The final Bond movie by Pierce Brosnan involves North and South Korea, space-aged identity changes and Madonna. Starting out strong and doing all of the right things to be a memorable addition to the series, Die Another Day falls off immediately as soon as the Ice Palace is introduced. I’m not sure what happened with the writing but once Bond gets invited to...

Ever watch a movie in it’s entirety and as the credits roll you think to yourself “what the f— was that?” This is how I felt about Live and Let Die. Welcome Sir Roger Moore – to the world of James Bond. To think that the introduction of the second most recognizable man as Bond would be a crazy, blaxpoitation, voodoo spoof, is well,...

Probably Sir Roger Moore’s most solid movie as the spy James Bond, The Spy Who Loved me teams him up with the beautiful Barbara Bach as Russian spy Anya Amasova. With high-tech gadgetry and some of the coolest vehicles in the James Bond archives, there is a bit of everything in this movie and very little to complain about. The standard camp, craziness that...

When guys sit around discussing James Bond, you are sure to get your share of “Connery is the only James Bond” or your “I grew up on Roger Moore so he’s my Bond” and the occasional “I think Daniel Craig is the best Bond yet”. What you never hear are people defending George Lazenby, the man who dared to take on the role of 007 after Sir Sean Connery...

Diamonds Are Forever is the 7th James Bond film and the last in the Blofeld saga since James finally catches up with the slippery Russian to put him away. There are many things wrong with this movie but nothing bothered me more than the Bond girl Tiffany Case (Jill St. John). You have Bond girls who are helpful, and you have Bond girls who are merely arm candy...