you know, i never thought of goodnight in that way before, but it's spot on. i keep reading how moore is a softer bond than connery, but many has brought up on this board how he just drops the guy from the roof top, in "the man with the golden gun" he slaps around andrea, that was probably the worst part, and remember in "for your eyes only" he kicks the car down the cliff on a guy begging for mercy if i recall right. this is going to air on television tonight, many, including moore himself (at least that's what i read), have this as their favorite of the moore flicks, i actually find this a bit dragging on if i recall right and probably prefer his previous two (live and let die, the man with the golden gun), final bits in movies often have a way of dragging out i find, the soundtrack to this i often listen to, it's one of the most diverse, i know both critics and regular viewers completely puts down "moonraker" and describes bond as turning into a cartoon role in space, but actually i like it, it's fast paced, entertaining with great photography and locations, could've done without the dogs and girl scene though, also that movie wasn't suppose to happen after "the spy who loved me", if you read the end credits it says "james bond will return in for your eyes only", moonraker only happened because the popularity of "star wars". moore was good at the dramatic scenes, as when his deceased wife is being brought up. "take me around the world one more time, james".
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wasnt till your forms walked back in,
realised why i always drop at your feet,
cant break spell lost my sense,
as perfect madeleine knocked me silly again,
like facing a southpaw,
your magic figure cant figure out.
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