First look of credits from the movie!!! (2 Clips!!!)

Geo7877 said:
Bond title sequences have always taken until like the day before the movie is out, to come together. It'll be fine.
True, but they never look like that. Not when Daniel Kleinman's been doing it (I know the man's work and the process of it). That's not from the title sequence, either, since it's been stated that the sequence comprises of very different imagery than that as well.

These were almost unanimously voted as "fakes" on Bond fan sites when they debuted weeks ago. That's where I put my vote as well. Not only is it unlike Daniel Kleinman to put together any sort of mock-up titles (as this would have to be), it smacks of home-made photoshop, especially with the clearly cut-and-pasted guns and cheap negative effects on the girls as flagpoles.

And furthermore, they were originally posted on a model's myspace site, claiming they were for a DVD re-issue of THUNDERBALL (:huh:), not CASINO ROYALE.
 
did daniel kleinman make the DAD title?

i actually liked it........it was sweet

though i hope this one focuses on the casino instead of women
 
xwolverine2 said:
did daniel kleinman make the DAD title?
Yeah, he did. He did GOLDENEYE, TOMORROW NEVER DIES, THE WORLD IS NOT ENOUGH, and DIE ANOTHER DAY. I think he's downright terrific at what he does.

though i hope this one focuses on the casino instead of women
Well, there was one report that said the title sequence for CASINO ROYALE might not feature women at all. That would fit with the description of the title sequence from the December script (according to the December script the title sequence would be photos from Bond's file at MI6, detailing his career up to that point, and also showing crime scenes from the two kills for his Double-O), but things seem to have changed beyond that draft. Scene lists posted on EBay noted that one of the images in the title sequence was a deck of cards being shot through by a bullet and blood subsequently pouring out of the hole.
 
Agentsands77 said:
Yeah, but it just sucked, period. Cornell presents a different style of music.

You should just read Cornell's own thoughts on the matter:

What Cornell didn't ignore was an offer from the producers of the forthcoming James Bond film "Casino Royale" to pen the movie's theme song. But he admits that, at first, he wasn't so sure it was a gig he wanted.

"I wasn't really sure about doing a Bond theme, because I wasn't really a big fan of the last several movies," he said. "And then I heard that there was going to be a new guy — Daniel Craig — who was going to play Bond (see
"British Actor Daniel Craig Steps Into James Bond's Tux"). And he's so different. I have seen him in several movies, and I was kind of intrigued. So I went to Prague, where they were shooting the movie, and they showed me a rough edit of it. I was just completely blown away by it, because it's unlike any Bond film ever, really. [Craig] is an actor's actor, and there's emotional content to [the movie]. He's not like the swaggering, winking sort of super-agent guy. He's like a human being in this movie, and it's going to completely readjust the way people think of the character."

And this:

The Bond track, "You Know My Name," came as a surprise to fans -- and to Cornell himself. "I just got a call," he recalls, "and at first I thought there must be some kind of mistake." But after seeing the script and studying up on the new Bond actor, Daniel Craig, Cornell decided "I'm actually the right guy for the job. Everybody I met with said the same thing -- 'This isn't anything like any other James Bond film, so we don't really want that song, either. So go do whatever you want.'"

Cornell co-wrote "You Know My Name" with longtime Bond composer David Arnold and describes it as "more uptempo and a little more aggressive than any other Bond theme has been, maybe since Paul McCartney ['Live and Let Die']. It has an orchestra, but it also has some angry sounding guitar, and it's got feedback."


Nice!
 

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