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I remember when this came out BATMAN was all the rage, and the early serials were released on VHS. I picked up the second one, BATMAN AND ROBIN, which starred Robert Lowery and John Duncan as Batman and Robin. One of the chapters ended with a cliffhanger on a mountain road involving a truck chase sequence. Kind of reminded me of this scene here. As low budget as those serials were, they packed a lot of action and stunt-work- somewhat akin to Bond.
The music is solid as well. Great version of the Bond theme. I do feel Barry would have provided a bit of action music specific to this film, though. Something like his Snow Job/He's Dangerous theme from AVTAK.
Agree with all this. And that's my favorite scene in the film, in a film that has several great (and intense) scenes.
Lupe has the iguana. I like to put my cat on my shoulder the way Sanchez had his iguana.
Pam gets into high school cheerleader jealousy mode.
Lupe goes off with Pedro Jr. That would have been funnier if she took Q away instead in that last shot of her.
Winking fish. Yay or Nay?
Never noticed it myself before Bond fans started mentioning it.
Nice ending theme. As much as I like Glady Knight's song, this might have made the title track a bigger hit.
Great viewing of my favorite movie from 1989.
Good way to end the year.
Rightfully so.
No better way to start 2019!
Meh.
to bring in the New Year.
Gunbarrel- my favorite in the series..........alongside TB, OHMSS, DAF, and AVTAK. Yes I prefer traditional Barry.
Bond has a shiny wet-suit. I love the little hop after he kicks the guard in the head.
Like Roger would later do, Connery wears dress shoes for ALL occasions.
That's why both Connery and Moore are the most bad ass Bonds. Running in dress shoes with slippery soles isn't exactly easy. Craig's shoes all seem to have traction.
Sean looks great here in the white dinner jacket.
I love this PTS. My favorite of the early ones.
I tend to dismiss the Lowery restorations on many of the films not being true to their cinematic counterparts. This time, I can't complain.
Shirley Bassey is my favorite Bond singer.
Damn. This is classic.
Into Miami! YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm singing along with it.
I've always waned to visit Miami, bit somehow if it doesn't look like it did in 1964 I'm not sure I want to bother.
Felix!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I should get me a bright yellow shirt like that for next summer.
I remember Gene Siskel ranting in his review of GOLDENEYE " I like Connery ...and everyone else has been NOTHING compared to Connery!!!!!!!!"
It was pretty damn funny, but looking at Sean's effortlessly cool bad assery here, I can't exactly fault one for feeling that way.
That was classic.
"Strict rules of golf?"
An ejector seat? You must be joking...
I should ask for tire cutters instead.
All quality movies. By comparison SP is so dull and dreary. I love Craig and what he has done for the franchise, but looking forward to actor #7.
Great Barry music here...............
Yes! Those Bond figures have incredible detail. I don't have any myself, but they are great.
I must say I am as well, though I'm glad he's back for a 5th. I just hope Bond # 7 has a more reliable run.
Kara to explain your comment? ;)
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAEEEAGGGGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHH!
Splat.