I just realized that had Rufus Sewell been in contention to play Bond when he was younger, he would made a great bond.

I don't know the first thing about actor analysis. But at first glance, his physical attributes match Fleming's depiction of Bond. He is British. His acting has a wry sense of humor. When needed, he can have an extremely menacing presence– The Man in the High Class has plenty of that. And on and on.

In fact, he would have made for perfect casting. Oh, well.

Russell: This Seamaster version, selected for Brosnan, came out two years before Golden Eye. "Would I buy this if James Bond had nothing to do with it?"
EDIT: I'm puzzled by some reactions. MadWatchCollector Russell is critiquing the watch as not being good enough for James Bond. He's attacking the choice of this prop and defending the character of 007 that deserves better.

Let's talk about GoldenEye 007 for the Nintendo 64. Released in 1997, this game became one of the most iconic James Bond video games ever made.

From the single-player missions and objectives to the legendary multiplayer mode, GoldenEye 007 helped set the standard for first-person shooters on consoles.

My question is: Where does GoldenEye 007 rank among the greatest James Bond video games of all time?

What are your favorite missions? How was the multiplayer experience for you? And do you think the game still holds up today, or is it mainly nostalgia?

Let's hear your thoughts! 🎮

Seeing a lot of posts lately pitching a tech-billionaire or rogue algorithm villain, and honestly, I really hope Amazon avoids it

​It feels completely overdone right now, and computer-heavy tech plots usually age terribly. Bond works best when it's grounded in real human stakes personal betrayals, gritty espionage, and physical danger, not glowing server rooms

​Keep it traditional.

This has to be a top 10 drug dealer animal

Seen the release yesterday in Ohio
Always liked the film but now I love it
Much better wh no distractions and big sound Picture

Nothing threw me off . Has hints of past classics

I believe Barbara has cameo at beginning as a bridesmaid

Q was great

A rough, lo-fi rendition, but it caught my attention recently and made me appreciate the song and its lyrics more: http://suncitygirls.bandcamp.com/track/you-only-live-twice

Music by John Barry, lyrics by Leslie Bricusse, sung by Nancy Sinatra in the original film.

Makes me appreciate how Bond films are able to transcend the spy-movie motif and reflect on the human experience, in a way that fits Bond's character.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p1qJfheADuQ

I forgot how great this movie is!