Adventure Movie Genre
Not a bad movie, but, also not a very good one. A fake Fabergé egg and the death of Agent 009 lead James Bond to discover a jewel-smuggling operation led by Octopussy who is being used as disguise for a nuclear attack on N.A.T.O. The plot sounds O.K. This movie isn’t as action packed or […]
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The studio probably thought: ”You know what this franchise needs? A whole lot of fun. Let’s embrace the silliness to the fullest.” This movie has everything that I ever wanted out of these early James Bond movies. I love so many things in this movie. This movie goes all in on the action and comedy.
For Your Eyes Only (1981) Movie Review Read More »
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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Roger Moore’s second James Bond movie… This time he goes off to Hong Kong, Macau, Thailand, and then the South China Sea in search of a solar energy weapon. The villain in this movie is Hector Scaramanga played by Christopher Lee, who is an expert assassin who kills people for a lot of money with
The man with the golden gun (1974) Movie Review Read More »
Ok, so the violence in Joker is mild when compared to this movie. Why was the violence in Joker talked about so much? Everyone kept saying that it was a dangerous movie. I don’t get it… Why? Ok, so, now that we got the violence part out of the way, let’s talk about this movie
21 Bridges (2019) Movie Review Read More »
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,
Live and let die (1973) Movie Review Read More »
Sean Connery finally returns as James Bond. But does this make the movie any good? Well, in terms of entertaining car chases, fight scenes, funny dialogue that the series has been known for so far, then, yes, very good. Sean Connery is also the best part of the movie, as always. If you’re looking just
Diamonds are forever (1971) Movie Review Read More »
It may suffer in comparison to Pixar’s classics, but Onward stands on its own as a funny, heartwarming and extremely-well animated family adventure. The background animation here is stunning. I couldn’t tell if it was a real background or an animated one. It’s that seamless. This also a completely original movie. It’s not based on
Onward (2020) Movie Review Read More »
This is the first James Bond movie without Sean Connery. This time around he is played by George Lazenby in his first and only James Bonds movie… Aaaand, the difference in the quality of this movie and the movies that came before it are obvious. I would say the best performances are by the Bond
On her majesty’s secret service (1969) Movie Review Read More »