Since Bond turned out to be the boss of the Devil in the last episode, the Soviet Union has become the enemy of the British espionage department from this episode. The Soviet general Olof colluded with the Afghan prince and used the opportunity of the Octopus female circus to perform at a US military base in an attempt to detonate a nuclear bomb to start a war. The plot is quite lively, moving around in India and Germany. In India, it is mainly relaxed and humorous. After arriving in Germany, it becomes tense, but there are not many highlights, especially the scene of nuclear bomb dismantling now seems to be an old-fashioned bridge.
Relatively speaking, there are two more thrilling and exciting, and both are related to transportation. One is on the top of the train, and the other is on the top of the plane. Bond and his opponent are engaged in a desperate and dangerous fight. This was a scene that could stimulate the audience's adrenaline in the early 1980s. On the whole, this is the most boring 007 that Roger Moore starred in. It has neither "Space City" or "Underwater City" creative ideas, nor "Man with the Golden Gun" comedy elements, and the plot is also Not as compact and exciting as "Top Secret", coupled with the absence of beautiful women, it is really uninteresting.
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