Names for Bond 23 (Page 1 of 2)

it should be property of a lady

Well if the next Bond film takes place entirely in New York they should call it 007 in New York or 007 visits New York.

A Sparkle That Kills

Filming Locations: Africa(Lesotho), Canada(Yellowknife), US(Arkansas) and Austrailia(Kimberly)

Antagonist: A conflict diamond merchant and his private group is hellbent on controlling the world. He kills off all his competition and now owns all the diamond mines in Africa and Canada.  JB has to go undercover as a diamond specialist and infiltrate the group.

Villains(Henchman): Female named Sparkle Elaine Darkle (Melanie Chisholm maybe?) who is a fashion expert and model but deadly with a gun and H2H combat. Male nicknamed Zimba Zumba(don't know if its real name or not but DEFINITELY PLAYED BY LAWRENCE TAYLOR with senegalese accent if he ever speaks..) kills his target then stuff a diamond in their mouth as his signature.

Felix: I like the current Felix so he stays.

Q:  A younger Q please, someone who would know extensively about technology...and LOOKS like he does. Also he needs to have chemistry with Bond... that's IMPORTANT!

All the bond girls in this film: Christina Milan, Hayden Panettiere, Lenora Crichlow(Main), Rachael Taylor

Final death scenes: After an intense throwdown  in one of the diamond mines Bond stuff Zimba Zumba's mouth with diamonds making sure he swallows, then Zimba Zumba and main antagonist(Bruce Payne with a South African accent maybe?) both fall to their death in the Depths of the mine.
Swallowed a substantial amount of diamonds, then fell to his death, buried deep in a diamond mine.

I've alwasy like the line "From hells heart" and think it would be a good Bond title.

I agree with Rick Roberts we need a break from, Kill or Die in the titles for a while.

I thought Ian Fleming wrote the short story and after he died, it was simply given that title, despite Fleming never having used it.

"The Property of a Lady" would be a fine title.  It has a suggestion of mystery and a touch of eroticism.  An auction is held in some foreign country and a piece is sold that MI-6 wants very badly. This item was thought to be lost until it surfaced at this auction. Bond's job is to retrieve the piece in question.  This piece is basically a McGuffin, serving as a target for Bond.  We could get to see Bond do some actual spying for a change.  Along the way 007 has to deal with a number of people who also want the sculpture, illuminated manuscript or whatever.  The CIA send Leiter and Bond and Felix eventually team up to find and retrieve it.  Along for the ride is a mysterious woman who may or may not be working for the other side.
This may be a little Hitchcockian for a Bond film but I think it has promise.  I fully realize of course that a similar theme was used in Octopussy(the film) but we could avoid the super strong henchman, the scantily clad circus acrobat commandos and the yoyo yielding goons in black diapers.

nothing with die or dying, or license in the title please

I really wished they used Tomorrow Never Lies as originally intended, a clever in itself because that is a lie.

My personal suggestion, as fellow Bond fan once pointed out, would be SHATTERHAND.

BTW, I love THE LIVING DAYLIGHTS and QUANTUM OF SOLACE titles, especially the latter which did take some getting used to.

My fear would be some tacky CGI beast. However The Garden of Death could be used in the same way as that the treacherous guantlet Bond had to run in DN.

I remember suggesting Shatterhand some time ago.  I still think it would be a great title.  I like "Property of a Lady" for the reasons I've already listed, its eroticism, mystery, etc.   Shatterhand would have more impact like Thunderball or Goldfinger.
I agree that once you move away from Fleming inspired titles like TND and DAD you enter into the realm of the corny.  These might be good videogame titles like "Everything or Nothing", but let's keep the films Fleming inspired.