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Posted July 31, 2012 by

When he’s not chauffeuring royalty to the opening ceremonies of olympics and the like, James Bond likes to avoid gunfire of dozens of mindless thugs, defeat villains with foreign accents, walk away from explosions and let teenage Q replacement Ben Whishaw tutor him in technology – as we can see in this brand new Skyfall trailer.

So if you’ve had enough of the former and are looking for more of the latter, please be upstanding and charge your glasses for Bond is coming back in Skyfall. We’ve already seen a neat opening teaser but today Sony Pictures released the full-length trailer that shows more of Bond being, well, the kind of jerk that Bond is.

He’s back in the blue water-garments he was sporting in Casino Royale, complete with the famous Walther PPK Short pistol that we haven’t seen since Brosnan’s last outing in Die Another Day – although with modifications, of course.

Javier Bardem’s looking mentally ill as ever with his blonde barnet and, quite frankly, we think he seems a downright more villainous villain than what we’ve come to see in the past. Quantum of Solace was all about an eco-maniac, while Casino Royale was about a poker player. It’s time to bring out the big guns.

Put that tiny pistol away for goodness sake, will you Bond?

Check out the Skyfall trailer below.

[Source: 007.com]

UPDATE: A second, not-international (if you’re in the UK, just read “international”) trailer has also debuted which, in our opinion, has the better first third, a similar middle third and the exact same final third. So not too shabby. Take a look.


Ben Kahan

 
If I were a car, I'd be a 1978 Mini Cooper Saloon - red, with racing stripes. Why? Because I love drinking petrol and I painted two racing stripes from my nutsack to my forehead, right now, to prove my point. I'm a magician, hypnotherapist and casino poker dealer, which is because I'm an actor, and we make very little money and have to make do. Also, just a side note, "hypnotherapist" just came up with red squiggly lines on spellcheck, which shocks me because a) "hypnotherapy" doesn't and b) I consider this spellcheck as a gauge of future success in life and have found myself heartily disappointed. Ironically, this spellcheck doesn't recognise "spellcheck". This has just created a black hole on the screen on my laptop, so I'll be going now to find something to fill it.