Scene of the Week: Remembering Sean Connery
This weekend started on a down note when the news broke that Sean Connery had passed away at the age of 90. Connery will forever be associated with the role of James Bond. Connery was the...
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Scene of the Week: Ninja Training School
Ninjas make for some quality action films. It doesn’t matter if the ninja is the role of the hero or the villain, you know there is going to be a good chance for some action when...
Scene of the Week: Live and Let Die
I never get tired of the James Bond film series. I love how even though they have different actors, writers and directors there are still some hallmarks you can expect. James Bond is guaranteed to be...
Scene of the Week: That Dam GoldenEye Opening
When you watch a James Bond film you are guaranteed to have an exciting opening scene. It is one of the many hallmarks of the action film series so you can only imagine with the long...
Bullet Points: The Spy Who Loved Me
Besides enjoying the hell out of the 1977 James Bond film The Spy Who Loved Me I have always thought it was one of the best titled in the series (and of course I know it was taken...
Women of Action: Eva Green – Casino Royale
It has seemed like Eva Green has been in an awful lot of movies and television shows over the past decade but she only has 21 credits listed under her name. That is still pretty good...
Bullet Points: The Order of the Black Eagle
Often imitated but never duplicated. That is a phrase that can easily be used in reference to one of the most iconic movie characters in the history of cinema, Bond… James Bond. The character of James...
Scene of the Week: 007 Corkscrew Jump
One of the greatest car stunts of all time caps off this week’s Scene of the Week. James Bond is hot on the tail of the man with the golden gun in the accurately titled The...
Bullet Points: Operation Kid Brother
There is a long history in Hollywood of younger brothers outshining their older brothers. Sylvester Stallone might have more movies represented on this site, but there is no denying that Frank Stallone is the more talented...
Bullet Points: Mandrill
Before he was out for vengeance in Redeemer, Marko Zaror was seeking revenge in 2009’s Mandrill. Mandrill was the third collaboration between Director Ernesto Diaz Espinoza and Zaror. The two had previously worked together in Kiltro and...
