"Kill or Be Killed"

[Boromir006]

This has been put up as the title of Bond 22 (and Neal Purvis & Robert Wade's next project, respectively) on Wikipedia. Obviously it's not true, but hey, at least it's not Beyond the Ice.

[UNCLEagent]

The latest rumor has it named "Killed Beyond The Ice."

[Daltons Chin Dimple]

Does that trump "No Deals, Mr Bond" as the most vomit inducing Bond related title of all time ? Sounds like a straight to video effort starring some talentless rapper.

At least they avoid the overuse of "Die" in Bond titles lately.

[LeiterCIA]

At least they avoid the overuse of "Die" in Bond titles lately.

Ever since 1985, every other Bond title has had either Die or Kill in the title.

A View to a Kill
Licence to Kill
Tomorrow Never Dies
Die Another Day

[Boromir006]

Ah, so maybe it will be "Kill or Die"!

[LeiterCIA]

Die or Be Killed? :OhWell:

[BeauButabi]

Dying for a Kill?

[Daltons Chin Dimple]

"Dying for a Better Title" ?

[neglet]

"Kill or Die ... Beyond the Ice"!

[Daltons Chin Dimple]

Have Blue Harvest of Dying Beyond The Ice ?

....OK, this is getting silly now ! And "Risico" is the new "Beyond the Ice".

[Kara Milovy]

You're Dying, Mr. Bond.

[UNCLEagent]

Talk or Die

[Daltons Chin Dimple]

Dying for a Sh...........

Sorry, sorry.

[LeiterCIA]

Get Killed or Die Tryin'

[Boromir006]

I think Leiter takes it. :)

[Anna]

I think Leiter takes it. :)

I agree...

~A

[WhiteKnight]

Ever since 1985, every other Bond title has had either Die or Kill in the title.

A View to a Kill
Licence to Kill
Tomorrow Never Dies
Die Another Day

Did you forget "The World is Not Enough?" Honestly, it wasn't that bad.

[Kara Milovy]

Did you forget "The World is Not Enough?" Honestly, it wasn't that bad.

Both "The World Is Not Enough" and "GoldenEye" were titles derived from Fleming (so was "Licence to Kill" in its way). It's Eon coming up with titles on their own that's stuck in a rut.

[LeiterCIA]

Did you forget "The World is Not Enough?" Honestly, it wasn't that bad.

Didn't forget anything. I said every other title had 'Kill' or 'Die' in the title. TWINE fell between Tomorrow Never Dies, and Die Another Day.

Incidentally, I think Goldeneye, TWINE and DAD are some of the better non-Fleming titles. (By 'non-Fleming' I mean, yes, they have Fleming references, but Fleming didn't write them.) License to Kill is a little too obvious, as is Tomorrow Never Dies. (TND sounds like a Bond video game title, like No One Lives Forever.)

[WhiteKnight]

Right you did. Sorry for that.