Thoughts on New Trailer?

I think it's dreadful. The trailer doesn't really matter, but I can't understand how anyone could watch this and be excited. It's basically the same trailer as for Spectre. A lot of fast cuts and mysterious dialogue that makes no sense out of context. But it's clear that this is another direct continuation from previous films. A lot of the shots are identical too, such as the wintery scenes and the shot where Bond is exposed in a huge crowd by the spotlight which is the same thing as when he was exposed at the secret meeting in Spectre.

Looks awful. I wish they'd cut the melodrama from these "Bond" / BINO films and go back to just making actual Bond films.

Didn't see Spectre and won't be going to see this either. No matter though I guess as plenty of pre-Craig era classics to rewatch.

Somehow I didn't notice that atrocious CGI dropkick in my first viewing. There's no way a woman of that size and body shape would be able to do a dropkick with that much speed and intensity. Most professional athletes couldn't even do that. Fuck, this movie is going to suck.

I thought it was absolutely amazing. I literally loved every second of it.

After watching it the first time, I was stoked, gotta admit! Looked mostly great! Second watch-through, I see many things I like, some I definitely don't. I agree with a post below that the "stay in your lane" line better get cut from the final film. I understand the push for female empowerment, but I don't really like that we see two women kicking ass in the trailer, but only one man. We need to remember that Bond was clearly recruited from SAS or SBS. From there, he needs to pass recruitment of some sort to become 00. This suggests, if one looks at real life scenarios, that some or many SAS or SBS persons would fail the tests, both physical and combat-related. How does a woman pass these when it is common knowledge that they are not allowed into these types of service (ie: SAS and SBS)? However, I know one or two pretty badass women, and a few can actually fight a bit, just not at the level this film shows.

I don't like that she is 007 now and I never will, but I get it. They needed to fill the spot and he left. I don't like the continued connection to Bond's past somehow (with emotional content), but it does fit Craig's series enough that I won't complain too much. Plus, they had to get rid of the prior Bond girl somehow.

I like the cinematography so far. I like that the trailer appears to show more action than the somewhat dull (by comparison to other Bond films) Spectre, I liked some of the stunts featured, and I like Rami Malek enough to be intrigued by his villain (yes, Phantom of the Opera comparisons aside, could be interesting). Also glad they brought Blofeld back (not because I enjoyed his performance / character in Spectre, but because to not bring him back somehow would play out like Dark Knight Rises not mentioning the Joker in any way - just felt wrong and actually hurt the plot). Also, as a gun guy, loving that they appear to have brought back the HK 416!

Overall, with second viewing, still excited, but cautious. I'll see it!

I liked everything in the trailer except the villain in the Phantom of the Opera mask.

If Lynch is 007, it will be in the beginning of to movie until Bond returns. Not sure why this is such a big deal to people....

They showed too much?

In this timeline, how long has Bond been a double 0? This chick says she's a double 0 for 2 years and tell him to stay out of her lane? Wouldn't the obligatory Brit response to that be, "Piss off!"?

Personally, as that is the very first introduction we get to her character, she comes off as a dick. Again, my anticipation is the script is going to "try too hard" to make her cool and tough. Unlike Naomi Harris' Moneypenny, who I actually like and liked how she was brought in.

I like the DB5, the Bond girls (we're not on set) are hot, the locales look cool, I like Ralph Fiennes as M, Naomi Harris as Moneypenny, but it looks very much like Spectre, which I wasn't impressed with. It's going to be a pass.