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James Bond is sent to the island of San Monique, where he uncovers a
​plot 
to overload the planet with heroin, creating millions of new users.
ACTION/CRIME

Live and Let Die (1973)

Directed by Guy Hamilton

Written by Tony Mankiewicz

Starring Roger Moore, Yaphet Kotto, Jane Seymour,
​Geoffrey Holder, Julius W. Harris, Clifton James,
David Hedison, Bernard Lee, Lois Maxwell


Sequel to 1971's Diamonds Are Forever

Based on the novel by Ian Fleming

Oscar Nominations - Best Original Song (Live and Let Die)

Connor Eyzaguirre
8/10
Roger Moore's first Bond film is really good. It features one of the best themes, as well as some creepy villains. Moore provides a solid performance that shows he is more than ready to take up the mantle of 007. The villains, most notably Dr. Kananga and Baron Samedi, are very memorable. Jane Seymour is also wonderful as Solitaire, one of the more competent Bond girls. I would definitely call this one a hit.
Caleb Leger
8/10
Roger Moore's first outing as James Bond is a resounding success. He delivers a solid performance and gives his own spin on the character. The villains are extremely memorable in this one. Kananga was an intimidating crime boss and Baron Samedi was suitably creepy. Solitaire was actually a competent Bond girl, which was a welcome change. A great installment and welcoming of the Roger Moore era. 

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