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Movie Notes: A View To A Kill

Started by webomatica · 10 months ago

I still found the decidedly eighties entry in the James Bond Franchise, A View To A Kill enjoyable, despite its cheesy, made for television vibe. I also must plead guilty to some personal bias - the setting is Silicon Valley, with some scenes occurring in San Francisco proper (Fisherman' ... Continue reading »

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  • sang

    2 years ago

    the duran duran song for this film is ace
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  • webomatica

    2 years ago

    i like that song too. How many times have Duran Duran broken up and gotten back together since then? Are they still around...?
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  • Ben

    2 years ago

    Roger Moore was getting old when he did this one. I liked Christopher Walken as the villain. The plot was alright. The fight on the Golden Gate bridge was cool. The Bond song was good. Good Movie and Roger Moore to old.
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  • webomatica

    2 years ago

    A lot of commentators on The Best And Worst James Bond Films thought this movie should have been one of the worst. I'm inclined to agree...
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  • T.D. Fuhringer

    2 years ago

    I loved the music and Christopher Walken's performance. It's too bad the rest of the movie was weak because it could have been awesome. View To A Kill is the best Bond song IMHO.
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  • webomatica

    2 years ago

    True, and I noticed with many of the James Bond films, certain aspects were good but many others lacking.

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  • Slammerworm

    1 year ago

    This movie should really have been directed by Chuck Jones, at least then it could have received the 'cartoon' treatment it deserved. In fact, this is so wilfully silly that for sheer 'throw yer brain out the window and you'll be entertained' value it is one crucial rung above the more 'serious' Moonraker.
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