decision to open Bond up – to probe at the character’s back-story and raise a toast to his relationship with M. Yet this touchy-feely indulgence proves to be a mistake, in that it paves the path to soft-headedness, nostalgia and (worst of all) jokey banter with Bond’s bearded old retainer. Don’t they realise that 007 has always been at his most convincing when he’s at his crudest and least adorned; when he’s serving as a blank canvas for macho fantasy; the dark angel of our disreputable natures?”[/LIST]
[/I] SKYFALL-Reviewrating derzeit: 4,4 / 5
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5/5 – The Times
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“Skyfall is a great British bulldog of a movie. From the moment the orchestral sound of Adele belts out, sending a nostalgic shiver down the audience’s collective spine, we know this will be a triumphant return to classic Bond. Sam Mendes, the director, deftly balances fanboy worship of 007 tradition with sophisticated film-making, and (apart from early Connery), nobody does it better than Daniel Craig.”
[*]5/5 – The Mirror
[*]“While Skyfall looks and feels like a Bond film – the exotic locales, the memorable villain and an appearance from that iconic silver Aston Martin – director Sam Mendes hasn’t been afraid to play with the formula.”[/LIST][LIST]
[*]5/5 – Total Film
[*]“It all adds up to the 007 adventure we’ve been waiting for: a flawlessly assembled thrill ride with a cast to die for and a nakedly emotional undertow. Happy birthday, Mr Bond.”[/LIST][LIST]
[*]5/5 – Flickering Myth
[*]“Skyfall is superbly directed, written and acted and gracefully opens the door for more; to quote the start of the end credits, “James Bond will return”…and hooray for that.”[/LIST][LIST]
[*]5/5 – Yahoo Movies
[*]“The tone is so different to ‘Quantum of Solace’ that it almost feels like a reboot of the franchise, one that ironically has the confidence to celebrate all that is best about the British icon… We think ‘Skyfall’ is a future classic.”[/LIST][LIST]
[*]5/5 – The Daily Mail
[*]“Nothing can beat a landmark, classic James Bond picture. They don’t come around all that often.”[/LIST][LIST]
[*]4,5/5 – Filmoria
[*]“Considering there was plenty at stake in Skyfall, we can safely say it definitely exceeds expectations – and then some! Welcome back, Mr. Bond. Here’s to the next 50 years!”[/LIST][LIST]
[*]4,5/5 – Unleash The Fanboy
[*]“For fans of the literary Bond, Daniel Craig is once again the pure embodiment of the character, and I for one hope he continues in the role for as long as humanly possible. The third act in particular really showcases the intelligent, strategic Bond found in Fleming’s novelisations which have all too often been shelved in favour of the catch phrase spitting action hero in the past.”[/LIST][LIST]
[*]9/10 – IGN Movies
[*]“The 50th anniversary of Bond is being celebrated in many ways this year, but Sam Mendes may have found the perfect way to pay tribute to this enduring icon of popular culture: He’s made the best Bond film yet.”[/LIST][LIST]
[*]4/5 – The Telegraph
[*]“It all adds up to the 007 adventure we’ve been waiting for: a flawlessly assembled thrill ride with a cast to die for and a nakedly emotional undertow. Happy birthday, Mr Bond.”[/LIST][LIST]
[*]4/5 – Digital Spy
[*]Skyfall’s clean, direct narrative, blistering action sequences (a neon-lit Shanghai showdown deserves to be singled out) and strong performances across the board elevate it to the upper end of the Bond movie spectrum. There may be an awful lot of Heineken and a few minutes too many, but you won’t walk out of this disappointed.[/LIST][LIST]
[*]4/5 – Den Of Geek
[*]“We’re going back in time,” Bond says in one scene, providing what is possibly the film’s key line.Skyfall takes stock of 007’s heritage, while also pointing the way forward. And if Skyfall’s the future of Bond, then the franchise is undoubtedly secure for another half a century.”[/LIST][LIST]
[*]4/5 – The Shiznit
[*]“At two hours and 20 minutes, Skyfall feels a touch too long, and there are precious few surprises come the close, but Mendes does well to keep the energy high throughout – it’s always building towards something, keeping that all-important momentum going. It’s not quite the classic Bond you might have hoped it would be – it’s too reverential to be truly original – but Skyfall is nevertheless a thrilling and vital new addition to the franchise. It really is a great year to be British, isn’t it?”[/LIST][LIST]
[*]4/5 – The Independent
[*]“Craig again impresses as Bond. He switches without fuss from Roger Moore-style self-deprecating comedy (adjusting his cuff links in action sequences) to the darker, more intense scenes which focus on Bond’s childhood traumas.”[/LIST][LIST]
[*]4/5 – The London Evening Standard
[*]“But it’s the succession of references to earlier Bond that make audiences laugh out loud: that’s the beauty of Sam Mendes in charge. There’s a drinking scene with a scorpion, Chinese dragons and, for good measure, Komodo dragons, train-top fights, spiralling scenes through water, jokes about exploding pens, a gag about getting into deep water and, I promise you, the piece de resistance, a return to the Aston Martin DB5. With a red ejector button.”[/LIST][LIST]
[*]4/5 – Empire Magazine
[*]“Skyfall is pretty much all you could want from a 21st Century Bond: cool but not camp, respectful of tradition but up to the moment, serious in its thrills and relatively complex in its characters but with the sense of fun that hasn’t always been evident lately. One thing’s certain: James Bond will return…”[/LIST][LIST]
[*]4/5 – MSN Movies UK
[*]“Bond returns to form in perhaps the most beautiful Bond movie of them all. Sam Mendes steers the world’s biggest film franchise through an escalating sequence of astonishing action scenes if never delivering much real espionage. Craig is excellent, taking the character to the limit.”[/LIST][LIST]
[*]3/5 – The Guardian
[*]“The makers of Skyfall have taken the bold decision to open Bond up – to probe at the character’s back-story and raise a toast to his relationship with M. Yet this touchy-feely indulgence proves to be a mistake, in that it paves the path to soft-headedness, nostalgia and (worst of all) jokey banter with Bond’s bearded old retainer. Don’t they realise that 007 has always been at his most convincing when he’s at his crudest and least adorned; when he’s serving as a blank canvas for macho fantasy; the dark angel of our disreputable natures?”[/LIST]
[/I] SKYFALL-Reviewrating derzeit: 4,4 / 5
#1012
Geschrieben: 13 Okt 2012 23:34
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Bin ja schon jahrelang am überlegen, ob ich mir mal alle Bonds
nacheinander reinziehen soll... hab die schon ewig auf DVD im Regal
stehen... bin aber nie dazu gekommen die zu schauen......gerade zu den Alten hab ich gar keinen Bezug - meint ihr, das lohns ich?
Mache ich gerade zum 3. Mal - ich persönlich finde das gut, man merkt halt sehr deutlich die Unterschiede. Und einige der "Vorwürfe" die gegenüber dem aktuellen Bond geäussert werden verlieren dadurch schon sehr an Substanz...weil man eben "nacheinander" miterlebt das es immer Unterschiede bei den einzelnen Bonds gab UND auch Entwicklungen innerhalb des gleichen Darstellers. Einige hier tun ja so als wäre dem nicht so;)
Einige der älteren Teile sind mitunter etwas absurd und Storytechnisch natürlich schwach - aber wenn man dann hier im Forum die Kritik an den neueren Teilen liest und sich dann diese Szenen ins Gedächnis ruft, belustigt das dann schon. Kann ich empfehlen;)
Die Kritiker sind ja scheinbar vom neuen Teil sehr begeistert. Gut - sind natürlich Speichellecker. Nicht so wie die, die den Film schon verreissen ohne ihn eine Sekunde gesehen zu haben. Die haben Style und Ahnung:thumb:
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How do you go on... when in your heart you begin to understand... there is no going back? There are some things that time cannot mend... some hurts that go too deep... that have taken hold.
When you find that one person who connects you to the world, you become someone different, someone better. When that person is taken from you, what do you become then?
How do you go on... when in your heart you begin to understand... there is no going back? There are some things that time cannot mend... some hurts that go too deep... that have taken hold.
When you find that one person who connects you to the world, you become someone different, someone better. When that person is taken from you, what do you become then?
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#1014
Geschrieben: 15 Okt 2012 00:27
Nach dem was ich so gelesen habe, klingt Skyfall wirklich
vielversprechend und so als ob er mir von allen Craig-Bonds am
besten gefallen könnte. Casino Royale war für mich ein Totalausfall
und Quantum Trost, der ja noch deutlich schlechtere Kritiken
bekommen hatte, hab ich mir deswegen gleich gänzlich gespart.
Skyfall hört sich dagegen ernsthaft gut an, so dass ich wohl auch meine Abneigung gegen Craig als Bond ad acta legen werde und mir den Film definitiv wieder neutral anschaue :-).
Skyfall hört sich dagegen ernsthaft gut an, so dass ich wohl auch meine Abneigung gegen Craig als Bond ad acta legen werde und mir den Film definitiv wieder neutral anschaue :-).
#1016
Geschrieben: 15 Okt 2012 14:44
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Gestern auch schon den ersten Trailer im TV gesehen, die Vorfreude
ist damit nochmals gestiegen!!!
#1017
Geschrieben: 16 Okt 2012 12:11
Nächster Clip zu Skyfall online, diesmal bekommt man auch
ein wenig von Bardem zu sehen!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=17ommwZBsjo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=17ommwZBsjo
#1018
Geschrieben: 16 Okt 2012 12:17
Die Spannung steigt. Der kritikerspiegel hört sich fasdt an wie
eine Offenbarung. Da ich ja aber bekennender Bond-Reboot-Fan bin,
werd ich mal abwarten in welcher Form Skyfall zu den traditionellen
Elementen zurückkehrt. Wenn das gut gemacht ist und zu den beiden
Vorgängern passt könnt es aber wahrlich ein denkwürdiger
Bond-Auftritt werden.
#1019
Geschrieben: 16 Okt 2012 13:17
Laut Sony steigt Adele von 0 auf 1 in den dt. Single-Charts sein,
schaffte dass schon ein Bondsong?
#1020
Geschrieben: 16 Okt 2012 13:36
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