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““Live and Let Die” will screen this weekend at the Vista Theater .”
“Connery’s Bond likes killing so much he’s virtually a sociopath; the early Bond movies are casually brutal in a way that’s still a bit shocking 50 or 60 years later.”
“An uncharitable view of the Moore films could be to view the self-awareness as undercutting the movies’ tension, but who was ever watching James Bond movies for plausibility anyway?”
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“Replacing original Bond Sean Connery was a precarious endeavor for the producers Albert Broccoli and Harry Saltzman, who had received mixed reviews for their choice in 1969’s “On Her Majesty’s Secret Service,” George Lazenby.”
“Powered by WordPress.com VIP Retrospective Fans Will Always Argue About Who Is the Best James Bond, but ‘Live and Let Die’ Makes the Answer Clear The 1973 cross between spy movie and Blaxploitation flick, which screens in 35mm this weekend at Quentin Tarantino's Vista Theater, marked Roger Moore's debut as Bond and set the tone for over a decade of great entertainment to follow.”
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“His Vista Theater and New Beverly Cinema have been on a bit of a Bond tear for the last few months, programming “The Spy Who Loved Me,” “Diamonds Are Forever,” and “The Man with the Golden Gun,” and this weekend the Vista will be screening a 35mm print of “ Live and Let Die ,” the eighth Bond film and the first starring Roger Moore as agent 007.”
“It’s why “The Spy Who Loved Me” remains possibly the greatest of all Bond movies — it’s the one where Moore peaked in terms of his confidence and comfort with the character, and in which his command of his craft was matched by some of the series’ best set pieces and the best theme song (though Paul McCartney’s “Live and Let Die” is an undeniable banger).”
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