From Russia with Love
We already looked at the legendary Sean Connery’s first outing as James Bond in 1962’s Dr. No, but now we are here with the sequel, 1963’s From Russia with Love. With Dr. No being a huge success, a ...
James Bond Movies
Dr. No
Today I have a fun one for you, 1962’s Dr. No which is the very first time Sean Connery would play the legendary agent. Actually, Dr. No is not just the first Sean Connery Bond movie, this is the ...
Live and Let Die
We have looked at many of Roger Moore’s outings as James Bond already, but today we are going back to where it all began with 1973’s Live and Let Die. Filling the large shoes left by Sean Connery was ...
The Man with the Golden Gun
Released in 1974, The Man with the Golden Gun was the last James Bond movie directed by Guy Hamilton. This is the second outing as Bond for Roger Moore and much like how Live and Let Die had a ...
Octopussy
When it comes to the Roger Moore James Bond movies, The Spy Who Loved Me and Moonraker are my two favorites. With For Your Eyes Only, they tried to go back to basics and not have Bond be as much of a ...
Licence to Kill
1987’s The Living Daylights did far better than 1985’s A View To A Kill at the box office so it is no wonder we got another Timothy Dalton James Bond movie so quickly. However, there was a steep ...
The Living Daylights
The Roger Moore era of James Bond came to an end with 1985’s A View to a Kill, but that movie did big business at the box office so there was no way a new Bond movie was not coming! I find it ...
A View to a Kill
I have been having a blast going back and watching all the older James Bond movies. If you are keeping score, I loved The Spy Who Loved Me and Moonraker and honestly have a hard time picking between ...
For Your Eyes Only
Released in 1981, For Your Eyes Only would be the fifth time that Roger Moore would play James Bond. Not too long ago I reviewed Moonraker and The Spy Who Loved Me. I had a hard time picking between ...
Moonraker
Hmm, I recently watched the James Bond series back to back for the first time in years. Before this, I would have said that The Spy Who Loved Me is my favorite classic Bond movie and I said as much ...
