Review: Licence To Kill
Bond has his licence to kill revoked… but what about his licence to thrill? Read the sixteenth part of my challenge to find my favourite Bond film.
Category: Reviews
Review: The Living Daylights
Timothy Dalton steps up to the plate in his first of two Bond films. But is he a good antidote to the camp of the Roger Moore era?
Review: A View To A Kill
Roger Moore’s 007 swansong was made when he was 53 years old. New tricks for old dogs or in need of a facelift?
Review: Octopussy
Terrible title, terrible film? Part thirteen of my quest to find my favourite Bond film.
Review: For Your Eyes Only
After the awfulness of Moonraker, For Your Eyes Only comes a breath of fresh air in the James Bond franchise.
Review: Moonraker
Moonraker: is it as bad as I remember it to be? Yes, yes it is.
Review: The Spy Who Loved Me
The Spy Who Loved Me: a better Bond film than Goldfinger, and every bit as iconic.
Review: The Man With The Golden Gun
Roger Moore’s second outing as Bond stars Christopher Lee and some of the most iconic images in the franchise since Goldfinger. But is it any good?
Review: Live And Let Die
Roger Moore enters the Bond franchise with a bang, and I am forced to admit that it’s nowhere near as terrible as I thought it would be.
Review: Diamonds Are Forever
A review of Diamonds Are Forever, Sean Connery’s swansong in the canon Bond universe.