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»
XXX Intro
I like the way Agent XXX/Anya Amasova (Barbara Bach) was introduced in The Spy Who Loved Me (1977). Instead of showing the agent on a mission, in the [...] Read More»
Wishful Thinking
Wish we could go back to knowing the title of the next Bond movie after one ends… Baron Samedi laughs at the thought…[...] Read More»
I know a great restaurant in Karachi…
…we can just make dinner. Bond and Kara Milovy plan their next step in Pakistan after escaping in The Living Daylights (1987).[...] Read More»
Dun DUN!
The first five seconds of Skyfall (2012) may be the best start of any Bond movie.[...] Read More»
Sacrifice Myself
Bond (Roger Moore) and Tibbett (Patrick Macnee) have a great rapport in A View To A Kill (1985), and it peaks in this scene. Just after arriving in th[...] Read More»
Horror movie or Bond movie?
I see Jaws’ costume from Moonraker (1979) in my nightmares.[...] Read More»
FRWL & “Call Me Bwana”: Eon’s only non-Bond
Bond and Kerim Bey are about to assassinate a Russian agent during a pivotal sequence in From Russia With Love (1963), when an interesting movie poste[...] Read More»
