Originally posted by: Mike O
Weird-ass title, if you ask me.

Fleming didn't exactly write high art though; he was basically a pulp writer, and some of the "flights of fancy" were pretty fun (The Spy Who Loved Me, Goldeneye).

What is weird about the title? I am wondering if it is coming under such criticism because people don't know what those words mean, or because they are words that see relatively little regular use. I like that they are both very powerful words that seem to get very little use in common speech, it is very poetic title too.

As for Fleming's flight's of fancy, "The Spy Who Loved Me" and "Goldeneye"... you do realize Fleming did not write Goldeneye, right?