0031 Film Review The Man With The Golden Gun (1974)

Grab your lighter, cufflink, cigarette case and pen because it is time put your golden gun together! In our tenth James Bond film review, we take on Roger Moore’s The Man With The Golden Gun. We follow 007 as he travels to Beirut, Hong Kong, Macau and Thailand to catch up with the world’s most dangerous assassin. Along the way Bond fights some random goons in a nightclub, sumo wrestlers in a beautiful garden and dodges a few empty bottles thrown by the tiniest henchman on a beautiful junk. Christopher Lee plays the iconic titular character who some consider to be the best Bond villain ever.. Don, Anthony, Martin and Tyler discuss the 1974 movie that leads to a lot of dissension within the team. The movie is loved by some and hated by others; receiving a 9 from one of the hosts and the dreaded 1 by another. Listen along to find out whether this movie is rightfully called ‘A Symphony In Beige’.  You better look out for: - Very subtle product placement by Tabasco and Nikon. - AMC Hornets doing things that AMC Hornets weren’t designed to do. - A donnybrook between two hip girls and an entire karate school while Bond just stands by. - And of course, everybody’s favourite character from Live And Let Die, sheriff J.W. Pepper. If you like our podcast, please share it with others! You can follow us on social media, contact us at [email protected] or our website www.the00files.com. Forgive me darling, your turn will come, I promise…