Yes: The tourist authorities pay young people to sit scattered around on the mountains and take selfies of themselves. It's a part of an employment drive. 😉
I've been promoting the idea of having a ship graveyard on a beach as a Bond film location for years now, so it's with mixed emotions I see chapter four of Fi
rst Light has exactly that. It means someone had the same idea as me (ME! ME! ME!), but it also probably means we'll never see it in a Bond film.
This is about a past location, but I didn't want to make a new thread for this. In his review of GE Calvin Dyson said the villain's lair under the satellite dish isn't distinctive enough, and ideally it could reflect the dish in some way. Now I'm thinking of the interior of St. Hallvard's church in Oslo where the roof curves in on itself. . Something like this could work. Practically the dish would rest on the ceiling when lowered into the water. This would make it unique among villain's lairs, but also remaining in the spirit of Ken Adam. Psychologically it would remind people of the weight of the dish (and often water) above. The building year is 1966, so the architect could have been inspired by Ken Adam.
I haven't played First Light. However I've noticed there are several locations I have longed to see in a bond film , such as Antartica and a ship graveyard. Good for the game, but I'd rather see them on the big screen.
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Is the athletic woman part of the usual scenery?
Yes: The tourist authorities pay young people to sit scattered around on the mountains and take selfies of themselves. It's a part of an employment drive. 😉
I've been promoting the idea of having a ship graveyard on a beach as a Bond film location for years now, so it's with mixed emotions I see chapter four of Fi
rst Light has exactly that. It means someone had the same idea as me (ME! ME! ME!), but it also probably means we'll never see it in a Bond film.
This is about a past location, but I didn't want to make a new thread for this. In his review of GE Calvin Dyson said the villain's lair under the satellite dish isn't distinctive enough, and ideally it could reflect the dish in some way. Now I'm thinking of the interior of St. Hallvard's church in Oslo where the roof curves in on itself. . Something like this could work. Practically the dish would rest on the ceiling when lowered into the water. This would make it unique among villain's lairs, but also remaining in the spirit of Ken Adam. Psychologically it would remind people of the weight of the dish (and often water) above. The building year is 1966, so the architect could have been inspired by Ken Adam.
The Messner Mountain Museum in the Italian Tyrol buildt by legendary climber Reinholdt Messner would fit perfectly in a Bond film:
I haven't played First Light. However I've noticed there are several locations I have longed to see in a bond film , such as Antartica and a ship graveyard. Good for the game, but I'd rather see them on the big screen.