Bonus: Live and Let Die Commentary

James Bonding

48 Square, Inc.

Tv & Film

4.6 • 1.8K Ratings

🗓️ 17 July 2024

⏱️ 127 minutes

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Matt and Matt talk you through Roger Moore’s first outing as Bond in a feature-length commentary of Live and Let Die. Will you live and let love it? Yes, it’s in the cards.

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0:00.0	Matt and
0:02.0	James Bonding Podcast
0:04.0	Myra, gorly,
0:07.0	Gorley.
0:10.0	Hey everybody, everybody
0:11.0	welcome to James Bonding, I'm Matt. I'm Matt of the gourly variety and I am
0:15.0	Matt of the Myra variety. If you opened up a pack of playing cards and it was full of Myra's
0:21.0	you'd be like, no I wanted a gourly I don't think so I do so come on your
0:26.5	super egos you'd have many more costumes I think and you're playing cards you'd have
0:31.3	trading cards. Yeah.
0:33.0	Yeah.
0:34.0	Well, it's good to be here with you today on this rainy February morning.
0:37.0	Oh, it's a rainy morning and I hope wherever you are, you're comfortable and ready to
0:42.0	cozy yourself into a comfortable armchair.
0:45.0	Oh yeah.
0:46.0	Maybe like a tall leather arm chair.
0:48.0	Spend a couple hours with us and our favorite film franchise.
0:52.0	And witness the first foray into James Bond by what Matt and I have officially decided is the patron bond of the James Bonding podcast, Roger Moore.
1:01.0	That's right. Maybe Daniel Craig's my favorite bond, maybe Sean Conries, yours.
1:06.0	But for this podcast, we can all admit, Roger Moore has the vibe of the James Bonding
1:11.3	brand.
1:12.3	I think, let's just really think about who has given us the most laughs,
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