Bond pursues Blofeld in the Swiss Alps and
​falls in love with a mob boss's daughter.

ACTION

On Her Majesty's ​​
​​Secret Service (1969)

Directed by Peter R. Hunt

Written by Richard Maibaum

Starring George Lazenby, Diana Rigg, Telly Savalas, Ilse Steppat, Gabriele Ferzetti, Bernard Lee, Desmond Llewelyn, Lois Maxwell

Sequel to 1967's You Only Live Twice

Based on the novel by Ian Fleming

---

Connor Eyzaguirre

5/10

This was easily the worst Bond film. I found it boring and less action-filled. Lazenby was an awful, non-charismatic Bond and caused this film to suffer. The story is solid and the score is one of the best the franchise has to offer, but Lazenby is entirely out of place as 007. The film acts as a celebration of sorts for Connery's films, but because he did not return, it feels like the movie itself is wishing he could. Overall, I would suggest you just skip this one.

Caleb Leger

5/10

A film that seriously suffers from its choice in lead actor. Lazenby was a terrible Bond who didn't exude any of the charisma and coolness that Sean Connery did as the character. The story, on the other hand, is solid and quite engaging. Telly Savalas did a fantastic job as Blofeld. Whiel the film tried to celebrate the past Bond films by including numerous references throughout, it came off as more of a way to remind audiences of the much better films. My least favorite Bond film, mainly due to George Lazenby.