Reflecting on some of the Bond songs was a lot of fun, but too many great ones were left out. Considering how important music is to the 007 franchise, I think a more extensive TV miniseries might've been a better format.

Much like any great performance, “The Sound of 007” understands that brevity is preferable over excess, and it’s always better to leave the audience wanting more instead of wearing them out, or worse, boring them.

When it focuses on No Time To Die it feels way too much like an FYC campaign rather than a real documentary, but the non-No Time To Die parts are fabulous and well worth a watch if you love anecdotes from musicians and Bond, James Bond.

The Sound of 007 offers some spectacular insight in just under 90 minutes but there's probably enough material out there for a documentary series.