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AVTAK- 12 votes
So incredibly close! However, 1974 seemed to be a better year for Bond than 1985.
Next match begins now!
Live and Let Die vs. For Your Eyes Only
It doesn't have Sheriff Pepper in it.
Both are in my top ten, and it is close, with FYEO at #6 and LALD at #8. Still though, FYEO has the edge. Overall, the locations are infinitely better, Roger is better, the action is vastly superior, and the pacing, in my opinion, is a little bit smoother. Both have amazing soundtracks to their credit! LALD boasts the better villains also.
I like FYEO, it's by my favourite Bond director and there's a great cold war plot, a great performance by Moore, and some great action, but they gave Blofeld a crap death. That for me is enough to let it down.
I took a liking to this film growing up as a youth. I wasn't too keen on it as a kid. But, nowadays I love every aspect of this film, including the unconventional (by 007 standards) Conti score. Even Bibi gets a pass (and an ice cream if she must insist. ;-) )
Better story, better Bond from Sir Rog, better direction, better action.
Better Bond girl, but only so far as the character goes. Carole Bouquet and Jane Seymour would run neck and neck in the stunner department. Ding dong.
But I like LALD and it has a great theme song.
I've never been overly keen on LALD. Don't get me wrong its a good movie but not all that great IMO. It looks a bit too cheap and "70s blaxploitation" for my liking. It's not really that stylish, luscious or epic.
Ditto that Murdock. I still love LALD and wouldn't mind anyone voting it best Moore film.
I Agree, I love LALD too, It was one of the first I saw as a boy.