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Wednesday, September 16, 2020 at 4:00PM by Deborah Lipp
The twenty-fifth official James Bond movie, No Time to Die, was originally scheduled for release in April, and was the first major movie to suffer delay due to the coronavirus pandemic. It is now scheduled for release on November 21st and a new trailer recently dropped.
How badly do we want to see it? Let’s break it down…
Thursday, June 11, 2020 at 12:00PM We're celebrating 2002 this week. Here's Deborah Lipp...
When Die Another Day was released in November of 2002, it was greeted with tempered enthusiasm. Spending time, as I do, among movie fans, and within the narrower Bond fan community, there were certain very clear reactions: Invisible car: Dumb; Madonna song: Bad; Movie overall: Pretty damn great.
How the mighty have fallen. I should explain...
Sunday, May 3, 2020 at 1:30PM Team Experience is revisiting 1981 this week inbetween your regular programming...
by Deborah Lipp
For Your Eyes Only (1981) is fairly well-loved among Bond fans; in looking at the 24 official movies plus Never Say Never Again, it ranks a bit above middle-of-the-pack. I slice my data on a few different metrics to get an accurate picture (but that’s a story for another day). The 12th Bond film is often thought of as Roger Moore’s best outing (I prefer The Spy Who Loved Me) and it's certainly his most serious.
My love for James Bond, and Bond movies, is unwavering, but each time I revisit them, I see them with new eyes. I’ve seen 1981’s For Your Eyes Only many times, but watching it in 2020 is necessarily different from watching it at any other times. After all, we always bring ourselves to our movie-going...
Monday, April 27, 2020 at 6:00PM • /Film Rise of Skywalker will debut on Disney+ on Star Wars Day, May 4th
• The Verge Leslye Headland (Russian Doll) to create a female-centric Star Wars series for Disney+. There's certainly lots of room for creators there since the Star Was universe has been so largely bereft of women.
• Collider boils the entire James Bond franchise down to 7 movies Hmmm.
Laura Benanti's generosity, a Love Victor clip, SNL goodies, and online film festivals after the jump...
Wednesday, March 4, 2020 at 2:03PM 
In relatively unexpected Coronavirus news, the new James Bond film, No Time to Die, which was a month away from its release, is opting to move to Thanksgiving. Globetrotting is a big part of Bond's appeal and apparently one of its plotpoints involves a biological virus so... yeah.
Are you disappointed or can you wait? No Time To Die had been the earliest blockbuster aiming for the first major slice of the summer box office pie piece of the summer box office (April 10th) but now that pressure will fall to Black Widow.
