LuiECuomo said:Not all Bond themes mention the title in the lyrics. Remember "All Time High" from Octopussy? After all, it might be a bit difficult to take a song seriously that had the word "octopussy" in its lyrics.
Isn't that what people would have said about LALD when Paul McCartney turned in that wholly un-Bond-like composition? And I do think it's Bond-like in many respects - the orchestral part in the background is 100% James Bond.RedIsNotBlue said:Bleeeehhhh. It's not that is ****ing terrible but completely the wrong fit for James Bond.
Only because they're already Bondian-sounding. I think the problem is that the Bond music has often spent way too much time trying to recreate the "Bond sound" when it's really only creating shabby facsimiles of GOLDFINGER and THUNDERBALL. It's far better to be a little less constrained to "Bond music" and rather keeping it up to date.Has Portishead ever done music for James Bond?? I think they would have been perfect for a main theme.
Agentsands77 said:Isn't that what people would have said about LALD when Paul McCartney turned in that wholly un-Bond-like composition? And I do think it's Bond-like in many respects - the orchestral part in the background is 100% James Bond.
I'm not a fan of the mixing, and Cornell's vocals leave me a little cold. But I'm hoping the mixing will be different in the film proper, and Cornell's vocals are hardly awful. And the song is pretty catchy.
Only because they're already Bondian-sounding. I think the problem is that the Bond music has often spent way too much time trying to recreate the "Bond sound" when it's really only creating shabby facsimiles of GOLDFINGER and THUNDERBALL. It's far better to be a little less constrained to "Bond music" and rather keeping it up to date.
Before people start judging what is Bondian and what isn't, it's better if they know the history of the franchise, right? A Batman fan would take unkindly if somebody who had no history with the character started dictating how things should be, right?RedIsNotBlue said:I dont know **** about the past Bond stuff I just know what I am hearing now.
Well, I do try to stay positive, but I do genuinely enjoy the song, and do really appreciate it's upbeat nature as well as its desire to do something new. The point of CASINO ROYALE is to do some new things, after all - why just go for another "Goldfinger" retread for the title song?I disagree and I think your just trying to stay positive since your a huge Bond fan it seems.
Oh yeah. Even if I hated the title song (as I did with DIE ANOTHER DAY), I'd still say this movie is shaping up wonderfully (which is unlike DIE ANOTHER DAY).Don't worry just because the opening theme is horrible to many the movie is still gonna kick ass.
Oh, it would be good, to be sure - just very cliched and predictable. There'd be nothing fresh or really surprising about it.And I don't care what you say Portishead would sound awesome doing an opening Bond theme.
What trailer and song? I haven't watched any trailer with the song attached - I've only just listened to the song alone (it's not like the song would be playing in the film itself, anyway - only during the main titles).RedIsNotBlue said:The trailer and song just don't hit the same area for me sorry and it seems a lot of people here agree with me.
Hey, give us fans our made up words to describe things. Every sect has 'em, you know.And Bondian??? What the ****??? lol.
Stewie Griffin said:i think we will look back on CR's opening with the same sentiments as this atrocity:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wWUOnTWo6XI
One word, dated.
Stewie Griffin said:i think we will look back on CR's opening with the same sentiments as this atrocity:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wWUOnTWo6XI
One word, dated.
swifty said:I really hope for your sake that you're joking!!!!![]()