After Drax Industries' Moonraker space shuttle is hijacked, secret agent James Bond is assigned to investigate, traveling to California to meet the company's owner, the mysterious Hugo Drax. With the help of scientist Dr. Holly Goodhead, Bond soon uncovers Drax's nefarious plans for humanity, all the while fending off an old nemesis, Jaws, and venturing to Venice, Rio, the Amazon...and outer space.
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1969 Bond cradles his murdered wife and grieves.
1979 Bond is flying around in space while lasers go off and he cums on the moon.
first time on 35mm.
you can grouse about how relentlessly corny this is or you can marvel at a spectacular analog technical achievement (the likes of which will probably never be seen again). my brain understands why people -- even Bond fans -- don't like this one, but my heart says you'd have to be crazy to hate it. also it ends with a giant fucking astronaut laser fight and if you can't get behind that there's just no helping you.
All jaws needed was a lil love 🥰. I love hate this cheesy tonally inconsistent bond entry. I really enjoyed jaws though he’s a real one. 4.5/10
Grade C+
M here again. As you were. Can’t say I’ve been compelled to rush through this portion of our adventure. Moonraker attempts to replicate the success of the previous film with recurring characters and a similar plot, this time capitalizing on the space craze of the 70s. Though it boasts some memorable set pieces and is firing its quirkiness on all cylinders, the attempt falls completely flat. It simply comes off as too much, too ridiculous even amongst the standards of an already silly franchise. What follows in my mission debriefing. I hope you enjoy.
The Opening: Did you know they actually transport space shuttles on the backs of planes like that? I’ve seen it. The film opens with a decent…
My appreciation for this one has grown slightly over the years, mostly because I do like the villain (who is much less coy and much more gleeful in his desire for world domination than the usual Bond baddie) and the Ken Adam designs are so magnificent. (I’m a big fan of the table that completely retracts into the floor.) Still, Moonraker owes more to Road Runner cartoons than Cold War espionage. The series is almost indistinguishable from Austin Powers at this point.
Like with The Spy Who Loved Me last week, I've reviewed Moonraker at length before.
This is the James Bond film I grew up on and I still love it no matter whether objectively or critically it stands up to close scrutiny. The fact is that it is entertaining from start to finish and there is ALWAYS something happening, no matter how stupid it is.
Some points of order:-
* The stuntman doubling for Richard Kiel in the opening skydiving scene does not even look SLIGHTLY like him. "Oh put some goggles on him, nobody will ever notice!"
* The bit with Corinne Clery and the dogs is still one of the nastiest Bond scenes ever. If not THE nastiest.…
isn't it just so fitting that the moment this franchise really jumped the shark was when they sent a character named Jaws into space
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The infamous film in which 007 explores space is not only disappointing because it only happens towards the end of the film, as the rest of the story takes place on earth. Now, many of the action scenes are well done, and Jean Tournier's ability to capture the breathtaking landscapes in which our characters set out is quite brilliant at times, and the premise is quite very interesting. Unfortunately, none of this greatness matters that much as the film ultimately fails because the script has no idea what kind of movie it wants to be, and the director is equally confused about the…
Space movies were becoming increasingly more popular by the end of the seventies (thank you George Lucas and Steven Spielberg), so of course the world's greatest spy needed to escape the confines of the earth as well. Watching Moonraker, I am always surprised how much time it actually takes for Bond to get up there. As always he is far more preoccupied with *I want to say the usual spy shenanigans* but they are significantly more campy and ridiculous this time around. It is still a good time however. Especially when you watch the movie with an awesome watch partner.
The epic laser battle between the bad guys and the space marines has always been my favourite part of the movie.
