Everything or Nothing: The Untold Story of 007

For an untold story, a lot of this was already told, and told much better, on the individual DVD special features.

I've heard people complain that it's not new information and nothing they haven't seen through combined articles, TV spots and DVD commentaries. Why go through all that when you can have a documentary that provides it all for you in a well written, well put together informative piece? It's a great documentary that keeps your focus and never feels boring or dull.

Skip the first 30 minutes and go straight to the Lazenby segment. After that: Finish it if you like. I don't think I will.

The parts with all James Bond actors save Sean Connery are priceless. The rest though is the same old story added sentimental and bitchy comments from Barbara Broccoli.

Can't quite escape the feeling of being a puff-piece/hagiography for the 'great men' Saltzman and Broccoli, but as an extended Bond promo doco, it works quite well, though Connery's no doubt intentional absence from all sides means that there is little 'untold' here that hasn't been copiously covered in other Bond docos. Amusing, left-field appearance from Clinton is probably the most notable 'new' thing here, though it's always nice to hear from the various Bond actors.

Very interesting.

Can we just get The Beatles Anthology but for Bond?

Everything or Nothing is a pleasant watch but the content is familiar and this feels more like a DVD extra as apposed to a feature length documentary. There aren't any particular standout revelations or insights that we weren't previously aware of. But the hurdles and disputes surrounding the rights to 'Thunderball' in particular are interesting. And remarkably the actor to play James Bond that we knew least of all, George Lazenby gives the most interesting, humorous and frank interview.

Yay! Promotional documentary!

It'll hold your interest, particularly when the Bond actors themselves share their insights, but it'll leave your mind the instant it's over.

A solid and entertaining docu from beginning to end, with mostly known information, but some 'new' tidbits also. A must watch for any Bond enthusiast, it's that simple.

While this isn't necessarily a "warts and all" history of everything Bond, it definitely goes more into behind the scenes issues and tensions and negative critical reception of aspects of the series than your typical DVD extra. I really enjoyed especially the early history of the books and first few films and Pierce Brosnan's playful, candid, self-deprecating interview.

It's fine, but nothing new. Really, apart from an interview with George Lazenby on how much being Bond got him laid, there's very little of interest here.

it entertained me enough. but "untold" is a pretty bold statement for this rehash of information from many, many, many 007 books and documentaries over the years.

I wouldn't go so far as calling this thrilling. It's as thrilling as waiting in an office.

What you will learn from this film: Broccoli, Saltzman and Connery didn't see eye to eye. That is all.

The insight from the actors is great. Lazenby is the man.