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.
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.
A review of Diamonds Are Forever, Sean Connery’s swansong in the canon Bond universe.
George Lazenby temporarily replaces Sean Connery as 007, and gives us all a film that can honestly be called a classic.
Dastardly plots and space rockets and a mini-helicopter and a villain with a cat and a volcano lair: what is there to possibly dislike in You Only Live Twice?
Thunderball marks the fourth outing for Sean Connery as James Bond and is one of the most successful films in the franchise–but how does it rate against the other films?
Goldfinger is one of the most iconic Bond films of all time–but is it my favourite in the series?
My review of From Russia With Love, the second part of my challenge to review all of the James Bond films. How does it stand up to Dr No?
My review of Dr No, the first part of my challenge to review all of the James Bond films. Over the course of the next couple of months, I’ll be watching each film in turn and trying to figure out which one is my favourite. Does Dr No stand the test of time?
Tom Baker says hello to me in what I am calling my proudest moment of 2012.
007: 50 years, 6 actors, 23 films. This is the beginning of my quest to find the best James Bond film.