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At least one didn't have to worry about social distancing.

My own personal ranking and I'm not including Never Say Never Again it's not a real Bond film (you may as well include the 1967 Casino Royale if you include NSNA). Thunderball (1965) Goldfinger (1964) Dr. No (1962) On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969) Casino Royale (2006) For Your Eyes Only...

Well, one thing's for sure. Audiences didn't care for Timothy Dalton as Bond ..... and who could blame them? That being said, I quite enjoyed The Living Daylights but Licence To Kill is the absolute nadir of the series.

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The thing about Netflix that I hate is that with the few exceptions like Roma, Marriage Story and The Irishman they refuse to release their titles on physical media. The only reason those three titles went to Criterion is that their directors had enough clout to insist. I'm sure the Bond...

I dislike the Hans Zimmer factory intensely so I'm not looking forward to the underscore. I am however looking forward to the Bond song by Billie Eilish. I always thought her Bad Guy with a little sweetening would have made an awesome Bond title song.

She's still with us and her pipes are in fine shape and she can still hit the high notes. Here she is singing Almost Like Being In Love in 2018

Well, now that we know the title (No Time To Die), the next thing we Bond fanboys want to know is ..... who's going to sing the title song. I say bring back Shirley Bassey for the 4th time!