Lee 04/04/2014 (0 of 0 found this helpful)

Rating of
1/4 

Although an avid Bond fan, I find as I rewatched a few of the older bonds especially the ones starring Roger Moore (Who was at one time my fave Bond till Pierce Brosnan came along) I shake my head wondering what I was thinking ? As they all are so cheesy...That being said The Man With The Golden Gun takes the cake when it comes to cheese...cheesy one liners....cheesy special effects(The AMC Matador that sprouts wings and turns into a plane is just hilarious) I guess these are all things that make for a Bond film (Not lately) especially one that was produced in the early 70's? This was not one of my fave Ian Fleming stories that's for sure.

SIngli6 12/19/2012 (0 of 0 found this helpful)

Rating of
3/4 

My personal favourite of the Moore Bond films. It's major assets are it's strong central theme (duality) and it's villain, played by the inimitable Christopher Lee. The script is also brisk and sharp, with an increased focus on espionage and a James Bond far more cutthroat than the one seen in the previous installment. Has an underrated theme song, too.

Yojimbo 09/19/2012 (0 of 0 found this helpful)

Rating of
1.5/4 

Another dreary effort by Moore with cheesy humour and appallingly sexist stereotyping. Christopher Lee and his diminutive "ally" Nik Nak make superior villains though.

Snoogans 05/09/2011 (0 of 0 found this helpful)

Rating of
3/4 

This one I'm split on. I don't like the new direction the series starts to take here, but I do like a good amount of the film. I enjoy the cheesy aspects of this one more than all the other Roger Moore Bond films.

Chris Kavan 12/25/2007 (0 of 0 found this helpful)

Rating of
2/4 

Not one of the better Bonds made, The Man with Golden Gun goes a little too far into the cornball factor. The lack of action and a less-than-stellar story also hamper this entry into the Bond machine.