“B.M.T.? Flat 216.”
“A or B?”
“A.”
“BMT216A. Got it.”
(Overheard in a pub.)

“B.M.T.? Flat 216.”
“A or B?”
“A.”
“BMT216A. Got it.”
(Overheard in a pub.)
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Dr. No is always near the top of my favorite Bond movies list, largely because of its confident simplicity. One of its most effective moments is the dialogue-free sequence where Bond stages his room to suggest he has company, quietly anticipating Professor Dent’s break-in. The gentle strains of “Underneath the Mango Tree” provide the perfect…
Over the years it’s really grown on me. It’s short and sweet (only like 2 minutes long) has some humor, one liners and is topped off with a camel double-take. I hate when some chase scenes drag on, and this one doesn’t. What more could you want in a James Bond chase?
This is a great end credits song from Licence To Kill! I’ve always loved how it sounds right after the fish fountain wink.