Octopussy

One night i decided to watch a Bond movie and i decided to watch Octo*****, well my bad because it was the third worst Bond movie ever!. First of all the description on the back of the DVD case sais it... Full review

After somewhat of a backfired attempt at returning the Bond series which had descended to rampant silliness to a coldly serious polar opposite in For Your Eyes Only, director John Glen skilfully melded a more serious and visceral tone with... Full review

There are some very, very ill-advised moments in "Octopussy". The 'Super-Bond' finale scene where he's hanging on to a flying plane with his bare hands, IN... OUT... IN... OUT..., the Croco-Sub, to name but a few.So how does "Octopussy" manage... Full review

This is another great 007 outing with Moore as agent 007! Great fight sequences enhancer this great yarn. A first rate supporting cast helps out a lot here Barabra Bach is in the title role. A great ending as well. Russsians... Full review

Because of the threat of the competing Sean Connery unofficial Bond film in 1983, Never Say Never Again, the Bond filmmakers decide to leave the realistic and meaningful approach of 1981's For Your Eyes Only behind and go back to the... Full review

Octo***** does offer a lot of beautiful women and exotic locations, but the film becomes mildly corny, with very cartoonish characters.... Full review

When this one came out, it was getting pretty obvious that Roger Moore was growing out of playing 007, but the movie itself has all the action a Bond fan needs. Had Timothy Dalton took over from here, Octo***** and A... Full review

There is a switch in the 007 film series. Both Moore and Connery were 007. This film starred Moore as 007, but 1983 marked the end of Sean Connery as 007 with Never Say Never Again.... Full review

A good Bond film, easily be forgotten about though. Octo***** herself makes a great Bond girl. The story is OK, not the best in my opinion but a worthy entry into the Bond saga.... Full review

As the 70s began the idea of spying and espionage seemed ridiculous. By the time the 80s rolled around the Cold War heated up again and the seriousness of the Bond series reflected that change in tastes...until Octopu$$y. Humor infiltrated the... Full review

The result is a bizzaro Bond that flits more jarringly than ever from peerless action and the kind of end-of-the-pier humour and busy innuendo that the previous film had largely dispensed with. The plot is the usual nuclear palaver but is merely an excuse to transport James to India so he can run through his repertoire of infantile curry gags and get entangled in the criminal arms of Maud Adams and her cadre of female thugs who all belong to a cult that worships, of all things, the octopus. ... Full Review

While Octopussy doesn't measure up with the best the series has to offer, it stands as a pretty good movie that provides more entertainment than the average Moore outing. Octopussy isn't the best Bond movie or DVD ... Full Review

Maud Adams, the eponymous Octopussy herself, fails to sparkle - she heads a band of female jewel thieves but has precious little to do. Octopussy" fails : when Moore starts galumphing round New Delhi in a gorilla costume borrowed from a travelling circus, one can only assume he's gunning to be headhunted for the remake of " Planet of the Apes ". ... Full Review

In a duel of dumb storylines, Octopussy loses, but only by a length. ... Full Review

is its reliance on juvenile humour for kicks, the curse of many a Moore Bond film before it ( The Man With The Golden Gun and Moonraker )..... ... Full Review

Well, if push comes to shove, we now know that Nadya Suleman has a backup career! Turns out that Octopussy has some "exotic dancing" experience. ... Full Article

Nadya Suleman 's publicist has quit ! The baby-obsessed freak is crazy and too difficult to work with! Duh . This is the second publicist Octopussy has been through since giving birth to her litter. ... Full Article

Within the space of barely a week Nadya Suleman went from America's Sweetheart to the Most Hated Mother in America. The reasons by now are well known, yet new ones pile up faster than plot twists in a daytime soap. ... Full Article

Ever since octuplet mother Nadya Suleman was released February 6 from a Kaiser Permanente hospital in Bellflower, her public image has steadily plummeted southward. Her early, somewhat-disparaging nickname, Octo-Mom, seems to have come from talk radio, probably KFI. ... Full Article

This is from Oline Cogdill, who is away on vacation: Publishers aren't letting the 100th anniversary of Ian Fleming go unnoticed. Nor should they. First, there's the release of the new James Bond novel Devil May Care (Doubleday) by Sebastian... ... Full Article

"I can't really remember what the first James Bond movie I saw was," said the slim soft-spoken man on the sofa in a suite at the Waldorf Towers. ... Full Article