James Bond... in SPACE!!!

Passable. Moore makes everything fun.

Saw my PSI and couldn't believe my eyes on this one. Yeah, this movie's campy and usually I would excuse that because it was a blast to watch. And indeed, watching this with a theater full of people was kind of fun. Regardless, this movie is really moronic and would have had a lower score had I not had so much fun mocking it.

My favorite Bond film. No, really, I legitimately enjoy this more than anyother one.

The best parody of the genre, and probably unintentional as well. Incredibly, unbelievably badly written.

Putting James Bond in space was a cool idea, but he doesn't get into space until more than half way through the movie, and everything leading up to that is mostly dumb. And the character Jaws should NOT have lived at the end.

Utter camp. Lonsdale is great as an Orson Wellesian villain and you absolutely HAVE to love the laser space battle at the end.

One of Moore's best Bonds, pushing the franchise to the limits of the ridiculous camp side of JB. I'm not going to lie and say the movie isn't stupid as hell -- it is. But damn if it isn't satisfying watching people fly through a zero-grav space station blasting each other in absurd laser battles. Holly Goodhead isn't exactly subtle as far as names go, but it ties in to the camp appeal. Someone commented that this is like Austin Powers played straight, and it's a pretty apt comparison. JAWS!

One of my favorite Bonds. It visits a thousand different locations, from London to Scotland to Italy to Brazil, before finally exhausting Earth, and going into outer space. That's the type of variety I want in my Bond films! Meanwhile, there is consist dose of awesome action, excitement, and humor. And of course, who can forget the return of Jaws?! An excellent action film.

The production values remain as high as ever, especially the set designs by the ever-present Ken Adam, but there is no evidence of a guiding intelligence or even of a respected tradition (this is, after all, the eleventh installment in the 007 series). The self-denigrating moviemakers seem to have no sense of either mission or decorum.