REVIEW TO A KILL Episode 7 - Diamonds Are Forever 

😂 Thanks a million for the shout out Mr H, my mams face was a picture. Congratulations on achieving being binged! Tom, you are a creative genius. Loving the series, it's incredibly informative, insightful and entertaining as always. #traceybond #MissM

Love your humour, Bond should always be fun reviewing and not deadly serious

DAF was the first James Bond film I saw at the cinema when it first came out in 1972 in the U.K., the others before that I saw in various double bills that did the rounds. DAF has always had a place in my heart watching it as a 9 year old, it is funny, fun, brash, exciting stunts, I had the corgi moon buggy as kid, bought it again as an adult. Love this film. You should add Film Poster to your scoring, it’s a cool poster. Great job on your reviews, love the banter. All the best Rob

I enjoyed your thoughts on DAF. I saw it at the cinema when I was 10. I went with my cousin and we got in for free as the manager lived next door to my cousin. We enjoyed it so much that we stayed and watched it a second time. A couple of moments you didn't mention...the elephant playing the slot machine and the girl transforming into a gorilla. Kidd and Wint are great, with Mr Kidd particularly unsettling imo. I still have a soft spot for the film, though I understand it isn't too well thought of today. Tiffany would have been a better character if she had kept her sass. Agree completely that the cremation scene was quite scary for kids.

Dear Willy Wakeman and Cool J, I actually didn't remember this film. I wondered if it was because I adore the theme song so much. Cool J is right, it is a classic but it also happens to be my favourite Bond song. I love everything about it, the composition, the strings, wonderfully delivered by our Shirl. After watching it last night, I realised I may not have remembered it because it's just not very good. 😂 It may be more fitting for the Austin Powers franchise than Bond. But there are highlights, all of which you've talked about apart from that gorgeous Triumph Bond drives in Dover. Have to say that I laughed more watching your review than I did watching the film last night. Side note: I've already said that I'm a Bond and SCI-FI fan however, my first love is music. OPP by Naughty by Nature being mentioned in your show, brought my funk filled heart so much joy. "ARM ME WITH HARMONY". ONP. ♡

You two would make a good Mr Wint and Mr Kidd in a Diamonds Are Forever panto

And like Wakeman, he has a curry brought in during half time. If you gave over 25 episodes to Flash Gordon, you could focus on each 4 minutes, 33 seconds and 14 frames at a time, for some really in-depth analysis. So we get Wig Watch on the last applicable episode? Just like Charles Gray, it would be fitting to recycle it for the Moore era- Wood Watch -for his more, how can we say...lumber moments of acting. Connery is in his awkward phase here, because he definitely gets hotter again once he goes snow white.