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With specific references to the initial sequences and credits of two or three James Bond films, explore the reasons why the James Bond formula is so successful.
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Bashori Rahman, 10T, Mr. Smith With specific references to the initial sequences and credits of two or three James Bond films, explore the reasons why the James Bond formula is so successful. James Bond is a simple secret agent based on the books by Ian Fleming that were first created in the early 1950s, but has become an international British legend and the most successful film franchise ever. In forty years, twenty films have been made starring five different actors, each film being as brilliant and unique as the previous one. The Bond formula has remained successful because of the large number of differences and similarities between each film as well as the many simple characteristics of the Bond franchise. The charm, wit and heroic figure of James Bond has for many years made men want to be Bond and women want to be with Bond. Over the forty years, James...
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