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You lopped off the implied answer: @Osato appears to want to wait for a potential 60th anniversary set next year.

Gavin's main claim to fame was as Marian's love interest in "Psycho".

If this isn't a joke:

I still associate Malek with his role as Ahkmenrah in "Night at the Museum" - his first movie role! And lest we forget, "odd look and weird vibe" aside, he played a character who was supposed to be handsome and noble there! :)

In regard to

Err, I didn't say anything. I discussed her probable reaction if I had offered a spoiler.

I met a woman for a date right after I left "NTtD" today. She asked me not to offer spoilers since she wont see it for a while. Funny thing is that if I offered

Closest thing to a traditional "Bond girl" in the movie - sexy as sexy can be! 😍

The quote doesn't say NO long movies could be shorter - just that the GOOD ONES can't be too long. But hey - take it up with Ebert's ghost, not me! :D

To paraphrase the old Roger Ebert comment: a good movie can never be too long and a bad movie can never be too short! :D

1967.

IIRC, Bond in the books is mid-late 30s, which is how old Craig was in 2006. (38, to be exact.) For reference: Connery was 32 in his first Bond. Lazenby was 30 in his one Bond. Moore was 46 (!) in his first Bond. Dalton was 41 in his first Bond. Brosnan was 42 in his first Bond. So Connery...

My biggest issue with Dalton is that I think he suffered from a bad case of Tried Too Hard Syndrome. He was so dag-blasted determined to do everything he could to separate his Bond from Roger Moore's that he damaged the character's charm too much of the time. Connery - RIP! - was the perfect...

Yeah, those are easily top 2 for me. Despite my extreme fondness for her work, I didn't much care for Madonna's theme back in 2002, but it's grown on me. To a lesser degree, it's the same for Garbage's song, though unlike Madonna in 2002, I wasn't a Garbage fan in 1999. I didn't get into them...

I always really liked "License to Kill" and never quite understood why so many hate it: http://dvdmg.com/licensetokillbr.shtml "Living Daylights" is also good - I thought it was the best Bond since "Thunderball"! http://dvdmg.com/livingdaylightsbr.shtml

But if this ever-changing world in which we live in Makes you give in and cry Say Craig is better than Moonraker! :D

Oh, agree 100% there! "Live and Let Die" is easily my favorite Bond theme - perhaps not a shock because McCartney is my favorite artist who's done a Bond theme, but it's still a really good song. Not sure what my 2nd fave Bond theme would be - probably "View to a Kill". Madonna is my 2nd fave...

"Live and Let Die" seems to have a pretty good reputation, but I never got into it beyond thinking it's okay. Moore plays Bond at his prissiest - can you imagine Connery in that scene where Bond makes espresso? - it's fairly mediocre overall: http://dvdmg.com/liveandletdiebr.shtml

I think it's a terrible movie, and I don't even really mention the outer space stuff in my review! http://dvdmg.com/moonrakerbr.shtml

Yup - I was 12 in 1979 and "Moonraker" was my 1st Bond movie ever. Loved it!

Agree. There are some movies that really need the theatrical run and that would be diminished if they went straight to video, and Bond is one of them. If these theater semi-closures endure a lot longer, I suppose we'll probably get some "can't imagine they won't run theatrical" movies direct...