*YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE* James Bond Movie Reaction FIRST TIME WATCHING 007

[@jenmurrayxo]

All my James Bond reactions: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eKuWemSraaeKjMU Comment below if you want to see On Her Majesty's Secret Service!!!!

[@JoshRead1]

On her majesty's secret service is the only Bond film I've never seen

[@tomhoffman4330]

You know I'm always here for More Bond, and the next one really stands out as one-of-the-most game-changing!

[@theSpaceAmoeba]

Best bond girl in next one.

[@Danny_Dummy]

Please do! On Her Majesty's Secret Service is one of the best Bond films!!

[@Adam_Le-Roi_Davis.]

Great reaction, Jennypenny. Yes, for "On Her Majesty's Secret Service" with George Lazenby, but Sean Connery comes back after the next film for "Diamonds Are Forever" so, you'll see him again.

[@waterbeauty85]

I'm pretty sure I've never seen another KZbin video in which someone said the word "lair" so many times, and the best part is that Jen doesn't say it mockingly. She genuinely enjoys the tropes and uses the lingo unironically. Never lose that sincerity, Jen. It's one of things I love best about you.

[@jenmurrayxo]

Lol thanks!! Can't hide my true love for a villain's lair!! 😂😂👍

[@goldenager59]

My dear, you're positively hil-lair-ious. 🤭

[@adamlopez7947]

I know right !? And then they blow them up, sooooo cool!!! 🤯🥳👏😎🎉

[@jenmurrayxo]

@Golden Ager A+ pun 😂👍👍👍

[@alexanderdgray]

@@jenmurrayxo Soon you will learn the genius of Ken Adams, the man responsible for this and many other Bond lairs.

[@MetrovartaVarta]

I love your reactions to the Bonds. You don’t judge them for their time periods. You enjoy them for the fun movies they are. Out of all your reactions your enthusiasm for these is through the roof. Absolutely kelp going. On Her Majesty’s Secret Service is a classic Bond. I think you’ll love it.

[@elzar760]

I was thinking the same thing. She takes them as they are in the time they were from. No need to point out that some of the sensibilities in them aren’t in line with more modern sensibilities. Love her reactions and how into the movies she is getting.

[@cockshield]

@@elzar760 Makes me laugh when people talk of "modern sensibilities" like 2023 represents peak morality.

[@russelturner5771]

Definitely an underrated entry in the franchise.

[@reptomicus]

The icing on the cake is having the villain lair stormed by an army of ninjas.

[@Dillpicks95]

Blofeld is still my favourite Bond villain. I loved how excited you were to finally see him and always gotta love the lairs.

[@leftcoaster67]

OHMSS is one of the best Bond movies. Some hate Lazenby. But he was good for a first and only time out. But its an amazing movie!

[@Cheepchipsable]

General consensus seem to be he took the character too seriously and tried to play it straight. Bond is a boys-own-adventure, in no way based on reality.

[@paintedjaguar]

@@Cheepchipsable That's only the consensus with some of the people who grew up on Roger Moore's campy antics.The early Bonds always had tongue firmly in cheek, but that's not at all the same thing as camp. You have to play fantasy straight to make it work. In fact, OHMSS may be the Bond flick that's most faithful to the source material, the only real rival being Craig's "Casino Royale". It's no surprise then, that those two are right at the top of most "Best Bonds" lists.

[@ThunderForce2000]

I think OHMSS is a good Bond movie but not great and unfortunately that’s mostly due to Lazenby; just didn’t buy him as Bond at all. I may have like the movie more had Sean Connery still been Bond.

[@leftcoaster67]

@@ThunderForce2000 I find it hard to imagine Sean "Falling" for Diana Rigg. And showing the kind of emotions, and fear. George and Diana were almost the same age. On the plus side it would have given Sean a chance to show some real acting skills.

[@fasteddie406]

Best theme and sound track by far. Plus the huge thing that I can't mention as its a spoiler.

[@oobrocks]

Little Nelley was a real operating helicopter. The sets were designed by the late, great Ken Adam 🎉

[@DevInvest]

The cat is actually Mr. Bigglesworth as a youth with long hair, it was a 60’s thing. He had a long career as a villain’s cat

[@zhubajie6940]

Mr. Henderson (Charles Gray) is the narrator (The Criminologist - An Expert) in The Rocky Horror Picture Show and also plays Blofeld in Diamonds Are Forever. The "Chinese girl" at the beginning of the film was played by Tsai Chin who was the mother Lindo in the Joy Luck Club among many other roles.

[@kingbrutusxxvi]

I love the fight between Connery and Peter Maivia (a couch to the chest?). Who would have thought back in 1967 that the henchman's grandson would grow up to become The Rock? So cool and I just watched "Jumanji" again last weekend. Another great post, Jen. Cheers.

[@tomhoffman4330]

HOLD UP; "High Chief" Peter Maivia was in this one..? Samoan Wrestler and Grandfather of Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson? HOW DID I NEVER EVER KNOW THIS?!?!?!?

[@briansharwood4022]

OMG! I missed YOLT at the theater, and only saw it later. I did not recognize Peter Maivia - He was my favorite wrestler back in the "old days" of wrestling! Fantastic info, thanks!!

[@scottknode898]

@@tomhoffman4330 his role was uncredited but yes he played the driver and Spectre henchman who fights Bond at Ostato facility.

[@brendanstokes3451]

Donald Pleasence who played Blofeld was a great actor and one of the greatest bond villains ever killing helga brandt aka no.11 in that piranha scene was ruthless and shocked me when i first saw this film many years ago.

[@scottknode898]

Even when he killed Ostato it was cold and line delivery was memorable “This is the price of failure, Mr Bond” before shooting him.

[@hungryewok1684]

Your Bond reactions are always fantastic

[@richardmark9161]

Peter Maivia the guy James Bond fights with a sofa is none other than Dwayne The Rock Johnson’s maternal grandfather.

[@maxducoudray]

This is widely considered the movie that introduced ninjas to western audiences. I don’t think Jen recognized Blofeld as the same actor as the doctor from Halloween. Next movie is one of the true greats of the franchise. Can’t wait!

[@jenmurrayxo]

☺️👍

[@ContrarianCorner]

I agree about the next one. It's often overlooked because of Connery's absence as James Bond. However, as much as I love the Sean Connery Bond films, the next one really stands out for me in so many ways.

[@scottknode898]

Yes Donald Pleasence the first actor to portray Ernst Starvos Blofeld where can see his face later played Dr Loomis in Halloween in 1978 and several sequels including Halloween: The Curse of Michael Meyers released in 1995 and passed away at age 75 the same year.

[@grendeltech]

​@@scottknode898he was also the president who had to make an emergency landing in New York once 😁

[@scottknode898]

@@grendeltech that’s right he was the President in Escape From New York and was in war film The Great Escape with Steve McQueen, Charles Bronson, and James Coburn in 1963

[@tonydelamont1406]

This is the cutest Jen so far. More narrative comments and insights, and she nicknamed him Bondy which is just adorable.❤❤❤

[@jjnewbold]

This was my favorite Bond film when I was a kid. My dad loved to quote the "You have a lot of energy for a dead man, Mr. Bond," line. Lol

[@Steve_Blackwood]

You must watch the whole franchise! Your enthusiasm for them is contagious, and even though I have seen these multiple times over the past few decades, seeing them through your eyes is a joy anew. 😂

[@Britcarjunkie]

She needs to see all of the "knock off's", too!

[@scottknode898]

She is up to Octopussy in the series i believe

[@russelturner5771]

Agreed!

[@Billinois78]

17:26 The guy has news from outer space, AND he has ninjas. He's living out my childhood dream.

[@leftcoaster67]

Ken Adam was the set designer, he was a genius. He would have made a fantastic Architect.

[@kschneyer]

This theme song, as performed here by Nancy Sinatra, was the anthem of the men of the Silent Generation who were approaching middle-age when it came out. You couldn't have a more perfect metaphor for midlife crisis and longing for a new start. (It was used to great effect in a crucial episode of Mad Men.) (When Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows was published, I was astonished at how well it tracked the lyrics to this song.) My entire adult life, if I was petting my cat in my lap, I'd find someone to stare at, and then, in my best imitation of Donald Pleasance, say, "This organization does not tolerate failure."

[@Celowin28]

Love your reactions…but your Bond reactions are Priceless!! I’m so glad there are many, many more Bond movies for you to watch.

[@jenmurrayxo]

Same! So much fun!!

[@amberlopez7477]

''Live and Let Die'' Is going to blow your mind.😂

[@DavidRobinson1978]

Sheriff JW Pepper "What are you? Some kinda doomsday machine boy?"

[@e.d.2096]

@@DavidRobinson1978 Most Excellent Quote! BOY!

[@guymorris6596]

Ah yes, lovely little Jane Seymour.

[@robertjewell9727]

On Her Majesty's Secret Service is my personal favorite Bond film so YES! I can't wait for you to watch it.

[@warrengday]

I like George L as Bond, though he is generally considered to be an unpopular choice, so to recommend means you have a lot of guts.

[@robertjewell9727]

@@warrengday George Lazenby does an excellent job and I love how he shows definite fear at times.

[@TheTodd5761]

It's my personal favorite as well 🤘

[@jeremybarretta5282]

Oh Jenny penny you always make me smile

[@randy7831]

some of the greatest and funniest comments ever from Jen...and who needs music when you have Jens' "musical additions"?

[@jenmurrayxo]

😂👍

[@michaelproctor8100]

This movie was remade 10 years later as The Spy Who Loved Me with Lewis Gilbert directing both films, they just substituted a submarine swallowing oil tanker for a space capsule swallowing other space capsules.

[@WTR28]

The joy you have for these Bond movies is great. Also, loved the editing in this one!

[@Tim_Raths]

I love how into these films you’re getting so please continue.

[@LordVolkov]

This is not the last official Connery. He will be back in Diamonds Are Forever, after On Her Majesty's Secret Service. He's also in an unofficial Bond movie Never Say Never Again (1983 - if you choose to insert it chronologically)

[@michaelsegriff3362]

My dear Miss Money Jenny: Bond does not have bad instincts when it comes to women. He merely has no self control 😂 These films are great fun, only surpassed by your enthusiastic reactions!

[@mrtveye6682]

Jen, the set design for this (and a lot of the other earlier Bond movies) was made by Ken Adams, also known for "the war room" design in Dr. Strangelove. He is an absolute master of his craft.

[@akagordon]

The volcano set costed as much as the entire budget for Dr. No. At the time this fact was cited as a prediction the franchise would continue indefinitely, though nobody probably realized actually how long. Several props were tried for the miniatures used for the space scenes. They settled for a salt shaker to represent the shuttle. During filming the Little Nellie scene, cameraman John Jordan lost his foot when he got too close to one of the SPECTRE helicopters. A conference for surgeons happened to be taking place nearby and he had the best care possible for the day. He went on to return to film, including On Her Majesty's Secret Service, before passing away a few years later. Albert Broccoli and Ken Adams were extremely lucky on this film, and not just it's success. On return from a location scout, they changed their flight. The plane they were originally scheduled for crashed with no survivors.

[@jazzx251]

I think you're wrong about the salt shaker. It's Moonraker where they use this ingenious trick (you even said "shuttle" - there was no shuttle until the early 80s [Moonraker, from 1979, actually stole a march on NASA - Drax launched his shuttles before real-life NASA did!]

[@akagordon]

@@jazzx251 I got around to checking the blu-ray special features. They used the salt shakers in this film because it was easy to add salt and debris inside the shaker to make it look like exhaust. Moonraker on the other hand used actual models and was shot frame by frame with an overlay, similar to how the Star Wars space scenes were shot, which was why they sent James Bond to space. Everyone was going to space after that film was a shocking success. I did make a mistake in calling it "shuttle" though.

[@badas45]

This is one of my faves I love the opening music so much

[@salmanuel4053]

The acting skills of Donald Pleasance enabled him to play a villain in his movie and, decades later, a hero/good guy in the Halloween movies.

[@andrewrawlings5220]

They did the 'stopping the countdown at 007' joke in 'Goldfinger'. I think it was a little soon to do it again.

[@jenmurrayxo]

They recycle everything in 007 movies!

[@quentinmichel7581]

One of my fav Bond films.

[@wills.364]

You’ve become my favorite when it comes to someone watching Bond movies

[@pauld6967]

Henderson did get the drink wrong but Bond, being a gentleman, was polite and didn't correct his host.

[@entropygizmo2880]

As a big Bond franchise fan, I’m glad to see you doing this series, and I hope you continue with it. I think you’ll find it interesting how the movies evolve, along with the different actors who play 007. Yes, some of the movies aren’t as good as others (that goes for the various Bond actors, as well) but imho, I don’t think there’s a one that I would classify as unwatchable. And if you want to see Bond actually go into space, just wait till you get to the Roger Moore era. Incidentally, “On Her Majesty’s Secret Service” follows the plot of the original novel the most closely of all the films… and speaking of the original novels, I encourage you to give them a try, as well. They really give you a true sense of what the Bond character is all about that you can’t completely get from the films… and they’re not long, or difficult reads. Cheers! Looking forward to your next Bond adventure.

[@pulsarstargrave256]

Fun reaction as always! I'll be back for DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER!

[@jonesey251]

with this movie you also have the apex of one of my favorite tropes: The BPS trope Think for a minute about villains in movies and tv and how many of them are Bald, Pale, or Scarred (this includes amputees, wheelchairs and other disabilities). There's a lot. Blofeld is all three as well a being indistinctly European. Of course after Austin Powers every time I see him I keep waiting for Blofled to give someone the extended "Riiiight"

[@randallshaw9609]

My favorite Bond theme song hand's down.

[@art-of-techno]

The next one, the 1969 "on her majesty's secret service" has a special place in my heart, and i consider it one of the most interesting ones.

[@jeffsherk7056]

Hey Jen, Electromagnets could do what the magnet on the helicopter rig did. I don't know how much current it would take, but electromagnets can lift a car easily.

[@charlessheifer2264]

"On Her Majesty's Secret Service" is one of the greatest Bond films. George Lazenby does an excellent job as James Bond. But Sean Connery was the definitive 007. You will love it.

[@kevindown1592]

I remember seeing this movie in a theater when it first came out. I enjoy watching Jen watch these Bond movies more.

[@michaelsegriff3362]

Yeah I did as well. And I love how much Jen is into these films. Brilliant!

[@davidbaxley2404]

Keep up the great work. Your genuine excitement for what you do is infectious.

[@michaelandrew4488]

Wonderfull - this is my favourite of the Connery era Bond.

[@jazzx251]

I think this soundstage is still one of the very largest in the world - it's called "the 007 stage" On your Bond journey, you will be seeing lots of massive villain's lairs - all filmed on this huge soundstage. In this one, they built a functioning monorail! And the white cat got scared when a bullet squib went off - it jumped out of "Blofeld"'s arms and was never seen again. Even though they looked and looked, the set was so massive that they had no chance of finding the cat - they had to get another one.

[@chrispittman8854]

"Doctor Evil" is Donald Pleasence with Lorne Michael's voice. "Yes, it's a 'lair' built in a volcano filled with hot MAG MA, but is it funny?"

[@kallreader7376]

One of the best of the weekly reviews, always so much fun catching your Bondy reactions! Btw, it is supposed to be shaken not stirred, that was a mistake. This screenplay was by Roald Dahl, the author of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and Mathilda.

[@tremorsfan]

Roald Dahl also wrote the screenplay to Chitty Chitty Bang Bang which was also based on a story by Ian Fleming and starred several James Bond Actors.

[@philmakris8507]

And who is cuter than Jen??

[@vonmalvarius]

It is indeed "shaken, not stirred". The character misrembered what was James Bond favourite way to drink Vodka Martini. It's a mistake deliberatly intended by the writer.

[@paintedjaguar]

Bond was just being polite.

[@tylerjsmithers8385]

Fun facts: The guy Bond fights in the office is Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson's grandfather... Also the volcano lair cost $1 Million, which was the entire budget cost for Dr. No!

[@simonbeaird7436]

13:30. Introducing 'Little Nellie' aka the Wallis WA-116 Agile. Flown by her 'father' Ken Wallis (1916-2013), former WW2 RAF pilot and autogyro designer.

[@hungryewok1684]

2:16 "explain" The tile of the movie is "You Only Live Twice"

[@08191906]

Double Oh Sev-Jen, great reaction. Watching you have fun with these without today's sanctimonious bloviation is refreshing. Thanks for sharing and kudos for keeping your tongue right next to your cheek.

[@jenmurrayxo]

😂👍

[@oobrocks]

I went back and With Russia w Love is the first time, in end credits, it’s sure another Bond was planned for sure 🎉

[@johnpittsii7524]

Hi Jen hope you are having an great and awesome day. ❤️ your Bond reactions

[@aaaht3810]

While filming the helicopter fight over the volcano, cameraman John Jordan was leaning out of a helicopter to get a shot. Another helicopter got too close and its rotor cut his leg which had to be amputated. Three years later he was filming "Catch 22" and was sucked out of the door of the camera plane and fell to his death. He preferred not to wear a safety harness when getting his aerial shots and his mobility was impaired by his prosthetic leg.

[@samuraiwarriorsunite]

It's always nice to see young people appreciate my favorite James Bond. I'll be curious to see your reaction to some of the other Bonds that picked up the mantle after Sean Connery.

[@kurtlarson6678]

Great reaction Jen, this is such a classic Bond film! Beautiful locations, amazing gadgets (including Little Nellie) and the greatest villain lair of all time! I am really hoping you can do On Her Majesty’s Secret Service

[@jenmurrayxo]

Thanks Kurt! Looking forward to OHMSS 👍

[@themikeshowlive]

A lot of reactors stop after Dr. No. I'm really happy to see you continuing :) love all these films.

[@DocuzanQuitomos]

"I think Jen is enjoying the movie" And it seems the editor too XD; kudos to Steph G who seems that had quite a ride with all the special effects in the video :P. "Helicopters had that technology back then?" Well, magnets existed; that device would be a magnetic crane: an electromagnet calibrated to lift the weight of a car. Electromagnets exist since 1824 and are (basically) a piece of metal that produces a strong magnetic field once electricity is applied; thus, the concept of a helicopter having a magnetic crane for spionage purpose is not that weird (it would only require an additional source of power to feed the magnet with the strength needed). According to the Internet Movie Plane Data Base (yes, it exists XD), the helicopter of the scene is a Kawasaki Vertol KV-107 II; sadly, the regular version doesn't have a magnetic crane installed in real life. "That's a lair!" Remembering that Jen loves miniature models; the open shots of the volcano lair are precisely that: one of the biggest, most expensive, sets ever built for Bond films; it was Made at Pinewood Studios, by british/german set designer Sir Ken Adam (who also made sets for Doctor Strangelove, among other films). Here is the story of Ken Adam's contribution to the Bond legend, including some pictures of the massive "miniature" set, including a heartwarming picture of Lois Maxell (Miss Monepenny), Akiko Wakabayashi (Aki/the late Mrs. Bond #1), Sean Connery (James Bond), Karin Dor (Helga Brandt/No. 11) and Mie Hama (Mrs. Bond #2) admiring the finished work: flashbak.com/amazing-pictures-ken-adams-live-twice-set-57106/ "I should have known Bond wouldn't go to space!" In time, 00 Jen; Bond will be in space... in time XD. "Should I watch On Her Majesty's Secret Service?" I think you should; without spoilers: it wasn't a commercial success back in the day, for different reasons (keeping a character, but changing the actor was unheard of in movies back in those days; most of the audience didn't get the transition well) but's been revalorized by general viewers and fans of the franchise recently. The film tried to introduce some elements of the novels not explored a lot by the films; sadly (perhaps), the audiences wanted more Connery-like films and, since then, the film has carried some sort of "ugly duckling" image that pushes people away only by the power of that fame. The film hasn't been disowned by the franchise, though; the events in it have been referenced in later Bond films. Let's see what you think ("Jen Murray reactions will return..."). And that would be it, nice reaction and see you in the next one :P.

[@georger.3489]

Fantastic reaction, Jen. "18:01" That animation killed me🤣🤣 Hail to the editor👍

[@jenmurrayxo]

Steph G is the best!!

[@wudruffwildcard252]

This was my first Bond movie! I was 6 years old 36 years ago! The movie with all those gadgets and space craft totally flashed me away and set me up to fell in love with the Bond franchise for the rest of my life! 😍

[@zhubajie6940]

My favorite Bond film!

[@pirobot668beta]

Trivia! The silly looking rifles, 'rocket guns' at 17: 45 are a real thing! Gyro-Jets...they were little rockets, fired like bullets from a gun. No recoil to speak of, but the bullet has to travel 10-15 feet before it accelerates to top speed. Not much good for close-in and no way to silence them. Decent accuracy... The ammo is absurdly expensive...no new ammo has been made in close to 20 years.

[@Ecrocken]

It's so much fun watching Jen watch these! Please continue!

[@jeffdetmer4681]

Another great reaction Jen. Gotta love how excited you get. You really are adorable. You just can't help yourself! Don't ever change.

[@petersonchan9250]

I don't think I've seen you this giddy watching a movie before! Lol🤣♥️

[@jenmurrayxo]

😂👍

[@Josh3B]

Yes! All the Bonds!

[@ListerDavid]

“Let me know if you want to see it below.” Talk about ask a silly question Jen, 😆 of course we want to see it!

[@WithTwoFlakes]

Aaah, You Only Live Twice. Probably my favourite Bond movie. I went to a lecture back in the 1980's given by Wing Cmdr Ken Wallis. He talked about Little Nellie and his involvement in the making of the movie and showed a film about her.

[@namelessjedi2242]

I’ve been binge watching all your Bond reactions, to catch up, and it’s been fun to see how genuinely excited you get about these! 👍

[@jenmurrayxo]

Thanks! ☺️👍

[@Sandy-dd4le]

I felt that reaction to the fake death scene, i havent seen this since i was a teenager, i and forgotton all about it! It's cool to see the early Bond movies getting some love, good reaction!

[@billvegas8146]

You've kicked this whole category up a notch. Congratulations. Well earned.

[@Wannabe_Baby]

Seeing how much Jen loves the lair is so wholesome. :) I hope she's able to have her own secret volcano lair someday.

[@jenmurrayxo]

Omggg imagine!!! 😂👍

[@ERICVANCE65]

on her majesty's secret service is 1 of the best

[@dbstooge]

You won’t see Bond in space for about 12 years after this movie but in Moonraker he finally goes.

[@machfront]

Hooray for 00J! 😁 I dig that you judge these older films in the proper context rather than judging their older style and effects to today’s standards. Heck, even as a young person in the 80s some of my friends mocked them (and they were only 10, 15 or 20 years old then…not about 50 years old as they are now!). You’re clearly intelligent enough to get it. Thank you! Also!…the Bond Girl counter is…..SPLENDID! Haha! 🙂

[@philstubblefield]

Yes, MoneyJenny, we've been waiting for more Bond! Thank you! 👍 😁

[@JohnThomas-kj8lk]

00Jen, Yes, absolutely.....please continue your journey through the Bond movies.

[@wgandy9541]

Great reaction!!!! I'm so very glad you have been watching these old Bond movies. It brings back many many good memories. These Bond movies are the reason I subscribed to your channel.

[@NoKoolAidForMe]

Agree with your editor (Steph?), you seem to really like this movie! Love your excitement level rising with gadgets and lairs and everything Bond! Thank for another great reaction.

[@jenmurrayxo]

Thanks!! ☺️👍

[@str.77]

5:58 May I just add that Bond is beating up The Rock's grandfather here.

[@BillTheScribe]

You're really getting into these. It's fun to see. On Her Majesty's Secret Service has a new Bond. It's not a great movie, but it's the most important story in the arc of all the pre-Craig movies. And this wasn't the last Connery Movie. The book was VERY different from this, and it ended in a way that made it doubtful there would be another .

[@scottknode898]

Charles Grey who played Henderson later played Spectre head villain Ernst Stravos Blofeld in Diamonds Are Forever in 1971. Donald Pleasence Blofeld in this film later played Dr Loomis in Halloween in 1978 and several sequels.

[@lionheart81288]

Well Done Jen! You have made it to George Lazenby lone Bond movie. It wasn’t successful in the 60’s but fans today usually rank it as one of the best. Remember we have all the time in the world!

[@drewalejandromontoya]

You should never shake a Martini. It dilutes the drink and makes it frothy/cloudy. It should always be stirred, so much better.

[@andrewfountaine4870]

I really enjoy seeing your reactions to the Bonds which Ive seen multiple times. Reminds me of my delight and awe when first seeing the scope, action and over the top ness! Yes, as you go through them you start to have favourites and recognise familiar scenarios; getting the gadgets, meeting with M, Moneypenny the scenery, cars, girls and lairs! On her Majestys is the last of the 60s Bonds and a certain style, its a classic and high before going into the 70s.... without giving too much away

[@Adam_Le-Roi_Davis.]

I enjoyed your reaction to this on the rewatch, Jen, another one done to help your channel. I shall do another one now for you too.

[@cbobwhite5768]

17:42 The rocket guns were real. They were produced , in pistol and rifle models. The company went bust and the guns are collector items now.

[@rjd8417]

Your Bond reactions are the best!

[@jkpole]

LOVE LOVE LOVE your BOND reactions...

[@odinthorson1830]

FYI The quote from the novel was..You only live twice, once when you are born and once when you look death in the face. Fun reaction 👍😊

[@donaldnewton3149]

Bond was being polite guest to his host by claiming he got the drink right. Henderson did get it wrong. Bond was just being nice. Btw the large driver that Bond fought (and assumingly killed) at Soto's building was Dwayne Johnson's Grandfather.

[@MightyJonE]

This is one of my all-time favourite Bonds!

[@Adam_Le-Roi_Davis.]

Another rewatch done for you, Jen, I'm glad that you enjoyed it, I know that I enjoyed seeing your reaction to it again. You never did rate your the 'Bond' films, did you, I wonder which were your favourites? Right, I shall do one more rewatch for you tonight, Jen, before I go to bed.

[@lordflashheart3680]

More Bond! Nice.. 😄 The next one is grossy underrated, I liked it and I liked Goerge Lazenby too (no Connery of course).

[@jeffsherk7056]

Watching you watch Bond is so much fun you need to see all the Bond movies. I think I've missed some of the many Bond films, and I like them better with your reaction and commentary. You add real fun to the mix.

[@jenmurrayxo]

Thanks Jeff! ☺️👍

[@phookadude]

Henderson (his actor) shows up in a later bond movie as a very big character, remember him. It's just a jump to the left.