"Connery just had enough"
Summary
In this episode of Trimming the Movie Fat, host Stephen and his guests Paul Melon and Paul Nicholson, delve into the 1967 James Bond 007 film 'You Only Live Twice,' exploring its plot, cultural representation, and the evolution of their opinions over time.
They discuss the film's iconic moments, memorable gadgets, and the impact of its soundtrack, while also reflecting on the portrayal of characters and the film's reception.
The conversation culminates in personal ratings and anticipation for future Bond discussions.
"It's one of my favourites"
Chapters
00:31 Introduction to You Only Live Twice
05:20 Plot Overview and Context
07:31 Initial Impressions and Changing Opinions
13:44 Cultural Representation and Cinematography
16:40 Humour and One-Liners
19:31 Villains and Bond Girls
23:24 Iconic Villain Hideouts
25:40 Gadgets and Their Appeal
27:33 Confusion in Plot Setup
28:42 Cultural Sensitivity in Bond
30:52 Music and Soundtrack Impact
36:13 Final Ratings and Franchise Discussion
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