Time For 007

James Bond movie musings. 007 words, 007 sentences. Twice daily at 10:07 AM/PM UTC.
GoldenEye (1995)

For England, James? No, for me.

It was an exquisitely poetic conclusion for Trevelyan in GoldenEye.  It was a finale so perfectly ironic it might as well have been choreographed by karma itself.  Bond, ever the vengeance connoisseur, must have felt a deep sense of vindication.  Although it still boggles the mind how Trevelyan could have survived the fall just enough to get a satellite to his screaming face.

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October 9, 2025 – 10:07 PM UTC

Now you tell me! It’s the ultimate “wait… what?” moment of Roger Moore’s Bond era in A View to a Kill, when Bond boldly commandeers Stacy Sutton’s gun only to discover it has all the firepower of a cap gun.   Remarkably, he faces this revelation with unnerving composure, as if improvising with underwhelming weaponry was…