Double Oz Seven - A James Bond Podcast

Well after the 93754937 episodes we’ve already done on No Time To Die it’s time to do ANOTHER one as we sit down and bring you our commentary of the 25th Bond film and give you our own unique thoughts at the same time as you watch the movie that made 2021 your favourite ever year! Do we feel a bit weird talking over this movie when it is still so fresh or does it feel the right time to talk about it? Why do we feel so attracted to Craig still even though we’re trying to come to terms with saying goodbye to him? Which parts of this movie are we still finding amazing and which plot holes are still bothering us? Why are we so obsessed with Azerbaijan all of a sudden and why do we want it to return to the Bond franchise? Do we miss Noah in this episode? Have we changed our mind on the ending? Why are still talking about Dou Dou? Which part of this movie has been cancelled since we last spoke? What does Colin think of the Pet Shop Boys? And will we miss doing these commentaries now that we’re officially done with all of the main films for now? Strap yourself in and get flamboyant for another great time you’ll be happy you experienced!

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It seems like yesterday we finished our commentary series but enough time has passed that we can bring you a ‘best of’ episode featuring more clips, this time from all our commentaries of the Daniel Craig era James Bond films! That’s right, we have five movie commentaries to clip down for you today as we bring you all the good bits from those movies that came out between 2006 and 2021! So sit back, relax and listen to the best bits of our commentaries across five different films in The Best of Double Oz Seven Part 14!

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Well, our first recap from an actor who played Bond turned out to be pretty crappy so why not give it another crack? This time around we're moving into the legend that is George Lazenby as we recap a movie of his that isn't a James Bond movie by looking closely over the 1975 movie that is The Man From Hong Kong. Is this movie just one elongated fight sequence? How is George Lazenby the best actor in this entire movie? Should Lazenby play villains more often? Do we like Jimmy Wang Yu and where does Colin know him from? Why does every Australian in the movie have to be overly Australian? Why are the sound effects average but the cinematography so good? How badly racist is this film and why does it not hold up today? And do we get sad watching this movie thinking what could've been had Lazenby stuck around as Bond a little bit longer? It's enough to get you into a car chase and destroying some tables, so get to listening! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

We took a break from our commentaries to bring you a recap of a film starring a Bond actor, and now that we regret that more than life itself, it's time to get back into what we do best in try and stay on topic while talking over a Bond movie! Today we do that again with our final Pierce Brosnan commentary (*sniff* calm down Ben) as we find out about Jon Tenney and his dream once more with our commentary of Tomorrow Never Dies. Why does this movie need more love? Who once was Canadian who apparently isn't Canadian anymore? Why is Pierce Brosnan just so damn beautiful? Is Teri Hatcher underrated as a Bond girl? Was Ben an idiot for ranking the title song of this movie so high? Why do we need to even mention Zardoz again this time around? And how long can the boys stay on topic throughout this commentary? It's another classic episode that you won't ever forget so get to listening and get to being entertained! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

As we get closer and closer to the release of No Time To Die we are excited to bring you another episode in the lead up to it by giving you our take on the official title song by the always mumbling Billie Eilish. Just why is this song already so divisive to our hosts? Can we actually understand any of the lyrics as Billie mumbles her way through it? Is it better than what Sam Smith put out for Spectre? Why is Colin so down on more modern songs? Why is Ben so up on so called bad songs? Will the title sequence improve it? Should there have been another singer chosen? Is this 'keeping up with the times' once more? And why are we only learning about Ben having his identity stolen now and who the hell wants to still HIS identity?? It's a debate you want to listen to right now so get to downloading and start your mumbling! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★