Scene of the Week: 007 Truck Driving School
The James Bond films were often a product of their time. For example, when the Blaxploitation cinema craze was going strong in the early 1970s, we got Live and Let Die. When Star Wars changed the...
Timothy Dalton
Ranked: 60 Years of Bond – Part 2
Our 60 Years of Bond celebration started yesterday as we counted down from 25 to 16 with an honorable (or is it honourable) mention thrown in for good measure. If you missed it, you can click...
Scene of the Week: Prince Barin vs. Flash Gordon
Timothy Dalton was born on March 21, 1946 in Colwyn Bay, Wales in the United Kingdom. Dalton, who has had a career spanning more than five decades now, will probably always best be known for his...
5 Questions: Flash Gordon
There is no question why 1980’s Flash Gordon has such a loyal cult following… the comic strip characters come to life and the vibrant world these characters get to play in were indelibly etched into the...
The Essentials: 1989 Action
1989 saw the inauguration of George H.W. Bush as the 41st President of the United States. 1989 was also the year that the Berlin Wall fell. And Nintendo released their Game Boy console in North American...
Damsels: Jennifer Connelly – The Rocketeer
With the unbelievable looks of a young Elizabeth Taylor, the lovely sounding voice of a Judy Garland, and the remarkably juicy breasts of a Cassandra Peterson, Jennifer Connelly’s character from The Rocketeer did more for the American...
Hall of Fame: James Bond
For over 50 years audiences have been enjoying the adventures and exploits of James Bond. To date there have been 24 official James Bond films, starting in 1962 with Dr. No and the first man to...
Bullet Points: Licence To Kill
The 1989 feature Licence to Kill was the James Bond film that single handedly brought gritty 80s action to the series and also killed the franchise for an extended period. After producing a Bond film almost...
