Bond Blog: Tomorrow Never Dies – A James Bond Retrospective
On leaving the cinema after GoldenEye, I was very ready to see another Bronson Bond and so too were the studio and undoubtedly Brosnan...
Read MoreBond Blog: GoldenEye – A James Bond Retrospective
When GoldenEye came out six years after License to Kill, it felt as if the Bond franchise needed fresh blood. There was the U2-penned Bond...
Read MoreBond Blog: Licence To Kill – A James Bond Retrospective
One of the happier results of this Bond Blog is that I’ve had the opportunity to totally reassess the Timothy Dalton Bonds. I saw...
Read MoreBond Blog: The Living Daylights – A James Bond Retrospective
At this stage of the franchise, a reinvention was needed. Roger Moore had taken 007 into a tried and tested template of comedy action...
Read MoreBond Blog: A View To A Kill – A James Bond Retrospective
Has James Bond finally met his match? asked the poster to Roger Moore’s seventh and final outing as the British secret service...
Read MoreBond Blog: Octopussy – A James Bond Retrospective
How can I put this? Octopussy is shit. There’s really very little to redeem it. It’s boring, poorly plotted, badly acted and...
Read MoreBond Blog: For Your Eyes Only – A James Bond Retrospective
For Your Eyes Only was the first James Bond movie I saw at the cinema. I was probably nine. It was the Astra Cinema in Barrow-in-Furness,...
Read MoreJames Bond Films set to Return to Cinemas for 007 Retrospective
Following celebrations at the Academy Awards® and the BAFTA’s – the 60th Anniversary celebrations of 007 continue with UK and Irish...
Read MoreDo Live Casinos Measure up to Movie Casino Scenes
You know the score by now. It’s James Bond, the famous 007, he’s sitting around a roulette wheel, shaken Martini in-hand facing impossible...
Read More5 Best Casino Scenes in James Bond Movies
There are few men who know how to navigate a casino environment quite like James Bond. Supremely suave, with stacks of swagger and...
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