James Bond

By 0071991 Moore4ever 1989, my year, my movie, my Bond! Timothy Dalton returns in his second round as Agent 007. Coming off hot of 1987's TLD, Dalton again proves to be great choice to the role of 007. Though this doesn't feel like a Bond film, since his goes rouge 90% of the film. Benecio DelToro does great...

By Ryan Gowland Quantum of Solace director Marc Forster surprised everyone when he turned down another Bond flick to direct the adaptation of Max Brooks' best-selling novel World War Z. A script from J. Michael Staczynski was already in place and had been hailed as "a horror epic, a serious, sober-minded...

By moore4ever JustinAtheropinion Moore is less. Very lazy writing. Venice sequence with hover-craft gondola and double-taking pigeons. Space movie with ray-gun shoot-out. Jaws falls in love with Pippi Longstocking. Bond-girl's name is Holly Goodhead (and she's supposed to be taken seriously?). Bond...

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By moore4ever Moore4ever The one that started it all and introduced us to James Bond aka: 007. For being the first the movie in the series, it doesn't act like a spy movie. Its more of a detective movie. But still it was the first of many more to come and its a classic. Fleming may have criticized Connery to begin w...

By noreply@blogger.com (Tanner) Back at U.N.C.L.E., Sir John is having a bad first day. A ransom demand has turned up, and part of the demand is that it must be delivered by ex-U.N.C.L.E. agent Napoleon Solo. "Who is this guy?" asks Kowalski, incredulous, which naturally cues a reintroduction to the noticeably older but still undenia...

By John Scott Lewinski Bond Expert Updates 007 Blu-ray Releases for Fans The world's first all-James Bond museum is set to open this Saturday in England. Housed in a former supermarket in Cumbria, The Bond Museum was established by Peter Nelson, a 48-year-old Bond prop collector and auto museum curator. The mus...

That reinvention continues with 2008�s Quantum of Solace. Touted as the first-ever Bond sequel, Quantum picks up soon after the end of Casino. Bond (Daniel Craig) pursues those responsible for the death of his beloved Vesper Lynd with a vicious efficiency.

And lastly, our favourite actor playing the suave super spy remains, predictably Sean Connery. The Scottish smoothie took nearly half the votes with 45 percent ahead of current incumbent Daniel Craig (22 percent) and Pierce Brosnan (15 percent).

By alexberg Quantum of Solace is a relentless film; a ninety minute third act that serves as the conclusion to Casino Royale. As a stand-alone adventure, the film will confuse most viewers, while enthralling fans of Casino Royale. It’s easily the most action packed of any of the Bond films and, despite...

By 007FANATIC As good as Craig is, he's matched by his co-stars. Mads Mikkelson as LeChiffre has a nice, oily quality to him, and certainly projects the most danger to Bond since Robert Shaw's Red Grant (in "From Russia With Love"), The only cast member retained (so far) from the Brosnan films is Dame Judi...

By nospam@example.com (Cinema Retro) Last Friday's tribute to the music of James Bond at Carnegie Hall was a magnificent evening of entertainment. The New York Pops, under the direction of conductor Carl Davis, did justice to the canon of great film themes that have characterized the 007 movies. To the relief of Bond fans, the P...

By 007FANATIC Ever notice that the 007 films produced after “Goldeneye” seem to get worse and worse in significant critical, creative respects like screenplay quality, casting decisions, etc.? With “Casino Royale,” the franchise hits rock bottom. “Casino Royale” is, objectively, the worst James B...

Title: All Things Considered Rating: G/PG Characters/Pairings: James Bond, M, Moneypenny Summary: Just because it's a holiday, doesn't mean a night off. Specific Warnings: Historical AU/1930s England. I think I'll be James tonight," he said consideringly. "Bond, James Bond."

By rss@youtube.com (movieworldcentral) http://www.movieworldcentral.com/ Licence To Kill stars my favourite Bond actor in the shape of Timothy Dalton, and it is also my favourite Bond film. This terrific and much underrated movie is simply brilliant, and I wanted to pay tribute to it with this custom trailer. I personally feel t...

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By rss@youtube.com (XLGameplay) http://www.XLGameplay.com Subscribe | Rate | Comment Zasher shows you Xbox Live game play from James Bond 007 multi-player gameplay "Classic". This game runs off the same Engine as Call of Duty World at War and is made by the same developers Treyarch. Please be sure to Subscribe to the channe...

By brocknroll Kev        Starring: Daniel Craig, Gemma Arterton, Olga Kurylenko, Judi Dench Directed by: Marc Forster: So on a day of Christmas shopping at the mall today, I did end up seeing a movie so I decided to see the new 007 flick “Quantum of Solace”. Plot synopsis: “Quantum of Solace” is actually t...

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By noreply@blogger.com (Tanner) Things don’t improve with the entirely lackluster title sequence, either, courtesy of MK12. Why was Danny Kleinman not brought back after doing the best work of his career on Casino Royale? I certainly hope he returns for the next Bond. Jack White’s theme song, "Another Way To Die," never r...

Paul Haggis, Neal Purvis and Robert Wade combine to weave us the new Bond blanket, with Marc Forster (Finding Neverland, Loungers) at the directorial helm. Yes, James Bond is back, and this time it IS personal - but unfortunately, it seems, it�s a little too personal.

By TheAnswerMVP2001 Saturday, November 15, 2008 Quantum of Solace (2008) Bond is back, but is he better than ever? According to Rotten Tomatoes list of "top critics" the answer would be a resounding no, even old Roger Ebert gave a thumbs down to this new Bond outing, something that is extremely rare for him to d...

By joshiorio Why are they taking all the great stuff out of Bond? Dont get me wrong I loved Casino Royale, its plot, Craig's performance, everything that was in it. But its the stuff thats not in it. They took out Q and Moneypenny, and now in this one, QOS, theyre takin out his line "Bond. James Bond." and no more...

By Cinematical staff Filed under: Action, Fandom, Cinematical Seven, James Bond, Lists In anticipation of Quantum of Solace, we're rerunning some of our favorite Bond posts alongside a few new ones. Enjoy!) 7. Casino Royale Continue reading Cinematical (Double-O) Seven: The 007 Best Bond Flicks

By Alex Billington Discover More: Bond Week, Discussion, Hype, Opinions Our Bond Week coverage ends with this - one final discussion about the 22nd James Bond film, Quantum of Solace. We want to know what you thought! Did it live up to all of your expectations? How did it compare to Casino Royale and did it prov...

By noreply@blogger.com (Ryan) In the past, I've always considered James Bond as somewhat of a live action comic book hero. How can anyone blame me really, with all the gadgets he possessed and some of the villains he's gone up against in the past? 2006's Casino Royale toned that aspect down quite a bit, but there was still p...

By Alex Billington Discover More: Bond Week, Cool Stuff, Hype To wrap up our Bond Week coverage, we present our review of the phenomenal behind-the-scenes book "Bond on Set: Filming Quantum of Solace." I've always been a big fan of coffee table books and other movie memorabilia, so for a die-hard James Bond f...

I'm kind of a weird Bond fan. I thought George Lazenby was a pretty good Bond. I somehow enjoyed Die Another Day's ludicrous speed and actually think it's the best of the Brosnan movies. Don't worry; I still hated Licensed to Kill (I said weird, not insane). So make your judgments about what I'm a...

By Mathew Kumar Someone recently told us they were giving their friends two reviews of films they'd recently seen—their opinion and then the "Torontoist" opinion, where they were ecstatic about any success, but resolutely unforgiving to even the smallest flaw. They were making a point—they liked Bur...

By Scott Weinberg Remove all proper nouns from the equation and Quantum of Solace isn't a B+ action flick. It's brisk and shiny, partially smart and frequently flashy; it's got loads of chases, escapes, fights, and explosions, as well as a game cast and a leading man who really sells the physical stuff. The pl...

By alexberg The latest Bond is the perfect Bond Movie. Yes. It is. In fact, Quantum of Solace is not only the perfect Bond movie, it's the best Bond movie ever, period. Even surpassing Casino Royale—and I mean both the Craig's one and the original Peter Sellers, David Niven, and Woody Allen's delirium—whi...

By hganesh@pennlive.com It's here. At midnight this Friday, James Bond will be at a theater near you. Quantum of Solace will be released and we'll get to see the continuation of Bond's adventures after Casino Royale. Die-hard or passing Bond fan, you know you won't be missing this one.

By gproject Directed by: Mark Forster Casino Royale [review] was, undoubtedly, a shot in the arm for the Bond franchise.  Having severely flagged under the weight of increasing technological lunacy, the rebooted Bond was rough, ready and suitably more visceral, both in physical and visual terms. ...

By Hugh Hart See also: Superspy Showdown: Bond vs. BourneAs Quantum of Solace Soars, Ultimate Bond Girl BornFirst Quantum of Solace Reviews Arrive, Unveil Dark AdventureQuantum of Solace Song Provides Pile of TroubleQuantum of Solace Oils Up Classic 007 Image For the first 20 minutes of Quantum of...

By Brad Brevet Photo: Sony Pictures Okay, I actually think MovieMistakes.com is a pretty cool site and you can hit their homepage and spend a good 10-15 minutes just browsing the silliness. However, a recent list of seven supposed errors for this week's release of Quantum of Solace (already released in t...

By Alex Billington Quantum of Solace picks up right after the final scene of Casino Royale takes place, with James Bond (Daniel Craig) on the run (in a beautiful Aston Martin DBS) from henchman who started chasing him after he confronted Mr. White (Jesper Christensen) on the steps of his own home in Italy. From...

Rating: 2 Stars Starring: Daniel Craig, Olga Kurylenko, Gemma Arterton, Mathieu Amalric, Ju... Review: So shoot me. I left the action rush of this follow-up to the terrific 2006 Casino Royale feeling bummed out by James Bond. Well, not by the Bond of Daniel Craig — he's still one nasty-ass dude...

By noreply@blogger.com (Tanner) The Casino Royale book was better organized, generally progressing chronologically through sets and locations in the order they appeared in the movie. Daniel Craig himself provided some insightful and sometimes humorous recollections on the individual stills in a dialogue with Wil...

Quantum Of Solace "doesn't feel like a Bond film at all. Not once does Craig say: ‘The name's Bond. James Bond.' There's no Q or his gadgets" There is not a single gadget, the villain is a dull nonentity and, as in Casino Royale, there is no Q or Miss Moneypenny.

By nospam@example.com (Cinema Retro) Having just returned from London where I attended the first screening in the world of the eagerly-awaited James Bond film Quantum Of Solace, I'm intrigued by the radically different reactions there have been to the film. The Times feels it is a virtual modern action classic in the same lea...

By Anne But having re-captured our imagination with Casino Royale, and left us pumped up for more, Quantum of Solace doesn’t leave quite the same kind of lasting impression. It’s a hugely enjoyable ride, and Craig continues to be brilliant, but you may still feel more risk-taking is needed befor...

By Patrick Rijnders Yes ladies and gentlemen, the third podcast is online! It's a very snappy, 30 minutes long show where Onno and me deal with a lot of different subjects. Main topic is, ofcourse, Sin City. The movie is out and we share our thoughts about this movie, which we (like many movie lovers here in Europe...

By vid Bond will also have the chance to visit the casino, where you can spend some cash on blackjack and the like, while some of the most famous Bond villains make appearances in the hopes that they will stop the secret agent from completing his task. Trivia Manual

By nospam@example.com (Cinema Retro) The magazine also covers the famous 1960s daily James Bond comic strips by artist John McLusky that ran in newspapers. The mag gets personal insights from McLusky's son Graham, who recalls the painstaking amount of research his father did in order to capture the essence of Ian Fleming's s...

By stylemens Casanova Quinn is smart and self-aware, and he digs the same music you do. Alex Pappademas talks to writer Matt Fraction about his devastatingly geeky—and brilliant—comic-book series How did you end up doing this book that's so steeped in American and British pop-cultural signifiers…

By Aaman Lamba James Bond is defined more by luck than any of the other Fates. "Card Sense" Jimmy Bond (as he is known here) is a master at the Fates, most particularly Fortuna. I was lucky enough to recently watch the 1954 made-for-television version of Casino Royale, starring Barry Nelson.This is Bond bef...

By Film School Rejects Release Date: November 17, 2006Bond is back. And in many ways he never left. Wait, no, that's not true. Bond has been gone a long time. For whatever reason, I could never get behind Pierce Brosnan. I sort of liked Die Another Day and I wanted to like Goldeneye, but most of these Bonds didn't leave me...

By James Rocchi Now that there's been a matter of, you know, 72 hours since the release of Casino Royale, enough time has passed for an assessment of the canon -- out of the James Bond films, which are the best? Well, it's easy to name the best seven -- and in doing so, draw our week of Bond pop-culture coverage...

By Aaman Lamba A new James Bond film is an event, a global one, affecting over half the world's population. When it's a new actor assaying the role, it's all the more exciting. Thus, it was with sheer trepidation and excitement that we stepped up to the ticket booth this afternoon. It was an impromptu decisio...

By Mike Bergin The field guide offering guidance on my recent trip to the Bahamas was A Field Guide to the Birds of the West Indies by James Bond. This volume, written by one of the most respected names in Caribbean aviafauna, edited by Roger Tory Peterson, and illustrated by Don R. Eckelberry, Earl L. Poole,...