Hi, this is Roger Moore and you're listening to James Bond Radio.

Hello and welcome to James Bond Radio. This is day seven of our No Time to Die review.

With me is my main partner in Bond, all things Bond, Mr. Tom Sears. How are you, mate?

I'm good, mate. I'm excited to get cracking today. I'm a little bit cautious about

today's content, man, because we're going to lose a good, good friend. And I don't know whether

I want to lose him, to be honest. No, well, I think, like last time around yesterday, we had a really

light, fun sort of section.

And this is the whole thing, isn't it, with films.

You've got your peaks and your troughs, your ups and your downs, your highs and your lows.

We had a high last time.

This one, I think we're in for a low.

So, yeah, this is basically, obviously we talked about about it before the whole trawler scene.

And, man, yeah, I'll be interesting to hear your thoughts when we get to it.

Yeah, absolutely.

Should we just dive straight in, man?

Why not?

Okay, so we're going to go with the trawler scene.

So basically, Bond has now got Obrochev and they get they still know me's sea plane.

And basically he's telling Obrechev he's going to take him somewhere safe. And we see this sort of

trawler at sea. I really like it actually when they land and you see the plane kind of floating

towards a trawler, just the lighting. It's like the red lighting at the back of the trolley. It's really, I find it quite a cool sort of atmospheric sort of feel.

And then you just see the sort of hook go on and then they're climbing up.

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