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MoM Website Is Quiet Now… But Will Be Right Back Soon
Hello everyone, Just a little message from the sites founders Dawn and Jonathon Dabell asking you to bear with us. Away from Multitude Of Movies we run an independent clothing business which was sadly caught in the terrible Boxing Day floods here in the UK. Most of our spare time is taken up trying to […]
HAVE YOU HEARD OF… RACHEL AND THE STRANGER (1948)
Have You Heard Of?… returns with Jonathon Dabell examining Rachel And The Stranger (1948) starring Loretta Young, William Holden and Robert Mitchum. Rachel And The Stranger is an excellent, if largely forgotten, film from 1948 which focuses on the under-used theme of the role of the woman in the pioneering days of the American West. […]
OUR WORD IS OUR BOND – TOMORROW NEVER DIES (1997)
Our Word Is Our Bond returns with Jonathon Dabell’s analysis of Tomorrow Never Dies (1997) starring Pierce Brosnan, Jonathan Pryce and Michelle Yeoh. After Licence To Kill (1989), the Bond series fell off the radar for six years. A revamped, updated Bond – described by his boss M (Judi Dench) as a “sexist, misogynist dinosaur” […]
OUR WORD IS OUR BOND – GOLDENEYE (1995)
MoM’s series of 007 reviews arrives at the Pierce Brosnan years, with Ellie Dabell examining Goldeneye (1995) starring Pierce Brosnan, Sean Bean and Izabella Scorupco. When my mum and stepdad, who are the editors of MoM, mentioned they would be running a Bond series on their website, they asked me if I wanted to cover […]
OUR WORD IS OUR BOND – LICENCE TO KILL (1989)
Our Word Is Our Bond returns with Ash Loydon offering his views on Licence To Kill (1989), starring Timothy Dalton, Robert Davi and Carey Lowell. Licence To Kill – “loyalty is more important than money” It’s 1989 and the world of cinematic heroism is in a state of flux… as Indiana Jones rides off into […]
OUR WORD IS OUR BOND – THE LIVING DAYLIGHTS (1987)
Our Word Is Our Bond is back, with Shawn Gordon offering his insights into The Living Daylights (1987) staring Timothy Dalton, Maryam D’Abo and Joe Don Baker. The fifteenth James Bond adventure for Eon Productions would represent both a new beginning and the end of an era for the long-running franchise. Audiences would have to […]
OUR WORD IS OUR BOND – A VIEW TO A KILL (1985)
Our Word Is Our Bond reaches the end of the Roger Moore era, with Leon Nicholson taking a look at A View To A Kill (1985) starring Roger Moore, Christopher Walken, Tanya Roberts and Grace Jones. A View To A Kill was the first James Bond movie I saw at the cinema. I was a […]
SIX-GUN REVIEWS – DEAF SMITH AND JOHNNY EARS (1973)
MoM’s regular Six-Gun Reviews series returns with Shawn Gordon giving his verdict on the Italian western Deaf Smith And Johnny Ears (1973) starring Anthony Quinn and Franco Nero. This movie takes place amidst a post-Texas Revolution 1836, and follows an aging deaf-mute spy named Erastus Smith (Anthony Quinn) and his hearing companion, a Spaniard called […]
OUR WORD IS OUR BOND – NEVER SAY NEVER AGAIN (1983)
Our Word Is Our Our Bond continues with Dawn Dabell reviewing Never Say Never Again (1983), a non-Eon remake of Thunderball (1965) in which Sean Connery returns to the role of 007. Also starring Klaus Maria Brandauer and Barbara Carrera. When the independent film company Taliafilm decided to remake Thunderball, Sean Connery was brought back to the […]
OUR WORD IS OUR BOND – OCTOPUSSY (1983)
Dawn Dabell examines Octopussy (1983), starring Roger Moore, Maud Adams and Louis Jourdan in the latest instalment of Our Word Is Our Bond. Roger Moore returns to the role of Bond for the sixth time. After the serious tone of his previous offering – For Your Eyes Only – Bond is back in a more […]
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