Roger Moore, Yaphet Kotto, Jane Seymour
When James Bond (Agent 007) investigates the murders of three fellow agents, he soon finds himself a target, evading vicious assassins as he closes in on the powerful Kananga. Known on the streets as ...( read more
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DVD Release Date: October 19, 1999
Stats: 2,383 reviews
Bond goes blaxplotition. People who describe this movie as 'racist' are clearly deluded. Ok,the entire set of villains are black, but this in fact is a positive. In previous Bonds, there were few noticable black characters, and those that did appear were mainly stereotyped as sim...( read more)
Bond does blaxsploitation. Pretty enjoyable for Moore's first shot. Interesting to see the character carrying a .44 magnum in the end battle.
Roger Moore takes over the role of James Bond in Live and Let Die, which has Bond spending most of his time in the Western Hemisphere as he investigates the connection between a Caribbean prime minister and an American drug lord.
What's interesting about Live and Let Die is tha...( read more)
Voodoo, heroin, airplane/car chases, racist southern police, snake attacks...this Bond film has it all. Well, the first ninety minutes is a Bond film, the rest is some weird, Dukes of Hazard/horror movie mixture. It's all thrown together in sort of a mishmash, and I never really ...( read more)
British agent named James Bond (Roger Moore) follows Kananga back to San Monique to meet a beautiful virgin tarot expert named Solitaire (Jane Seymour) has the uncanny ability to see both future & remote events in the present.
James meets the boatman Quarrel, Jr. takes him to ...( read more)
Roger Moore is convincing as Bond, maintaing the charm and poise you would expect from his character. Adding "darling" to every other line, his sophistication shines through.
I particularly like his watch gadget: simple yet brilliant. The way in which it features in seve...( read more)
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