Title-Drops Ranked (Top Ten)

I am a lifelong fan of the James Bond film franchise, so I created this channel to share and discuss ranked lists with fellow Bond aficionados! For this countdown, I will be ranking my top ten title-drops - That magical moment when the title of the movie makes a cameo appearance in either spoken or written form. Please remember that everything is subjective and these are just my personal opinions, so be sure to comment respectfully!
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[@andyawardian1868]

That Skyfall line is already a near perfect Title-Drop. But it is nothing compared to the reveal, what Skyfall REALLY is. That beautiful shot with the nearly empty landscape, the haunting music, the staring deer statue and the silent reveal of the cottage plaque, which simply says "Skyfall", is maybe my favourite scene in any james bond movie ever. And the reason, why "Skyfall" was even my favourite movie of 2012.

[@benrawson007]

Unpopular opinion: Skyfall is not as good as Spectre.

[@TheHobartAviationFan]

@@benrawson007 now THAT is a hot take!, personally I disagree but I'm curious as to why you have that opinion?

[@benrawson007]

@@TheHobartAviationFan The plot in skyfall is just all over the place. The villians master plan is to get M? Bond's great idea to keep M safe is not to take her to a army base but to his family home in the middle of nowhere to hide from a Villain that knows all the secret agents private info... SKyfall had a great title song and the Villains is good, a few nice shots but that's it. Spectre was more glorious, something Bond hasn't been in a while. Great henchman and car chase, exotic locations. I don't like Blofeld's connection to Bond. Spectre has a better M, sorry Dame Judi but M should be sat behind a desk barking orders at Bond. Towards the end M a very old woman was following Bond around everywhere he went, started towards the end of Brosnan. And it had the moment Bond is tired up and had to escape...classic bond.

[@TheHobartAviationFan]

@@benrawson007 well skyfall is my favourite bond film so most of these points i disagree with but your perspective is interesting. Although I love the setting of skyfall house, I can agree Bond taking M there is not a brilliant idea. Spectre is a very solid film too (currently falls 8th on my full ranking) and I fully agree that the car chase and locations are excellent. For me though I only really like it in the last 30 minutes (which are superb) the rest of it, not so much. Although I prefer Dench over Fiennes as M, I do agree that her M is overused in the field. At the end of the day I will always probably prefer Skyfall to Spectre, but your points are interesting and I do enjoy Spectre as well.

[@benrawson007]

@@TheHobartAviationFan You agreed with all of my points. haha SKyfall 'bond girl' is not even in it. The Villains grand plan is just, boring. The hightech 'bad guy' is boring. Alot if Skyfall is style over substance, which is the opposite to the classic Bonds FRWL, GF, MWTGG.

[@leekereopa1960]

Tim Daltons, line. Whoever she was, it must have scared the LIVING DAYLIGHTS, out of her. Fantastic.

[@tripi7906]

Facts

[@JunGaGotoku]

Directly from the Novel

[@ethanbenfield2285]

Im glad you included The Living Daylights. Dalton is my favorite bond, and the one I always picture when reading the books. I think hes underrated by everyone.

[@wehosrmthink7510]

ABSOLUTELY CORRECT ! When I first saw that “You only live twice” title drop from Donald Pleasance, a chill went up my 13 year old spine. Epic!

[@MeBeTheDB]

I worked on A VIEW TO A KILL in the San Francisco scenes. I even got to go way up on the Golden Gate Bridge for the plate photography for the climatic fight. Something few people ever get to do. It's one of the most profound few hours of my life. Not many people know this, but David Bowie was originally slated for the bad guy role of 'MAX ZORAN.' He dropped out after he demanded script approval as Cubby, Michael & Barbara had said, 'No.' That's why they brought in Christopher Walken. Welcome to filmmaking and power. D.A. ps: For the record, Barbara Broccoli was a kind, considerate and truly smart producer, let alone as a human being.

[@TheJamesBondCountdown]

That's so cool!

[@ClaudioTV2005]

@@TheJamesBondCountdownAlso Rutger Hauer was considered for the role of Max Zorin. If he got the role, he would have been the first Bond villain portrayed by a Dutch actor, but instead Jeroen Krabbe was the first actor to portray a villain, specifically General Georgi Koskov in The Living Daylights

[@JunGaGotoku]

From Russia With Love's title drop was hilarious in the PS2 version. Q: "And make sure to return the Lekter and all my gadgets back in one piece." Bond: "..And you'll get it back From Russia, With Love."

[@christianlabasan3663]

When bond said “quantum of solace”, I felt that

[@touzimsky]

I think the line was "IT'S SOLACING TIME!", wasn't it?

[@valentine1980]

As they changed the name of the film pre-release, we were robbed of Elliot Carver telling Bond that "Tomorrow never lies."

[@CRITTERBUSTERS]

I agree with pretty much this whole list, You Only Live Twice is a great title and the scene it’s dropped into is pitch perfect. It also happens to be my favourite bond film. Licence to Kill I also thought had a good title drop from M. It was a very tense scene and M simply saying, “Effective immediately, you’re licence to kill is revoked” is one of those holy crap moments.

[@TheJamesBondCountdown]

Licence to Kill almost made the list!

[@suburbohemian]

@@TheJamesBondCountdown and it was supposed to be titled License Revoked ala the novel. Great movie!

[@JCBro-yg8vd]

It's also a double title drop because the film was originally going to be called Licence Revoked.

[@SharkWhosFondOfBond]

It's certainly my second favourite Bond film!

[@medleystudios72]

I think the Octopussy title drop is the most cringe-worthy. "What's that?" "That's my little octopussy." Roger Moore even makes a face that seems to say, "really? You're going with that?"

[@wehosrmthink7510]

I agree . As beautiful as Maud Adams was , it’s cringe time.

[@angelcastaneda529]

That was Kristina Wayborn who delivered that “infamous” line. They’re both beautiful women, bless the Swedish.

[@david1731048]

I'll never get tired of Louis Jourdan's pronunciation of "OctoPUSSY"!

[@MAMoreno]

I kinda love that name drop. It's so ridiculous that it's enough to make every pigeon in Italy do a double-take.

[@rafaelfiallo4123]

A View to a Kills is pretty awkward too...

[@jonbolton3376]

My favourite is You Only Live Twice, delivered perfectly by Donald Pleasence.

[@jonbolton3376]

I gave my favourite before seeing your vid. It's great to see we agree on that.

[@yesdollyhadbraces7442]

The Never Say Never Again title drop is actually pretty great being at the very end of the movie.

[@rsacchi100]

An ending they considered for this movie was Connery and Moore crossing paths at the end where Moore delivers the title drop to Connery.

[@Seimpen]

As a new Bond fan who just finished his first viewing of most movies, I've found myself enjoying your videos a lot! Can't wait to see more. Some of the facts thrown in your vids have me googling to learn more about Ian Fleming's original work! It's been fun!

[@TheJamesBondCountdown]

That's so awesome - Thank you for sharing!

[@DeltaEcho303]

Walken had one of my favorite Bond villain lines: [After dropping an opposer to his plan out of the airship] "So, anyone else want to drop out?"

[@musicsmith14]

I hadn’t thought about this before, but it’s a cool idea! I agree your number one choice is a great one. Keep up the good work!

[@kyle-rj3vy]

Should try watching calvin dyson's videos if you like bond.

[@musicsmith14]

@@kyle-rj3vy already do 🙂

[@SerathDarklands]

As a fellow lifelong 007 fan, you've got excellent taste and a new subscrciber.

[@TheJamesBondCountdown]

Thanks, David!

[@SerathDarklands]

@@TheJamesBondCountdown And thank you for the ♥!

[@Renegade2786]

What's funny about the phrase "The World is Not Enough", is that that phrase is first said in *On Her Majesty's Secret Service*

[@dlawso23]

I was watching Dr. No this afternoon. "Spectre" was mentioned by Dr. No, the underground criminal organization he worked for during the conversation with Bond after his capture. Not knowing, Spectre would be a Bond film 53 years later.

[@stuart2181]

Great foreshadowing Bravo Vince!

[@PurushaDesa]

The murder of that secretary at the start of Dr. No always catches me off guard as more violent than I remember.

[@Er_Guille]

Thanks the KZbin algorithm for recommended this video. You have a new follower.

[@TheJamesBondCountdown]

Welcome - Glad to have you!

[@Kevin-irish]

I will always love die another day as it was the first jamesbond film I saw as a kid. Will always love it for introducing me to this world

[@nooboi1510]

I loved it when James Bond said "This is a Casino Royale (2006), so I will have to Quantum of Solace (2008), or they are going to put me in a Skyfall (2012), and when the Spectre (2015) comes after me, There is No Time to Die (2021)." Truly the Jamest of all the Bonds

[@NH1973]

If You Only Live Twice were made today, Donald Pleasance would have said, "Cuckoo" when he introduced himself.

[@lindildeev5721]

Christoph Waltz was not really Blofeld, he was more like Landa or Schulz. Blofeld is mysterious and scary until he's threatened : then, he begins to beg for his life. Landa and Schulz are also mysterious but they're pretty funny and they're threatened, the first is afraid but not the second.

[@edslushie570]

I like to imagine that in the cases of “From Russia With Love” and “Die Another Day,” since both movies’ theme songs are heard diegetically in the movies themselves, that Bond is actually quoting an in-universe pop song when he says the title.

[@SamnissArandeen]

I remember Matt Munro's song appearing as the boat rows past James Bond near the beginning, but when did the Die Another Day song appear in that film? I genuinely can't remember it.

[@edslushie570]

@@SamnissArandeen During the party at the ice hotel (though it's only the instrumental)

[@pmichaelreed103]

From Russia With Love was sung on the radio during Bond's date with Sylvia Trench before the picture signing.

[@nix98zlcy]

Awesome, looking forward to it!

[@nrkgalt]

Live and Let Die, as it was delivered in song form.

[@puppyash9656]

Yes, in t the "Fillet of soul" bar.

[@TheJamesBondCountdown]

It's a cool one for sure!

[@PHDiaz-vv7yo]

My favourite was in TSWLM. When Anya tells Bond about the fella he shot in the PTS. (Oh wait, that’s my imagination)

[@mikeysuzefour]

"The Casino Royale in Montenegro..."--When Dench's M says this line, you know she truly believes that Bond will stop Le Chiffre there.

[@RPG-Initiative]

From another life long Bond fan, good luck with the channel. I love the concept of obscure Top 10 lists, but we’d still love to see your take on the common ones too, gadgets, girls, locations, villains, lairs, etc. it might be hard to come up with unique ones, so here’s a few you may have already thought of: Top 10 Villain cars, Villain schemes, Moneypenny scenes (specifically the hat throw) Unused gadgets (background Q Branch) Kill quips, Second String Bond Girl (the one before the main girl), gun barrel walk, Bond escapes Death. Again congrats and good luck.

[@TheJamesBondCountdown]

I'm actually working my way through a road map that I made for all the videos that I wanna do, but I'll definitely get around to all the elements you mentioned!

[@namideo]

I guess it wouldn’t fit with this particular criteria but Louis Jordan’s “Octopusssssy” would definitely rank for me.

[@TheJamesBondCountdown]

Don't know a Bond fan who doesn't love how he says it haha

[@audionmusic2787]

Very nice choices and descriptions.

[@angelcastaneda529]

For those keeping count and I am. It’s You Only Live Twice: 1 Live and Let Die: 1 Casino Royale: 1.

[@adrianfebles4436]

Agree with the content 100%. I would add an honorable mention: The lounge singer in New York at the Fillet of Soul singing Live and Let Die. The only sung title drop that is actually a line in the movie not in the intro.

[@TheJamesBondCountdown]

That's a cool one!

[@finjames5305]

Excellent video and glad to see you back with a niche topic!

[@garththomas1822]

What a great top ten! Nice to see AVTAK at Number 2 and I agree with Number 1 - what a fantastic performance! Nicely put together and well done!

[@TheJamesBondCountdown]

Thanks, Garth!

[@macsmith2013]

Though borderline cringe due to Moore's age in the movie, I always had a soft spot for A View To A Kill: it's pure camp, Walken is obviously having a blast playing the villian, and the pre-title sequence and the title song are up there with the best of them!

[@iainjames03]

While I agree The Living Daylights one was good - i also agree it was camp. To the point where you half expect Dalton to glance at the camera and wink.

[@BigTimeTrucker432]

Pierce Brosnan’s title drops and one liners will forever be the best. His portrayal is the most badass of Bonds. Sean Connery is a close second.

[@kernicterus1233]

I feel that Tim Dalton was the angriest 'badass' of the bonds, never happy, always impatient, not as 'likeable' as other Bonds. I thought he was great.

[@spacemann1425]

1. The World Is Not Enough 2. The Living Daylights 3. Licence To Kill 4. For Your Eyes Only 5. Skyfall Best title drops imo.

[@Classic50sTV]

Great idea!

[@cameralabs]

Loved it, great video, thanks! I think the Living Daylights might slightly out-cheese View to a Kill, but they're both classics!

[@oobrocks]

Don Pleasant was a wonderful actor 🎉

[@kahujeff]

Suggestion for future lists - how about a countdown of best non-lethal bond gadgets from Q branch? radio transmitter in the shoe - No Time To Die. camera geiger counter - Dr No. homing device in the shoe - Goldfinger. cigarette case binoculars - The Living Daylights. etc.

[@TheJamesBondCountdown]

I'm actually working my way through a road map that I made for all the videos that I wanna do, but that's an interesting idea!

[@suburbohemian]

I love The Living Daylights! As for YOLT, Bond would have been less bored if the movies had followed the book arrangement: On Her Majesty's Secret Service precedes You Onlly Live Twice in the books because in OHMSS, Blofeld kills Bond's wife....Bond starts failing on missions right and left from grief so he's sent to Japan as a pity mission (even M couldn;t bring himself to remove Bond's status as a 00 agent so he shuffled him off to investigate what should have been a lesser mission but instead he comes up against Blofeld, his personal as well as professional nemesis!)

[@TheJamesBondCountdown]

Interesting point, but I was actually referring to Sean Connery phoning in his performance in that film because he was so tired of playing James Bond by that point.

[@RJSRdg]

Personally I wouldn't count titles based on names of characters (Dr No, Goldfinger, Octopussy) as title drops - if it's the character's name, it's got to me mentioned at some point. More interesting are the phrases such as YOLT, OHMSS, TMWTGG, FYEO, AVTAK, TLD, L2K, TWINE, etc - they don't have to be mentioned at all, but the writer has included them to give some reason why the title was chosen and it takes some imagination to work them in. Of those, whilst AVTAK is perhaps the most contrived, I think TWINE is the worst-delivered, and would have been better without the long pause before it.

[@TheJamesBondCountdown]

Fair point, but for me a title-drop is a title-drop, regardless of whether or not it's a given.

[@grumpyoldman3458]

To be fair the Bond family motto is mentioned in OHMSS, so it's kind of legit.

[@RJSRdg]

@@grumpyoldman3458 Now that's an idea for another video - Bond film titles that are mentioned in *other* Bond films! Offhand I can think of: From Russia With Love - mentioned in a deleted scene from AVTAK Licence to Kill - mentioned in Goldeneye "May I remind you you have a Licence to Kill, not to break the traffic laws!" TWINE - mentioned in OHMSS Spectre - mentioned several times in the Connery era, as well as in NTTD.

[@grumpyoldman3458]

@@RJSRdg I'd love to see that.

[@jimthar17]

Un-doubt-ED-ly. "Undoubtably" is not a word.

[@terryjpendragon]

Even though I find the "View to a Kill" namedrop to be kinda awkward and cringey, I really admire the sheer audacity of it. Like the filmmakers are saying, "Yeah, we're doing it this way. Ya got a problem with it?"

[@TheJamesBondCountdown]

Agreed!

[@oobrocks]

This is first time I’ve heard the word (phrase?) “title-drop”

[@PsychedelicChameleon]

Donald Pleasence Delivers!

[@richardb6260]

Always thought the title drop in FYEO was when Melina said "For your eyes only, darling" at the end. AVTAK was such a clumsy title. But not as clumsy as the title drop.

[@TheJamesBondCountdown]

Melina delivers the spoken title-drop, but the written title-drop comes first.

[@Mark-wx6xr]

AVTAK was actually a good title in the novels since it related to Bond having to discover an assassin who was targeting message riders for MI5.

[@SpyHunter89]

If you want to count the 007 video games, Tomorrow Never Dies on PlayStation has a really strange title drop, coming as Elliot Carver's last line after his boss battle. It might seem awkwardly shoved in at first, but given his character (who was, unfortunately, not voiced by Johnathan Pryce this time around), it does showcase his to-the-end defiance a bit. It even makes me wonder what'll happen to the Tomorrow newspaper and his other legitimate ventures after he's gone.

[@TheJamesBondCountdown]

Interesting!

[@keithrhodes5912]

The most interesting title drop during Daniel Craig's era was the name of the organization pulled up on the screen "Spectre" as well as the name of the satellite in Goldeneye during Peirce's run.

[@imagama27]

great video

[@yueyoona1399]

Great video! Loved the analysis for each scene. What is the title of the music played during the skyfall explanation at around 9:19?

[@yueyoona1399]

Wait no need to respond I realized it’s a cover of Adele’s skyfall lol

[@robertharvey2604]

I have never had a problem with the TWINE title drop. The family motto, of course, comes from Fleming. And Bond would make that quip at the time. I respectfully disagree: AVTAK has the worst title drop. It's just so awkward. But there's a campiness to it that can make it enjoyable.

[@CitruSouls]

If you're interested in ideas for further videos, I think it would be cool if you did a ranking of all the movies' intro sequences (or maybe just a top 10). The intros have always been very appealing to me, and I sort of associate each film in my mind with the aesthetics of its intro. You could factor in the song, the visuals, how they relate to and compliment the movie itself, and their overall enjoyment. I've tried to find lists such as this in the past but have never had much luck. I would love to hear you view on the matter as a life-long Bond fan.

[@TheJamesBondCountdown]

I'm actually working my way through a road map that I made for all the videos that I wanna do, but I'll definitely get around to all the elements you mentioned!

[@grumpyoldman3458]

@@TheJamesBondCountdown I'm a new subscriber so I don't know if you've done it yet. I'd like to see a top ten of "Bond, James Bond". My favourite is Daniel Craig at the end of Casino Royale, after all the negativity he got he'd earned the right to say it. Also IMO top ten is a better format than trying to rank all the movies.

[@TheJamesBondCountdown]

@@grumpyoldman3458 All in good time!

[@grumpyoldman3458]

@@TheJamesBondCountdown 👍

[@jamesalexander5623]

My favourite Bond Film is .... the one I'm watching!

[@Aidanhatesyouall]

I think “The World Is Not Enough” has the best one

[@taklampan650]

Finally a new ranking! 🙏

[@TheJamesBondCountdown]

Happy to ablige!

[@felixjaitman4715]

the russian girl used to be Miss Italy before (Daniela Bianchi)

[@justsomedude5727]

Now i must become superman IV, the quest for peace

[@bondjamesbondsandiego0075]

I distinctly remember the audience laughing out of you to kill when the title was dropped

[@dj71162]

It's funny to think that The Property of a Lady could have been a title drop in Octopussy. It sure as hell makes for a better title.

[@lc3433]

Hey, cool videos man you've earned my subscription. Would be great to get your views on the Bond theme songs. But I think it would be interesting in the criteria in how you rate them. Would you rank them as a stand-alone song or how they work with the beginning credits in the film itself. I think there would be plenty of people who like the Bond songs as standalone tracks who don't think they work as a Bond theme and vice versa.

[@TheJamesBondCountdown]

You pose an interesting question...I'll have to think about that when I rank the themes!

[@MoonrakerDubs]

What's the name of this AVTAK theme version that's plays in 10:05?

[@TheJamesBondCountdown]

It's by the Philharmonia Orchestra!

[@chrisbellon3739]

Do top 10 list for james bond, bad guys lairs

[@TheJamesBondCountdown]

All in good time...

[@Frserthegreenengine]

Elektra: "I could have given you the world" Bond: "On Her Majesty's Secret Service." Elektra: "What...?" Bond: "Damn, wrong title drop!"

[@defiraphi]

The Moonraker was too obviously . Something that burdens me in that scene were the woman got shot in Doctor No they have put the colors way too violently to master it . They added too much blood on the floor/carpet which is ridiculous as the flowers in the vase are too pronounced and not even natural .

[@TheJamesBondCountdown]

I think what you're referring to is simply a side-effect of the rich, vibrant, saturated colors inherent in technicolor film stock of the 1960's.

[@defiraphi]

@@TheJamesBondCountdown No it was added for the bluray and prolly the 4K release + their masterings . The VHS from Universal Artists later on MGM wasn't that pronounced as colors it showed just the normal kinda not noticeable as the flowers in the vase showed more white than pink palette same as the color from the white skin was more normal human not to the red pronounced . Same goes for the first DVD releases that were slighty remastered here and there from MGM but violently vibrant colors which somehow ruins it for me . This somehow why i not like Sony TV's in the late 80's , 90's and early 2000's their colors was way too vibrant and violent to the eye . Why Philips and Panasonic TV's were much better used softer colors . Nothing besides your video and your quality work into offering us your opinions and enlightment which i respect everyone's ideas !! But the way that old movies got remastered today by adding this and that or a silly "couple seconds" of forgotten scenes which offers nothing to the movie "plot" at all is cringe . Thats why we have these bonus discs on DVD/Bluray to watch it . Also not to forget that many DVD/Bluray release falls today in the same joke like records becoming way too expensive for what it was used for . I'm not gonna pay 35 Euros for a DVD or Bluray which has been remastered but many of the times not offering a booklet which has been forgotten alot in many DVD's . ( somehow thats why i keep my MGM DVD's from James Bond which offered a booklet with many deleted scenes, easter eggs and such . Somehow later on releases has left the booklets completely to become a loosy 1 disc DVD/Bluray for less than 5 Euros as the disc itself is from bad quality . )

[@justanantico6327]

Rankings aside, I wanna know what MUSIC you used during this. I can’t find instrumentals of the themes ANYWHERE

[@TheJamesBondCountdown]

I did an exhaustive search for the best version I could find of each theme, but most of them are by the City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra!

[@matthewkirk9695]

What are your top ten James Bond Movies and the top 6 actors that played James Bond?

[@TheJamesBondCountdown]

There's another video on my channel ranking all of the movies, but haven't gotten around to ranking the actors yet...Stay tuned.

[@jeromemanley7885]

If anyone has read Moonraker, doesn't Die Another Day feel so much like that book than the movie?

[@TheJamesBondCountdown]

It certainly adapts quite a few elements of it - More than the movie Moonraker does.

[@grumpyoldman3458]

Now you mention it, yes

[@marinamoscow3375]

When will you post next video?

[@TheJamesBondCountdown]

Soon...Very soon.

[@christianemden7637]

Before having seen the whole thing, my guess for the top spot is from russia with love.

[@chrisbellon3739]

Early James bond novels, was only 4, 00 agents

[@TheJamesBondCountdown]

I believe one of the books mentions a 0011.

[@OniNoSweeney]

I am shocked... SHOCKED!.... that Octopussy did not make the cut.

[@alunrundle162]

Bond's family motto is 'The world is insufficient', not 'The world is not enough'. Would have been a worse title though.

[@TheRnpd]

I was expecting, licence to kill to be at number 1 position

[@TheJamesBondCountdown]

It almost made the list!

[@miked7745]

3:17 Don't hide what your doing from the neighbors, jeez.

[@republicproductions9202]

Do the actors next!

[@TheJamesBondCountdown]

All in good time, my friend.

[@kermitthefrog6628]

10:04 a pun intended?

[@terryfronk9507]

Let's not forget for your eyes only darling

[@benrawson007]

I can't agree with A view to kill, seems really forced. Especially when Dr NO is number 10.

[@johnkennethwiseman5460]

Ok so how many 007 films did not drop titles?

[@Bisbeatle]

Only a small handful I think

[@johnkennethwiseman5460]

@@Bisbeatle true. The spy who loved me and OHMSS maybe. Diamonds are forever and live and let die? Tomorrow never dies and quantum of solace?

[@MAMoreno]

Ah, yes: all of the best name-drops are Brosnan's. "So, you only live twice . . . Blofeld." "So, you live and let die . . . Kananga." "So, you view to a kill . . . Zorin." "So, you've scared the living daylights out of them . . . General." "So, you licence to kill . . . Sanchez." "So, you have no time to die . . . Safin." Classic Brosnan.

[@WilbertLek]

My opinion is better. Prove me wrong! 😁

[@SmartFabian007]

i sure dont like the way u put dirt on roger moore, j bet u are solid craig fan

[@TheJamesBondCountdown]

Not sure how I put "dirt" on him...I love Roger! Grew up watching his movies, some of which are among my all time favorites.

[@SmartFabian007]

@@TheJamesBondCountdown he getting older, he should not do this and that, if u are a fan u sure hell dont say that

[@Bisbeatle]

@@SmartFabian007 True fans are able to acknowledge the flaws in what they love and still love it anyway.