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A View to a Kill |
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Primary Location: |
First Saw:In Theatre |
Saw at/with: With Jessica at Showcase Ornange ( I fell asleep)
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Rating: PG
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Year:
1985
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Category: Thriller Action
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Director:
John Glen
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Time:
126 min.
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Writer:
Richard Maibaum
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| Mine: |
With out a doubt the worse James Bond ever. Roger is kind of old. The villan is lame, the story lamer. Just really bad. The low point in this series of films.
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| Leonard Maltin/Plot synopsis: |
One of the weakest James Bond films saddles 007 with a bland villain (Walken, who wants to destroy California's lucrative Silicon Valley), a monotonous villainess (Jones), and a wimpy leading lady (Roberts). And it goes on forever. Only some spectacular stunt sequences keep it alive. (Oh, yes, there's also a gorgeous Russian spy--played by Fullerton--who disappears too soon. ) Moore's final appearance as 007. Panavision.
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| User Reviews: |
christine's rating:
(out of 5 stars) |
I think this is one of the greatest bond - movies of all times, and I especially like the performance of christopher walken (zorin). he is a great villain, and he plays his part very good. and he does a lot of the dirty work, unlike other villains.
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