As I've suddenly realized this is the 50th anniversary year for 007 in the cinema, I think Jack Lord could, so that means we're going to get into some Bondage!
There are a couple of choices for trailers for this movie - I like this one because of the narrator...
And because we're celebrating a semi-centennial - let's take a look at the American and British posters. British movie posters are called quads, and they look like the American style turned on its side.
Here's the American poster:
And here's the British quad:
It's the first James Bond feature film - I saw it on ABC TV in the 80's for the first time, well into watching the series. At first, as a teen, it wasn't one of my faves, but now I like it a lot.
It resides in the video vault on VHS, DVD, and on Blu-Ray. The restoration work done for the hi-def releases is startling. If you've only ever seen this on television or videotape, I heartily recommend a Blu-Ray viewing on a nice big TV - like mine - and you could pop by tonight, even!
Until next post, you Can Poke Me With A Fork, Cause I Am Outta Here!
My dad always said this was the reason he liked Ursula Andress. I loved this movie and the first time I watched it, age 11 on ABC, I never got the double entendres. Of course on further viewing, at 15 on VHS, I was a bit more jaded and highly appreciative of 007's style.
ReplyDeleteMB - I think this is the reason EVERYBODY likes Ursula Andress. Except Harry Hamlin, for obvious reasons. AH! Look at that cyclical reference! Harry Hamlin FTW!
ReplyDeleteUrsula Andress... what a hottie :)
ReplyDeleteA cool Bond-movie, though not as great as my 3 Bond-faves Goldfinger, Octopussy & A View To A Kill.