after seeing no time to die, i appreciate how much the craig bond movies affected eachother rather that being more standalone like with the older actors

"Hentai-themed opening credits" is not a sentence I thought I would ever hear on this channel

"But Bond is too busy to time right now, he doesn't have the die". Somebody PLEASE hire Lee to write the MCU's comedy bits.

Just watched No Time to Die and I cannot WAIT for your analysis of that movie. I saw it with my parents; you could hear a pin drop in the theatre. The tension! The music! The cars! The exquisite cinematography!

It’s interesting to me how in hindsight Bond got his life saved in Casino Royal by his future father in law.

I love that everyone recognizes Andrew Scott for now on as Moriarty. I love it.

This film didn't sell me on Bond and Madeline's relationship, but that was not carried through to No Time to Die. That film really showed their relationship and I loved it

That kite dancing in a hurricane line is one of my favorite lines from any Bond movie! I also think that Bond finally being in a physical confrontation where he is truly outclassed instead of mowing through the henchmen is so refreshing.

I appreciate that Lee adds in the “we all thought we knew what C stood for” moment, too.

Never seen it mentioned anywhere about how Q disarms Bond at 3:46, I find it cool to see him carry out a move that hints that Q has some 'field' training and Bonds look of disdain as he carries it out makes me smile.

Genuinely not laughed so hard for a long time! Literally in tears 😂'James Bond and Paddington, doing bear stuff together' tipped me over the edge!

I feel like the smirk from bond after Q says he hates him is bond realizing he can trust Q 100%. He probably trusted him a little but now he knows Q has his back no matter what which is why bond says later that Q will get it done. "He always does"

Ive seen a lot of people hate on Spectre, but honestly I enjoyed it a lot! Definitely not as good as Casino Royale but I loved this movie

Spectre (and NTTD, to an extent) felt more like classic, lighthearted Bond films, compared to the different tone of the other in the CraigBond saga. And I see nothing wrong with that! He started off as a less experienced agent in Casino Royale, he grew through Quantum of Solace and Skyfall (and the buttload of trauma suffered through those films), but by Spectre he's wherever the "normal" Bonds start off.

I’ve gotta say, he really upped the clever in his writing for his wins this week. I felt more laughs and subtlety with his wins in this one. You’re doing awesome man! Can’t wait for the next one!

I love that you keep bringing back the 'father and daughter' musical number and updating it for all these movies. It's hilarious every time.

I know you're doing the Bond films, but when you've had your fill... Do The Princess Bride! I will die on this hill!

I was literally waiting for this - I'm gonna watch the new one later and this is perfect to catch up on what's happened so far lol

Were those songs about “James Bond and X fighting SPECTRE together” supposed to be a B99 nod to Jake and Doug Judy’s songs?

Real talk, now that I think about it I’m pretty sure CinemaWins is a big part of the person I am today. The way he’s so positive! Not even that, but the way he focuses on the good things primarily while still acknowledging the flaws he can’t justify overlooking. It really spoke to me at a time I needed it, and since then I’ve been trying to do the same thing, actively trying to see the good in things wherever I can and hold onto it. So, I guess my point is… thank you, CW! You… quite literally changed my life, or at least the way I go about it. KZfaq is a better place with you in it, and I hope more people see the same thing in your approach that I did (and still do!).

Finally! Some much deserved love for Spectre.

No Time to die compliments Spectre greatly by expanding the relationship between Bond and Madeleine, making Spectre a part 1 of a 2 part finale

As a weapons aficionado, I both love and appreciate the AUG joke. It was AUGsome. Please continue.

I don’t think I’ll ever understand the amount of hate this movie got when it was released, it’s a pretty great film and one that gets even better after watching No Time To Die

Everything Great About The Prince of Egypt would be pretty dope

My main issue is that I never bought the relationship between Bond and Madeleine. As far as I could tell they'd known each other for like 3 days when all of a sudden they were in love and Bond changed his entire personality and gave up his entire life's work to be with her. If she had been introduced in a previous movie, or they had shown that it had been longer in this movie, really made it clear that the two characters had proper time to get to know each other, I might've bought in.

i always loved Spectre, mostly because it feels alot more like an old bond film, Daniel Craig was a fantastic bond and No Time To Die was a great way to send him off

12:20 I tore my mcl when I was a kid, and almost 20 years later, I can tell you: it still hurts. Sometimes we underestimate the lengths actors go through to get the performance right. I bet when Daniel broke Batista's nose was why he did the hand shake, or maybe that was scripted, but hand shaking in pain after a solid punch is a win, human skulls were uniquely evolved to handle punches and hurt the puncher, yo.

I'd watch the hell out a Bond-Paddington-Mallory spinoff anyday! 😉

Spectre was both my first actual Bond film and Daniel Craig 007 I got to see in theatres and to this day, I'll always remember that experience. Sam Mendes helped brought a great ending to the set up for SPECTRE's effect since Bond became a 00 agent and it's something that not much Bond fans look back at for this film. It will remain one of my personal favourites and definitely a underrated Bond film at least CinemaWins finally makes the vid it deserves. Thank you and love you man 💙

I feel after the emotional roller coaster that was Skyfall, Spectre honestly felt like a return to…well…Bond. To me, it felt more like a Brosnan or Moore film with its plot and one-liners, (as well as Swann as a love interest to an extent, though she’s way more complex than the many Bond girls of old). And yet, despite that, the emotional aspects that really set the CraigBond movies apart from the rest is still present in this one. It’s focused on James as a person, about his journey and the people he’s lost on his way, and even links back to his childhood, in a similar manner as Skyfall. I think it’s a good blend of emotional CraigBond and flashy/cheesy ClassicBond, and a lot of people didn’t like it because…well…we haven’t gotten a “ClassicBond” flic since Die Another Day (2002) and The World Is Not Enough (1999). Granted, those movies weren’t nearly as well received as many/all the CraigBonds are, but they nonetheless represent the cheesy, suave, cool, (also misogynistic and a bit…touchy…) old Bond’s. Do I want that Bond to return? Not really. I like the more emotionally investing CraigBonds better, and their style is definitely more suitable for a modern audience (I cannot imagine what would happen if they tried to release a movie like You Only Live Twice today). TL;DR: Spectre was a decent blend of emotional CraigBond with flashy ClassicBond, which appealed to older fans of the series but less so to the younger fans who’ve grown up on CR, QoS, and Skyfall, which is why the movie wasn’t as well-received as most of us “Bond-snobs” think it should’ve. I’m looking forward to more Christoph Waltz and Léa Seydoux in No Time to Die!!!

Christoph Waltz is simultaneously disarmingly charming, genuinely polite, offputtingly creepy, and actually intimidating. Can't think of many actors that can pull that off with such ease. He was perfect for this. I don't care what anyone says about this film, it's one of my favorites from Bond.

I say they should have kept calling it Quantum, and left the whole "they were brothers sort-of" thing out, and the "literally everything bad that happened to Bond was intentionally done by this guy" felt too silly.

I have my issues with the Craig bond movies, specifically the need to tie everything into Bond's tragic backstory. However as someone who's actually read Fleming's books and always wanted to see a "proper adaptation" I got to give Craig credit for delivering. The little character observations you make at 9:30 and 12:00 capture something that was always in the books but never quite made the transition to film before Craig. See also the scene with Vesper on the train in Casino Royal. Skewered indeed. Edit: spelling

This is the best episode of Cinema Wins and perfectly exemplifies why this is one of my favorite KZfaq channels.

A slight comment on the Pale King as a motif(?) for Odin: Two crows accompany him everywhere, Thought and Memory, that fly out and gather information- much like the observation equipment beneath the house in Austria. Furthermore, Odin is always a “pale old man dressed in all grey” whenever he travels through the realms. Just something I felt that goes unnoticed.

Finally watched spectre yesterday so this is a win for me

Oh, I can't wait to see you talk about Dune. I just watched it for the first time a month ago and it was something. Made me even more excited for the new one. You know, to see a good version of the story haha.

14:04 BrosnanBond's CIA contact, Jack Wade, repeatedly calls him Jimbo, which is hilarious

I love that Bautista has only the one line in the movie, just as he dies. Up until that point hes operating on the sheer menace of casually killing a dude with his thumbs and going toe-to-toe with bond three times. Also before the car crashes into them as they go to face C, bond looks back, noticing that they were redirected. Its a nice touch to show that he noticed and was concerned about it. Shows bond's competence.

8:00 The crows popping out reminds me of all of the animal scares that director John Glen put in all of his Bond films.

I really liked Spectre, with the exception of the Blofeld being Bond’s brother part. I think it was a really well-made callback to older Bonds, with some necessary updates, and No Time To Die adds to it.

Also Bond and Hinx's train fight was fantastic, and reminiscent of Bond's classic fights with Red Grant or Jaws that also happened on trains.

Omg your little "Bond and Paddington" song brought such a smile on my face!

I haven't seen it yet, but if you don't mention the waste of an amazing Radiohead song I'll do nothing and continue supporting your channel. AND I MEAN IT.

I find it so cool that Mexico city only now does day of the dead parades, thanks James.

Still hoping for one day an everything great about a silent voice

i just watched no time to die and this was the perfect cinema wins! i loved NTTD the cinematography and music was amaaazing, pretty sure there was a super long take with an 'in movie' "down the barrel" to finish. but im super torn on the ending, wont even give my emotion for spoilerific reasons but if youve seen it youll know what im on about

i have seen the skyfall and quantum of sollace episodes , and i was waiting for spectre next , thanks

"Jimmy Bond" was Woody Allen's character in the Bond spoof "Casino Royale" (I.e. not the Craig-bond but the David Niven-Bond)

The funeral scene is one of the best scenes in all of Bond and glad you mentioned it. This movie is also one of my favorites and the one I enjoyed the most since GoldenEye. And this is the best shot Bond film, am I right?!

Its obvious that an everything great about no time to die is greatly needed…

They should hire HOYTE VAN HOYTEMA for BLADE RUNNER He's perfect

What I like about the 007 movies is when each movie is done by a different director It gives each movie an identity of its own Sam Mendes should've left the franchise when he could

I always interpreted the “The alarm is rather loud” line was Q warning Bond that the car he borrows from the armory is loud. Cause the scene after is the scene where he leave the bottle.

Just saw No Time To Die in theatre yesterday, so seeing this on my recommended was perfect. Can't wait to see you do it, as well as I would also love to see you do an Everything Great About Tangled.

Everything great about Hercules (Disney), A Knights Tale or Zero Dark Thirty!

I just watched no time to die LITTERALLY 2 HOURS AGO. So thank you for the recap after the fact lol

Thank you! My wife & I just watched this in preparation for you and the latest Bond. Couldn't agree more with your piece. thank you. No Time to Die could be "it" for Bond & we'd be fine with that. Great franchise. open & shut

some of the best puns you've done so far. It's been a while since I laughed this good on a non funny oriented video. Thank you Lee. Keep up the great work! Already looking forward to your next video!

You should do Everything Great About Parasite (2019)

I don't think Spectre is a bad Bond movie from Craig's era, certainly not as good as Casino Royale and Skyfall but hey at least it's better than Quantum Of Solace especially in terms of action sequences that were directed and edited better than QOS that made the scenes remarkable

Another cinematography win: the dutch tilt at 12:14, which carries what initially feels like unwarranted unease, but is the prelude to the big fight with Dave Bautista

"Knee-breaking parcour".... literally. Those details are what I love in these videos. Great work

1:33 , The helicopter was a repainted redbull helicopter actually , a stunt helicopter

Teaser was Dune. One of my favorite movies as a kid. Only time that reading the books was a temporary let down because I had watched the film about a hundred times before reading the book. Now I like them both equally.

“Yeah, you’re not quite… blue enough, Bond?” Now that is a fun reference.

Little fun fact, the car that Dave Bautista driving a Jaguar CX-75 which was a v8 hybrid car predating the holy trinity of the P1, 918 and LaFerrari and was helped by Williams F1 team as well as the car James Bond drove being the Aston Martin DB10 which you can see inspired the newer vantage lineup I saw it as a throwback to the ending chase of Die another day.

I like how in a way bond proves he's better than Blofeld by not killing him. This is due to fact that, unlike Blofeld, bond doesn't need to kill or torture someone just to be happy or fulfilled.

not only did i not know that Christoph Waltz was a bond villain but it never even occurred to me that Christoph Waltz absolutely *_should_* be a bond villain and for this i am ashamed

I really want to say thank you for your recent videos about James Bond, I think this story that was narrated through 5 movies was awesome, obviously nothing is perfect but I really liked how you looked for all the little details that connect the movies and made this story even better

"Savage Garden in love I tell you" getting *that* stuck in my head at 6am? Mean

So everyone slams the torture scene because the "effects" wear off almost immediately but Blaufeld (

A big like for the "Two Crows" reference

When Bond and Swan entered the room with the meteor in it all I could think of was the episode from Yu-Gi-Oh Abridged where Kiba shouts, “OH MY GOD A GIANT ROCK! I CAN’T BELIEVE WHAT I’M SEEING!! IT’S A ROCK AND IT’S GIANT!!!” xD

Yes, please, more of this editing style. The quick cuts to a humourous song or just a joke were so well done. The editors of this video really stepped it up. Thank you

Everything GREAT about CinemaWins: Actually used the term “barrel roll” correctly *ding*

Perfect timing, just went onto KZfaq!

The hating Bond to loving Bond trope is a series staple at this point. It's what happens when everything needs to happen all within one movie (for the most part). Christmas Jones, Natalya Simonova, Vesper Lynd, Madeleine Swann all had the same story, Swann's just happens to get fleshed out over multiple movies.

that exchange when blofeld asks james what he came here for was amazing

The fact we aren’t getting ZSJL is pretty disappointing

Gonna catch No Time To Die next weekend. Really excited for it and you’ve done a wonderful review of the movies man. Really happy I catch your content. Lookin forward to the next installment of EGA.

14:07: Ummm . . . I'm sure you are aware that Bond *has* been called "Jimmy!" In 1954, a year after the book's publication, _Casino Royale_ was adapted as a one-hour episode of the American TV program _Climax!_ It starred Barry Nelson as _American_ secret agent Jimmy Bond, and Peter Lorre as LeChiffre. It was the first screen adaptation of the character.

I visited that mountain top buildinq and went skiing there, so awesome location and pure beauty

Are you interested in doing a “TVWins” side channel in the future?

Though I didn't enjoy Spectre, this was a great video as usual !

As a former helicopter mechanic at 1:53 pulling on the stick that hard would cause serious stress on the main shaft, blades, actuators and hydraulics (practically everything keeping it in the air) and if he managed to pull up in time without causing a stress failure, he would most likely need to land almost immediately

I freaking love your takes, you have a way of talking about the best qualities in movies I love, it's like you read my mind, and that is weird but I'm here for it. thanks!!

SPECTRE IS DAMN UNDERRATED, And IMO It has more satysfying ending for Daniel Craig as a 007 agent, than No Time to Die had

Please make Everything Great About Legend of the Guardians, The Owls of Ga'Hoole!

I just wanted to thank you for your hard work, man. I just got out of the "Other CinemaS-" and man, I realize how bad that channel made me feel. Then I stumble in here. All good vibes, talking about films that I love. Hell, even films that people tend to dislike that I love (Spectre!) I just wanted to give praise for your hard work, it's becoming a small highlight of my nights ❤️

I’m sure it’s been said a lot, but I love seeing new vids from you. It just gets me so happy and makes my day better. Thank you for helping me find reasons to keep going

After getting used to how neat, stylish, and beautiful Cinemawins thumbnails are it’s jarring to see just how ugly cinemasins are

2min in and one of the reasons I love your content so much is again revealed. Using the correct pronouns for Sam Smith shouldn't be commendable but sadly on the internet, it is. Good on you for being respectful Sir!

"Yeah, you're not quite blue enough, Bond" The Léa Seydoux and Blue Is The Warmest Color pun did not go unnoticed, Great film.

I looked this up two days ago just before you uploaded and was upset you didn’t do it. Two days later found out you posted this.

Hello

As a nonbinary person, I really appreciate you using Sam Smith's pronouns! It makes me feel welcome in a space (movie talk youtube) that I'm not always super comfortable in, so thank you.

Really loving the evolution of your videos! Tight jokes, tight editing, tight delivery - fantastic!

Thank you dude for making this, I’ve been waiting for you to make this because I love Spectre but I haven’t yet met a person that doesn’t hate it.