The new Bond film is going to be called Quantum of Solace - do you like it?!
Question: I'm sure the film will be good, but they could have picked a better title.
Do you like it?
Answers: I'm sure the film will be good, but they could have picked a better title.
Do you like it?
I think its a bit of a mouth full not very catchy but I'm sure the film will make up for the naff title!!
Sounds like a Star Trek kinda film title...
it means nothing, does it?
It's not a very Bond-sounding title is it? Sounds like some crap SF / romcom crossover
well if its anything like it sounds they might aswell stop before they ruin the whole series its sound like a sci fi
i like it but it sounds like a space film like star trek or star wars.
doesn't make a bit of sense! More appropriate as a title for a Japanese cartoon/video game!
It sounds like there should another giant, talking polar bear in it................ I hope to God they don't mess with 'essence' of Bond and ruin the whole bloody thing. Then even Mr Craig in another pair of trunks couldn't fix it :)
No. It doesnt roll off the tongue easily and I can imagine our local cinema staff saying "you what? when asked for tickets
Quantum of Solace is only the Working Title of the film, whilst it's being shot. Its release title will be very different.
I might like it if I knew what it meant
I don't like it very much but i like James Bond, especially Daniel Craig..
Thanks for the information about the title!
if quantum is 4 and solace is to mark a begining does this film have 4 bonds at the start ?
it would been better kept it real like bonds number 44 and counting
I like the 'do you like it ? bit....I really liked 'tomorrow is another day', it really made me laugh. They could of had 'yesterday isn't today! x
I Agree with you.!!!
Crappy title.!!!
That is a stupid title.
It's too intelligent for it's own good. It makes us feel stupid by not properly understanding the meaning.
Daftest title ever. It means nothing and is difficult to pronounce. Bond films need snappy titles.
yes I like it and it's a fleming title (see For your eyes only,From a view to a kill, Risico, The Hildebrand Rarity,Quantum of Solace), so at least they have a strong link to the true bond books, what the film will be like we shall see.
"Quantum of Solace" is not a spy story and Bond appears only in the background. Told in the style of W Somerset Maugham, the tale has Bond attending a boring dinner party at the Government House in Nassau with a group of socialites he can't stand. Bond makes an offensive remark after dinner when the other guests have left in order to stimulate conversation. This solicits a careful reply from the elderly Governor of The Bahamas who tells 007 a sad tale about a relationship between former civil servant Philip Masters stationed in Bermuda and air hostess Rhoda Llewellyn. After meeting aboard a flight to London the two eventually married but after a time Rhoda became unhappy with her life as a housewife. She then began a long open affair with the eldest son of a rich Bermudan family. As a result Masters' work deteriorated and he suffered a nervous breakdown. After recovering he was given a break from Bermuda by the governor and sent on an assignment to Washington to negotiate fishing rights with the US. At the same time the governor's wife had a talk with Rhoda just as her affair ended. Masters returned a few months later and decided to end his marriage, although he and Rhoda continued to appear as a happy couple in public. Masters returned alone to the UK, leaving a penniless Rhoda stranded in Bermuda, an act which he'd been incapable of carrying out merely months earlier. But Masters never recovered emotionally, his vital spark never relit. The governor goes on to tell Bond how after a time Rhoda married a rich Canadian and seems to be happy, telling Bond that his dull dinner companions whom he found so boring were Rhoda and her new husband. While the story does not include action elements, as other Fleming tales do, it attempts to posit that Bond's adventures pale in comparison with real life drama. Bond reflects that the lives of the people he passes somewhat superficial judgments upon can in fact hide poignant episodes.