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So, tonight I revisited Moonraker, one of the few Moore Bonds I didn't own before, because at the time I thought it was just too stupid. Well, I was wrong, it's actually pretty good, or good-ish, well shot, good locations, the usual Moore suaveness, some pretty good fight scenes for an old guy...

So, I finally won the Bond 50 blu box auction, great box set, so now I am watching them in no particular order, mostly the older ones, which I didn't have before, but tonight, I saw License To Kill, and must say the Dalton movies are a bit underappreciated. This one has great locations, TWO...

Great read, thanks.

Spectre, like Skyfall, has great cinematography, opens strong, but ultimately fails to keep the pace and my interest up to the end. In Skyfall, once they actually get there, it drags and drags, although M's scenes are quite good. The opening and the stuff in Shanghai is beautiful. And in...

Well, shoot me, but I think NSNA is Sir Seans best Bond movie.

So, rewatched The Rock today, which I've always liked as one of the greatest action movies ever, in the light of this Bond connection, and while it is surely nonsense, it makes the movie even better. So many good lines in it.

Thanks for that link, interesting read that I had never seen before.

Never thought of The Rock like that, but it's an interesting thought. Is it because of Sir Sean, or the story (which has nothing to do with MI6, or even espionage, but US military and British SAS)? I think I would need to rewatch the earlier Bonds before I make a list, I don't even own them all...