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The action scenes are a lot less dynamic than The Spy Who Loved Me, and the plot is kinda similar to the last movie just set in space, but the whole Noah's ark angle is pretty cool. But personally I'm not a super huge fan of this one. The actor for Drax has almost no emotion. Not to mention Jaws is not as strong a villain. I really enjoy what they did with him though, he has a change of heart and they let him speak which was nice. This movie was less interesting than the last I can say for sure. It's just okay for most of the runtime, but in the late part of the movie it's quite a bit better, and the final act is very good. It really feels like just a reaction to Star Wars. I was at 3 stars for most of the runtime, but "007, what are you doing?" "I think he's attempting re-entry sir" is a legendary line.

Another awesome movie. The sets? Fantastic! I think this is the first real globe trotter they had. Austria, to Cairo, to Italy. All super interesting things they do, and the sea base from Mr. Stromberg, is just outstanding!! Sure it looks a bit silly for modern standards, but what a vision they had, to put this on the screen in 1977! Great work. The dynamic with the two agents, 007 and XXX, was very good to watch as well. That is something they've never really touched on before. The action scenes are shot amazingly well, they just knock it out of the park. Especially the chase scene with the white car, the motorcycle and helicopter The lines are once again witty and fantastic. "I did a survival course in Siberia" "I believe many of your fellow countryman have". Jaws is quite an iconic character as well, a huge 7ft tall man with metal teeth? Perfect. Also, Naomi is gorgeous. 10/10 this is my favorite Bond film. They even released it on 1977/07/07!

Absolutely the best bond film yet. Fantastic characters, scenes, locations, and plot. The mcguffin is actually semi realistic, the way they replay bond walking through the maze area at the beginning, and change it up at the end was awesome. The gun itself was of course very unique and quite iconic. The sheriff from the last movie coming back was really cool, although he kinda overstays his welcome. Goldknight is an idiot but whatever, and Knickknack? Most offensive name ever for a midget but he's cool too. Love this movie, 9/10.

The need for them to make a "blacksploitation"? Film (not sure if that's what it is), yet to make one of the bond girls white anyways is hilarious. And to make her name Solitaire 😂😂😂. It's a fine movie. I love the distinctly 70s getup that the dudes in new york were wearing though. As the movie goes on though, there is just a slew of great moments and dialogue. A return to form of the fun of other movies. Although the villain is a little weak, the way he dies is fantastic

This movie is entertaining but the plot points don't make any sense. For example, how do the astronauts disrespect the main character when he is literally the brains for the entirety of a ginormous space station that protects the entire planet? Or how does the lady not get tackled for shooting at the rally? Or how was there a single point to control the whole space station to begin with? The "self destruct can't be reversed!!" Trope??? Really? There's just so many of these stupid things that happen in this movie.

This movie is insanely dumb, absolutely the worst movie from the Sean Connery era. Nothing makes sense at all, the villain is the most egregious case of "ahh, my arch nemesis who has foiled every single plan of every other bad guy. You are free to go". Like what even is going on. At least in You Only Live Twice they were racist to spice things up, in this movie there's not even any misogyny! James literally just walks between each crappy set with the most insane plot armor known to man. And the Bond girl, cash or whatever, is probably the stupidest one of them all as well. She doesn't even die to make up for the sin of her idiocy either, unlike the Asian lady from you only live twice who was actually kind of a beast. I mean she ran up and down a mountain barefoot in a bikini in order to save bond. In this one, some random girl sees bond and dies in the next scene over. The fight between Thumper and Bambi was just awful. Not in the "that's a smith and Wesson" as he's holding a 1911 with a 4" long suppressor like a Mac 10. No I'm talking three goofballs flailing their arms and pretending it's a life or death matter. I've got no clue how they went so far backwards with this movie. The chase scene with the Mustang in the same 2 Las Vegas streets is undoubtedly awesome, but for it to be prefaced with the most inane and brainless mess that the desert chase with the moon craft was cancels it out. Sorry but that thing was laughable. I just couldn't suspend my disbelief that that abomination could outrun real cars, that Bond could drive it perfectly compared to the guards, and that he could even get out and have it not immediately flip over when he hijacked the motortricycle. Nope. Also the laser doesn't make any sense, because how could they possibly attack 3 specific points all across the globe simultaneously with one single satellite, but in the end of the movie they can't angle the satellite at all and have to wait 12 minutes to get an angle on the white house. In Goldfinger, irradiating the entire supply of gold in the US? That's actually a really cool and unique idea. Big laser that can sometimes be insanely accurate? What? There is also not a single mention of SPECTRE, the main focus of all of the other Sean Connery movies. I guess I'm not 70 years old looking at this movie through Rose tinted glasses.