Movies Rated 7 Stars
I remember having this movie on VHS tape. I still remember putting it in the VCR to watch whenever I felt like it. I loved it. So, this movie, in a way, is kind of nostalgic for me. I was so excited when I saw it on TV on Monday while I was surfing through […]
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In this movie James Bond tries to stop a media mogul’s plan to start a war between China and the U.K in order to gain exclusive global media coverage… Between this movie and the last one, these plots seem very realistic and very modern and that’s what makes these first two Pierce Brosnan movies actually
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This time James Bond is played by Timothy Dalton. Is there anything to recommend about this movie? There is, a lot, actually. Timothy Dalton’s James Bond shows a serious side that’s been missing in these movies since the early Sean Connery movies. If you’re looking for a bit for fun in your movie, this would
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The last James Bond movie starring Roger Moore. I gotta say, I wasn’t quite sure if I was going to like the Roger Moore era movies. Sean Connery is a better actor and an even better stunt man, I mean, the guy can pull off a fight scene convincingly. Roger Moore? Well, not so much.
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In this movie James Bond investigates the mid-air hijacking of a space shuttle and discovers a plot to commit global genocide via a rare plant from the Amazon rain-forest. Or something… I don’t even know… The plot is equally stupid as in The spy who loved me (1977). Again, I don’t care. As far as
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The plot of this movie revolves around madman and undersea enthusiast Carl Stromberg (Curd Jürgens), who steals British and Russian submarines that are carrying nuclear bombs and wants to blow up the world for no good reason so that we can all live in the sea or something. It’s stupid, but, I don’t care. Though
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The first of seven of Roger Moore’s James Bond movies. Is he as good as Sean Connery? Well, hard to say. In terms of acting ability, they’re about the same. When it comes to the gentleman side of James Bond, I’d say Roger Moore has a slight advantage, but when it comes to fight scenes,
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This is a romantic drama starring Academy award nominees Liam Neeson in Lesley Manville who in this movie play a middle-aged married couple Tom & Joan who are married for a number of years, but their everyday life is suddenly rocked by the news that Joan has breast cancer. The process of the treatment bonds
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In this movie James Bond teams up with the Japanese Secret Service in order to find and stop the true evildoers of a series of space hijackings, before war is provoked between Russia and the United States. This is a movie that I didn’t really know if I like or not, so, I went back
You only live twice (1967) Movie Review Read More »
In terms of how much I like this movie, it’s basically the same as Dr. No (1962). It again has some very well directed action, chase scenes, subtle comedy, Sean Connery is a badass again, pretty ok acting throughout, the Bond girl is again very attractive and the villians and the plot/mission are better this
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