James Bond: Thunderball Lib/E (Audiobook)

from bnielsen

James Bond keder sig og bruger 60 cigaretter og en halv flaske sprut om dagen. M sender ham på kurophold på Shrublands. Her støder han på en grev Lippe, som sætter et strækapparat til at strække Bond lidt ekstra. Til gengæld skolder Bond ham, så han må en tur på hospitalet en uges tid. Det genere...

from cinesnail88

In my ninth excursion into the world of 007 I was very quickly intrigued - the last couple have been a bit disappointing, but this one makes up for the slump. Domino was quite the character, and I loved the idea of SPECTRE, probably because I loved the idea of SMERSH so much.

from polarbear123

Back to a normal full length Bond story here Fleming is on fine form. The story rattles along at a good old pace, but how much does Bond actually do in this adventure? Not a lot really I think. There is also a tendency for Fleming to dwell on some technological or mundane aspect a little too long...

from benuathanasia

Well the first third of it was "James Bond takes a spa trip because he's getting out of shape." Not exactly the dashing womanizer we all know and love. It got much better once the nukes were nabbed. Most of the action was sub-aquatic, which made it a bit awkward (the narrator admits that their fi...

from tyroeternal

Thunderball got off to an excellent start on the whole. The world is in danger, M has a hunch, Bond is off to save the world. In this novel Bond is not as clever or as interesting as many of the others. The storyline flows from piece to piece with little surprise or excitement and does seem to dr...