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DR. NO - Full Length Reaction! (Patreon)

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2025-07-30 16:05:01
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2026-06
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Here's the full length reaction to Dr. No, the one that started it all! I'm going to post a poll tomorrow to see which other Sean Connery Bond movies you want me to watch. It's interesting to watch Sean Connery in this role because I've only seen him in roles 20-30 years after this. I gotta say... he's VERY handsome as Bond hehe. I get the appeal! Enjoy!

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DR. NO - Full Length Reaction!

Welcome Patrons! Thank you so much for being a part of my Patreon community! I'm so truly grateful for your support. Here is the full length reaction to Dr. No! Enjoy!

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Alex Tan

I'm so glad that you enjoyed Dr. No (1962). Can't wait to watch this one and I'm looking forward to helping you decide which other Sean Connery James Bond movies you should watch. See you tomorrow for that poll.

Eric Mueller

I don't know if you take personal requests but if you do the movie Annihilation and the tv show From would be great to see reactions to.

Randee Carreno

Happy Wednesday, Addie! 😊 I've been looking forward to the start of your James Bond reactions. There's only been a couple of the Sean Connery ones that I've seen. And this one happens to be a first time watch for me as well. Definitely looking forward to watching this reaction later this evening. Have a great day today! 😊

Kyle Brandon Sanger

Hi Addie, believe it or not, Ian Fleming, the creator of Bond did not approve of Sean Connery's casting initially, but later warmed up to him after getting to know him. Actually, it was Connery being Scottish, that inspired Fleming to retool Bond's backstory with Scottish heritage. After WW2, Fleming, fell in love with Jamaica and bought property so he could vacation there when he had free time. His mini villa was given the name 'Goldeneye' and he spent most of his time writing the Bond novels there. I like Connery as Bond but Tim Dalton, is my favorite, he captured the book version of Bond the closest.

Doug

Cool, I think this is definitely one of the better Bond movies, partly because it's relatively grounded compared to some of the cheesier films. It's not spending a ton of time with spy gadgets or action scenes, it's mostly just Bond trying to unravel the mystery of what's going on at the island. And yeah, Connery really hits the mark for the character. On a side note, one of these days it'd be fun to get Addie to make a Top 5 or Top 10 list of film star crushes. It's sounding like Christopher Reeve and Sean Connery would be making the cut for sure! 😄

John A

Next "From Russia with Love" I hope you watch them all in order now. I know there is a lot of them, but it would be great if you do.

Billy Dancel

I am thrilled to be joining you on the early Bond adventures. This movie is a few years older than me but I would be lying if I said I remember this so it's my first time as well. The car chase scenes of today are far more planned out and controlled than in the movie. There were only two cars but they were still driving very aggressively. That first turn at that high of a speed seemed like they were going to miss the turn. I'm pretty sure that the adventures and dangers will increase in each movie to come.

Thomas Yanez

Woo! I resubscribed when I saw you were doing the old Bond movies. I hope you do them all! It's a fun ride through the decades, from camp to WTF to deadly serious. Glad to be back!

Thomas Yanez

Now, if you get some free time, while these early Bonds are fresh in your mind, you should re-watch the Austin Powers movies (on your own time, I guess) so you can see how heavily they referenced these movies.