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Bond. James Bond. The suave spy has remained the world's most powerful action hero ever since his big-screen debut in 1962. Volume 3 of the James Bond: Ultimate Collection includes FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE, FOR YOUR EYES ONLY, ON HER MAJESTY'S SECRET SERVICE, LIVE AND LET DIE and GOLDENEYE!FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE: James Bond (Sean Connery) delivers another blistering, thrill-a- minute caper as he attempts to thwart the enemy from seizing a decoder that can access Russian state secrets. FOR YOUR EYES ONLY: Roger Moore as the formidable James Bond takes on the dangerous task of locating a top secret device that lies precariously in the waters off the beautiful Greek coast in this breathtaking action thriller. ON HER MAJESTY'S SECRET SERVICE: Just as Agent 007 finally discovers true love, he is thrown into spectacular action and danger in this entertaining adventure that stars George Lazenby as the charismatic Bond. LIVE AND LET DIE: Roger Moore's debut as James Bond takes him in pursuit of a voodoo- worshipping underworld drug czar who leads him from Harlem to New Orleans to the exotic Caribbean. GOLDENEYE: Pierce Brosnan ignites the screen as James Bond in this explosive, thrill-packed adventure that pits him against a vengeful adversary who controls an awesome space weapon capable of global destruction.
"[Live] Great stunts and a cool theme song..." Dan Lybarger, Lawrence Journal-World
"[From] ...one of the very best of all the Bond films and is a disc well worth spending time with." Harold Gervais, DVD Verdict
"[GoldenEye] ...an absolute choke-on-your-popcorn thrill." Peter Stack, San Francisco Chronicle
"[For] One of Moore's best turns as 007." Scott Weinberg, eFilmCritic.com
Editor's Note
This collection includes FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE, FOR YOUR EYES ONLY, ON HER MAJESTY'S SECRET SERVICE, LIVE AND LET DIE, and GOLDENEYE. See individual titles for details.
| Features | [All] Collectible "Making-Of" Booklet | | [All] Interactive Menus | | [All] Scene Selection | | [For, GoldenEye] Audio: English Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound | | [For, GoldenEye] Audio: French Dolby Digital Stereo | | [For, Live, GoldenEye] Dubbed: French | | [For, Live, GoldenEye] Subtitles: English, French | | [For, Live] Behind-The-Scenes Still Gallery Featuring Over 150 Images | | [For] Active Storyboard Sequences & Final Film Executions | | [For] Audio Commentary With Director John Glen | | [For] Audio Commentary With Producer Michael G. Wilson & Members Of The Crew | | [For] Featurette: Inside For Your Eyes Only | | [For] Music Video By Sheena Easton | | [From, For, Live, GoldenEye] Original Theatrical Trailers | | [From, For, On, Live] Radio Spots | | [From, For] Original Promotional Trailers | | [From, On] Audio: English, Spanish Dolby Digital Mono | | [From, On] Dubbed: Spanish | | [From, On] Subtitles: French, Spanish | | [From] Animated Storyboard Sequence | | [From] Audio Commentary Featuring Director Terence Young & Members Of The Cast & Crew | | [From] Featurettes: Inside From Russia With Love & Harry Saltzman - Showman | | [GoldenEye] Audio Commentary Featuring Director Martin Campbell & Producer Michael G. Wilson | | [GoldenEye] Behind-The-Scenes Featurette | | [GoldenEye] Featurettes: The Goldeneye Video Journal & The World Of 007 | | [GoldenEye] Music Video: GoldenEye By Tina Turner | | [Live] Live & Let Die Milk Board Commercial Rarely Seen Outside The UK | | [Live] Audio Commentary With Director & Screenwriter | | [Live] Audio: English, French Dolby Digital Mono | | [Live] Featurettes: Inside Live & Let Die & On The Set With Roger Moore | | [On, Live, GoldenEye] Original TV Ads | | [On] Audio Commentary Featuring Director Peter Hunt, The Cast & Crew | | [On] Exciting Still Gallery | | [On] Featurettes: Inside On her Majesty's Secret Service, Inside Q's Laboratory & Above It All | | [On] Original Theatrical Trailer |
| Entertainment Reviews
 | From Russia with Love By: Jay Antani - filmcritic.com DVD Reviews Published on: 12/5/2006 6:29 PM | |
The defeat of the titular arch-villain in the Bond series' inaugural Dr. No provides the fly in From Russia with Love's revenge-motivated ointment. Seeking to mete out payback on James Bond (Sean Connery) for eliminating their best and most evil megalomaniac, the global terrorist organization SPECTRE attempts to lure in the super-spy by using a Russian decoding machine as its dangling carrot....read the full review |
| Technical Info
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Release Information
| | Studio: Foxvideo |
| Release Date: 5/13/2008 |
| Original Release Date: 1963 | | Catalog ID: 112059 | | UPC: 00027616060150 | | Number of Discs: 10 |
Audio & Video
| | Original Language: English | | Available Audio Tracks: English | | Video: Color |
Aspect Ratio | | Anamorphic Widescreen/Widescreen 2.35:1 |
| Cast & Crew
| Awards |
Nominee (1996) | | | British Academy Awards, Chris Corbould, et. al., [GoldenEye] Best Achievement in Special Effects | | | British Academy Awards, Jim Shields, et. al., [GoldenEye] Best Sound | | | MTV Award, Pierce Brosnan, Famke Janssen, [GoldenEye] Best Fight | | | MTV Award, GoldenEye, [GoldenEye] Best Sandwich in a Movie | |
Nominee (1982) | | | Golden Globe, Bill Conti, Michael Leeson, [For] Best Original Song - Motion Picture | | | Oscar, Bill Conti, Michael Leeson, [For] Best Music, Original Song | |
Nominee (1974) | | | Grammy, Paul McCartney, et. al., [Live] Album of Best Original Score Written for a Motion Picture | | | Oscar, Paul McCartney, Linda McCartney, [Live] Best Music, Original Song | |
Nominee (1970) | | | Golden Globe, George Lazenby, [On] Most Promising Newcomer - Male | |
Nominee (1965) | | | Golden Globe, John Barry, et. al., [From] Best Song in a Motion Picture | |
Winner (1964) | | | British Academy Awards, Ted Moore, [From] Best British Cinematography (Colour) | |
British Academy Awards (1996) | | | Chris Corbould, et. al., Nominee, [GoldenEye] Best Achievement in Special Effects | |
MTV Award (1996) | | | GoldenEye, Nominee, [GoldenEye] Best Sandwich in a Movie | |
British Academy Awards (1996) | | | Jim Shields, et. al., Nominee, [GoldenEye] Best Sound | |
MTV Award (1996) | | | Pierce Brosnan, Famke Janssen, Nominee, [GoldenEye] Best Fight | |
Oscar (1982) | | | Bill Conti, Michael Leeson, Nominee, [For] Best Music, Original Song | |
Golden Globe (1982) | | | Bill Conti, Michael Leeson, Nominee, [For] Best Original Song - Motion Picture | |
Grammy (1974) | | | Paul McCartney, et. al., Nominee, [Live] Album of Best Original Score Written for a Motion Picture | |
Oscar (1974) | | | Paul McCartney, Linda McCartney, Nominee, [Live] Best Music, Original Song | |
Golden Globe (1970) | | | George Lazenby, Nominee, [On] Most Promising Newcomer - Male | |
Golden Globe (1965) | | | John Barry, et. al., Nominee, [From] Best Song in a Motion Picture | |
British Academy Awards (1964) |  | Ted Moore, Winner, [From] Best British Cinematography (Colour) |
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| | Professional Reviews | Variety 10 of 10
[For] For Your Eyes Only bears not the slightest resemblance to the Ian Fleming novel of the same title, but emerges as one of the most thoroughly enjoyable of the 12 Bond pix [to date] despite fact that many of the usual ingredients in the successful 007 formula are missing...The film is probably the best-directed on all levels since On Her Majesty's Secret Service, as John Glen, moving into the director's chair after long service as second unit director and editor, displays a fine eye...Story also benefits from presence of a truly sympathetic heroine, fetchingly portrayed by Carole Bouquet...
ReelViews 9 of 10
[From] The elements of From Russia with Love move the movie closer to the recognizable "Bond formula" than was the case for its predecessor, Dr. No. Here, the action scenes are more numerous and generate added tension, the title sequence has a familiar flavor, John Barry's distinctive score replaces the workmanlike music of Monty Norman, Q makes his first appearance, and Connery tones up 007's sophistication while downplaying his cold-bloodedness...From Russia with Love is among the most tightly-plotted of all the Bond films, and, as a result, is one of the shortest. It moves briskly, blending intrigue, romance, and action into an immensely satisfying whole. - James Berardinelli
Goatdog's Movies 9 of 10
[On] The consensus among James Bond fans is that George Lazenby was the "fake" Bond, the guy who did only one film and then faded into obscurity. They discount On Her Majesty's Secret Service because they don't like the awkward Australian model, who had the look but not the feel of Bond. However, they forget that this is one of the finest of the Bond films: it has one of the best screenplays, the action sequences are first-rate, the return of Blofeld (played here by Telly Savalas) is welcome, and, most importantly, this entry has an emotional core that is missing from most of the other films. Bond falls in love, and his eventual loss is heartbreaking. - Michael W. Phillips, Jr.
Chicago Sun-Times 7 of 10
[Live] "Live and Let Die" is the ninth James Bond picture, and not exactly the best. It has all the necessary girls, gimmicks, subterranean control rooms, uniformed goons and magic wristwatches it can hold, but it doesn't have the wit and it doesn't have the style of the best Bond movies...There are a few elements every Bond movie absolutely must have, and "Live and Let Die" has them. It opens, of course, with a meeting with M and the faithful Miss Moneypenny. It has Bond arriving at the Caribbean hideout by man-bearing kite. It has a spectacular chase (this one involves speedboats, but isn't as much fun as the great ski chase two Bonds ago). - Roger Ebert
Variety 9 of 10
[GoldenEye] James Bond is definitely back in business with "Goldeneye." Among the better of the 17 Bonds and, perhaps more important for today's audience, a dynamic action entry in its own right, this first 007 adventure in six years breathes fresh creative and commercial life into the 33-year-old series. Pierce Brosnan makes a solid debut in the role he almost got eight years earlier, and Ian Fleming's very midcentury secret agent has been shrewdly repositioned in the '90s in ways that will amuse longtime fans and prove engaging for viewers not even born when Bond started saving the world. - Todd McCarthy
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