Live and Let Die (1973)

The score here is phenomenal. Martin’s funky Bond Theme is fantastic

Sir Roger Moore was the greatest of all time. Classy, Articulate, sauve, educated, posh, good looking and 2nd was Sean Connery then Timothy Dalton. RM was the best Bond ever, he was also in the saint

The old revolving wall in a ghetto bar trope... some things never change.

125th you got a honkey on your tail! Can’t miss him it’s like following a cue ball 🎱

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James Bond should be portrayed by a Black woman.

These with Roger Moore were a parody and they were all bad.

With the captions on, he says, "I'm Bob. James Bob."

Jane Seymour was 22.

The best bond ever: Live and Lets Die.

Always thought of this Bond movie as pretty racist

Bob? James Bob. That was the cc. And look at those prices! Bob's going to get himself a cheeseburger and fries for a dollar ten.

Ese James Bond....en voz de Sir Roger Moore...suena como el mejor BOND.

Jane Seymour... wow.

Patrons must have been stunned to see an Englishman enter the establishment.

Love this movie, the actors, the camp, and the sound track.

This scene…. so stupid & utterly ridiculous…. changed how 007 was presented to the legacy of the Bond movies. The serious, bold, decisive impression of Connery was replaced by the suave, witty Moore…. trying to make this black pimp shakedown convincing. 007 is gone forever.

Primeiro filme impecável do Roger Moore como 007.

Absolutely fantastic. Beloved masterpiece ❤️

What a LOAD OF CORNY BULLSHIT

Smooth.

The novel was much better. The thing about Moore is that he didn't wear clothes - clothes wore him.

I miss those days when you could buy "information" for a dollar!

He’s headin’ on in…

Roger Moore was the best James Bond.

Great Bond flic and Roger’s best with a view to a kill

Damn, those cars were big!

One reason this is my favourite Bond film is that bond kept getting stitched up like a kipper and seemly didn't realise it, and this was one of those times!

I saw this movie with my girlfriend when it first came out in '73.

This is the Bond I grew up on 🔫🔫 R.I.P Roger Moore

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Sign says "Lenox Ave" but it's 2nd Ave. 53 years later, it's the site of the 96th St Subway station on the long-awaited 2nd Ave Subway.

Definitely rogers best bond movie.

This is the first film I saw at the cinema. I still love this film.