A James Bond Podcast that is shaken and definitely not stirred, unless it’s by George Lazenby. Hosted by Ben Waterworth, Colin Hilding & Noah Groves
Tags: 007, australia, Ben Waterworth, canada, Colin Hilding, Comedy, Daniel Craig, double oz seven, Funny, george lazenby, james bond, Noah Groves, pierce brosnan, Roger Moore, sean connery, timothy dalton
HHWLOD Podcast Network hosts Johnny M and Russ break down every James Bond film in order to determine what is the definitive Bond movie. They will rate each movie using a wide range of criteria.
Tags: Connery, Daniel Craig, Ian Fleming, james bond, Roger Moore
With stars Daniel Craig and Harrison Ford, and directed by Jon Faverau, Arnie, Jakob, and Stuart were roped in to seeing Cowboys & Aliens this past weekend. A mash-up of western and sci-fi based on a comic series, this seemed to be one of the few films this summer that was not building on an existing franchise, but starting one new and fresh. But did this film rustle up a good review? Ride ’em cowboy to nowplayingpodcast.com to find out! With stars Daniel Craig and Harrison Ford, and directed by Jon Faverau, Arnie, Jakob, and Stuart were roped in to seeing Cowboys & Aliens this past weekend. A mash-up of western and sci-fi based on a comic series, this seemed to be one of the few films this summer that was not building on an existing franchise, but starting one new and fresh. But did this film rustle up a good review? Ride ’em cowboy to nowplayingpodcast.com to find out!
Tags: action, aliens, country, cowboys, Cowboys & Aliens, Cowboys and Aliens, Daniel Craig, film, harrison ford, Jon Faverau, movie, Sam Rockwell, Sci-Fi, science-fiction, western
In celebration of James Bond’s 50th Anniversary in film and the release of the upcoming Bond thriller Skyfall, Now Playing will be reviewing every James Bond film! Join us at nowplayingpodcast.com to hear all the reviews!
Tags: action, Casino Royale, Critique, Daniel Craig, dr no, film, Ian Flemming, james bond, Jimmy Bond, Live and Let Die, movie, Movies, pierce brosnan, review, Roger Moore, Sci-Fi, sean connery, spy, timothy dalton, View to a Kill