On Her Majesty's Secret Service

พ.ศ. 2512 • 142 นาที

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In this sixth 007 adventure, Secret Agent James Bond (George Lazenby) again confronts the infamous arch-villain and SPECTRE chief Ernst Stavro Blofeld (Telly Savalas), who is planning a biological-warfare assault on the entire world by introducing sterility spores into the world's agricultural supplies. Bond meets his match in a beautiful, intelligent and enchanting woman, Tracy Draco, whom he had rescued from an attempted suicide by drowning. Through Tracy's international Mafioso-ish father, Bond gains entry into Blofeld's incredible Swiss-mountain stronghold to foil Blofeld's attempt to rule the world...but at great cost. Based on the novel by Ian Fleming.

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I'm a Bond fan, I have all the Bond Movies on DVD. George Lazenby would have made a great bond if he didn't leave, he would have made more Bond Movies, Diana Rigg helped him out as he couldn't really act but he tried his best. Diana and George became good friends but the thing I want to know on DVD and Blu-ray they added more scenes which on video was 127mins but on DVD and Blu-ray 9mins has been added making it 136mins as well as Quality and Sound. Now on here I see an extra 6mins has been added.

Lazenby is not James Bond. Everthing is different about this movie than all the others from this time period. Even the production, how bond is talking while he is not in the scene. I lost track of who Bond was in some of the fighting scenes. Thankfully, he was only a one movie experiment that did not pan out. The movie is worth watching, however, once yo do, you'll see what i mean.

One of the best Bond films of all time, based on its staying fairly true to Fleming's original novel and Savalas' portrayal of Blofeld. Lazenby is one of the more underrated 007s, and would've been better had he not left after one film. Like many have said before, it would be considered the best of the series if Connery had stayed on. Still, this movie grabs and keeps your attention. Isn't that the mark of a good James Bond film? It's better than Connery's last two, both of Dalton's, and some of Moore's. That puts it pretty high on my list.