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Roger Moore's best performance. Bond film number 10 has every thing,
Skiing chase, car chase with the famous Lotus Esprit, aqua fight, best
bond, best bond girl, best bond bad guy, best bond co-bad guy,Jaws,
great music, great ending (Bad guy death) and great locations.

The Lotus Esprit is definitely the best bond car so far, the reason is
that its a cool car and a submarine and still it has all of those
gadgets.

Carl Strongberg is my favourite baddie because he has a cool base. Plus
like You Only Live Twice the nuclear submarines get captured by a
opening hatch at the front of the ship only on You Only Live Twice the
space shuttle opens.

Lewis Gilbert directs two of the best films in James Bond, The Spy Who
Loved Me & You Only Live Twice. In fact these are my favourite Bond
Films, From Russia With Love, You Only Live Twice, OHMSS, The Spy Who
Loved Me, For Your Eyes Only, Octopussy, A View To A Kill, The Living
Daylights, Licence To Kill, Goldeneye, Tomorrow Never Dies & Casino
Royale..

great movie , i watched 3 times..

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My favourite Bond movie. Barbara Bach is very sexy.

a nice james bond movie but still liked sean connery more as 007.

just wanna watch The Spy Who Loved Me millions.

You can never go wrong with James Bond movies..

cool.. i want to be james bond.

just wanna watch The Spy Who Loved Me (1977-Roger Moore) thousands.

perfect movie so many nice gadjets are used in this movie by roger moore .

When both a British and a Russian nuclear submarine disappear without
trace, suave MI6 spy James Bond and beautiful KGB agent Anya Amasova
must temporarily join forces to solve the mystery.

This is one of my favourite Bond flicks; like Gilbert's prior outing,
You Only Live Twice, it's gloriously excessive, over-the-top and
enormous fun all the way. It's got a mad villain with an insane looking
undersea secret base, a sexy Russian spy called Agent Triple X, an
unflappable silent movie giant henchman who bites through anything and
anyone that gets in his way, a supercool Lotus Elise which turns into
an underwater submersible, not one but two classic Hammer Films babes
(Munro and Leon) and a humungous oil tanker which eats submarines. In
terms of plausibility it may be a tad lacking, but for sheer
jaw-dropping action entertainment it's rarely been topped, with a
stunning ski-chase opening, a memorable fight in the Abu Simbel
temples, a fantastic car/motorbike/helicopter chase along the Costa
Smeralda and a huge finale dust-up in villain Stromberg's vast Atlantis
base. Ken Adam's production design, particularly for the latter, is
just breathtaking in its scope and grandiose comic-book stylings - Adam
built the largest soundstage in the world, flooded with a million
gallons of water, for the amazing sequences where the subs are captured
by the Liparus. Okay so the movie may have a few too many jokes about
sexual proclivity and the plot doesn't really bear much scrutiny, but
it's everything a Bond movie should be; stylish, action-packed, exotic
escapist fantasy, transporting you to some glamorous other-worldly
universe of spies, arch-villains, wild gadgets, dangerous women and
international intrigue. It's sensational, with a great cast, terrific
photography, neato special effects (by Derek Meddings) and a goofily
enjoyable string-disco score featuring one of the most memorable theme
songs of the series (Nobody Does It Better). Everyone has their own
favourite Bond films and eras, but I think this one is pretty
undeniably one of the best (both Moore and producer Albert Broccoli
cited it as a favourite). Some weird trivia; there is a gaffe in the
end credits citing For Your Eyes Only as the next film in the series
(it was actually Moonraker), Stanley Kubrick was an uncredited lighting
/ technical consultant on the big stage shots, and by most accounts
this was the last movie Elvis Presley saw. Shot in Egypt, Canada,
Scotland, Sardinia and at Pinewood Studios, this is blockbuster British
action cinema at its best..