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Release 14 Dec 1971. Says Bond as an Indian rope trick gadget collapses. PR Ss> @ibs_indistress god gives his toughest battles to his silliest gooses. Bond: "I didn't order anything, not even you. " If you surrender to the experience, the effect is spine-tingling. Andrea Anders and Mary Goodnight. It tops 'best Bond film' lists so often it's become a predictable choice.

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They mostly use them as Oyster card-type replacements. The pointy toe and chunky block heel give them a cool, western slant, but overall the boots are refined and versatile. WHEN SHE SENDS, YOU A PICTURE OF, HER. Here's a bad boss with a good backstory: former British spy, caught by the enemy, tortured, turns on M, comes back with a loopy plan for vengeance that involves blowing up the London Underground. Sure, statement boots have been trending lately—think: glittery knee-highs and chunky lug soles—but the subdued cowboy boot is more of a classic staple, and can work for virtually any personal style. Havana looks special when Bond meets US agent Jinx Johnson (Halle Berry) - until you realise that the camera isn't gazing at the Cuban capital, but at Cadiz. Also rocks a kimono, surprisingly respectful of other cultures for Bond in 1967. Istanbul calls out to visitors in glimpses of the Blue Mosque and the Hippodrome of Constantinople, and Venice looks as glamorous as it ever has, sunlight glinting on the Grand Canal shortly after 007 (Connery) and Tatiana Romanova (Daniela Bianchi) have seen off Spectre villain Rosa Klebb. Thunderball proves that the early Bonds could be just as psychologically complex as Daniel Craig's without sacrificing colour and wit. Worse yet, Bond snowboards. God Gives His Toughest Battles to His Silliest Goose T-Shirt, hoodie, sweater, long sleeve and tank top. Her sad end, following an almost-redemptive love affair, defines Bond and sets him up for perennial tragedy. Next you'll do away with the opening scene, the credits, the cars, the stunts, the villains, the ejector seats and the misogyny.

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His credit card has been blocked by the office. I cried so hard I laughed! I quite liked the wrist activated dart-gun though. The film is a reboot - new Bond, new M, new Moneypenny - but not where Q is concerned. 3 oz/yd² (180 g/m²)). "No, Mr Bond, I expect you to die. God gives his toughest battles to his silliest goose femme. Tatiana Romanova and Rosa Klebb. Her pair is sleek, discreet, and can be worn with just about anything. So lovely are these palaces that you almost want to be in them, even as the bullets fly. Not only do we get to see Bond driving something all of us can afford to buy, but also trying to do the impossible - the 2CV had less power than a gnat's fart, and the moody black Peugeot 504s by which he's chased would have been far more powerful. Bond's drink order is... ouzo.

As with several of the early Bond films, Thunderball sticks in the imagination because it involves Connery is in his pomp, and because the location scouts have not tried to leap through too many hoops. He defuses a bomb, while dressed up as a clown. And special mention should go to M's Daimler DS420, last seen cornering on its door handles. Throw in Berlin, still evocatively trundling through the Cold War gloom - its infamous Wall standing tall and malevolent, Checkpoint Charlie a portal between political worlds - and you have a movie which serves up postcard after postcard. But his final turn in the tuxedo - already weighed down by a ridiculous plot about North Korean colonels and face-swaps - is done no favours by its settings. Shirley Manson's tough but tender voice proved well suited to Arnold and lyricist Don Black's aching ballad, which hints at Barry's style without slavish imitation. Still, we'll give it a bye, because Bond's Aston Martin DB10 and the Jaguar C-X75 in which he's pursued by head henchman Mr Hinx are both gorgeous. Funny Meme Sweater God Give His Toughest Battles to His - Etsy. Crow's dreary ballad (co-written with Mitchell Froom) falls foul of a perennial challenge of the Bondgenre for female vocalists: how to express ardour for a homicidal womaniser without sounding like a pathetic victim? He sets a man on fire. Savalas knows how to work a cigarette; he uses it to threaten, to seduce and to conduct the madness around him.

Smutty double-entendres abound; even a tantalising reference to Bond and M sharing an orgy in Tokyo. When Grace Jones clambers on top of him for their love scene, he looks genuinely frightened. This little gem of a Californian ballad nevertheless captures the breezy insouciance of the Seventies Roger Moore Bond. God gives his toughest battles to his silliest goose jackets. Famously, because the stunt had to be re-shot, the car actually enters the alley tilted onto its right-hand wheels, but emerges leaning on the left-hand wheels. Skyfall had its share of stylistic high points, featuring those Tom Ford slate suits tailored to within an inch of Craig's pecs, and his Scottish shooting ensemble, but his sleek John Smedley sweater against a Shanghai skyline was stealthily important. Even Bond's double-entendre fixated lyricists balked at the title phrase Octopussy.