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Goldfinger (runtime 1:50:01) - Patreon Version (Patreon)

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2026-04-11 13:00:08
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2026-10
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Happy Saturday Everyone!We're back with more Bond, and we had a great time with this one. Goldfinger was a solid villain for Bond to go up against, and I loved his wild Fort Knox plan. Also we got a Bond car with gadgets! And as always, Connery is just so wonderfully fun and charming. Hope you'll join us for another fun Bond adventure!YouTube: https://youtu.be/vXfDNOAv4wk

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Goldfinger (runtime 1:50:01) - Patreon Version

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Nathan Jasper

Easily in my top 3 Bonds. Though the names for the Bond girls are getting much less subtle...

Hans Engelen

You have already seen Bond in a Fantasy setting ==> Highlander

Ian Forbes

Hopefully a reaction to the Austin Powers franchise is in the plan. Most of what you need to know to get the references have been made in these first few films.

James M

I always loved this one. It's a bit goofy in parts like throwing the hat but it makes up for it with things like "No Mr Bond. I expect you to die."

pinkdino99

Second best Bond car. Second best bond henchman. But I do not rate this film, or its villain as one of the best (I prefer From Russia With Love as the best Connery). Especially as he basically r^pes Ms Galore. However Jill Masterson... stunning Bond girl and one of the most iconic deaths in any movie, let alone Bond movie. Jordan, you say Bond is a crap spy because he never goes incognito, but he is not a spy. He's a government hitman.

James M

The film studio hit on a successful recipe and then repeated it endlessly. Just like waiting for "I've got a bad feeling" in Star Wars you wait for "Bond, James Bond" in Bond films. They don't seem complete without this line. However, it is an amusing contrast to the novels. In "Live and Let Die" we hear Bond's feelings on secrecy after a US government agent meets him at the airport "...he disliked the idea of his dossier being in the possession of any foreign power. Anonymity was the chief tool of his trade. Every thread of his real identity that went on record in any file diminished his value and, ultimately, was a threat to his life." What a contrast to the flamboyance of the movie Bond!