…or end up like this: Jeez…perhaps the most brutal death in all of the James Bond movies!
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Good God
“Commander, this tracing means that the Russians can track our nuclear submarines underwater and sink them.” From The Spy Who Loved Me (19[...] Read More»
BAM!
This BAM! moment from Diamonds Are Forever (1971) always reminded me of the old onomatopoeia words from fights in the live-action Batman television sh[...] Read More»
#DiamondZits
Rick Yune as Zao in Die Another Day (2002) The #DiamondZits hashtag is all the rage… 🙂[...] Read More»
Tonight
Every six months or so, as I re-watch and analyze all of the James Bond movies for fun, I always find myself temporarily forgetting, and then remember[...] Read More»
Request permission to come aboard, sir.
Sean Connery as James Bond in You Only Live Twice (1967)[...] Read More»
Banco suivi
James Bond (David Nelson) plays baccarat against Le Chiffre (Peter Lorre) in the unofficial Casino Royale (TV – 1954)[...] Read More»
The ‘S’ stands for sleek
The Aston Martin DBS montage at the beginning of Quantum Of Solace (2008)[...] Read More»
J’ai faim
This is easily some of the worst 44 seconds of any James Bond movie ever. As anyone who knows my opinion of No Time To Die (2021), it obviously revolv[...] Read More»
Double-oh Double Take
Pam Bouvier has that effect on a secret agent – from Licence To Kill (1989)[...] Read More»
Bond the Badass
Focused on watching his back, no matter the circumstance – James Bond, 007 is a badass.[...] Read More»
Was the Spectre title card necessary?
I get that the opening scene is at the Day of the Dead, but the title card for Spectre (2015) didn’t really add anything and seemed unnecessary [...] Read More»
NSNA really went there
James Bond’s pee was used as a “weapon” in Never Say Never Again (1983)[...] Read More»
