I saw it and I also died a little with the end...barbaratpOctober 9 2021, 18:47:20 UTC
(edited September 9, 2024)
Half of my comment is a pretty big spoiler about the the last James Bond film. Apologies in advance to everyone.
I watched it on September 30th, in a preview session at my neighborhood cinema. There was just me and my mom in the room, it was a Thursday. I was happy and sad to be there with just one more person. Happy because I could enjoy the movie without fear of someone making a noise, and sad because my gods it's Bond how come the room wasn't full - full - according to the rules of social distancing. But back to the movie: I loved Q's cats and the little glimpses of his home and personal life - who is that date? - and his being confirmed gay was perfect!!! Ben Whishaw was happy about this and who am I to disagree? I just hope that no one at EON + Broccoli is anti-LGBT otherwise it will be impossible to think of a future movie with our beloved Ben as Q. I kept thinking "what if the director had made half of this movie a Bond thing as a result of being tortured by Blonfeld?" Because I read that this was an imagined plot, but that has been discarded. He would have solved half of this hidden family drama. I don't believe Melanie managed to hide an MI6 daughter from Bond or Q. Of course he would have researched everything of her life before the government let her get close to a Specter criminal. I know I felt betrayed in how the movie played out. I loved Rami, I even thought he was Doctor No because of his mask name, but it was almost "everybody dies, nothing will happen". And gods M having continued such a program. What a danger, but that's it, whoever has power doesn't seem to have intelligence, right. I only know the first thing I did after leaving the cinema was to read a Fanfic 00Q, just like that to be happy after wanting to cry at the opening for happiness and at the end for sadness.
Half of my comment is a pretty big spoiler about the the last James Bond film. Apologies in advance to everyone.
I watched it on September 30th, in a preview session at my neighborhood cinema. There was just me and my mom in the room, it was a Thursday. I was happy and sad to be there with just one more person. Happy because I could enjoy the movie without fear of someone making a noise, and sad because my gods it's Bond how come the room wasn't full - full - according to the rules of social distancing. But back to the movie: I loved Q's cats and the little glimpses of his home and personal life - who is that date? - and his being confirmed gay was perfect!!! Ben Whishaw was happy about this and who am I to disagree? I just hope that no one at EON + Broccoli is anti-LGBT otherwise it will be impossible to think of a future movie with our beloved Ben as Q. I kept thinking "what if the director had made half of this movie a Bond thing as a result of being tortured by Blonfeld?" Because I read that this was an imagined plot, but that has been discarded. He would have solved half of this hidden family drama. I don't believe Melanie managed to hide an MI6 daughter from Bond or Q. Of course he would have researched everything of her life before the government let her get close to a Specter criminal. I know I felt betrayed in how the movie played out. I loved Rami, I even thought he was Doctor No because of his mask name, but it was almost "everybody dies, nothing will happen". And gods M having continued such a program. What a danger, but that's it, whoever has power doesn't seem to have intelligence, right. I only know the first thing I did after leaving the cinema was to read a Fanfic 00Q, just like that to be happy after wanting to cry at the opening for happiness and at the end for sadness.
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