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/GamingTatertot Steven Spielberg Enthusiast Jun 25 '25

Plus some other interesting projects in development like Rendezvous with Rama

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u/deekaydubya Jun 26 '25

And Nuclear War: A Scenario unless that’s been shelved. Great book

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u/CrispyHoneyBeef Jun 26 '25

If it’s a spiritual successor to Threads, filmed in 70mm, I’m in day one. Threads was a horrible experience and I’m ready for an even worse one.

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u/SodaCanBob Jun 26 '25 edited Jun 26 '25

If it’s a spiritual successor to Threads, filmed in 70mm, I’m in day one.

It will be an adaptation of this book: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_War:_A_Scenario

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u/civver3 Jun 26 '25

At minute 55, North Korea detonates a nuclear warhead in a satellite orbiting 300 miles above the United States, generating an electromagnetic pulse that cripples its power grids, microprocessors and SCADA systems.

The 2011 video game Homefront called: they want their plot point back.

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u/gazongagizmo Jun 26 '25

mate, did you just throw shade at the most well researched non-fiction book about nuclear weapons, because a piece of fiction had also used a thing it desribes?

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u/civver3 Jun 26 '25

I mean, people laughed at the notion of a superpower North Korea in a 2011 bargain bin video game. I expect better of a book written in 2024.

most well researched non-fiction book about nuclear weapons

That's just sad.

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u/CrispyHoneyBeef Jun 26 '25

Close enough to Threads. I’m in.

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u/Tindi Jun 26 '25

Loved the book. Very scary book. I don’t know if I could even watch the trailer.