James Bond id the Longest series in the world. but......will it continue? theresalready what 20 movies or soand will they keep finding good actors that can be Bond? will they Come out of plot ideas? what do you think will happen to the series?
As long as there's an audience for it, Bond will continue. Honestly, considering how much money each film makes, I can see them coming up with new plots and selecting new actors for the next forty years ...
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Ahnold Sez: (From "The Expendables 2"): "My *shoe* is bigger than this cahr!"
That's true - there was a whopping 7 year gap between "LTK" and "GE", the longest ever gap between two consecutive Bond films. And to think: "Dr. no", "FRWL", and "Goldfinger" were made within the space of 3 years!
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Ahnold Sez: (From "The Expendables 2"): "My *shoe* is bigger than this cahr!"
I seriously think if they return to the greater days, like Goldeneye when it was superb, the series could potentially go on for ages, there will always be an audience for Bond.
If they don't come up with a truly memorable villain like Goldfinger or Blofeld I'm afraid the series will start to die off. They need to clone Blofeld back.
I think what made Bond so monumental was because it was so believable, like this could really happen, with DAD it lost that, and I personally was very disappointed with it.
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when it was superb, the series could potentially go on for ages, there will always be an audience for Bond.
