In this wonder less realm of James Bond, we have all been fortunate to see a film or two; however, many undisclosed fans want not just the facts on James Bond films. No, many want to read the fans pperspective. By adding a page onto this one, we here at License to Kill will be able to do such a thing.

Be sure to add each of the following in your reviews:

1. A good, solid thesis
2. A short, brief review of the film
3. Your likes on the film
4. Your dislikes on the film
5. If you were the director, would would you do differently?
6. Is it worth the time to see?

Also, be sure to add your name at the end. And contact a moderator, so as to get your review locked. The last thing we need is someone taking credit for your work.

Sample Review

Dr. No was the first ever film in the continuous saga of James Bond. Throughout the years, no movie has ever struck me in such a way as Dr. No. From Honey Ryder, to Quarrel, to Louis Maxwell - the cast was brilliant! But none such as Sean Connery as Her Majesty's Sir James Bond, 007. When It really boils down to it, Dr. No was one of the greatest films produced.

Note the sentence in red: It shows the first step - A GOOD, STRONG THESIS!

James Bond debuts his film career in Dr. No, 1962. Bonds mission takes him to the Caribbean Island of Jamaica to investigate the mysterious death of John Strangways. Upon arrival, Bond is very quick to notice the oddness of Professor Dent, the last person ever to see Strangways. To top it all off, mysterious energy waves are coming off an island known to natives as Crab Key, and interfering with American Space launches.


Bond is aided by several notable character including the boat man and lovable character, Quarrel. He is also aided by the sexy shell finder, Honey Ryder, and CIA agent Felix Leiter

Finally, Bond learns the true mastermind behind it all, the madman Dr. Julius No. Only James Bond, with his combination of wit, charm and skill, can confront the madman and save the human race from a most certain death!

Part two - the brief review!

Much of the the film was enjoyable, and the Director (Terence Young) and the Producers dine a fine job wrapping it all up! The film has much comedy behind it, and the casting was amazing! The scenes, especially the Crab Key scenes, were well put together, and Sean Connery sold me as his true fan. This film also began the series, and boosted the publicity of Bond. Many fans consider it today as the most memorable film of the series. Plus we heard that infamous saying: "Bond, James Bond", for the first time. Oh, tender moments......................

There is our part three of our review

There is not to say for a negligence. Dr. No was a pretty solid film! But there are a few things I can think of. Firstly, don't expect much of a fight between Bond and Dr. No. Sure, and may have been a little back and forth, but Bond prevailed (as expected). Plus, did we really get enough out of the beginning? I know it set the stage for the rest of the film, but it seemed to drag on, with little action, expect for the Three Blind Mice killing Strangways. Terence Young could have drawn us a little bit more.........

Our part four!

If I was the director, Terence Young, there would not be much to change. The casting, the scenes, the quotes, the script - what more could you want!

Part 5!

Altoghter, i highly recogment this film. If you want to see how it all began, this is the film. And, it is Connery's prime, so you know it's good!

And finally, Par 6!

-Cedric(006)