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James Bond Day is celebrated on October 5th each year, on the anniversary of the premiere of the first Bond film “Dr No” in 1962. This year, can we expect anything special? The past year has seen the publication of Kim Sherwood’s DOUBLE OR NOTHING (now available in paperback format) and Charlie Higson’s ON HIS … Continue reading Happy James Bond Day!
A spoiler-filled retrospective of ALL the James Bond movies.
Moore's last Bond film is big on spectacle, and has magnificent villains, but in some places looks a little tired. A VIEW TO A KILL.
The Bond film that contains some great action and tension, as well as the interesting contrast between the heat of India and the Cold War in Berlin. OCTOPUSSY...
Back down to earth, this movie which many forget - even though it is crammed full of memorable performances, action, humour and fun. FOR YOUR EYES ONLY.
A "live watch" review of MOONRAKER. A gorgeous looking film which went bigger than the previous films by going to the only place left - space!
For many THE SPY WHO LOVED ME is THE Bond film. It has the locations, the epic scale, a great henchan, and THAT white Lotus...
Moore's second Bond is memorable, colourful and has some outstanding sequences. Yet for some it is low on their list of favourites. It's THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN GUN.
A new Bond! Roger Moore arrives in the first adventure of the 1970s. LIVE AND LET DIE is a great introduction to the world of Bond.
While we wait for No Time To Die, I wondered if you could select a handful of Bond movies to create a self contained story - which would you choose?
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