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Movie Review:
This is probably one of the best Roger Moore movies. The plot
involves a man who wishes to start a Nuclear War so he can begin a new
civilization under the sea. He uses a large tanker to capture Bristish
and Soviet submarines. James Bond is called in to investigate, and
is teamed up with Tripple X, a female member of the KGB. This movie
is also the first to introduce Jaws, a super villian with jaws of steel.
While many people came to love this villian, many Bond fans thought that
this character was the worst abomination that the Bond films faced.
They said he was far to comical and too unbelievable to have a place in
the Bond films. When I first saw this movie as a child, I thought
Jaws was a terrific, menacing villian. Now, he seems too silly.
In my opinion, this movie would have been much better if Jaws wasn't in
it. I still enjoy the movie, despite the addition of Jaws.
Extras Review:
Like all of the bond DVDs, this one is chalked full of every extra
imaginable. A newly created Documentary of the making of The Spy
Who Loved Me, original tv ads, radio ads, trailers, audio commentary
and more. And of coarse it contains the Collectible "Making-Of" Booklet
like all of the Bonds.
Video and Sound Quality:
The video is excellent. When I showed it to a friend, he said
if I hadn't told him, he would have thought that the movie was made yesterday,
the picture quality was so good. The audio was also good. |
