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  • DocDrako
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    Moonraker is the only Bond film I've seen. I saw it when I was a kid and I liked it. Jaws is cool when he...nevermind...spoiler.

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  • Earth 2 Chris
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    Top 5 Bonds:

    1. Goldfinger
    2. Casino Royale
    3. Golden Eye
    4. Thunderball
    5. Live and Let Die (Moore's only truly good Bond movie, IMHO).

    Chris

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  • Evel KMego
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    I love Moonraker! The campiness is what I love most! How campy was the Batman tv series? Green Hornet? Avengers? Come on, campy is what we grew up on! Bring on all the campiness of the 60's and 70's!!!!!!

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  • kingdom warrior
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    I'm a hardcore Bond Fan Moonraker IMO is awful but it's better than View to a Kill that one is just Garbage......

    I never was a fan of Moore always loved Connery,Craig is awesome Thought Bronson was pretty good and I liked Daltons Two movies I even like Lazenby over Moore....

    Favorite Bond Movies
    1.GoldFinger
    2.Casino Royale
    3.ThunderBall
    4.From Russia with Love
    5.Dr.No
    6.You only Live Twice
    7.Diamonds are forever
    8.On her Majesty's secret service
    9.Live and Let die
    10.Tommorrow Never Dies
    Last edited by kingdom warrior; May 31, '07, 1:13 PM.

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  • Mikey
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    I wouldn't list Moonraker among my top-5 fav Bond movies, but I like it enough to be in my top 10.

    My top-5 list is .....

    1. Goldfinger
    2. Live and Let Die
    3. Octopusy
    4. The Man With the Golden Gun
    5. Diamonds are Forever

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  • palitoy
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    I don't hate it but it's so camp they might as well have put Dean Martin in as Bond. I never bought Moore as Bond anyway, he's too fey for the role.

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  • Comic Book Geek
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    Moonraker was the first Bond Movie I saw, and I walked out thinking it was the best movie ever.

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  • MegoNinja
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    Im going to have to agree with the fact that it is a poor attempt to capitalize on the sci-fi craze at the time. I love the character Jaws because he is a classic and memorable villain in the Bond movies, other than that I thought the entire film was made for children.

    'nuff said.

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  • Earth 2 Chris
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    My best friend is not a big Bond fan, but LOVES Moonraker. He's seen several movies and prefers it to all of them, and Moore over Connery or anyone else.

    I think it's the Bond movie for non-Bond fans.

    I can take it or leave it. Beyond Live and Let Die and parts of The Man with the Golden Gun, the majority of Moore's Bonds are just too campy and dated for me now. I'll take a Connery bond over any Moore movie any day.

    Chris

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  • The Bat
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    I have a fondness for it, because I remember watching as a Kid. Sure It get's pretty Tongue & cheek alot...but it was fun, and I still like it.
    Last edited by The Bat; Jun 18, '07, 7:01 AM.

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  • thunderbolt
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    It was a lame attempt to jump on the Star Wars bandwagon. Surprised Drax didn't have a breather mask and cape.

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  • YANOULI
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    on the whole, i like it.

    It is a bit slow for most of the film, my favourite bit is the space battle at the end.

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  • Hornet of Doom
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    I'm not really a Bond fan, but I respect the character and situations that Ian Fleming came up with.

    The whole idea of James Bond going into space sounds like the production company asked fifth graders what they wanted to see Bond do. Going into space and fighting a guy who bit things for a living just seems kinda lame.

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  • ABMAC
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    Moonraker is one of my least favourite of the Bond films I've seen. Because of its science fiction aspects, I really wanted to like it, but Roger Moore was looking and acting less like a secret agent and more like a rapidly aging film star by then. He was embarassing to watch. I've been to funerals where the corpses wore less makeup than he did, and they still looked better.

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  • thunderbolt
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    Never cared for the Moore Bonds. There was just something about him that didn't seem believable as 007.

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