THE best Roger Moore Bond film
The Man With The Golden Gun was Roger Moore’s second Bond film and was by far his best. The movie was a personal test between Bond and Francisco Scaramanga (Christopher Lee) the Man with the Golden Gun. Scaramanga was an elite assassin who was obsessed with the facing off against the legend of 007.<br /><br />Moore’s first Bond film was Live and Let Die which was a blaxploitation flick. This was the first time he took part in a traditional Bond movie and played the role well.<br /><br />The movie has some great scenes in between the Bond-Scaramanga story. For instance, Bond goes to the mansion of Hai Fat (Richard Loo) a rich industrialist working with Scaramanga. He gets ambushed by two sumo wrestlers, but it’s Scaramanga’s midget butler Nick Nack (Herve Villechaize) who gets to knock him out. Then Bond is taken to a martial arts school where he is supposed to take on a series of fighters. The first one he meets he knocks out with a kick to the head as soon as they bow to each other. Then he tries to escape and is confronted with a group of men. He’s ready to fight them when Inspector Hip (Soon Tek Oh) and his nieces show up. Bond tells the two girls to stand back, but they push him out of the way and then beat up the whole lot of men. Inspector Hip tells Bond that their father runs a Karate school.<br /><br />Overall The Man With The Golden Gun was great fun. Unfortunately, afterward the series would quickly decline as it stopped taking itself seriously and almost became a mockery of itself.<br />C
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