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Chloral hydrate. Quick but mild.
Red Grant’s plan to isolate Bond from Tatiana Romanova was successful, but didn’t go unnoticed by the keen-eyed secret agent. It makes you wonder though – why allow Romanova to drink the sedative in the first place? Did Bond really just want alone time with Grant? Who’s to say he… Read More →
Filed Under: From Russia With Love -

And you owe me 1 million bucks!
Goldfinger’s meeting of the minds starts off a little campy with a few mafioso complaints. But it quickly turns into an elaborate diorama-driven monologue of his plans for Fort Knox’s gold and his underrated “…EXCEPT CRIME!” speech. Unfortunately for Goldfinger, Bond has a “Fort Knox” view during the speech –… Read More →
Filed Under: Goldfinger -

Wint and Kidd’s body desert drive – disturbing
If there was any question that Mr. Wint and Mr. Kidd’s were creepy characters. the drive in the desert with Bond’s “body” in Live And Let Die answered it fully. They had no problem transporting what they thought was a dead body, calmly and methodically into the Nevada desert for… Read More →
Filed Under: Live And Let Die -

YOLT’s volcano lair was larger than life
I can only imagine the awesomeness of seeing You Only Live Twice in theaters for the first time in 1967. Blofeld’s grandiose volcano lair must have been a spectacle to behold! What an accomplishment in set design by Ken Adam, even to this day! Read More →
Filed Under: You Only Live Twice -

You’re gonna get me court-martialed!
There’s something about Bond’s insistence to get back to Atlantis in The Spy Who Loved Me to rescue Triple X that just makes me laugh. What is it, you ask? Well it’s the juxtaposition of his urgency and professionalism in his request to the American Navy captain to hold off… Read More →
Filed Under: The Spy Who Loved Me

