A newly developed microchip designed by Zorin Industries for the British Government that can survive the electromagnetic radiation caused by a nuclear explosion has landed in the hands of the KGB. James Bond must find out how and why. His suspicions soon lead him to big industry leader Max Zorin.
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Christopher Walken in this movie
- puts special steroids inside horses that can only be triggered with a special thing inside of the whips of the riders
- has his hench-woman murder a guy by dropping them out of a blimp mid air via a trap door and a staircase that turns into a slide
- puts a guy into a pipe with a fan still on, there by turning them into minced meat
- has a plot that involves flooding all of silicon valley via exploding mine shafts surrounding the area just so he'll have a better market on technology
- mows down his own employs with an uzi as a mine shaft begins to explode and flood with…
Real men don't eat quiche...
... they cook and serve it to beautiful young women after shooting a bunch of thugs who work for a deranged former KGB agent turned computer chip magnate who dabbles in horse breeding and also has interests in California oil fields.
(In other words, an underrated Bond movie. Every time I revisit it, I like it more.)
James is back on his anti-russian shit; I really don't care enough to follow the plot; I have enough on my hands trying to deal with the soundtrack and credits sequence here. Moneypenny is an absolute doll and I am SO happy for her that she gets to be DONE with bond after this. unlike some of us.
Christopher Walken is a darling baby and probably also the bad guy since he seems to have bleached hair which is pretty damn sinister. this movie is 131 minutes long and do you wanna know something? Every single time I watch one of these movies I am STUNNED that ANOTHER one got made afterwards. How long are they going to keep this…
Featuring Roger Moore's final turn as James Bond, "A View to a Kill" is an entertaining but imperfect action film. A mix of seriousness and silliness, John Glen's film follows the tried and true 007 formula of excitement, fun, and globetrotting spectacle; but the experience is slightly soured by weak performances and eye-roll inducing goofiness. The spy epic works, but it takes a little bit of patience to enjoy.
With a plot that involves microchips, steroids, and a threat to blow up Silicon Valley, "A View to a Kill" boasts the standard combination of then-timely plot points and larger-than-life criminal machinations. It all results in a solid story with a mix of compelling characters.
The film bears the same inviting…
"GET ZORIN FOR MEEEEEEEEEEE!"
You may or may not have noticed that it's been quite a while since I watched and reviewed Octopussy. I've been thinking up all kinds of excuses not to watch A View To A Kill - watching Rutger Hauer films about giant rat Satanists, for hell's sake. But I finally caved in. And no, I don't wish that I had.
Blimey, Roger was looking really old by this point. I mean, he wasn't exactly a spring chicken in Octopussy but he seems to have aged about 20 years in the 2 years between these two. Yet Lois Maxwell seems to have de-aged. Hmm. I'm not sure why it was believed to be at all a good…
Nobody ranks Bond better for Bond-a-thon
The girls went off out to a party on Sunday leaving the boys at home. So myself and six month old Jack set to work watching A View to a Kill and playing with wonder cubes, building blocks, musical snails and his current favourite pink birdie.
Can't say I'm a fan of the super cheesy snowboarding scene set to the Beach Boys opening. The stunt work is impressive but the double used nowhere near convinces as being Moore. The music is just jarring and an unnecessary embellishment. Jack filling his nappy within the first five minutes was his verdict and how could I disagree?
During the nappy change I didn't see the credits, I…
This is a pretty terrible movie, but if I'm in the right mood it entertains me a lot. Mostly because it's the only James Bond movie where Christopher Walken plays the bad guy. That alone makes it worth watching.
With A View to a Kill, the James Bond franchise bottomed out yet again. This film is easily one of the worst entries in the franchise for a variety of reasons. First and foremost, Roger Moore was WAY too old to be portraying James Bond at this point. Moore was 57 years old at the time this was filmed and it shows. He was never very convincing in his action sequences to begin with, but it reaches laughable heights here. To make matters worse, there are several action scenes in which Moore's stunt double is clearly visible. It's as if they didn't even try to hide it. Watching Bond putting the moves on women old enough to be his daughter…
For some reason this one didn’t feel as cynical as the last few and the story actually played out fairly clearly but its still not great. I feel bad for Grace Jones cause her character is fucking awful (seriously... May Day.) and honestly most of the acting is hilariously bad. The only reason I didn’t hate this one is cause it felt like they actually had an idea and the villains are kind of fun and at least memorable. There’s some decent cinematography and music, aside from the atrocious opening song.
1ère vision (2003 ?) : En dvd (collection James Bond).
2nde vision (2013) : En dvd pour ma rétro Bond.
The second worst Bond movie (behind Octopussy), saved in some part by Christopher Walken
Hands down best Bond opening credit song , Naked silhouettes skiing down mountains of cocaine with neon booby streamers. A great final outing for Moore but James Bond shouldn’t look like he smells of Werther’s Original.
Christopher Walken bleaches his hair, wrestles Grace Jones, cheats at horse racing with some remote controlled steroids ("The button is small enough to fit inside a jockey's whip"), and tries to corner the computer chip market by sinking all of silicon valley into the sea.
Old man Moore makes quiche and tries to stop him.
This is over two hours long.
To be honest I haven't watched any of the old Bond movies since I was ten, and I didn't even particularly like them then. This was even stupider than I remember. Bond solves exactly zero problems himself, instead relying on the women to do all the work. And then he gets to kiss them all, these beautiful young radiant women, while Moore looks like a baked potato left out too long.
At least Christopher Walken was hotter than he had any rights to be.
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