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007 – the Daniel Craig years 4: Spectre

Posted on October 8, 2018 by healed1337

Ah, Spectre. I have a lot of memories about that old Macintosh game, playing it at school during free time. You control a tank in what looks like an early VR environment, with solid coloured walls, and enemy tanks that … Continue reading →

Posted in movie review, movies | Tagged 007, academy award, barbara broccoli, christoph waltz, daniel craig, dave bautista, day of the dead, eon productions, ernst stavro blowfeld, franz obenhauser, ian fleming, james bond, james bond 007. mi6, Léa Seydoux, madeleine swann, mexico, michael g wilson, monica bellucci, mr. hinx, mr. white, rotten tomatoes, sam mendes, sam smith, spectre, writing's on the wall | 7 Comments

007 – the Daniel Craig years 2: Quantum of Solace

Posted on October 5, 2018 by healed1337

Quantum Of Solace, Daniel Craig’s second outing as Bond, has three unique features for the franchise. One, according to a 2012 study by the University of Otago in New Zealand, Quantum of Solace is the most violent film in the … Continue reading →

Posted in movie review, movies | Tagged 007, action thriller, alicia keys, another way to die, barbara broccoli, bolivia, carmille montes, daniel craig, eon productions, ian fleming, jack white, james bond, james bond 007, marc foster, michael g wilson, olga kurylenko, quantum of solace, roger moore, spy movie, the white stripes, vesper lynn, writers guild strike | 11 Comments

007 – the Daniel Craig years 1: Casino Royale

Posted on October 4, 2018 by healed1337

I talked a lot about Die Another Day’s failures in my previous post, but there’s one major thing I didn’t mention at the time. While that movie chased early 2000’s action movie trends of being stylish, over the top and … Continue reading →

Posted in movie review, movies | Tagged 007, albert r. broccoli, barbara broccoli, bourne identity, chris cornell, columbia pictures, daniel craig, david niven, eon productions, eva green, harry saltzman, ian fleming, james bond, james bond 007, jason bourne, judi dench, la chiffre, licence to kill, martin campbell, mgm studios, mi6, michael g wilson, orson welles, peter o'toole, peter sellers, pierce brosnan, roger moore, sony pictures, stirling moss, ursula andress, vesper lynn, woody allen, you know my name | 11 Comments

007 – the Pierce Brosnan years 2: Tomorrow Never Dies

Posted on September 29, 2018 by healed1337

Tomorrow Never Dies, the 17th James Bond movie and second starring Pierce Brosnan, happens to be the only Brosnan Bond movie that didn’t open at #1 at the box office. That’s not to say it didn’t do well – it … Continue reading →

Posted in movie review, movies | Tagged 007, barbara broccoli, bruce feirstein, colonel wai lin, donald e. westlake, elliot carver, gotz otto, hong kong, james bond, james bond 007, jonathan pryce, los angeles times, michael g wilson, michelle yeoh, paris carver, pierce brosnan, roger ebert, roger spottiswoode, teri hatcher, tomorrow never dies, world war 3 | 4 Comments

007 – the Pierce Brosnan years 1: Goldeneye

Posted on September 26, 2018 by healed1337

Pierce Brosnan portrayed the famous British spy around the time I discovered the series, so it’s hard for me not to think of Brosnan as Bond at times. In fact, of the three major steps in my discovery of James … Continue reading →

Posted in movie review, movies | Tagged 006, 007, alan cumming, albert r. broccoli, alec trevelyan, barbara broccoli, bono, cold war, desmond llewelyn, famke janssen, goldeneye, goldeneye 64, ian fleming, izabella scorupco, james bond, james bond 007, judi dench, kgb, london, martin campbell, mi6, michael g wilson, monte carlo, n64, natalya simonova, nintendo 64, pierce brosnan, puerto rico, roger ebert, russia, soviet union, spy movie, st. petersburg, stella rimington, switzerland, the edge, time magazine, tina turner, xenia onatopp | 9 Comments

007 – the Roger Moore years 7: A View To A Kill

Posted on September 23, 2018 by healed1337

It’s kind of hard to properly evaluate the Roger Moore years as James Bond as a whole. For comparison, Sean Connery’s time as James Bond peaked in the middle of his run, from movies 2-4. We’ll get to Pierce Brosnan … Continue reading →

Posted in movie review, movies | Tagged 007, a view to a kill, albert r. broccoli, canadian women's army corps, Christopher Walken, duran duran, grace jones, james bond, james bond 007, lois maxwell, may day, mi6, michael g wilson, moneypenny, roger moore, royal academy of dramatic art, san francisco, world war 2, ww2, zorin | 3 Comments

007 – the Roger Moore years 5: For Your Eyes Only

Posted on September 18, 2018 by healed1337

Before we begin, this is one of the two remaining Bond movie’s I’ve never seen before. I’I previously watched the first half or so (up to the skiing action scene) years ago on TV, and had virtually no memory of … Continue reading →

Posted in movie review, movies | Tagged 007, academy award, albert r. broccoli, bernard lee, blondie, eon productions, ernst stavro blowfeld, for your eyes only, james bond, james bond 007, john glen, mgm studios, mi6, michael g wilson, roger moore, sheena easton, spectre, timothy dalton, united artists | 3 Comments

Tag Archives: michael g wilson

007 – the Daniel Craig years 4: Spectre

007 – the Daniel Craig years 2: Quantum of Solace

007 – the Daniel Craig years 1: Casino Royale

007 – the Pierce Brosnan years 2: Tomorrow Never Dies

007 – the Pierce Brosnan years 1: Goldeneye

007 – the Roger Moore years 7: A View To A Kill

007 – the Roger Moore years 5: For Your Eyes Only

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