One of the consistent trends of the Eon Bond films is that the actors who have portrayed Bond often conclude their run with weak films. Whether it was Sean Connery ultimately bowing out of Bond with Diamonds Are Forever (no, I don’t count Never Say Never Again) or Roger Moore’s swan song with A View …

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I was really looking forward to seeing this film ever since three years ago when the seminal Skyfall became the greatest James Bond film of all time. Then a little under a year ago when it was announced that the film would be called SPECTRE, I was almost beside myself with anticipation, as long time Bond fans …

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Woo-Hoo!!! http://variety.com/2014/film/news/james-bond-sam-mendes-dec-6-1201305987/

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As I think back on watching all of the Eon produced James Bond films, I thought I’d express a few final thoughts, as well as a couple of rankings. Obviously, this is one of the most popular film series of all time. Only the Harry Potter films have grossed more at the box office, and …

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Skyfall is the best Bond movie of all time. There, I said it. This film beats anything that Pierce Brosnan did, anything that Timothy Dalton did, certainly anything that Roger Moore did, and even anything that Sean Connery did. Be honest with yourself. If someone handed you a DVD or a blu ray of Goldfinger …

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Even though there have been 23 James Bond films from Eon Productions, you’d be hard pressed to call any of them sequels. Aside from a few references from film to film, each installment has been a one-off film and you wouldn’t have had to see any of other Bond films in order to understand what …

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In many ways Casino Royale represents a rebirth of the Bond franchise. Not only do we have a new Bond in Daniel Craig, but Casino Royale is an origin story. There is no longer any ambiguity about why Bond seems to get younger as time marches on. There is no more continuation of Bond moving …

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I will say this about Pierce Brosnan as Bond. Aside from George Lazenby, whose first Bond film was also his last, Brosnan went out on a higher note in his last film than any of his other predecessors. Die Another Day is a stronger swan song than Diamonds Are Forever (Sean Connery), A View to …

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James Bond aficionados will know where the title of this film comes from. Bond himself mentions during the film that it’s his family motto. We actually learn this during On Her Majesty’s Secret Service when George Lazenby’s Bond goes to meet with the genealogist to discuss Blofeld’s genealogy, and he has found the Bond family crest. …

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