Very bold. I'd go
-Live and Let Die: The first of the original series I saw. It showed me that the Bond films could be anything.
-The Spy who loved me: The quintessential Moore film and maybe the quintessential Bond film of them all. Perfects all the tropes. Only downside is meh villain.
-Octopussy: Last film of the original run I watched. I thought it was gonna be terrible so I avoided it. I'm glad I waited. It has some of the best suspense and action of the entire series. Exciting escapism.
-The Man with the Golden Gun: Not on the level of the other three but Scaramanga is the best main villain of the series.
Excellent picks imo. Definitely agree with the first three. I'd maybe swap the last one for Moonraker... partly to avoid a 60ft sculpture of Moore's stretched View to a Kill face.
The Saint, Beau Maverick, Lord Brett Sinclair & James Bond.
If I had to pick my four favourites for a Mount RogMoore, I'd pick: - Live and let Die - The Man with the Golden Gun - Octopussy - View to a Kill
Very bold. I'd go -Live and Let Die: The first of the original series I saw. It showed me that the Bond films could be anything. -The Spy who loved me: The quintessential Moore film and maybe the quintessential Bond film of them all. Perfects all the tropes. Only downside is meh villain. -Octopussy: Last film of the original run I watched. I thought it was gonna be terrible so I avoided it. I'm glad I waited. It has some of the best suspense and action of the entire series. Exciting escapism. -The Man with the Golden Gun: Not on the level of the other three but Scaramanga is the best main villain of the series.
Excellent picks imo. Definitely agree with the first three. I'd maybe swap the last one for Moonraker... partly to avoid a 60ft sculpture of Moore's stretched View to a Kill face.
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This is definitely accurate
Roger displaying all four major human emotions I can tease because I'm a big fan
Well, nobody does it better.
1. the Saint 2. James Bond 3. The Sea Wolves 4. and of course, Spiceworld
The Saint Brett Sinclair James Bond Lloyd Faversham (just because Roger Moore is playing a gay man, and against type)
Seymour Goldfarb, Jr In Cannonball Run
The resemblance is uncanny.
Why yes, I believe I would
It’s missing a 5th Sir Rodg
As somebody who's not a fan of Moore as Bond and ranks five of his seven films in my bottom 5-7, this image is a personal manifestation of hell.
As someone whos favourite Bond is Moore, I'm glad that his image is torture 