Jack Napier
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It seems to me that everyone thinks Daniel Craig looks very un-Bond like in the last shot of the trailer. This is just one man's personal opinion, but I think the whole set-up of that shot made Craig look like the farthest thing from James Bond, and it had nothing to do with how he looked at all.
There was a very dramatic whip-pan to Craig from across a casino table. The shot was so ridiculous, it reminded me of the Scooby-Doo teaser trailer where you think it's Batman's silhouette in the darkness and it drastically swivels around to show Scooby Doo. I mean, in this teaser trailer, they zoomed into Craig so quickly, like he was about to say "One HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS!"
If Craig winked or something, and played that shot in a cheeky way, it would've been fine. Or if the shot was a still, medium shot with Craig just sitting there with the same look, it'd be fine.
In my own opinion, a more fair shot would be something like this:
The trailer opens with slow motion spinning of the roulette wheel that Craig's sitting in front of. Throughout the trailer, you cut to close-ups of hands holding cards. Then at the end of the trailer, splice a slow pan towards Craig with clips of the exotic action scenes. I think that'd be much more fair to Craig. Any thoughts?
There was a very dramatic whip-pan to Craig from across a casino table. The shot was so ridiculous, it reminded me of the Scooby-Doo teaser trailer where you think it's Batman's silhouette in the darkness and it drastically swivels around to show Scooby Doo. I mean, in this teaser trailer, they zoomed into Craig so quickly, like he was about to say "One HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS!"
If Craig winked or something, and played that shot in a cheeky way, it would've been fine. Or if the shot was a still, medium shot with Craig just sitting there with the same look, it'd be fine.
In my own opinion, a more fair shot would be something like this:
The trailer opens with slow motion spinning of the roulette wheel that Craig's sitting in front of. Throughout the trailer, you cut to close-ups of hands holding cards. Then at the end of the trailer, splice a slow pan towards Craig with clips of the exotic action scenes. I think that'd be much more fair to Craig. Any thoughts?