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Desmond Llewelyn, Kristina Wayborn, Lois Maxwell, Louis Jourdan, Maud Adams, Robert Brown (I), Roger Moore, Steven Berkoff
James Bond (Agent 007) must investigate the murder of a fellow agent who was clutching a priceless Faberge egg at the time of his death. The trail leads to the mysterious Octopussy, whose traveling ci...( read more
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This film made me blush in front of my mum when all the ladies had not many clothes on and Bond saves the day dressed as a clown.
Why do we love Roger Moore as 007? Not only can he look good while saving the world, he also got some of the best lines in the Bond movies, infuriating to the bad guys and near provocative to the ladies... you couldnt help but laugh and say "Only Bond can say that and get away wi...( read more)
Roger's a little long in the tooth here, but this one still has it's moments. Unfortunately not buying the action and sex though.
Roger Moore got his AARP card in this one and it shows. The story takes 007 from looking into stolen Russian artwork to a plot to start World War III in a tale that is a little difficult to process at times. Maud Adams returns as the title character with Louis Jordan playing the ...( read more)
It was a good James Bond film but not my favourite.Not my least favourite though either my least favourite is Quantum of Solace.
The story in this one was a bit slow it wasn't as Interesting as the others.Don't get me wrong it was good but I do perfer Live and Let die,casino r...( read more)
Gets a bad rap but definitely ranks among the best of the '80s Bonds with plenty of action, intrigue, and a breathless bomb-on-a-train scenario.
Roger Moore's best 007 movie and certainly the best-named Bond flick. But also the most misleading movie title in cinematic history. A first-time viewer might think this as a porno.
