Sean Connery was the first James Bond, playing the role in six movies from 1962 to 1971. Although Fleming reportedly disliked Connery at first, he was eventually won over, even working a Scottish father into the literary Bond's ancestry to reflect Connery's own background. Connery's Bond wa...
Watching the Bond movies in order will eventually lead you to Daniel Craig (Image credit: Universal Pictures/Danjaq) Jump to: Release date order Chronological order Ranking order Actor order With 27 thrilling films in the franchise, it's no surprise you've found yourself here, pondering how...
Why not try watching all the James Bond 007 movies in order, from its very beginning with “Dr. No” to Roger Moore’s first 007 movie “Live and Let Die” to Daniel Craig’s final outing as the superspy in 2021’s “No Time to Die.”...
but those movies also didn't have Halle Bailey. Regardless of whether or not "The Little Mermaid" is a good adaptation, its very existence will actively change lives. An entirely new demographic of young viewers, and the young-at-heart, will get to see themselves reflected in one of the ...
Burns insists on joining after learning that the team was funded with his money; Springfield Elementary introduces uniforms. Two Bad Neighbors (1996) Former President George Bush and his wife, Barbara, move into the Simpsons' neighborhood and soon clash with Bart and Homer. Scenes from the ...
And cinematography refers to the imagery of the film — how it looks and how it was shot. Apocalypse Now has great cinematography because it has many beautiful, shocking and memorable scenes, which I'll always remember.摄影技术是指电影的画面看起来怎么样，以及是如何拍摄的。《现代启示录》的摄影...
Even the title greedily borrows the title of the 1977 The Spy Who Loved Me Bond film. As with many comedy or romantic comedy films, screenwriters Mike Meyers and Michael McCullers desperately incorporate bathroom humor and countless sly sex sequences for laughs. ...
About a block away, we entered a sketchy building and went down some dark stairs that led into a steak restaurant. Standing behind a bar was a guy who was a dead ringer for Jaws (Richard Kiel), the 7-foot 2-inch henchman from the James Bond movies who could bite through metal. ...
“It was 2006. Barbara and I were sitting in the back of a car driving away from the Berlin premiere ofCasino Royale,” Craig said. “I said to Barbara, ‘How many of these movies do I have to make?’ Because I don’t really look at contracts or any of those things. And she sa...
“It was 2006. Barbara and I were sitting in the back of a car driving away from the Berlin premiere ofCasino Royale,” Craig said. “I said to Barbara, ‘How many of these movies do I have to make?’ Because I don’t really look at contracts or any of those things. And she sa...