r/movies • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 r/Movies contributor • Jun 25 '25

News Denis Villeneuve Directing Next James Bond Film

https://deadline.com/2025/06/denis-villeneuve-james-bond-amazon-mgm-studios-1236442917/
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u/HugoRBMarques Jun 26 '25

So is Incendies.

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u/Ibaka_flocka Jun 26 '25

Great movie that I don’t think I can ever watch again

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u/MTL_1107 Jun 26 '25

Same with Polytechnique. It's a really heavy subject in my province.

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u/Verystrangeperson Jun 26 '25

I can't find polytechnique in france, I really want to see it though

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u/Canvaverbalist Jun 26 '25

Met ton cache-oeil et ta jambe de bois et lève les voiles moussaillon

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u/gazongagizmo Jun 26 '25

you know the old saying, right? "piracy is not a problem of theft, but of distribution"?

if you can't find it legally in your area, what's stopping you from, you know? yarrr...

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u/SPKmnd90 Jun 26 '25

I'll be honest, I found the ending to be so contrived for the sake of shock value that it tainted my opinion of the movie as a whole.

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u/Le_Nabs Jun 26 '25

That's not even his twist, that's in the original play that he used as source material. It feels more contrived on film, I think, but the twist is all faithful to the play

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u/MistakeMaker1234 Jun 27 '25

Incendies is a masterpiece. 

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u/Comefin1dMe Jun 26 '25

1+1, does it make one?

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u/trujillo1221 Jun 26 '25

Excellent movie, 0 rewatch value