"I dont think years count in Bond movies, or dates etc. I mean what happened in Dr No could have happened the month before what happened in The world is Not enough. I think youre meant to look back on Dr No as if it was current time."

"

To be honest, this particular question never once occurred to me, because whenever I'm watching the scene MKFreeberg mentions, I'm always stuck trying to get my head around the concept of Denise Richards as a nuclear physicist.

"

"During a tense moment underground just before Renard steals the nuclear warhead, Dr. Christmas Jones makes the salient observation that James Bond can't possibly be the man he pretends to be, Dr. Mikhail Arkov, because "Dr. Arkov is 63 years old."

Keep in mind this is the same James Bond who shot Professor Dent, killed off the three blind mice, and boiled Dr. No to death in his nuclear reactor.

What's her beef? The man she sees in front of her is too *old* to be 63? Yes, at 45, Pierce Brosnan looks quite good. But obviously, the "real" James Bond would have to be much older than Mr. Brosnan, otherwise he'd have been nine years old when he poked Miss Taro and sent her off to jail."

"Without wanting to take anything in Bond too seriously - the fact the Christmas is basing her statement on what she is seeing before her - namely Brosnan - means that the statement is entirely justified, whether it's Bond-years or real years."

"The character in the books does much so the character in movies doesn't either. This is part of the reason the actors that plaly paly Bond change every few (four or five movies) in general.

M: He's getting reder and reder

M: 007!

Q: (after he haspressed the escape button and the image cutsoff) It must an early form of the Milinum bug.

Was M really suprised by the fact that Bond was having som fun with Doctor Christmas Johnson? It meant to funny which it was. "

"and he also might have already known it was Bond just pretending not to know him"