Top 007 Ways To Reboot Bond | With Being James Bond

[@DavyDredd14]

Bring back the smooth, dangerous and pure escapist fun to future 'James Bond' Films.

[@TheBondExperience]

SO AGREE!

[@peterfranks6243]

The Roger Moore era.... Thanks to the 60th Anniversary cinema re-release, I'm front and centre for the next three weeks of his Bond movie's

[@dermotd4334]

@@TheBondExperience I think they should take it out of present day. Place in back in time, starting in the early 60’s and work from there. There would be so much scope to work with. My two cents.

[@santiagovalerio5074]

My idea: rehire pierce Bronson as an aging bond who is training a new 007 on his final adventure and making that new 007 the face of the franchise

[@mike91mdk45]

Yes. Bond needs to have fun again. Not be miserable

[@Beingjamesbond]

This was a LOT of fun to do!! What a great exercise for reconnecting with our love of Bond!

[@dtuk22]

Its genuinely good to see ya Joe , I like to hear your opinions & view point on Bond and the community. Although we'll have to agree to disagree on NTTD lol 😉😂

[@Plally06]

It’s indeed great to have Joe back with his love for Bond - we know you’d never just “grind the sausage” Joe, though I’m sure there’s a market for that somewhere too 😄

[@jannashesgbcnemophilafan4317]

Skyfall great backdrop . Great film. Miss the Joe and Scott reviews. Diamonds and Quantum were fun reviews.

[@dtuk22]

@@Plally06 aka The Mr Connery impersonator. likewise good to see you too 👋

[@Plally06]

@@dtuk22 🙌 That’s really most kind of you (in Connery voice)

[@williamcoolidge9884]

I thought this would be about how EON should reboot Bond post-Daniel Craig. Please do a roundtable/happy hour on how Bond should be rebooted.

[@nicktalksbond]

I saw OHMSS on the big screen this weekend just passed (benefits of being a Brit) and despite it being my number 1 already, I was completely enraptured in it, and found myself getting extremely emotional with it, especially as it approached its end. I knew what was coming, and for the first time, actively didnt want it to end that way. Rigg is just phenomenal, and Lazenby, despite the critics, puts in a solid performance, and the end where he cries into her as she is dead in his arms, really got to me, and I was tearing up in the aisle. Seeing it on the big screen for the first time really allowed me to become involved in the nuance of the performances, and really resonated with me in a way it previously hadnt. Which is a very long winded way of me saying that there is always new ways to connect and be involved with the films, even if you think you have seen them a hundred times and know them inside out.... well, its all about perspective after all.

[@Atticus75]

I couldn't get to cinema to see OHMSS I but my wife and children went to see You Only Live Twice last weekend and we all really enjoyed it. Bond films are so much better on a cinema screen. We are hoping to go and see one film from each of the other bonds in the coming months probably Spy who loved me, The Living Daylights, Goldeneye and Skyfall.

[@dereklewis4321]

He's a bit stiff at times but he also has strokes of brilliance. When he fights the guards and the enters the room crouch with throwing knife in had is such an iconic moment. Plus that shut he has woth the brown jacket and orange turtle neck is pure swag.

[@TheBondExperience]

What a great example!

[@treadstone1970]

On my way to watch OHMSS on the big screen right this moment 🌝

[@farringtonmccready9994]

It was great in the cinema

[@clementvallon4218]

I had a friend in high school, we became close friends because we were Bond fans, and we enjoyed so much talking about Bond that the most simple conversation was sometimes difficult to begin. Lot of support from France !

[@complicatedtime]

It’s been 8 months of heartbreak for me, and the death of James Bond. I used to enjoy watching old Bond movies all the time, but the “halo” of James Bond’s death has simply spoiled my ability to watch any of the 25 movies… hope I can rise above it some day.

[@ShootinShark]

Daniel Craig and Barbara Broccoli are both disgraces. No Time to Die should never have been made.

[@complicatedtime]

It’s weird, I will try hard to start any movie - like Quantum, or Goldfinger, or Goldeneye - but can only watch for about 10-15 mins before I lose interest, because of how I feel…with what happened. I still think NTTD was amazing, up to that fateful point. It would have been the best Bond movie.

[@TheBondExperience]

You got this!

[@FrogwomanOrgReloaded]

Hmh, for me all 25 movies are complete seperate from each other ...with exceptions of some Craig ones. For me it's not a continuing line from 1962 to now, just separate (mostly great) movies that I enjoy. When I'm watching one movie I don't think about the other ones and what happened in them. Well, yeah, Bond died in the last one. But he shows up again in the next one... so, it doesn't matter much. I hope you can enjoy the other movies again soon.

[@complicatedtime]

@@FrogwomanOrgReloaded I hear you, and I agree completely.

[@ronhenriques9228]

I'll never get tired of your videos Joe or what you have to say. If it wasn't for you I wouldn't have been introduced to David. Looking forward to what you'll bring in the future. 🙌🏽

[@TheBondExperience]

Joe is da man!

[@2467deadman]

I've mostly read official Bond novels written post-Fleming because I know I'm getting a completely fresh story not related to the films. It means I can really imagine everything afresh and that includes picturing actors who I think fit all the roles in the Novel. Never Send Flowers, Carte Blanche, Zero Minus Ten and The Union Trilogy are all fantastic official novels that could work well as movies if Eon were willing to take the leap.

[@LSUOdyssey]

YOU GUYS just reignited my obsession with Bond after 15 years!

[@SpeedbirdConcordeOne]

I just started reading Dr.No again. It’s so nice to delve into a Bond novel again. It’s total escapism. What a treat.

[@TheBondExperience]

One of my favs...

[@brucecrawford593]

I like y’all’s discussion but I feel so waned after wanting a new Bond film for 6 years & personally feeling disappointed by it. I did all these listed discussion y’alls said during Bond’s long 6 year absence from the silver screen but now I feel that my Bond fandom has sadly waned. I hope to have it renewed again one day.

[@TheBondExperience]

It will come back!

[@cameltrophy3]

Brilliant to see Joe again.

[@Aceimus1066]

Today is a good day. He's back! "I never left"

[@TheBondExperience]

Bo=ingo!

[@BrozzaBond4007]

So great to see Joe behind the camera again all is right and well with the world of 007 again with Joes input

[@TheBondExperience]

Yup...all is well!

[@CordlessCinema]

Driving while Bond songs blare through the car speakers is a great way immerse yourself into the experience.

[@JohnDoe-tm9wz]

Loved the Dr.No style intro! 🙌🏻

[@orionbailey4725]

Great job my friends! Joe, it’s just great seeing you onscreen. Looking forward to seeing you in person soon. Cheers 🥂 😎

[@Aceimus1066]

Nobody gets tired of Joe talking about Bond

[@TheBondExperience]

Agreed!

[@RolandHulme]

What you say about content creation not being an on/off switch is SO accurate. There's also the anxiety of feeling like creating content for your 'hobby' or 'indulgence' is selfish - even though it can be one of the most important things in your life. People really don't appreciate the amount of work and discipline it takes to produce content at the pace and quality you do.

[@TheBondExperience]

Self love is an important practice...for many years men have been told they can't do it....well frack that!

[@MickGbecauseyouneed2462]

I think a simple, opening with 'I thought you were dead Mr Bond' with a You Only Live Twice theme. If Mission Impossible can keep pulling it off at the cinema, Bond can as well.

[@simpetcla12]

Good to see Joe again.

[@Atticus75]

Been so fortunate here in the UK to have watched most of the films on Amazon Prime the past month. I have also gone to see You Only Live Twice in the cinema with my wife an kids who all enjoyed it. (Note to producers and director of the next Bond film that circa 2 hours is plenty of time for a film). I have read a few of the Fleming novels for the first time and Moonraker is an excellent read I thought. Keep up the good work both.

[@k.b.7718]

Oh yeah, Moonraker is great, as is FRWL. The rest of the novels weren't exactly for me though, especially LALD and DAF.

[@TheBondExperience]

Thanks so much!

[@k.b.7718]

@@SpaceCattttt Why would you say smth like that? Don't you think Mark can make his own decisions?

[@EthanKnight97]

My Top Five wishes to fix Bond. 1. Stand alone stories 2. Bring back the escapism 3. Bond doing his job 4. No social or political messaging 5. Cast Henry Cavill as Bond.

[@137Furon]

Bit difficult for Bond to not do any Social or Political messaging given bond Literally works for a Geopolitical organisation in Mi6 ...

[@spaceodds1985]

Yeah I agree. That’s the only way

[@dtuk22]

+ No swapping out the race & gender of Bond himself....just because its the ' trend ' of this woke/pc era we live in. ( This in part, would be #4 on the list. i guess )

[@dj71162]

@@dtuk22 The films have always been political in one way or another but obviously Bond should be a white male.

[@HOTD108_]

@@dtuk22 I don't think changing race would change anything. Making Bond a black guy wouldn't really change anything beyond the superficial, in my opinion. Of course, changing gender would be pretty silly and I agree that doing that would be a bad move.

[@peteworrall9203]

Great video. The bond films appearing on Amazon Prime have re-ignited my interest in the Bond universe because the films are so easy to access. For Bond itself, I'd love to see a retro 60s style version where Bond just goes on some missions (like the old days) and the writers go back to Fleming and perhaps give Moonraker the book the Casino Royale treatment.

[@LittenMandrake]

This channel keeps my Bond fandom strong. I am a new fan who started watching from Dr No. onward during the pandemic and the videos of Joe, Scott, David, Calvin, and Jeroen keep me learning and entertained. Thanks for the great content

[@DixieOverland]

Great video, gentlemen! I can absolutely relate to taking a drive especially with Bond or Bond-esque music playing. It makes you feel connected to the road and gives you that much needed break from everything going on to have your own Bond movie driving/action scene.

[@TheBondExperience]

Thanks so much!

[@JamesBondNL]

Welcome back Joe 🥳

[@treadstone1970]

Like old times. David and Joe back together again talking all things Bond.

[@dtuk22]

100% 👍

[@TheBondExperience]

We never left... ;)

[@finnflash23]

Why is nobody talking about the amazing new intro sequence! I had to watch it 2-3 times to catch all the details and stuff! What I really would like to know is the fact: Who did this amazing intro and how can I contact them in social media etc? :D

[@sgtpointeblank]

I own every Bond CD. I have all of them ripped to MP3 and I love listening to them while I'm gaming. I've always been a soundtrack buff tho. I ha e over 200 soundtracks on CD.

[@shannonbayley3684]

I just can't wait for the first small nugget of info that is released about the new Bond film. Whatever it is. When it begins production, any locations, tone, the NEW Bond etc. That first piece of information will get me hyped knowing there'll be more and more over time.

[@lennydaiglejr3094]

Great to see Joe back!

[@grafiek]

Binge watch a whole genre of Roger

[@TheBondExperience]

Now thats a great idea!

[@harryherman5371]

Damn David I have 50 mins to kill until tennis so this is perfect

[@Re.Configured]

I've been watching every Bond film from the beginning again this year. My rule is essentially as you stated, just stay completely focused on the movie. As such I only watch when I'm really wanting to. So far, I've made it to Die Another Day. I have such a greater love for the Roger Moore era now as compared to when I first saw his films. I also plan to start reading the novels, likely at the beach a couple times. Aside from that though, I still genuinely enjoy wearing Bond-inspired clothing/outfits. That's how I've been kind of staying into it. I also keep up with your videos and the Blunt Instruments podcast... love your work guys!

[@pr-tj5by]

I'd love a Connery Brosnan Moore mix

[@gocanuckurself1]

Guys, this is such a great video. I will definitely come back to this to find ways to recharge not only my Bond fandom, but myself in general. Love this. Excellent work. Nice to see Joe back in the Bond sphere. Take care.

[@TheSpecialExecutive]

Ldomol

[@TheSpecialExecutive]

OGeddes

[@TheBondExperience]

Thanks!

[@gocanuckurself1]

My Bond origins lie with Goldeneye N64. Back in 1997, for whatever reason, as a 9 year old kid, I started playing Goldeneye on N64. Somebody told me it was based on a movie. So I watched Goldeneye. Loved it. That’s how it started for me. Then I proceeded to watch all the other movies. I’ve been a Bond fan for 25 years. Watching the movies, playing Goldeneye and TWINE. In 2003, my sister gave away our N64 and all our games to her friend. Summer 2021, my sister is friends with someone who owns an N64 and Goldeneye. I ask to borrow game and console. It’s almost a year later and I still have both N64 and Goldeneye. Also a few months ago I tracked down a copy of TWINE as well. The fact I have an N64 here with both Goldeneye and TWINE to play whenever I want is the coolest thing. A window into my childhood. ❤️

[@TheBondExperience]

Nostalgia is an amazing thing!

[@smellyderpface]

Love the new intro!

[@amitypd]

"I can hear the crickets." That made me laugh.

[@bondjamesbondsandiego0075]

Great video! Joe is back and better than ever!!007

[@ronhenriques9228]

Forty minutes with "Head of Section"! Wow, I haven't seen him online since....OMG, Christmas!

[@judeofstratford6341]

Pretty Cool intro!

[@agentoosnake5490]

Great vid guys

[@leedaero]

Of the many TV spin-offs of the 1960’s, my favorite was the Emma Peel version of The Avengers. I watched the first US broadcasts as a 12 yo and over the years have collected most of the DVD’s. Watching them help keep me in the Bond mood.

[@DamnFoolIdealisticCrusader]

Great idea for a video because even the most diehard fans experience a sort of burn out. There are many options to embrace Bond in life-it just takes that one to really strike a chord and reignite one’s fandom.

[@artoisr2]

This was like watching an alternate reality where Orson Welles' Le Chiffre and Daniel Craig's Bond are buddies chatting after their baccarat match in Casino Royale.

[@andybelt603]

Couldn't agree more with you number one on this list! LOVE talking about Bond with friends who "get it." Even better when at the bar over some drinks!

[@sistraininggear1053]

Great chat gents...really enjoyed this one!

[@fatsnbul]

Joe!!! Haven’t been able to find him with a search warrant…

[@bensneb360]

Gareth Evans should direct the next reboot movie. His choreographed action in The Raid, The Raid 2, and Gangs of London could really bring a fresh feel to Bond while still feeling classic 007. Plus it’s so amazing, it will excite mass audiences and get them reinvigorated to the franchise.

[@IvanOsikin]

Totally agree with this - his set pieces are brutal.

[@Markmeister1989]

That music part is so me. I always play the James Bond theme by David Arnold from Casino Royale when i'm getting dressed before like im going to a movie or a dinner. That's a confidence boost for me.

[@martinrenner2992]

1. Henry Cavill 2. Cars, guns, women, villains 3. No politics

[@SavageBroadcast]

No politics... in an international espionage series birthed from the Cold War and written by an ex spy and soldier. That doesn't make sense.

[@martinrenner2992]

@@SavageBroadcast I mean, for example, no less-than-subtle woke anti-Trump political agendas which are ripe in modern action films.

[@johanstevens5824]

James Bond is inherently political and always has been.

[@SavageBroadcast]

@@martinrenner2992 Compared to what? The very much not subtle anti-Commie propaganda of the original movies and books? The very blatant attacks on big business and monopolies in the 70s and 80s ones?

[@mb3558]

Cavill is just an overrated pick - too posh and a wooden block

[@zanemagers7465]

Nice to see Joe again on the channel!

[@madsingh]

such a fascinating discussion

[@rocky-o]

so great to see joe again...i missed him so much....he looks great....glad to see he's doing o.k....and yes...friendship is the most important thing, to have a cup of coffee and just talk....love it....thanks david...peace to you both always...rocky

[@richardweddle3408]

Wonderful discussion, guys. Inspirational.

[@jamiem8680]

“gabbling like a couple of girls”,,,love it Joe,,,,pure Connery Bond ! Lol

[@The-Bond-Geek]

Thank you both for this video. Love it and hope you both well and and me and Jerone discussed taking Bond 26 back to the 60's

[@TheBondExperience]

Nice! Will give it a watch!

[@mastroia0077]

i want to see a fun bond movie again, not as gray as spectre and nttd. I want to see Bond in a paradise place again and without falling in love and the movie become an eternal love discussion like it was in spectre and nttd. I confess that I'm afraid of the next stage of the franchise. we all know it has an international agenda today at all. my humble opinion. david and joe together rocks!!

[@NiceGuyAidey]

Love seeing the Levi jacket getting screen time David .... I wear mine from time to time, out for a meal ... sometimes out for a drive in my clubsport listening to the Living Daylights OSt ...Love it so comfortable

[@martinbarrett6249]

Loved listening to this chat, which is my favourite pastime.

[@2467deadman]

Love the new intro, sir. Fantastic stuff!

[@RaftCoveProductions]

#8 - Creating something related to the series that inspired you to do it. Two things I can honestly say kept me interested. One was a Super 8mm movie I made back in 1978 based on Fleming's Moonraker novel. The other was recreating the Fleming and the continuation novels book covers based on the pulp look of the 1940's and 50's with a Pan template.

[@MrLucidjake]

Love the honesty in the introduction here.

[@TheBondExperience]

Ya gotta...!

[@gocanuckurself1]

Head of Section 🙌

[@stevoweb]

I'm grateful to Craig, but I'd prefer future films to be more about the mission and less about Bond. 'This time it's personal' has been done to death, even if it does provide the star with a chance to exercise his acting chops. No more agonising, soul-searching and inner torment. The lightness used to be what we loved about Bond. Whether the producers/studio will risk pivoting (back) in this direction in our more narcissistic self-indulgent age is another matter.

[@pr-tj5by]

Agreed, pre DAD Brosnan type would do me

[@timanstine5112]

David: I saw on the internet that Sean Connery's Aston Martin is for sale--would be a great addition to your collection! From a fellow Pennsylvania Bond Aficionado (since 1971).

[@flogalvez82]

I really love and enjoyed this video gents! I got even a little emotional myself at times, relating to how life has been for you both especially for Joe in the time since No Time To Die’s release and the great discussions that followed. I needed to step away from my own Revisiting Bond, James Bond page on Facebook to gain perspective and to give more focus on my life and the several events going on. I recently sat down to re-watch THUNDERBALL, my favorite of the Bond Films. I admit, I have been very disappointed with No Time To Die, even after seeing it six times. I had been wondering if the producers and filmmakers painted themselves into a corner with the ending and how the heck can the series go forward? My passion for Bond was reignited upon re-watching THUNDERBALL. It is still sooooo damn good! I started posting on my Facebook blog and thinking of creative ways to continue it. Man, I wish you both. Could put together a Bond On The Big Screen Film Festival and have talkback sessions following each screening of the official EON films with various guests and the audience. My favorite recommendation was when you both talked about going back and reading all the Fleming books. There is a rich world and inner life of Bond to discover and discuss. Looking forward to more of your excellent content to come! Thank you both!

[@marklaing9485]

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🥃🥃🧨it’s the first time I’ve left a bond film thinking not when the next film coming out 🤷

[@flogalvez82]

@@marklaing9485 I totally agree as I had the same thought leaving the theater, even after multiple viewings of NTTD. In the Daniel Craig Era, the films that really hit a home run for me were CASINO ROYALE & SKYFALL, plus the first half of NO TIME TO DIE. Bond of course is put to the test in all his films, but his resourcefulness and dogged determination and instincts help him to survive, leaving the audience with relief that Bond and the world of course made it through, leaving a breath of hope. NTTD seemed so final. It took the wind out of my sails so to speak.

[@marklaing9485]

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🥃🥃gave some love to A View to a Kill 😋

[@laurenharrington8046]

A great video, thanks!

[@johnrigs6540]

Very cool to see Head of Section back in action! We’ve missed you Joe! After seeing the thumbnail I think most of us probably thought that you guys were going to talk about 007 ideas how to reboot the actual franchise - but nope. Your suggestions were all terrific. It’s natural always to wane a little bit in interest once a new film comes and goes. Especially now - when there is really nothing on the horizon - (and after seeing Barbara’s comments nothing may be on the horizon for quite a while!) I find that consuming Bond related stuff also keeps the fire alive - Whether it’s looking at old spy shows like Man From Uncle or some similar style spy films like Bourne or the Mission Impossible Series. Today there was a Fantastic new trailer to MI 7 along with another potential spy franchise called The Gray Man that are based on some great books and which also looks promising. All of these always come back to Bond though. I’ve been a fan since I was a little kid in the 60’s and although it always goes up and down It NEVER goes away. Outside of my family - James Bond has been the one constant thing that I’ve loved in my life for as long as I can remember. And I bet most fans feel the same way! Next we need a real REBOOT IDEAS video from you and the gang - it looks like EON actually legitimately may need some help with where to go next - and I bet we here in The Bond Community can come up with TONS of ideas!

[@tripi7906]

I want them to go back to the franchise wear a new one comes out every couple years and it’s is own adventure each time

[@Bruvs4eva]

Nice to see Mr Being James Bond! Still hoping for that No Time To Die review with Scott! Fingers crossed

[@paulcharter9066]

Great video. Thanks👍.Question to Joe, are you planning on reviewing NTTD with Scott?

[@randallrutherford1384]

Freaking love you guys and the BOND COMMUNITY!!!!

[@johnwalters4792]

It will not be easy. With the way the Bond bosses have treated the fans I feel battered. Plus probably going to wait forever for the next one and the one after that.

[@TheBondExperience]

I hear ya!

[@prbambi9934]

I love the Fleming novels. I have the complete matching paperback set I got off Amazon that I actually read and also all of the collector ones released from Folio Society. I’ve also read all of the continuation books except maybe 1 or 2 I own but I haven’t got to yet. It’s hard to find time to read lately though because unlike a video or a movie that I can pause and come back to later if need be, I hate to put down a book once I’ve started reading. Lately I’ve been on a kick of rewatching the previous films in the series. I also love to come on KZbin and watch content like this about Bond. I used to play the 007 trivial pursuit game with my son but he has too many other things he’d rather do now that he’s older and about to graduate high school. My other kids that are still at home are only 1 and 5 so they are a little young to fully enjoy Bond. Although, I will say that my 5 year old will recognize something like a song I’m listening to and say “that’s James Bond!”. It warms my heart and makes me so proud (lol).

[@charlesmarsh316]

Again, LOVE the new intro!

[@minilite7184]

Love the new intro montage - that must have cost 💰💰💰💰

[@FrogwomanOrgReloaded]

I was expecting a video about your ideas how the Bond franchise could move forwards with the next Bond movie, but.... this discussion was fun as well!

[@michaelpoplawski2998]

Good motivation for staying on top of Bond. #5, driving, is strong in me. Sometimes just the fact that you drop into your car, and the roof, and hit the road. Just 100 feet down the street and those good feelings start. Combined with some good music it can't be beat. If you can join up with a road rally...oh, baby. #3, reading is so true. When I look at the old covers of the Fleming novels the nostalgia hits me. When rereading it seems like the first time again. Those books seem so special. That takes me back to sneaking the library copies into the house as a kid. Their look and that old pulp paper smell just can't be beat. #1, is one of the best but is infrequent these days. It is time to start my own get togethers.

[@frankb821]

Highly motivating video. So many great ideas! Just last week I was reading "Diamonds are Forever" on a beach in Cabo. Going from watching this straight to planning my Norway and Jamaica trips for '23! In the mean time, my wife and I like to schedule a different ethnic restaurant every week! But she doesn't always care for the Bond themes I play in the car on the way over...

[@alcabane3125]

we already knew all this stuff, but dont worry joe, alot of people are burnt out of busy look at james bond radio, no videos from them, when you have something to talk about you talk about it, sometimes it cant be everything everytime.

[@KentheBeat]

Engaging Bondian conversation gentlemen, thanks 👍🥃

[@Mr.Bogaard]

I plan to get the box set of books because you are correct. I have yet to read any of them. But I’ve wanted to for a while now because I’ve been a fan for about 20 years

[@michaelstocklin9080]

if i may make a humble suggestion; Ian Fleming was quite a guy, even something as simple as the wikipedia page makes for an entertaining evening.

[@TheBondExperience]

Love it!

[@k.b.7718]

Love the new intro, David! Cheers! Unfortunately, at this point in my life I don't really care about Bond anymore. They have put such a great restart with CR & QOS to waste, it's not even funny. And as long as Barbara is so blinded by Craig, it also doesn't make a lot of sense to go on with the franchse, as much as it pains me to write this. The best thing tht could happen is for amazon to completely take over and hope they won't fuck up as badly.

[@sharp52092]

Be careful what you wish for. A lot of Lord of the Rings fans are mad at Amazon and the way they have handled the franchise so far. I was a massive Star Wars fan growing. Was, past tense there. I don't like the way Disney has handled the Galaxy Far, Far Away. Even Marvel is experiencing some hiccups. Again, be careful what you wish for.

[@k.b.7718]

@@sharp52092 As true as that might be, for me Barbara and the creative department have hit such rock bottom, it literally can't get (much) worse. Craig says he had always wanted to kill off Bond. He did, in more than one way. Congratulations, mission accomplished.

[@TheBondExperience]

We will be here for you when you want to return.

[@k.b.7718]

@@TheBondExperience Thanks, I really appreciate your kind words. I've never dared to tell this to anybody, but seeing NTTD for the first time really did kill something inside of me. It was like they were ripping 20+ years of my life out of my chest with that ending. There's much healing to be done and when time has come, I will resort to your tips on how to fall in love with Bond again. Also I'm gonna binge watch Roger Moore-Bonds at some point.

[@jamesatkinsonja]

@bob simmonds Agreed. Fan entitlement and gate keeping are so tiresome. Makes me not very sympathetic to there complaining.

[@alexlamas6324]

Excellent show guys and it's great to see Joe D back again! 7. Just came back Cuba. Although they never filmed there it's been a Bond location many times. 6. Don't drink spirits but I love champagne! 5. I have 3 playlists with Bond music, Bond inspired music and spy music that I listen to while driving. 4. Being JB, TBE, QoH etc. I have the auto downloads set. 3. #flemingreadingchallenge! 2. I watch all the Bond movies (almost all) at least once a year! 1. The 2 Bond events I attended , the Gather-all and the Spyscape museum were great! Bonus; My inspiration is doing something new action oriented. In the last year I learned how to ride a motorcycle, zip-lined, scuba dived and flew in a hang-glider.

[@TheBondExperience]

Amazing list!!

[@alterdres]

(Re)Watch special features (extra's). Inspecialy if you stil have your SE dvd's, you also can re-enjoy the DVD menu's and booklet's once in a whyle. On this way you also remember the cast/crew who died in mean time to see them back again. One of meanings of title: No Time To Die .

[@TheBondExperience]

Love it!

[@Mattened]

Great to see Joseph again

[@blahblahblah9267]

The first bond film i saw in the theatre was quantum, after I saw all of them on dvd. The first one I ever saw was the living daylights. Favs are FRWL and Casino Royale. Least favs NSNA and AVTAK. I think the series should continue to evolve and give original takes on the character rather than replicate the past, we've got 40 years of bond films that roughly already do what people are asking. Imagine if goldeneye wasn't updated to fit the 90s after a 6 year gap, Imagine if moore lacked the comedy and camp to his films, imagine if connery just replicated what was portrayed in the novels. A throwback "traditional" bond would still be highly enjoyable but the direction casino royale after replacing brosnan makes me so excited for another original take on the character

[@jackhime5628]

I love seeing you guys and I have been following you guys since 2019 and helped us get ready for No Time To Die and it must have been fun working on this video

[@TheBondExperience]

Always a lot of fun!

[@niebo3179]

Listening to you guys is another fantastic way to enjoy my passion for Bond. I have friends who loves Bond too, but not at my level and I miss that a little bit. I fill that empty space with you guys, Calvin, Jeroen, etc. I am Spanish and recently I discovered a Spanish Bond webpage and podcast that organize meetings in Madrid, they hire a cinema to watch one of the old movies and then go to have lunch or dinner together... Maybe I could go to one of those sometime in the future. I really appreciate your videos, David and Joe. After this pandemic, and the weird experience that was NTTD (I love 80% of the movie, and hate that awful ending), I feel a little bit disconnected from Bond. Your videos has helped me a lot to feel my passion for Bond coming back.

[@TheBondExperience]

Thanks so much for the kudos!

[@lachlanjordan]

Wasn’t exactly what I thought this video was going to be about when I clicked. I thought it was going to be ways to reboot the franchise now that Craig’s arc is done. Personally I would love for them to take Bond back to the 60’s. Less tech, more spy and espionage, but still action and locations etc. Also I do agree with listening to bond music while driving. I also enjoy certain tracks while going for a run.

[@JoaoPereiray]

when i finally get my drivers licence i will be driving to all the bond locations here in lisbon!! listening to john barrys ohmss music

[@elliotness11]

Mission mission mission , I can’t emphasize this enough , for the love God

[@pelado9293]

The guy from Lucifer should be the next Bond

[@TheBondExperience]

I could see that!

[@simonfirth2018]

Ah yes, two buddies talking Bond. Had not thought about the content of the video in such a clear light but yes, making a cocktail and driving while listening to a Bond track (Back Seat Driver - every single time) do recreate the links that might have shamefully lapsed. Another for me is perusing my collection, the marketing material (posters, lobby cards) from the films.

[@TheBondExperience]

Bang on, my friend!

[@Swolegang]

David you should do a “top 7 spy movies to watch if you like James Bond” video

[@vlad_diachuk]

I’m really into Fleaming books, into James Bond from books, where Bond feels like real human, with feelings, with pain, even with love (like in Moonraker) but not a family guy:D i don’t know if that makes sense all of my wishes😅 I would love to see that kind of Bond)) And of course #HenryCavillFor007 (he will need to lose weight)

[@TheBondExperience]

Agreed!

[@jamesatkinsonja]

I got the feeling Fleming's Bond wanted to settle down. He contemplates proposing to Vesper, lives with Tiffany and talks about having children with Tracey [he tells her father they might need help when children arrive] and then he of course becomes a father unknowingly to Kissy. I felt Craig captured the 'human' aspect of Bond that Fleming sketched out very well.

[@poleag]

Let's not just reboot our appreciation for Bond. Let's reboot Bond itself. 001: For King and Country. In 1909, amidst rising tensions in Europe and growing unrest in the British colonies, King Edward VII fears for the future of the empire and the future of his family. On his deathbed, he commissions the establishment of MI6, an experimental military intelligence agency tasked to protect the empire. We follow the first double agent on his missions as he both sneaks and rampages through British India, Prussia, Austria-Hungary, Nigeria, Hong Kong, and Cyprus. The name's not Bond, and we don't know his drink of choice. It's time to meet 001. This would give us everything we miss about Bond. Exotic locales. Old-fashioned spycraft. A completely new character that is Bond-like in his ability to get the job done, but with his own unique backstory and personality. Doing a period piece is probably too big of a risk for this to ever get made, but a man can dream.

[@themaypole]

Shocked to hear that you LIKED the ending of Ozark. I hated it and thought it was unworthy of the show itself…subjectivity folks, glad you got to enjoy that ending lol

[@TheBondExperience]

I did...I really did! :)