🚨COMPETITION🚨
To win one poster from my Bond 70’s collection.
To enter simply.
Follow me, like this post, tell me your fav 70’s Bond film, and RT this post.
Winner will be picked Sunday 5th November 2023 after 8pm.
#JamesBond#Poster#seanconnery#rogermoore
@A_November_Man Hope it still holds up! This was the first film that made me realise Connery had a life outside of Bond.
Really enjoyed it when I was younger but far too afraid to revisit in my older years.
@AllBondGames Slightly damaged copy sourced from
eBay over 20 years ago sitting pretty on my shelf. Countless hours of fun with this growing up -
It plays really well!
@Kriegler007 They’re bloody gorgeous aren’t they! Love that demolition man one with the detonators - would be cool to see some walthers strapped on the side of another Bond one!
Breaking my unintentional Twitter (x?) silence to share this beautiful find on a Normandy Campsite of all places.
“Are you looking for a high score?”
“No I’m just looking”
#JamesBond#DrNosparecoins
@robertredfern75 1) The Spy Who Loved Me
2) The Man With The Golden Gun
3) For Your Eyes Only
4) A View to a Kill
5) Live and Let Die
6) Moonraker
7) Octopussy
I can’t see any consistencies in my list whatsoever 😅. I really wish I enjoyed Octopussy as much as the rest of Bond Twitter!
This was a lot harder than anticipated, and probably my ranking that changes the most with every film revisit - but as of today… @ViewToATrill please find my Top 5 Bond Women below:
1) Anya Amasova
2) Sylvia Trench
3) Natalya Simonova
4) Madeline Swann
5) Vesper Lynd
BOND TWITTER - Two years ago we ranked the films. Last year, the actors. This year, I want to explore the women of Bond.
Send me your five favorite Bond women before the end of the month, and I will publish the aggregated results. (Or your ten favorite. Or rank them all.)
#NowWatching The World is Not Enough
We’ve had a rare Baby-free weekend this week. Final taste of freedom before picking her up this afternoon.
Partner has opted for a lie in, I’ve opted for Bond.
After all, there’s no point in living if you can’t feel alive.
@TimeToBond007 I would argue Tracy’s is the hardest hitting because it’s so abrupt, cold and unexpected.
HOWEVER I’m a sleep deprived father of one and the entire build up, music, scripting & dialogue of NTTDs ending leaves me a wreck every time without fail…and you know what, I’m here for it
@BondWriting I for some reason always think of the mobile jet ski in the finale as ‘Wet Nellie’. Now, is that a link I’ve made in my mind or is that referenced as Wet Nellie within the script?