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Blu-ray & DVD Review Round-Up: SUSPIRIA, SKINNER, THE DARK HALF, MIDSOMMAR, GODZILLA: KING OF THE MONSTERS & THE QUEST

This time around: Dakota Johnson feels like dancing in the remake of Suspiria, Ted Raimi is Skinner, Stephen King and George A. Romero tackle The Dark Half, we learn that Godzilla is King of The Monsters, Florence Pugh gets caught-up in a hellish [...]

October 21, 2019

Clowning Around: James Bond & Superman Together On The Set Of OCTOPUSSY

Octopussy and Superman III were both shot at Pinewood Studios in 1982 (they were released in 1983) and here’s a nice behind-the-scenes photograph of Christopher Reeve hanging out with Roger Moore on the set of the James Bond [...]

March 19, 2018

Bonded Together: Timothy Dalton, Roger Moore & Pierce Brosnan

In 2012 there was a rumour that Sean Connery, Roger Moore, Timothy Dalton, Pierce Brosnan and Daniel Craig would get together at the Academy Awards to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of James Bond on Screen. That never happened – but the [...]

May 24, 2017

Obituary: An Everlasting Bond – Roger Moore 1927 – 2017

Roger Moore has died from cancer at the age of 89. The charismatic star is best known for his 12-year run as James Bond from 1973 to 1985, along with his turn as Simon Templar in The Saint, a show which ran from 1962-1969. Born in London on 14 [...]

May 23, 2017

Blu-ray Review: Jason Statham Can’t Fix The Dull And Lifeless MECHANIC: RESURRECTION

Jason Statham – the man, the myth, the meat-head returns in Mechanic Resurrection. This mindless action sequel takes itself far too seriously, when it should be played with the tone of a Roger Moore era James Bond adventure. If you’re in the [...]

January 1, 2017

Book Review: THE JAMES BOND ARCHIVES Will Leave You Shaken And Stirred

The James Bond Archives is the ultimate book for 007 fans. This exquisite hardback volume gives a detailed look at the history of the James Bond franchise, charting the franchise from Dr No to SPECTRE. Edited by Paul Duncan, The James Bond Archives [...]

January 24, 2016

Review: SPECTRE Is A Classic James Bond Adventure

Daniel Craig’s tenure as James Bond has seen Ian Fleming’s iconic spy stripped back to basics and rebuilt from the ground-up over the course of four movies. SPECTRE now delivers the Bond film that fans have been waiting for since Craig first [...]

November 1, 2015

New IMAX Poster For SPECTRE Continues The Live And Let Die Riff

SPECTRE is now only days away – and the marketing for the Daniel Craig spy sequel continues to riff on the classic James Bond adventure Live And Let Die. Don’t tell me the new poster doesn’t remind you of the Roger Moore’s first outing [...]

October 15, 2015

SPECTRE: James Bond Fighting On A Train Wearing A White Dinner Jacket? Yes Please

Spectre seems to be bringing together a lot of classic elements from past James Bond movies. This new image showing Daniel Craig‘s Bond fighting on a train, wearing a white dinner jacket seems to tick a lot of boxes. Again, [...]

August 15, 2015

See James Bond Party At The Day Of The Dead Festival In The SPECTRE Opening Action Sequence

SPECTRE kicks-off with an opening sequence set during the Day of the Dead festival in Mexico City. It looks pretty damn awesome. I’m getting yet another strong whiff of the the Roger Moore era from this Daniel Craig starring James Bond adventure [...]

June 20, 2015

SPECTRE TV Spot Shows Bond Back In Action

This TV spot for SPECTRE clocks-in at just over a minute – and that’s all it takes to make you want to watch more – Roger More. Sam Mendes and Daniel Craig have moved the James Bond franchise up a notch and it looks like this [...]

June 12, 2015

Blu-ray Review: Comedy Caper MORTDECAI With Johnny Depp And An All Star Cast Is Great Fun

In recent years Johnny Depp’s performances have become synonymous with silly costumes and even sillier accents. Both of these affectations are present and correct in Mortdecai but they add to the film’s overall general over-the-top tone. [...]

May 30, 2015

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