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No sooner had the Dalton era started but it finished.
Terry, Graham and Gary take great pleasure diving deep into this tale of revenge in which Bond goes rogue. Uncommon for Bond films at the time but a foreshadow of the types of Bond movies to come.
Timothy Dalton's first outing as 007 exists in something of a sweet spot for Graham, Gary & Terry and we have a lot of fondness for Tim and the extremely likeable cast.
Download the podcast here and listen to us discuss the living daylights out of this film.
Terry, Graham and Gary are delighted to present the World Cup of James Bond Songs.
After a rigorous and in no way arbitrary qualifying process, 32 title, end credit and incidental songs or themes participate in a festival of great music and sporting competition.
Part 1 takes us through the group phase. Which songs will make it through to the knock out phase?
Long time listeners to our podcast will know of our love for On Her Majesty's Secret Service. However, we've never devoted an entire episode to this film until now.
Listen then to our assessment of George Lazenby's solitary outing ads James Bond. Is it's accolade as one of the best Bond films ever made warranted? Download the podcast and have a listen.
Unlike our Thunderball podcast, where we received a negative reaction to our opinions, we weren't expecting too many people to leap to the defence of Diamonds Are Forever.
Least of all ourselves.
While much loved at the time, DAF has not worn well in the eyes of many Bond fans. In fact, it is a film that both Graham & Terry have considered to be among the worst.
But this latest rewatch has given us pause and forced us to reconsider our opinions.
Have we done a 180 on Sean Connery's final official James Bond outing? Download the podcast and have a listen.
The fourth entry into the James Bond franchise, released in 1967, was the most successful until Skyfall in 2012.
In this episode of the OddjobPod, Gary, Graham, and Terry take a deep dive into this film and articulate why it disappoints when stacked up against other Bond movies, especially its illustrious predecessor, Goldfinger.
We also answer the burning question: if Thunderball were a Premier League club, who would be their manager?
So plug in those ear pods, don your scuba gear and download the podcast or listen to it on the player below.
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