In this 50th Anniversary outing, James Bond must contend with the looming spectre of old age. It’s still more nefarious than the villain’s so-called plot. Did we mention that this is only Daniel Craig’s third film?

In his first-ever direct sequel, James Bond must contend with dubious alternative fuels, questionable editorial decisions, and David Harbour’s mustache.

Daniel Craig is here to save the day and the franchise with a plethora of Sony gadgets!

Pierce Brosnan returns to Die Another Day, but first he has to make a lot of double entendres.

Despite some overlong action scenes and an ending stuffed with Christmas puns, we can’t help but wonder if this one might have actually benefitted from a longer runtime. This episode might not make up for a rather long and unexpected hiatus, but it’s such a perfect place to start.

What do Michelle Yeoh, Jonathan Pryce, Julian Fellowes, Geoffrey Palmer, and Teri Hatcher have in common? They all starred in Tomorrow Never Dies with Hugh Bonneville. Or is that just fake news?

James Bond enters the 90s with new actors and a new tone to the franchise, and we’re here for it.

Our licence to spiel has been revoked, but we’ve gone rogue and released this episode anyway.

We finally watch a good movie again, Joe Don Baker notwithstanding.

Dance into the fire with us this week as we meet you with A View to a Kill.