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Diamonds Are Forever
Kole 2022-03-16 09:01:04
In South Africa, where diamonds are produced, weird things have happened recently. A large number of cut diamonds have disappeared and murders have occurred frequently. These anomalies attracted the attention of the British authorities, so 007 (Sean Connery) came to South Africa. 007 launched a series of investigations in the name of a diamond wholesaler, and found that everything was originally manipulated by his nemesis, the leader of the Devil Party (Charles Gray), behind his back, and Ainas was not after It's just money, but an attempt to use these diamonds to make the most lethal laser satellite equipment to achieve their evil goals. Thus, with the help of the beautiful Bond girl Cans (Jill St. John), 007 started the action to smash this conspiracy!
Extended Reading
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Lucinda 2022-04-22 07:01:27
Glad to give a bad rating to a movie like Diamond 007 (UK/1971/Guy Hamilton). The reason why the 007 series can last forever is that the branches and leaves continue to innovate while the main body remains unchanged. The plot like this one is fragmented; the quality of the adventure is seriously insufficient; the heroine is far from being sexy and charming, it is simply a make up work, and it also gives negative teaching materials for the 007 series. Diamonds are diamonds. The story is that the boss of the Devil's Party stole a lot of diamonds for satellite laser weapons to eliminate nuclear weapons of many countries. In this way, the boss of the Devil's Party seems to be a practitioner of world peace. If you talk about how an adventure movie is full of loopholes, you can really study this one.
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Keenan 2022-04-21 09:02:07
Connery's last Bond is still boring Never kills Bond and there's a perpetual threat that impresses me only those two killers who started questioning the moon landing back in those days! ! !
Top cast
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[while fumbling inside the pipeline, Bond sees a rat]
James Bond: Well, one of us smells like a tart's handkerchief.
James Bond: [sniffs] I'm afraid it's me. Sorry, old boy.
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Sir Donald Munger: You have been on holiday, I understand. Relaxing, I hope?
James Bond: Oh, hardly relaxing, but most satisfying.