When the news broke to me that Sean Connery passed away at the respectable age of 90, I was sad, I always had the feeling he was one of those guys who would be around forever. I also never realized he was already 90. But I that should not have come to me as a surprise as he starred as James Bond in the early 60's. Sean Connery starred in so many great films, but I think the role that will always be his is that of James Bond, the original. (His other favorite role of mine is that of Indiana Jones's dad!) He is the Bond all the other Bond actors base their performance off. He is the James Bond that kicked off one of my favorite franchises.

Dr. No is a solid film debut film for the character of Bond, James Bond. It isn't overly complicated, it has a fun villain in Dr. No (Joseph Wiseman), it's first Bond girl in Ursula Andress as the scuba-diving shell collecting Honey Ryder and it lets us hear the iconic theme a lot! It introduces us to Felix Leiter, Moneypenny and M! Nothing really spectacular happens but it'll hold your attention.

All in all, even though I have seen this one a lot, I still enjoyed this rewatch and I can't wait to go through every Bond again. Still sad I haven't seen the latest Bond, but I know I will enjoy the heck out of it on the big screen when all this COVID stuff is over.

Sir Sean Connery, rest in piece. You will be missed!