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Moore looks far too old for the role in this one. Almost mummified in some scenes. Roberts is rather dreadful. Walken is very underused. The plot isnt very interesting, and it's rather convoluted. Not a very engaging story. While the stunts are all rather good, you can see the stunt doubles more then usual It has a scene where microchips are explained and everyone in is is 60 years plus. I think Moore is the youngest one there. The franchise really shows its age here. Visually rather flat. The locations arent very interesting or exotic (Paris, San Fransisco...ooohhh) Just a very dull film. Not as bad as Live And Let Die or Die Another Day (both films that rubbed me the wrong way), but just not very interesting.
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Mar 31, 2015 - 5:45 AM
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Tall Guy
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"In the world of high adventure, the highest number is still 007." After all this time, it STILL annoys me that he sings "Pheonix" instead of "Phoenix". Good points - Chris Walken, the mine climax, the horse race/chase, May Day's illogical but oddly touching sacrifice Bad points - RM being 20 years too old and as a result the stunts (and the bonking of everything in sight) being risibly unconvincing, the keystone cops elements of the fire truck episode, Tanya Roberts, the Achille Aubergine character (a knock off Hercule Poirot), the double-taking pigeon. Yes, I know the last one was in a different film, but I was still suffering from it in 1985.
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We havent had any messages and we definitely did not eat this deliciously plump-breasted pigeon.
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twice.
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