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“Let’s not try and make [Bond] woke”
Here’s a lame quote from Idris Elba on the James Bond casting debate. The term “woke” has become so politically loaded that its use here feels more dismissive than insightful, particularly when discussing the possibility of a black Bond. And that’s coming from someone who never supported Elba’s casting because… Read More →
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I’m on top of the situation
In Diamonds Are Forever, Bond coyly reassures Tiffany Case that he’ll handle the fallout from her role in the diamond smuggling operation. It’s a classic Bond double entendre since Bond is literally on top her in bed and an amusing one at that, but it also feels slightly manufactured. Like… Read More →
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New Bond should be “refreshed,” not “reinvented”
The difference may be semantic, but it matters. James Bond doesn’t need a reinvention, he needs a refresh. The 007 character, the Bond movie formula, and the traditions that have sustained the series for more than 60 years are not problematic. Bond should still be Bond. Keep his history, his… Read More →
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James Bond’s “unseen career” and “missing missions”
The long gaps between Bond movies can make it difficult to get a regular fix of James Bond. Fortunately, the existing movies are endlessly rewatchable, but I’ve always been intrigued by the missions we never see. The series frequently hints at prior assignments, successful partnerships, and dangerous encounters that exist… Read More →
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Funny game, right?
Geoffrey Wright’s Felix Leiter makes an immediate impression in Casino Royale. His cool, understated introduction perfectly suits a man who can stop Bond from making a disastrous mistake without raising his voice. Restraining Bond’s arm and knife while casually steering him back to the poker table, Wright’s Leiter piques Bond’s… Read More →
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I make myself clear?
Dr. No’s faceless and harrowing interrogation of Professor Dent has aged remarkably well. Although an unseen interrogator sounds gimmicky, it was masterfully executed thanks to the combination of Dr. No’s bellowing, monotone yet confident voice and Professor Dent’s fear and skepticism. Dr. No’s constant badgering like with the line above… Read More →
Filed Under: Dr. No