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When viewed from above the closing of the roof of the lair is done optically with a moving mask, as [...]	D
The volcano base was the result of 379 conceptual drawings.	D
The character of Ernst Stavro Blofeld appeared in the following major and/or official James Bond mov [...]	D
Toho Studios provided soundstages, personnel, and the female Japanese stars to the producers.	D
Vic Armstrong: The stuntman as First Ninja descending down the volcano lair.	D
Donald Pleasence worked on the film for three weeks.	D
Aerial unit cameraman John Jordan lost his leg while working on this movie.	D
Despite being a major character in this movie, Kissy Suzuki's name is never mentioned once on-screen [...]	D
Apart from Julie Rogers, who sang the "original" theme song, other performers considered were Aretha [...]	D
Mie Hama and Akiko Wakabayashi appeared in Il trionfo di King Kong (1963), and Kokusai himitsu keisa [...]	D
The cosmonauts are wearing American-style space suits and the Americans are wearing fancier-looking [...]	D
There are two instances of product placement of Suntory Whiskey in the film: (1) Shortly after arriv [...]	D
This movie marked the first time in the franchise that the worldwide gross was less than that of the [...]	D
The theme song for You Only Live Twice was the B side of a 45 RMP record. The A side was the very po [...]	D
The title comes from a poem included in the novel. It goes: "You only live twice. Once when you are [...]	D
Mie Hama was originally intended for the larger role of Aki, but doubts over her mastering of Englis [...]	D
The film was the most difficult and imaginative of the films up til then with 45,000+ miles of air t [...]	D
Veteran character actor Ed Bishop plays the NASA technician who first spots the unidentified object [...]	D
TetsurÃ´ Tanba (Tanaka) later became a religious leader in Japan.	D
This was the only Sir Sean Connery Bond movie never to receive any BBFC (British Board of Film Class [...]	D
Large crowds were present in Japan to see the shooting. A Japanese fan began following Sir Sean Conn [...]	D
Spectre (2015) is the second of two major appearances of the Ernst Stavro Blofeld character in the o [...]	D
The attempted killing of Bond by a ninja assassin is patterned after a real-life incident in which a [...]	D
Peter R. Hunt wanted to direct, but was turned down. He directed Agente 007 - Al servizio segreto di [...]	D
During the filming of his scenes, Donald Pleasence claimed that the white cat which was selected for [...]	D
Charles Gray (Henderson) played Blofeld in Agente 007 - Una cascata di diamanti (1971). He played in [...]	D
Sir Sean Connery offended Japanese national pride at a press conference by stating that "Japanese wo [...]	D
Blofeld Donald Pleasence never blinks when speaking.	D
Tanaka's private transportation hub was filmed at the Tokyo Metro's Nakano-shimbashi Station. As of [...]	D
Terence Stamp was considered by producer Harry Saltzman as a replacement for Sir Sean Connery. He su [...]	D
Numerous actual martial arts experts were hired as the ninjas.	D
In September 1972, United Artists was widely exhibiting this movie on a double bill with Agente 007 [...]	D
The 2002 James Bond novel "The Man With The Red Tattoo" written by Raymond Benson is also set in Jap [...]	D
Only Bond movie in which 007 refers to Miss Moneypenny by the nickname "Penny". This nickname was al [...]	D
The Soviet launch actually shows a USA Titan missile with a Gemini capsule.	D
Nancy Sinatra was the first non-British singer to perform a theme song for a James Bond movie. In Th [...]	D
Bernard Lee ('M') was wearing British 'Rear Admiral' shoulder straps in the scene with the 'Commande [...]	D
Lewis Gilbert originally turned down the directing job on this movie. He accepted after producer Alb [...]	D
This is the only EON Productions James Bond movie to date in which James Bond does not get behind th [...]	D
Reportedly, the noise made during the shooting of the grand finale on the volcano set scared Blofeld [...]	D
The screenplay for You Only Live Twice was written by Roald Dahl, the author responsible for a numbe [...]	D
In the movie The Black Windmill (1974) Donald Pleasance portrays a British Agent called Cedric Harpe [...]	D
This is the only Bond movie where Bond wears two-tone slip-on shoes.	D
The scenes of the ninjas descending on the volcano that were shot in Japan used Japanese locals as e [...]	D
The second American launch is actually of a satellite, mounted on an Atlas rocket.	D
While in Japan, Sean Connery and his wife Diane Cilento were hounded by the international press. Dur [...]	D
Several actors were asked to play Blofeld before Donald Pleasence, but all had stage or television c [...]	D
Retired U.S. Air Force Lieutenant Colonel Charles Russhon acted as a technical advisor and military [...]	D
This is the first movie in the franchise where James Bond does not wear his trademark dinner jacket [...]	D
Richard Graydon: The stuntman as a Russian Cosmonaut.	D
While scouting locations in Japan, the chief production team narrowly escaped death. On March 5, 196 [...]	D
The literal translations of some of this movie's foreign language titles include One Doesn't Live Mo [...]	D
The outside scenes at Osato Chemicals were taken at Hotel New Otani, Tokyo.	D
S.P.E.C.T.R.E.'s space capsule was modelled after Gemini 9's Augmented Target Docking Adapter. When [...]	D
Peter R. Hunt was not the original editor. The producers were not happy with the movie, and pleaded [...]	D
The title of the later James Bond movie Spectre (2015) also lent its name to a trio of original Ian [...]	D
As Bond is about to make love to Helga Brandt, he says "Oh, the things I do for England." However, h [...]	D
Shane Rimmer played an uncredited Hawaii Radio Control Technician, seen at the end of the movie anno [...]	D
Eva Renzi turned down the role of Bond Girl Helga Brandt.	D
The atmosphere during the production was reportedly chilly. Sir Sean Connery had grown bored with th [...]	D
According to numerous call sheets, a total of ninety-eight stuntmen were used in the volcano scenes.	D
Local Japanese girls cast as extras refused to wear bikinis in publicity photo shoots. On the interv [...]	D
The reference to not needing oysters is in regard to their supposed qualities as an aphrodisiac.	D
Diane Cilento {Connery's then wife} doubled for Mie Hama and Akika Wakabayashi in the swimming seque [...]	D
In the article "The Oriental Beauties of You Only Live Twice", published, with a pictorial, in the J [...]	D
In order to gain some measure of authenticity for the team of stuntmen who would double as Ninja in [...]	D
The Toyota 2000GT was a sports car produced between 1967 and 1970 in very limited numbers, (approxim [...]	D
Henderson was Australian in the book. He also didn't die.	D
In the novel, Ian Fleming describes Blofeld's hide-out as being a castle on the coast. Ken Adam disc [...]	D
The scene where a helicopter grabs a car full of S.P.E.C.T.R.E. agents with an electromagnet on its [...]	D
Adjusted for U.K. inflation, the volcanic interior set, built for Â£1 million in 1967, would cost [...]	D
The night scene of the city street full of neon signs as Bond arrives is of the Ginza district in To [...]	D
The primary reason for cutting the tops of the Toyota 2000GT coupes off was because of Sir Sean Conn [...]	D
The original theme song, also composed by John Barry and Leslie Bricusse was recorded by Julie Roger [...]	D
As this was anticipated to be Sir Sean Connery's last appearance as James Bond, publicity material r [...]	D
First James Bond to have a two year gap between one another	D
Gadgets, weapons and equipment featured in this film included a cigarette dart rocket with mini- mis [...]	D
Screenwriter Roald Dahl later said that of all the filmed adaptations of his written works, this one [...]	D
Much of the plot was inspired by the Cold War related space race of the 1960s, which had captured mu [...]	D
This was the second highest-grossing movie of 1967 after Quella sporca dozzina (1967).	D
Product placements, brand integrations, and promotional tie-ins for this movie include Toyota, parti [...]	D
Roald Dahl was given free rein on his script, except for the character of Bond and "the girl formula [...]	D
Alf Ramsey took his 1966 England World Cup squad to Pinewood Studios to meet Sir Sean Connery on a s [...]	D
Between fifty and sixty German and Swiss girls read for Helga Brandt, but only one-fifth of them wer [...]	D
The ship from which 007 was "buried" at sea was the Royal Navy ship H.M.S. Tenby (F65). The scene wa [...]	D
Was promoted in America with an NBC television special titled Welcome to Japan, Mr. Bond (1967), the [...]	D
The Ernst Stavro Blofeld villain character returns to the official film franchise in Spectre (2015), [...]	D
First EON "James Bond" movie to feature a United Artists logo at the very beginning of the film. The [...]	D
Director Lewis Gilbert cast TetsurÃ´ Tanba after working with him in La settima alba (1964).	D
Last Bond movie to make extensive use of voice dubbing. In this movie, and most of those made previo [...]	D
Director Lewis Gilbert's regular editor, Thelma Connell, was originally hired to edit this movie. Ho [...]	D
Tiger Tanaka's voice was dubbed by series regular Robert Rietty, but one line remains in his own voi [...]	D
Nancy Sinatra was reported to be very nervous while recording the title song. First she wanted to le [...]	D
Despite being German, Karin Dor was dubbed by somebody else for the German version.	D
One hundred of the four hundred inhabitants of the southern village of Akime appeared as extras in t [...]	D
The style of vertical landing by the SPECTRE craft reflects the early science fiction notions of spa [...]	D
"Little Nellie" was named after music hall star Nellie Wallace, who has a similar surname to its inv [...]	D
This movie was released two months after James Bond 007 - Casino Royale (1967). This was the first o [...]	D
Actor and stuntman Joe Robinson instructed Sir Sean Connery in the art of judo for the scene where B [...]	D
In March 2018, in the week that the real world exterior location of the Spectre lair volcano, Mount [...]	D
Donald Pleasence's ideas for Blofeld's appearance included a hump, a limp, a beard, and a lame hand, [...]	D
A cover version of the title song was recorded by BjÃ¶rk for David Arnold's Bond song compilation [...]	D
This would be the final Bond movie until Agente 007 - L'uomo dalla pistola d'oro (1974) in which Jam [...]	D
Two 2000GTs were chop-topped and featured in this movie. One is displayed at Toyota's headquarters, [...]	D
The next movie in the James Bond series should have been " On Her Majestys Secret Service " but an u [...]	D
Jeanne Roland appeared in both this canon Bond film and the previous years non-canon Bond spoof 'Cas [...]	D
The character "Dr. Evil" in the Austin Powers film franchise is a parody of Donald Pleasence's Blofe [...]	D
This marks the fifth and final on-screen appearance together of Sir Sean Connery and Lois Maxwell. I [...]	D
Nancy Sinatra was asked to perform the title song after her father Frank passed on the opportunity.	D
Roald Dahl had no prior experience writing a screenplay except for the uncompleted The Bells of Hell [...]	D
In the German-dubbed version, S.P.E.C.T.R.E. is called "S.P.E.C.T.R.E." for the first time. It had t [...]	D
The name of the book that Miss Moneypenny throws to James Bond in her office was "Instant Japanese: [...]	D
William Sylvester has a brief uncredited role, involved in the 2nd launch of US astronauts. Sylveste [...]	D
Vehicles featured included the Wallis WA-116 auto-gyro, affectionately known as the "Little Nellie" [...]	D
Bond producer Barbara Broccoli grew up in the behind-the-scenes world of James Bond, and as a child [...]	D
The Gyrojet Rocket Guns had one major flaw: the projectile had to build velocity to be lethal. In te [...]	D
As the (AÃ©rospatiale SE 313 Alouette II) helicopter carrying Bond lands at the ninja training sch [...]	D
The surname "Blofeld" was allegedly named after Thomas Blofeld, with whom Ian Fleming went to school [...]	D
Ian Fleming named the character of Dikko Henderson for his friend, Sir John Nicholas Henderson, who [...]	D
The fifth movie in the official James Bond film franchise, and also was the fifth for Sir Sean Conne [...]	D
Eon Productions considered hiring Century 21 Productions, the company that made Gerry Anderson and S [...]	D
Akiko Wakabayashi could not drive a car, so six stuntmen created the illusion of her driving the whi [...]	D
Before the title sequence, there is an outdoor shot of a Russian radar station where U.S. and Soviet [...]	D
Sabina Sesselmann was considered for the part of Helga Brandt.	D
ToshirÃ´ Mifune was offered the role of Tanaka, but he turned it down in favor of Grand Prix (1966 [...]	D
Little Nellie's battle with helicopters proved to be difficult to film. The scenes were initially sh [...]	D
Despite Bond's legacy of travelling around the world to complete his missions, he only visits two lo [...]	D
According to Robbie Collin in the U.K. newspaper "The Telegraph", "Bond author Ian Fleming invented [...]	D
Tsai Chin, who played Bond's playmate in the opening pre-credit sequence, returned to the Bond film [...]	D
Aki was originally named Suki. It was changed at Akiko Wakabayashi's request.	D
The MB Associates Gyrojet pistols and carbines carried by the commandos during the final battle were [...]	D
An explosion caused Blofeld's cat, which was on his lap, to pee all over him.	D
Alexander Knox plays the U.S. Secretary of Defense/Pentagon Chief. If you look behind him, you can s [...]	D
The relationship between Sir Sean Connery and the producers deteriorated to the point where he refus [...]	D
In this movie, Bond drinks a Dom Perignon 1959. Also, he shakes Sato's hand instead of bowing.	D
This is the only movie where Bond wears two-tone shoes. Also, this is the only movie where Bond is a [...]	D
Ken Adam's volcano set was constructed at Pinewood Studios and consisted of a movable helicopter pla [...]	D
Richard Maibaum, who wrote the previous Bond movies, was unavailable to write this one. This was the [...]	D
The novel was the last Ian Fleming James Bond novel published during his lifetime. Released on March [...]	D
The henchman Bond fights in Osato's office was played by Samoan pro wrestler "The High Chief" Peter [...]	D
The Royal Navy ship that James Bond is "buried" at sea from is the HMS Tenby (F65), an anti-submarin [...]	D
In the fall of 1967, Eva Renzi told the Newark Evening News that she declined the Helga Brandt part [...]	D
William Sylvester, playing one of the two Pentagon advisers monitoring the Soviet capsule from the A [...]	D
The Royal World Premiere was held on June 12, 1967, at the Odeon Theatre, Leicester Square, London, [...]	D
Actual footage recorded at Gemini Launch Control in Cape Kennedy was used in the movie. McDonnell Ai [...]	D
The name of the island, appearing in the photograph obtained by James Bond from Osato's safe, was on [...]	D
During the Second World War, Roald Dahl worked in the British intelligence service alongside Ian Fle [...]	D
Much of the story structure of this movie was re-used extensively in La spia che mi amava (1977), Mo [...]	D
In the scene where a man with supersized binoculars was spying on the British Navy ship with the cre [...]	D
According to the book "James Bond: A Celebration" (1987) by Peter Haining, who passed away in 2007, [...]	D
First Bond movie in which 007 does not visit Britain at all. Because of this plot point, M and Miss [...]	D
Miss Moneypenny wears the uniform of a Second Officer in the Women's Royal Naval Service, similar to [...]	D
In a rather curious train of events, Robbie Williams famously sampled the introduction to this movie [...]	D
First movie to show James Bond in his Royal Navy uniform and to clearly indicate that he holds the r [...]	D
Teru Shimada (Mr. Osato) was working as a caretaker when he was cast in the role.	D
The producers had Harold Jack Bloom come to Japan with them to write a screenplay. Bloom's work was [...]	D
The CD soundtrack sleeve notes state that the "You Only Live Twice" song sung by Nancy Sinatra chart [...]	D
Mie Hama was dubbed by franchise regular Nikki Van der Zyl.	D
Tokyo Tower is briefly visible in the background of the helicopter magnet car scene. Built in 1958, [...]	D
First Bond movie not to show MI6 headquarters.	D
The scene of the preparations within the volcano lair, including the public address announcements in [...]	D
John Barry reportedly cobbled together the eventual theme song out of up to twenty-five different ta [...]	D
The volcano set cost almost as much as Agente 007 - Licenza di uccidere (1962)'s entire budget. It w [...]	D
A song composed by Robbie Williams extensively sampled the title theme from this movie. The song cal [...]	D
This, up to the time of it's release , was the only film in which 007 doesn't drive a car.	D
Director Lewis Gilbert was mostly collaborative with screenwriter Roald Dahl's work, as Dahl declare [...]	D
The rocket pistol and cigarette rocket were real-life weapons that were featured after the manufactu [...]	D
Tanaka's ninja training grounds are near the famous Himeji Castle in western Japan. The original for [...]	D
Out of simple courtesy on Bond's part, this is the only movie in which he accepts a Martini (from He [...]	D
Karin Dor performed the stunt of diving into a pool to depict Helga's demise without the use of a do [...]	D
The "Little Nellie" gyrocopter shown being assembled is not the one that is shown flying. The "kit" [...]	D
"Little Nellie" was based on the real-life Wallis Autogyro. Its inventor, Wing Commander K.H. Wallis [...]	D
Bond offers Helga a share of $300,000. In 2022 dollars that comes to $2.7 million.	D
At the time the volcano set was the largest interior set ever built in Europe at a cost of Â£350,0 [...]	D
James Bond participates in a Japanese wedding ceremony in this movie. Fortunately, he uses a false n [...]	D
The submarine used was the Royal Navy Amphion class submarine H.M.S. Aeneas. It normally had the pen [...]	D
One of three James Bond movies where Bond does not wear a tuxedo. The others being A 007, dalla Russ [...]	D
The two Japanese kanji characters of Osato's name literally mean "big village".	D
After it was discovered that Mie Hama (Kissy Suzuki) couldn't swim, Sir Sean Connery's then-wife, ac [...]	D
Burt Kwouk (S.P.E.C.T.R.E. Agent number 3) was dubbed. Kwouk had previously played Mr. Ling in Agent [...]	D
Alexander Knox, who played the U.S. Secretary of Defense, was re-voiced by an unknown actor. Althoug [...]	D
The face of Ernst Stavro Blofeld is shown for the first time in a movie. Of all the many actors who [...]	D
Footage of the U.S. Jupiter spacecraft in this movie is actually film of the real Gemini spacecraft, [...]	D
The reason why this movie is so different from the book is that Roald Dahl hated the book. He called [...]	D
The rocket guns were real weapons by the Gyrojet company, but they were never adopted by any real mi [...]	D
The Toyota 2000GTs used in this movie were not convertibles. They had no roofs at all. Sir Sean Conn [...]	D
The final mention of Ernst Stavro Blofeld in a James Bond creator Ian Fleming story was at the start [...]	D
When James Bond self-destructs Bird 1, the countdown stops on five seconds, a little Easter egg to s [...]	D

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Bond 25: 25th April 2019 Live Reveal	D
Big Screen: The Battle of the Bonds	D
Diminishing Returns: The Avengers	D
The Legend Returns	D
You Only Live Twice	D
Whicker's World: Highlights from the 1967 BBC Documentary	D
WatchMojoUK: Top 10 Times James Bond Really Should Have Died	D
Shanghai Surprise	D
C'era due volte...	D
Diminishing Returns: Tomorrow Never Dies	D
Team America: World Police	D
Prosciutto e uova verdi: You Only Mom Twice	D
Diminishing Returns: On Her Majesty's Secret Service	D
Shaken and Stirred: A Brief History of James Bond	D
The Movie Show: Bond Special: Tomorrow Never Dies	D
Agente 007 - Si vive solo due volte	D
Inside Cinema: Licence to Spoof	D
Dear James Bond: Letters to 007	D
Cars 2	D
Il mondo non basta	D
I Griffin: The Dating Game	D
The Untold Truth of James Bond	D
Final Cut: The Making and Unmaking of Heaven's Gate	D
Honest Trailers: Spectre	D
Heineken - Quantum of Solace: Behind the Scenes	D
St. Trinian's	D
The life and death of a Bond film prop: The story of the bomb-sled submarine from 'Thunderball'	D
Hazzard: Uncle Boss	D
The Steam Video Company: I Was Hitler's Bookie	D
Why does James Bond sound like James Bond? Or, how to write a Bond song	D
Voskovec & Werich - paralelnÃ osudy	D
Attack of the Hollywood ClichÃ©s! - L'imprevedibile classifica dei momenti piÃ¹ prevedibili del cinema	D
007: The Daniel Craig Years	D
Tomorrow's World: Bond & Beyond	D
Slevin - Patto criminale	D
Honest Trailers: Kingsman: The Secret Service	D
Gorgo: Behind the Scenes	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Worst Things James Bond Has Done	D
Music for Screens: The Making of 'No Time to Die'	D
Films of Fury: The Kung Fu Movie Movie	D
Agente 007 - Thunderball: operazione tuono	D
Inside 'On Her Majesty's Secret Service'	D
Tenable All Stars: The Medal Heads	D
007 in Egypt	D
Scrubs: Medici ai primi ferri: My White Whale	D
Swatch 007 Villain Collection Television Commercial	D
Behind-the-Scenes with Goldfinger and Thunderball	D
Spy Kids 2 - L'isola dei sogni perduti	D
GoldenEye 007	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 James Bond Villains	D
Ammore e malavita	D
Diminishing Returns: Diminishing Returns Live!	D
Diet Coke Pierce Brosnan James Bond Television Commercial	D
James Bond 007: Yesterday and Today	D
Diet Coke Pierce Brosnan James Bond Television Commercial	D
Diminishing Returns: Diminishingump Roasturns	D
Nikita: Knightfall	D
Quantum of Solace	D
007 - Zona pericolo	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Worst Disguises in Movies	D
Jazzed, Not Shaken	D
The Bond Essentials	D
The Making of James Bond - 007: Design	D
Celebrated: Sean Connery	D
007 Elements	D
Minty Comedic Arts: 10 Things You Didn't Know About Austin Powers	D
Titans: Hank & Dove	D
WhatCulture Horror: 10 Actors Who Ruined Their Careers By Starring In Horror Movies	D
Nobody does it better? Bond as art, industry and cultural artefact	D
Licence to Kill: Exotic Vacation - Key West, Florida, USA	D
Skyfall on Set	D
The South Bank Show: James Bond	D
30 Years of James Bond	D
Leisure Suit Larry Goes Looking for Love (In Several Wrong Places)	D
Now Pay Attention 007: A Tribute to Actor Desmond Llewelyn	D
Ian Fleming: Where Bond Began	D
Inside 'Diamonds Are Forever'	D
Nobody does it better? Bond as art, industry and cultural artefact	D
Diminishing Returns: The Bigger Diminishing Returns Quiz	D
The Untold Truth of James Bond	D
The Paul Ryan Show: Albert R. Broccoli and Dana Broccoli	D
James Bond: The Car Chases	D
Tell the Truth: Episode #3.7	D
Enter the World of Bond	D
My Weekly Bond: You Only Live Twice Review	D
I Simpson: Treehouse of Horror XXVII	D
James Bond at the Movies	D
Bond Special	D
You Only Live Until You Die	D
Walking the Mile (Director's Cut)	D
Everything or Nothing	D
Skyfall	D
Silhouettes: The James Bond Titles	D
James Bond at the Movies	D
Call the Shots: Die Another Day Special	D
Inside 'The Man with the Golden Gun'	D
My Little Pony: L'amicizia Ã¨ magica: Read It and Weep	D
Le Bombardier	D
Honda Civic del Sol James Bond Style Television Commercial	D
Lionheart - Scommessa vincente	D
La spia che mi amava	D
A Day in the Life of GoldenEye	D
Il nostro agente Flint	D
Robbie Williams: Millennium	D
Agente 007 - Vivi e lascia morire	D
Late Night with Seth Meyers: Debra Messing/Horatio Sanz/Mario Batali	D
l'altro Tipo	D
James Bond, Rare Birds & a Spy or Two	D
James Bond: Licence to Thrill	D
Diminishing Returns: Aladdin	D
The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon: Sir Paul McCartney/Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga	D
Moonraker - Operazione spazio	D
ScrewAttack's Top 10s: Top 10 Secret Lairs	D
Die schlechtesten Filme aller Zeiten: Dracula jagt Frankenstein	D
Sean Connery: Privat	D
Daughters of Satan	D
Bond Special	D
Hollywood Insider: The Evolution of our Favourite Spy Since Ian Fleming: James Bond Books and Movies	D
The Chase Australia: Episode #2.84	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Faked Deaths in Movies	D
Green Wing: Episode #2.1	D
Agente 007 - Al servizio segreto di Sua MaestÃ	D
James Bond: A BAFTA Tribute	D
Top Secret: You Only Die Twice	D
Il domani non muore mai	D
QI: Cockneys	D
Laverne & Shirley: Death Row: Part 2	D
13 game sayawng	D
Diminishing Returns: Fifty Shades Freed	D
No One Lives Forever 2: A Spy in H.A.R.M.'s Way	D
Stripperella: You Only Lick Twice	D
Diminishing Returns: The LEGO Batman Movie	D
Behind the Scenes with 'Thunderball'	D
Top Gear: Isle of Man Shootout - V8 Vantage vs. M6 vs. Carrera S	D
Class Never Goes Out of Style	D
A Snow Globe Christmas	D
GoldenEye: Rogue Agent	D
Mr. Plinkett's Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull Review	D
Fantastic Film Set for Latest James Bond Film	D
Diamonds Are for Your Eyes Only	D
Una commedia sexy in una notte di mezza estate	D
A Tribute to Sean Connery	D
Runaway Bay: You Only Live Twice	D
Il Saturday Night Live: Jimmy Breslin and Marvin Hagler/Level 42/E.G. Daily	D
La morte puÃ² attendere	D
Rami Malek, Cary Joji Fukunaga and Barbara Broccoli in conversation with director Guillermo del Toro	D
Swatch 007 Villain Collection Television Commercial	D
Biography: Ian Fleming	D
The Many Faces of James Bond	D
WatchMojo: Top 20 Funniest Film Title Translations	D
My Weekly Bond: Top 5 Diminishing Returns Podcast Bond Moments	D
Skyfall	D
Austin Powers - La spia che ci provava	D
Happy Anniversary Mr. Bond	D
Diminishing Returns: Thunderball	D
A noi piace Flint	D
Matt Hazard: Blood Bath and Beyond	D
Enlisted: Army Men	D
Whicker's World: The World of James Bond	D
Jay Leno's Garage: Design of the Times	D
The Ultimate Film	D
Premier Bond: The World Is Not Enough Premiere	D
The World Is Not Enough: The Making of a Blockbuster: Pre-production	D
Solo per i tuoi occhi	D
Diminishing Returns: Dimishining Returns: The Shining	D
There's Something About Movies: Episode #1.2	D
Bond Car Bingo	D
Un boss sotto stress	D
Agente 007 - Licenza di uccidere	D
Behind the Scenes with 'Goldfinger'	D
The Nostalgia Critic: Commercials Resurrection	D
Ice Hotel	D
Smith and Sniff: What happened at the No Time to Die premiere	D
Speed Racer	D
Pulp Today: You Only Live Twice, Mr. Bond	D
Agente 007 - Al servizio segreto di Sua MaestÃ	D
007. The Best of James Bond	D
The Unlovable James Bond	D
Danger Mouse: Yule Only Watch Twice	D
England: A Volcano for 007 1967	D
Inside 'Moonraker'	D
I Simpson: You Only Move Twice	D
How I met your mother: Architect of Destruction	D
James Bond in the Bahamas	D
30 Years of James Bond	D
Citizen Khan: The In-Laws	D
The Secrets of 007: The James Bond Files	D
Scrubs: Medici ai primi ferri: My Friend with Money	D
The Hoff's Best Film... Ever!: The Hoff's Best Action Film Ever!	D
Your Eyes Only Live Twice	D
Welcome to Japan, Mr. Bond	D
The Sound of 007: Live from the Royal Albert Hall	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Coolest Secret Movie Lairs	D
Bond's Greatest Moments	D
Daughter of Shanghai	D
Ice Hotel	D
Diminishing Returns: Best in Show	D
Diminishing Returns: Downton Abbey	D
The South Bank Show: James Bond	D
Diminishing Returns: The Big Diminishing Returns Quiz	D
Casino Royale	D
James Bond: The First 21 Years	D
How Billie Eilish Created the Perfect James Bond Theme	D
Errors in Geography: Geodesy - Irpen Inspires 2B Creative	D
Sir Billi	D
Licence to Play: The History of Bond Games	D
Film '72: Centenary of the Birth of James Bond Producer Albert R. Broccoli	D
Diminishing Returns: Beverly Hills Cop	D
Timeshift: Looking for Mr Bond: 007 at the BBC	D
Diminishing Returns: You Only Live Twice	D
The True Story: James Bond	D
Rocket Power: Double-O Twistervision/Womp Race 2000	D
Bring Out the 007 in You	D
Pourquoi les musiques de James Bond se ressemblent autant?	D
Bond	D
Highlander - L'ultimo immortale	D
No Time to Die: The Official James Bond Podcast: Cars, Gadgets, Costume: The Craft of Bond	D
Welcome to Japan, Mr. Bond	D
Mark Kermode's Secrets of Cinema: Spies	D
Whicker's World: The World of James Bond	D
OO-Heaven	D
James Bond vs Nan	D
Life After Pi	D
James Bond Trivia	D
Flight 007	D
Il Saturday Night Live: Daniel Craig/Muse	D
Pourquoi les musiques de James Bond se ressemblent autant?	D
Diminishing Returns: Halloween	D
MGM/UA Home Video Laserdisc Sampler	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Hilarious Bond Gadgets	D
Goldeneye: Where James Bond Was Born	D
Licence to Kill: Exotic Vacation - Key West, Florida, USA	D
The James Bond Story	D
Inside Spectre with Richard Wilkins	D
James Bond's Spectre with Jonathan Ross	D
Bond's Greatest Moments	D
Big Time Rush: Big Time Party	D
Everyman's Autogyro	D
The World Is Not Enough: The Making of a Blockbuster: Pre-production	D
No Time to Die: Set Design - Safin's Island	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Face Reveal Scenes in Movies	D
Minty Comedic Arts: 10 Things You Didn't Know About Halloween '78'	D
40 Years of Bond, James Bond	D
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Inside 'The Spy Who Loved Me'	D
Itse valtiaat - Agenttimusikaali	D
Austin Powers in Goldmember	D
Epic Rap Battles of History: James Bond vs Austin Powers	D
From London with Love: The Music of James Bond	D
Diminishing Returns: Hot Fuzz	D
Essere James Bond	D
Bond Girls Are Forever	D
Camp 7 - lager femminile	D
Zitto quando parli	D
James Bond: A BAFTA Tribute	D
Premiere Bond: Opening Nights	D
Are You Being Served?: The Think Tank	D
Welcome to Eltingville	D
Scene It? 007 Edition	D
Il Saturday Night Live: Christopher Walken/Bonnie Raitt	D
007 Days of Bond: The Blu-Relay	D
Gli Incredibili - Una 'normale' famiglia di supereroi	D
Minty Comedic Arts: 10 Things You Didn't Know About Connery's James Bond	D
Cinematic Excrement: Movie 43	D
Biohazard: Gun Survivor	D
Without Walls: Supercrips and Rejects	D
Why does James Bond sound like James Bond? Or, how to write a Bond song	D
WatchMojo: Top 20 James Bond Kills	D
Robot Chicken: We Don't See Much of That in 1940s America	D
I Simpson: Mona Leaves-a	D
At Last the 1948 Show: Episode #2.6	D
Ken Adam's Production Films: You Only Live Twice	D
MacskafogÃ³	D
Filmpje!	D
Whicker's World: Highlights from the 1967 BBC Documentary	D
The Exotic Locations of You Only Live Twice	D
007: The Daniel Craig Years	D
Shaken and Stirred: A Brief History of James Bond	D
Creepshow: Skeletons in the Closet/Familiar	D
First Yank Into Tokyo	D
Aerial Scooter	D
007: Licence to Restore	D
Songs of Bond	D
Brazil	D
You Only Lego Twice	D
Storyboard Sequence: The Plane Crash	D
Diminishing Returns: Octopussy	D
Geeks Who Drink: Grey Damon v. Josh Brener	D
Rich Hall's Red Menace	D
I Simpson: Simpsorama	D
Toyota Corona Car Park Mobsters Roger Moore TV Commercial	D
Inside 'Thunderball'	D
My Name Is Bond... James Bond	D
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson: Michael Caine/Sean Connery/David Brenner/Burt Mustin	D
OO-Heaven	D
The Best of Bond... James Bond 40th Anniversary Edition CD Television Commercial	D
Flight 007	D
Diminishing Returns: Diamonds Are Forever	D
In Search of James Bond with Jonathan Ross	D
GiÃ¹ per il tubo	D
La stirpe	D
My Weekly Bond: You Only Live Twice Review	D
England World Cup side visits film studio to see shooting of new James Bond film	D
Take the Tower: Episode #1.3	D
'Halloween': A Cut Above the Rest	D
Sean Connery: The Man and the Movies	D
A Word in your Era: Episode #1.5	D
James Bond: The Car Chases	D
Telescope: Licensed to Make a Killing with James Bond	D
The Men Behind the Mayhem: The Special Effects of James Bond	D
Die schlechtesten Filme aller Zeiten: Mister Dynamit	D
Inside Cinema: Licence to Spoof	D
No Time to Die World Premiere	D
Diminishing Returns: Y-Men	D
Diminishing Returns: Totalinishing Returnsall	D
007: Nightfire	D
Austin Powers - Il controspione	D
007 in Concert	D
Faux Raccord: Best-of spÃ©cial Figurants	D
Royal Film Premiere: Never Say Never Again	D
Sir Billi	D
I film della nostra infanzia: Halloween	D
Transformers - The Movie	D
La musica di 007	D
Film '72: Never Say Never Again Special	D
Bond Stars	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Fifth Installments in Movie Franchises	D
Designing Bond: Peter Lamont	D
MacGyver: Deathlock	D
Top Gear: Episode #30.2	D
For Your Ears Only	D
The Movie Show: Bond Special: Tomorrow Never Dies	D
Shooting Bond	D
The Exotic Locations of You Only Live Twice	D
James Bond: The Films, the Books and the Cold War	D
Diminishing Returns: Valentine's Day Special: Boogie Nights	D
The Nation's Favourite Bond Song	D
Using James Bond 007 in the Classroom	D
The Goldbergs: You Only Die Once, or Twice, but Never Three Times	D
Secret Services	D
Cinematic Excrement: The King of Fighters	D
You Only Die Once	D
Laverne & Shirley in the Army: Tokyo-Ho, Ho	D
Front Page Challenge: Meet Miss Moneypenny	D
Il caso Drabble	D
The Bond Sound: The Music of 007	D
Cor, Blimey!	D
Bond	D
Agente 007 - Al servizio segreto di Sua MaestÃ	D
Top Gear: 50 Years of Bond Cars	D
Sean Connery: The Man and the Movies	D
Agente 007 - Una cascata di diamanti	D
My Weekly Bond: Bond Film Rankings: Worst to Best Part 1	D
Double-O Stunts	D
I Simpson: YOLO	D
Diminishing Returns: From Russia with Love	D
Storyboard Sequence: The Plane Crash	D
Cip & Ciop agenti speciali: Rescue Rangers to the Rescue: Part 5	D
Austin Powers in Goldmember	D
The World Is Not Enough: The Making of a Blockbuster: Post-Production and Marketing	D
The Operative: No One Lives Forever	D
L'ultimo contratto	D
Top Gear: Episode #30.2	D
The James Bond Story	D
Austin Powers - La spia che ci provava	D
Diminishing Returns: The Diminishing Returns 107th Episode Spectacular	D
True Bond	D
James Bond 007: Yesterday and Today	D
La famiglia Partridge: You're Only Young Twice	D
The Classic Car Show: James Bond Special	D
Behind-the-Scenes with Goldfinger and Thunderball	D
40 Years of Bond, James Bond	D
Mad Men: The Phantom	D
Die Yacht	D
Licensed to Love and Kill	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Aerial Movie Dogfights	D
Inside Q's Lab	D
Top Trumps: 007 - The Best of Bond	D
Agente 007 - Missione Goldfinger	D
My Weekly Bond: You Only Live Twice Review	D
David Walliams' Awfully Good: Awfully Good Movies	D
Anna, quel particolare piacere	D
L'85Â° Academy Awards	D
Sono innocente	D
Angel of H.E.A.T.	D
Diminishing Returns: Godzilla	D
Inside 'You Only Live Twice'	D
Diminishing Returns: Dr. No	D
Goldeneye	D
007 - Vendetta privata	D
The Golden Gong	D
No Time to Die	D
Scrubs: Medici ai primi ferri: My Hypocritical Oath	D
Fantastic Film Set for Latest James Bond Film	D
I film: The Sixties	D
Daughter of Shanghai	D
England World Cup side visits film studio to see shooting of new James Bond film	D
The World of James Bond	D
Diminishing Returns: Die Another Day	D
Octopussy - Operazione piovra	D
Diminishing Returns: The Spy Who Loved Me	D
Happy Anniversary 007: 25 Years of James Bond	D
A 007, dalla Russia con amore	D
Mark Kermode's Secrets of Cinema: Spies	D
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire: Episode #8.98	D
My Weekly Bond: Announcement: My New Podcast	D
A Casa dei Loud: April Fools Rules/Cereal Offender	D
You Only Live Twice Premiere	D
Inside 'Diamonds Are Forever'	D
The Worlds of James Bond	D
Harry Saltzman: Showman	D
Click: Balls of Thunder	D
Pee-wee's Big Adventure	D
Uutishuone: Olet kohtaloni	D
Matt Helm... non perdona!	D
Cinemassacre's Monster Madness: The Man They Could Not Hang	D
The CTBF Royal Film Performance World Premiere: Spectre	D
The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon: Bill O'Reilly/Paul Bettany/Alanis Morissette	D
Designing 007: Barbican Exhibition Preview with Lindy Hemming and Bronwyn Cosgrave	D
La spia che mi amava	D
Pepsico Pepsi Max/Mountain Dew James Bond Television Commercial	D
Diminishing Returns: For Your Eyes Only	D
60 Minutes: Aleppo/Coming Home/James Bond	D
Bond. Classic Bond.	D
The Bond Cocktail	D
GoldenEye	D
Bond Girls Are Forever	D
Behind the Scenes with 'Thunderball'	D
CHIKARA You Only Live Twice	D
James Bond in the Bahamas	D
MADtv: Episode #1.17	D
Blue Peter: Spectre Special	D
On Broadway	D
Eat Lead: The Return of Matt Hazard	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Most Politically Incorrect Movies	D
Team Fortress 2	D
Will & Grace: Bully Woolley	D
Spectre	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Spoofed Movie Moments	D
My Weekly Bond: Thunderball Review	D
CSI: NY: You Only Die Once	D
Wait in the Wings: Carrie the Musical: The Polarizing Phenomenon	D
The Skyfall Royal World Premiere	D
Chris Stuckmann Movie Reviews: 500th Video - Blu-Ray Collection!!	D
Crociera di lusso per un matto	D
The Do-Over	D
Premium Bond with Mark Gatiss and Matthew Sweet	D
Destroy All Humans! 2	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 James Bond Cars	D
Agente 007 - L'uomo dalla pistola d'oro	D
James Bond Sensitivity Training with Jane Seymour	D
Limitless: Badge! Gun!	D
Lost in Adaptation: Goldfinger	D
The Sound of 007: Live from the Royal Albert Hall	D
Harry Saltzman: Showman	D
Cubby Broccoli: The Man Behind Bond	D
Happy Anniversary 007: 25 Years of James Bond	D
Die Another Day: From Script to Screen	D
David Walliams: My Life with James Bond 007	D
My Weekly Bond: Dr. No Review	D
Nobody Does It Better: The Music of James Bond	D
James Bond 007 - Casino Royale	D
Inglorious Treksperts: It Will Startle Your Senses	D
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Stairs	D
For Your Eyes Only: The Royal Premiere	D
The Venture Bros.: The Terrible Secret of Turtle Bay	D
Diminishing Returns: Podcast of Horror V.I: Night of the Living Dead	D
Toyota Corona Car Park Mobsters Roger Moore TV Commercial	D
England: A Volcano for 007 1967	D
Zodiac	D
Silver Anniversary: The Living Daylights	D
Music Movies: Rocky Horror Picture Show	D
DuckTales: Double-O-Duck in You Only Crash Twice!	D
How Billie Eilish Created the Perfect James Bond Theme	D
Diminishing Returns: Goldfinger	D
Pepsico Pepsi Max/Mountain Dew James Bond Television Commercial	D
Call the Shots: Die Another Day Special	D
The Graham Norton Show: Daniel Craig/LÃ©a Seydoux/Lashana Lynch/Rami Malek/Ed Sheeran	D
Class Never Goes Out of Style	D
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Modern Marvels: James Bond Gadgets	D
My Weekly Bond: You Only Live Twice Review	D
Le sei mogli di Enrico VIII	D
The Stuntmen	D
Timeshift: Looking for Mr Bond: 007 at the BBC	D
Kagemusha - L'ombra del guerriero	D
De slimste mens ter wereld: Episode #14.7	D
La morte puÃ² attendere	D
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My Weekly Bond: Bond Film Rankings: Worst to Best Part 1	D
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Xian si jue	D
In Search of James Bond with Jonathan Ross	D
Il miglior Bond di sempre	D
The Men Behind the Mayhem: The Special Effects of James Bond	D
Carry on Forever: Episode #1.2	D
My Name Is Bond... James Bond	D
Svengoolie: The Curse of the Mummy's Tomb	D
Spectre	D
Biography: Roger Moore: A Matter of Class	D
Honda Civic del Sol James Bond Style Television Commercial	D
L'imboscata	D
Premier Bond: The World Is Not Enough Premiere	D
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At the Ninja training camp, Bond, Aki and Tanaka are walking past trainees who are shooting revolver [...]	D
When Bond is setting off the self-destruct for the "pirate" spacecraft, the timer is not synchronize [...]	D
When Bond kills the ninja who surprise attacks him, he clearly stabs him in the hip. In the next sce [...]	D
Blofeld uses a British-made Webley revolver, which switches into a Colt New Service when it lands on [...]	D
When Osato's men in the black Toyota are lifted up by the giant magnet, the Thompson gun of one man [...]	D
SPECTRE henchmen in the crater base don't detect movement in the crater in broad daylight when Bond [...]	D
When Bird One launches, it's easy to see that the rocket goes up not by rocket propulsion but being [...]	D
As Tiger and his men swim away from the exploding volcano they are seen to be urgently thrashing the [...]	D
Bond chases Aki into Tanaka'a headquarters, where a trap is sprung for him. Afterwards, Tanaka revea [...]	D
When Bond kills the first man at the docks, the very next shot shows a different man dying.	D
While at the Kobe dock, Bond notices condensation on some chemical tanks, and says that he thinks th [...]	D
Bond is supposed to be bathing in the nude, but as he selects a masseuse, his light-colored swimming [...]	D
When Bond and Kissy are in the life raft at the end of the movie, he has a chest full of hair. It wa [...]	D
Amount of lava/status of exploding volcano in distance shots inconsistent with conditions in close u [...]	D
Henderson states that he has lived in Japan for 28 years. Assuming that the film takes place in the [...]	D
When Tanaka hands Bond the cigarette gun, Bond is holding it in his right hand. In the next shot, Bo [...]	D
After Blofeld sets off the explosions to destroy his volcano complex and the Ninjas are running down [...]	D
During the landing of the rocket with the Soviet capsule, immediately before it enters the crater it [...]	D
As part of Bond's disguise as a Japanese man, they shave all the hair from his chest. Yet in the fin [...]	D
During the fight at the underground base at the end of the movie, people are hiding behind barrels f [...]	D
According to the commentary, the Americans and Russians are launching each other's spacecraft toward [...]	D
During the landing of the rocket with the Soviet capsule, when it sets down insides the crater, the [...]	D
On a monitor in Aki's Toyota, Bond sees the helicopter flying with the car it has picked up, from ab [...]	D
In the first scene of the introduction the image of the American space capsule unrealistically shift [...]	D
When Bond is being chased and it's shown that car passes after him in front of the big building, peo [...]	D
After Bond blows up Bird One, the radar tracker on the television screen states, "He's blown up. The [...]	D
Ninja with a katana kills a group of thugs in the underground base near the end of the movie, but th [...]	D
During the flying of little Nelly, she receives some bullet holes in the tail clear in one shot, but [...]	D
When the divers are putting Bond's "body" into the sub, they have blue buoyancy control devices, but [...]	D
The SPECTRE rocket takes off through the crater on very tiny flames.	D
When Bond and the other astronaut leave the lift to get to the rocket's capsule, the other astronaut [...]	D
Why did Bond impersonate the SPECTRE astronaut? One of the freed astronauts would have been a better [...]	D
When Hans picks up the lamp to strike Bond, he is holding it up by the bulb end. In the next camera [...]	D
While Bond and Kissy are climbing the volcano, his "Japanese" make-up disappears somewhere along the [...]	D
When Helga Brandt traps Bond in the plane and bails out, you can see that the wooden board holding B [...]	D
When Bond leaves M's office after being briefed in the submarine, he closes the bulkhead door behind [...]	D
As Bond is being taken through all the various weaponry of the gyro-copter, the camera shows a shot [...]	D
A wire is clearly seen lifting "Bird 1" off the launch pad during lift-off.	D
When Bond reconnoiters the crater from above, he tosses a rock onto the retractable cover and there [...]	D
Objects in "identical" orbits cannot overtake - they must travel at exactly the same speed to be in [...]	D
During the climactic battle scene, one of Tiger's ninja's slides down a rope into the SPECTRE base a [...]	D
After Bond gets the tickets from Sadonoyama and walks into the arena, the "referee" for the match is [...]	D
During the fight between Bond and the driver at Osato Chemicals, Bond flips the driver over his back [...]	D
From the layout of the compartment through which Bond enters the submarine it is an conventionally-p [...]	D
When Helga Brandt is dropped into the piranha tank there is much movement of the water, but the wate [...]	D
Killing Henderson does not seem warranted. He does not appear to know anything specific about Osato' [...]	D
The shoe covers that Bond takes off a dead assassin disappear when he enters the car and reappear in [...]	D
During Bond and Hans' fight, Hans falls to the bare floor beside a rug. He then gets up from on the [...]	D
Possible deliberate Cold War omission by filmmakers, when the SPECTRE spaceship attacks the American [...]	D
The timer changes from 12 seconds remaining to 25 seconds remaining [widescreen only].	D
When the long shots of the model of the interior of the volcano lair are shown, there are little dol [...]	D
When Bond meets Blofeld, the radar display shows they are not on a small remote island after all, bu [...]	D
When the man with binoculars is observing Bond's funeral at sea, the newspaper on the table shows an [...]	D
When the fake volcano lake is first revealed, the overhead shot shows the cover retracting quite fas [...]	D
When Bond and Kissy leave the boat, it's obvious that Bond has nothing on under his shirt. Upon arri [...]	D
While flying Little Nellie during the engagement with the SPECTRE helicopters, Bond expends all of h [...]	D
When Bond's "body" is dropped off the ship and later picked up by the scuba divers it is absolutely [...]	D
Twice during the film one of the NASA technicians, reporting to Houston, calls it "HOO-ston". The co [...]	D
As the metal roof closes, the textures within the 'water' do not move with it, but are steadily reve [...]	D
Just as Bond enters the crater, there is a message audible, that says, that the US Spacecraft will b [...]	D
Even with his wedding robe covering most of his chest, you can still see Bond's chest hair, even tho [...]	D
After the final launch of SPECTRE's rocket, their craft is reported as being at "200 miles altitude, [...]	D
In the helicopter battle scene, all of the copters are flying quickly through the sky (obviously.) H [...]	D
Wenn Bond opens the crater roof for the first time, it begins to move. In the next shot however, the [...]	D
Just before the SPECTRE rocket touches down at their base, the cable lowering it is visible against [...]	D
Dikko Henderson is discussing secret matters in a building with paper walls. This is a complete OPSE [...]	D
When Bond and Aki are being chased by the black car, Aki changes lanes in traffic. However, she turn [...]	D
The shot of Bond in the rescue raft shows him with his hair as it normally is instead of being in th [...]	D
Whether Bond is known to be alive to SPECTRE agents in the film is inconsistent. Blofeld believes Bo [...]	D
During the assault on Blofelds crater-HQ a ninja is seen dispatching several henchmen using his swor [...]	D
When Bird One takes off, there is an emergency crew only a few yards away behind a vehicle. Since Bo [...]	D
When 007 chases Henderson's assassin across the yard, a moment before 007 tackles him, the man takes [...]	D
It's 1796 miles between Hong Kong (where James Bond is "buried at sea") to Tokyo, (where 007 goes to [...]	D
The fastest variant of the Bell 47, the helicopters chasing "Little Nellie," could only go 105 mph f [...]	D
After Bond kills the ninja that surprise attacks him, Tanaka comes over to check on him. The man's b [...]	D
A relatively tiny man-made explosion cannot set off a volcano, which goes many miles deep into the E [...]	D
The roof of the S.P.E.C.T.R.E. base is made of metal. Despite this, daylight can be seen through it.	D
When Bond is being chased across the roof of the warehouse in the harbor, a helicopter shot of this [...]	D
In the cave, when Bond and Kissy dive into the water, she is wearing white tennis shoes. When they r [...]	D
After 007 leaps into the boxes on the dock, he adjusts his tie as he's walking away. At that time hi [...]	D
After Bond and the American prisoners overpower the Japanese guards, they put on the guards uniforms [...]	D
Helga Brandt is Spectre 'Number 11'. However, in the previous instalment "Thunderball", that positio [...]	D
There is no blood on the blade when Bond kills an enemy assassin in the training camp.	D
During the car chase, the interior shots of Aki's Toyota differ from the real car shown in earlier s [...]	D
Blofeld appears to have a clean-shaven bald head in this instalment though in two previous instalmen [...]	D
How does Blofeld have a side view of the spacecraft in outer space? This would mean that he would ne [...]	D
At the dock, Bond tells Aki to leave. Her hair is half way down her back. As she gets onto the rope [...]	D
In the pre-title sequence, Hawaii tracking reports an unidentified craft closing fast on the America [...]	D
As Bond is cut out of the sea burial bag, it suddenly becomes dry.	D
Little Nellie takes some bullet hole damage to its rudder during the helicopter battle scene. The bu [...]	D
Bond is shot out of a torpedo tube in just a wetsuit. While one can exit that way, launching require [...]	D
When Helga Brandt has left the plane, we can hear the ominous "Jericho trumpet" sound of a WWII Stuk [...]	D
Why is "Mr Fisher" meeting the CEO of Osato to discuss a basic supply order? This is something done [...]	D
Killed ninja can be seen moving at the bottom right when they assault the secret base at the end of [...]	D
During the opening movie sequence (tracking station) "Hawaii" can be heard calling "Jupiter 16" - th [...]	D
The telephones at the Hawaii tracking station are not of the then-standard American design (Western [...]	D
Bond accepts a Vodka Martini acknowledging that it was prepared to his taste because it was "stirred [...]	D
Towards the end when the US move to a "higher security" status we see a TV shot of a B52 taking off [...]	D
When Aki is driving Bond to Shanghai, they are facing a back projection that shows the road in front [...]	D
As well as his grey commando fatigues (and balaclava) under his white Japanese fisherman's costume ( [...]	D
When Bond gets clobbered round the head at the docks, his assailant, whilst hidden from the camera, [...]	D
The reflection of the lava would not have caused the entire sky and the ocean to have a red hue. Thi [...]	D
The USA rocket was supposed to launch at midnight, but it is seen launching during the day.	D
Before Bond (disguised as a SPECTRE astronaut) is brought before Blofeld in the command room, the 'B [...]	D
When Bond shoots the henchman in the dock scene, the henchman drops the gun and throws his hands bac [...]	D
Two times in the film, piranhas are shown devouring a human quickly. In reality, piranhas are actual [...]	D
Number of tanks on divers recovering Bond's "body". When first seen, and when they enter the sub, th [...]	D
When Blofeld's control room proves to be less than "impregnable", he flees with some of his henchmen [...]	D
On a monitor in Aki's car Bond sees Tiger's helicopter from above lifting Osato's gunmen's car. But [...]	D
Blofeld states that the Piranha can strip a human to the bone in 30-seconds. That is an old myth. Th [...]	D
When the pirate spacecraft explodes just before it engulfs the US spacecraft, because of its close p [...]	D
During the car chase before the helicopter lifts the black saloon off the road, there are a number o [...]	D
When the crane is lifting the captured spacecraft from the S.P.E.C.T.R.E. spacecraft there are only [...]	D
The film is set in 1966, Robert McNamara was the U.S. Secretary of Defense at the setting. The U.S. [...]	D
After Bond flies his 'little nellie' past the hidden volcano lair, four helicopters (from the lair) [...]	D
When Bond is fighting Hans, Hans throws one punch that doesn't even come close to making contact, bu [...]	D
When Bond enters the volcano, it is already dark, yet when we see the crater opens from within, the [...]	D
In all the shots of the spaceships, they have a bright red light illuminating their shadow side. Thi [...]	D
In the helicopter battle, Bond drops at least a dozen aerial mines. However, there is only one big e [...]	D
Representatives from the UK, US and USSR meet each other in Norway. Normally, representatives use ve [...]	D
After Little Nellie has been assembled, Tanaka calls it a "toy helicopter". Little Nellie is actuall [...]	D
Bond stows away on a monorail cart which stops at the astronauts' quarters. After Bond gets out of t [...]	D
When the underground base explodes, corpses seen on the screen are obviously dolls.	D
When the "pirate" spacecraft actually explodes, it is much farther away from the American spaceship [...]	D
When the Hong Kong police pull up in front of the building where Bond has been "shot", a crowd of pe [...]	D
Bond's face was shown in many newspapers after he faked his death, Mr. Osato and Brandt acknowledge [...]	D
Henderson says to Bond when offering a drink "Stirred, not shaken. That was right, wasn't it?" Bond [...]	D
As the submarine surfaces below the life raft, the water parts with little splashes, since this is r [...]	D
A ninja blows a wide hole in the volcano's roof to allow his fellow ninjas to enter. In subsequent s [...]	D
When the divers recover Bond's body and take it to the submarine, multiple shots show that they are [...]	D
The ninjas outside the crater are armed with Spanish Star Z-45 submachine guns and Thompsons. When t [...]	D
At the end of the pre-credits sequence, just after Bond is "assassinated", there are bullet holes vi [...]	D
When Bond examines photos of the Ning-Po and observes the waterline, the photo of the loaded ship is [...]	D
When Bond is struggling to pull the Meyers 200A plane out of the dive we see two shots of an air spe [...]	D
Heat seeking missiles have a narrow aperture for sensing and won't do a 180 turn to find a target.	D
Late in the movie, Bond uses a rocket-cigarette to kill the operator of the crater roof and he moves [...]	D
Mounted over Tanaka's desk aboard his private train, there is a metal artwork that is clearly meant [...]	D
During the flying of little Nelly bonds helmet mic moves from the left side to the right side and ba [...]	D
Bond undergoes extensive makeup, a giant wedding ceremony, and works as a fisherman for a day in ord [...]	D
In the volcano Ninja fight finale, the ace swordman's weapon bends and straightens several times.	D
When Helga Brandt traps Bond in the plane and bails out, the plane was shown retracting the landing [...]	D
At the end of the movie when the submarine surfaces under Bond's raft, the film has been reversed.	D
When Bond lights his cigarette gun, all the main villains - Blofeld, Osato and Hans - are standing n [...]	D
Kissy loses her clothes at the end of the movie despite being seen wearing some in previous scenes [...]	D
Extremely obvious stuntman. When Bond is fighting Hans in Blofeld's quarters, he appears to be about [...]	D
when Mr Henderson hands Bond a martini there are stains on the front of his robe however in the next [...]	D
As Helga flies Bond the ground in the background is typical English farming countryside not Japanese [...]	D
When the control room has proven less than impregnable, Blofeld escorts Bond (at gunpoint) out throu [...]	D
When Bond and Kissy are in the rowboat, her position changes very rapidly between angles, The time o [...]	D
Kissy is wearing a striped cover-up over her bikini when she returns to the crater with Tiger, and k [...]	D
When the control room has proven less than impregnable, Blofeld escorts Bond (at gunpoint) out throu [...]	D
When Q introduces the Little Nellie gyrocopter he describes the twin machine guns as "synchronised". [...]	D
The NASA technicians and US astronauts in the opening sequence repeatedly use the phrase "Cape-Com". [...]	D
When Q is briefing Bond on Little Nellie he says the Heat Seeking Air To Air Missiles fire 60 a minu [...]	D
After Little Nellie has been assembled, Bond gets aboard. A technician is seen to begin the removal [...]	D
At the port, Bond twice jumps onto a tarp-covered pallet and lands on his back. While in both cases [...]	D
Blofeld claims that only one person, 007, uses a Walther PPK. But several people on all sides have b [...]	D
During the car chase before the helicopter lifts the black saloon off the road, there are a number o [...]	D
When Bond is fighting Hans, Bond gets knocked over near the fireplace, and it plays a sound effect o [...]	D
When Tanaka demonstrates the rocket-propelled bullets for Bond, just before he fires the bullet, his [...]	D
When Aki and Bond leave the Sumo match, she drives him in her 2000GT convertible. Like all cars in J [...]	D
When Bond leaves Osato's office after meeting with him, Osato turns to Miss Brandt and orders, "Kill [...]	D
Some of the ninjas roping down from the ceiling of the crater are Caucasian, though Tanakas ninjas a [...]	D
The fake "water" in the volcano's crater retracts into the side of the crater yet it is much wider t [...]	D
When Aki is driving Bond to see Henderson, she is driving a car with the steering on the right side. [...]	D
When the skin-diving Bond emerges on the Japanese shoreline the sun is setting behind him, but the n [...]	D
Osato seems to have knowledge of Bond's 'death', but still he didn't recognize Fisher's true identit [...]	D
Bond kills a SPECTRE agent in the lair using a shuriken. Shuriken are small blades for distraction a [...]	D
When Bond first arrives at the ninja training camp, some of of the ninjas are sword fighting. It is [...]	D
When Bond discovers the SPECTRE base and tells Kissy to go summon Tanaka and his ninjas, her dubbed [...]	D
Bond and Kissy are prevented from entering the cave passageway to SPECTRE's base by poison gas. At t [...]	D
When Bond and Aki's car is being chased by Osato's gunmen, there's a lingering camera shot at a junc [...]	D
When the Russians launch their ship, they are talking about stats of the Sputnik. In Russian, the te [...]	D
As Bond & Kissy emerge from the cave on the landward side, waves break against the rocks, showing th [...]	D
Blofeld tries to shoot Bond, and the gun gets knocked out of his hand with a ninja star, and goes of [...]	D
M is wearing a Great War "trio", so, enlisted in late 1914. He would be well past retirement age, gi [...]	D
Reflection shown on the door of the room where the astronauts are held underground is showing no Bon [...]	D
Bond was the only person who knew the location of the destruct button, so he would not have fought t [...]	D
Construction of the Volcano HQ would have taken considerable time and resource, it is inconceivable [...]	D
When Bond has infiltrated and is escaping from Osato Chemicals for the first time, the security guar [...]	D
When the ninjas approach the crater lake, there are at least two shots where the "rocks" under their [...]	D
When the film cuts from Bond saying, "Bon apetit," to the two ships in outer space, there are no sta [...]	D
In the opening and at the end when the Americans are at the Space Control, you can see a covered per [...]	D
Hans was behind Blofeld and Bond when Blofeld led them from the control room, but when the control r [...]	D
When James Bond is in Tanaka's underground train enjoying the sake wine. One servant enters saying t [...]	D
Bond is shot from the submarine torpedo tube wearing a tight fitting scuba diving suit and is next s [...]	D
In the control room, Bond has a cigarette case and asks for one. However, he was swimming before rea [...]	D
Despite having talked with astronauts who could learn him the basic stuff, Bond is noticed for enter [...]	D
After fighting and killing Henderson's assassin Bond's white shirt double-cuffs are clearly visible [...]	D
Just before Bond opens the safe at Osato Chemicals he drinks some "Siamese Vodka". Then there is a s [...]	D
In the climactic scene in the control room, the white ceiling material hanging behind Bond disappear [...]	D
When the second Gemini capsule is in orbit one can see a galaxy in the star field. Galaxies are so f [...]	D
When the SPECTRE capsule inverts itself after capturing the Russian capsule, the last booster to fir [...]	D
Bond discovers that the surface of the lake is made of metal yet when the surface retracts and the n [...]	D
When Bond first sees the "crack" ninja training facility, one of the running ninjas trips and almost [...]	D
Bond authenticates Tanaka with the passphrase "I love you". Aki, who clearly lured Bond into the the [...]	D
In the Russian launch sequence the rocket shown lifting off from the pad is an American made Titan I [...]	D
Blofeld 'recognises' Bond via his use of the Walther PPK 'the only person we know who uses the gun'. [...]	D
At the start of the movie when the death of astronaut is shown, he dies instantly when cut of the ai [...]	D
When Osato and Brandt land on the helicopter landing pad to meet Bond (as Mr. Fischer), the helicopt [...]	D
Bond tosses a fairly large rock onto the crater roof to test it. A tiny piece of gravel would have b [...]	D
When flying the gyro-copter, just after noticing the shadows on the hillside, part of Bond's arm is [...]	D
While rolling the SPECTRE rocket on to the platform only one of the visible wheels under the platfor [...]	D
The clocks inside Pentagon are going wrong. These clocks show the actual time of New York, Moscow, T [...]	D
As the four helicopters begin to attack Little Nellie, Bond's helmet microphone switches from his ri [...]	D
According to Bond, he says sake should be served at 98.4 Fahrenheit, yet 1 website says it should be [...]	D
The astronauts' spacesuits show no sign of being pressurized, as they should be when exposed to the [...]	D
After a 4 hour hike to the top of the crater with no backpack, Bond pulls out a full suction cup app [...]	D
During a cut from the room tracking the ships to the spaceships in space, the stars are not present [...]	D
Tanaka's helicopter picks up SPECTRE's pursuing car by magnet and then simply drops it in the sea. I [...]	D
When Kissy Suzuki dives in the cave, a diving-mask is visible just before emerging from the water.	D
When Bond is being suited up by the astronaut and cosmonaut, they connect the blue inlet hose of the [...]	D
After Blofeld gets the ninja star lodged in his arm, he never removes it. In the next camera angle, [...]	D
In the close up shots of Bond and Aki is her car the center of the windshield trim on the top is mis [...]	D
During the final assault a Blofeld henchman fires two shots at Bond with a bolt-action rifle. The ti [...]	D
During the fight scene with the large goon in Osato's office, the goon's suit and shirt repeatedly b [...]	D
When Blofield says "This is the price of failure, Mr. Bond" and shoots Osaka, his cat leaps to the f [...]	D
When Bond jumps at the docks, it's clearly a stunt double doing the jump.	D
When fleeing Osato's goons, the speedometer on Aki's car reads 0.	D
As the SPECTRE rocket lands, some of the surrounding smoke cloud gently wafts back inside it.	D

Frase

Blofeld: I shall be in my apartment.	D
James Bond: It's just a ship and a strip of land. [...]	D
Tiger Tanaka: [Three young Japanese women giving B [...]	D
Tiger Tanaka: I must say, you have a lot of energy [...]	D
Blofeld: We are now impregnable. Interception will [...]	D
James Bond: Gas! Get over the side! Quick! [they [...]	D
[Being bathed by Tanaka's women] Tiger Tanaka: Yo [...]	D
Russian Diplomat: The world knows we are a peace-l [...]	D
James Bond: Now what the hell's the score? Aki: W [...]	D
Tiger Tanaka: You like Japanese sake, Mr. Bond? Or [...]	D
Tiger Tanaka: My friend, now you take your first c [...]	D
James Bond: Now, you're going to need some very cl [...]	D
Tiger Tanaka: This is our special baby rocket. It' [...]	D
Mr. Osato: You should give up smoking. Cigarettes [...]	D
Tiger Tanaka: Chasing girls will be the end of you [...]	D
James Bond: Is that deep? Kissy Suzuki: They usua [...]	D
Tiger Tanaka: Bad news from outer space. James Bo [...]	D
Tiger Tanaka: I have much curiosity, Bond-san. Wha [...]	D
[Coded message to headquarters] James Bond: Littl [...]	D
[James is in bed with a Ling, a Chinese woman] Ja [...]	D
Blofeld: Goodbye, Mr. Bond!	D
James Bond: I'd like you to examine these as soon [...]	D
Blofeld: As you can see, I am about to inaugurate [...]	D
James Bond: [while lying in his body bag] Request [...]	D
Blofeld: The firing power inside my crater is enou [...]	D
Helga Brandt: Do you know what this is? James Bon [...]	D
Henderson: [Hands Bond a martini] Oh, that's stirr [...]	D
Tiger Tanaka: [discussing Osato Chemicals' superta [...]	D
Tiger Tanaka: I must say I am disappointed with th [...]	D
James Bond: [into radio microphone] Tiger, contact [...]	D
Helga Brandt: [Bond is captured by Helga Brandt] I [...]	D
Blofeld: You will see that my piranha fish get ver [...]	D
James Bond: Is this the only room there is? Kissy [...]	D
MoneyPenny: Instant Japanese! You may need it. Ja [...]	D
Hong Kong Policeman #2: [finding Bond 'dead' in gi [...]	D
James Bond: ...So what's the plan for me? Tiger T [...]	D
James Bond: [to Aki] Well, I think it's about hote [...]	D
James Bond: Hello, Base One. There's nothing here [...]	D
[Bond has just sent Blofeld's henchman into the wa [...]	D
Tiger Tanaka: If Henderson's theory is right, why [...]	D
Aki: No one will disturb you tonight. I think I wi [...]	D
Blofeld: Hans, our job will soon be done. Blow the [...]	D
[last lines] Submarine Captain: Dinghy's on board [...]	D
James Bond: Do you have any commandos here? Tiger [...]	D
Aki: [into radio microphone] 2-9-4 here. Tiger. Im [...]	D
[Bond is about to have his chest waxed so he can p [...]	D
Q: [Showing Bond the improvements to little Nellie [...]	D
Mr. Osato's Secretary: Please come in, Mister Fish [...]	D
Foreign Secretary: As a matter of fact, our man in [...]	D
MoneyPenny: Oh, by the way, how was the girl? Jam [...]	D
James Bond: Hello, Penny. MoneyPenny: You better [...]	D
Blofeld: ...You made a mistake, my friend. No astr [...]	D
Houston CapCom: Hawaii to Jupiter 16. Repeat: Hawa [...]	D
Commander of HMS Tenby: [funeral prayer] ... while [...]	D
Henderson: Now look. I think London's theory about [...]	D
Tiger Tanaka: [after Tiger's helicopter drops an e [...]	D
James Bond: Uggghhh... Siamese vodka?	D
Tiger Tanaka: [to James Bond, who has just been "c [...]	D
Tiger Tanaka: ...You are James Bond, aren't you? I [...]	D
Tiger Tanaka: [007 has just survived an assassinat [...]	D
Helga Brandt: A Dom Perignon '59, Mr. Fisher? Are [...]	D
Tiger Tanaka: [rushing into Aki's house after hear [...]	D
M: [buzzing intercom] Miss Moneypenny, give 007 th [...]	D
Tiger Tanaka: It can save your life, this cigarett [...]	D
Blofeld: [shows the x-ray of the PPK to Osato & Br [...]	D
[Choosing a masseuse] James Bond: Well, I'll just [...]	D
[first lines] Astronaut - American Spacecraft #1: [...]	D
Blofeld: I shall look forward personally to exterm [...]	D
[about to make love to Helga Brandt] James Bond: [...]	D
James Bond: The last time someone gave me a massag [...]	D

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