The best and worst of Bond's Thunder Murder

Birdie 2022-03-25 09:01:09

C. The fourteenth film in the 007 series, the last of Roger Moore. The film was shot in two non-live locations: the prologue Bond set foot in the Soviet Union (Siberia) for the first time, but was actually filmed in Iceland; because the official prohibition of filming any scenes of the fall of the Golden Gate, the ending of the villain on the Golden Gate Bridge was completed by special effects. The two chase scenes are the most distinctive: at the beginning, there is a villain chase on the streets of Paris. The tension and comedy are very advanced, and at the same time, there is a French landscape in the background; the American street is chased by the American police, which is still the display of the street scene around the city ( There is even the disclosure of the car shock), and finally the police car and police officers were blocked by the movable bridge. There are two other escapes outside the scene: being submerged under water and escaping by wheel gas, and being thrown into flames and escaping in an elevator. Then there are two different characters: Grace Jones' black female role is amazing (and finally helps Bond to sacrifice herself), Christopher Walken's villain continues personality (the first in the series). The actor who won the Olympics is the villain who suppressed Bond all the way). Banni Qian finally shed tears, and Louise Maxwell stepped down after 14 films.

Rubie 2022-03-28 09:01:03

Roger Moore was fifty-eight years old when he played this, probably in the same state as Jackie Chan today (or even worse), so ending his 007 career may be the best choice, strange to say, as Sean Connery's successor, he is actually three years older than Connery. Christopher Walken was the first acquaintance I saw in the series, and the tone of the neurotic villain was fascinating.