A View to a Kill

Definitely one of the best!

Underrated Bond flick.

A bit of an odd bird in the series, but at once, what you got is well polished. The different sets and locations and neat and prim, and while they lack in the wild exoticism one often sees in Bond movies, they still have variety. It's hard not to comment on Moore's age in this and how it reflects on the character, but he seems to have given it more energy than he did in Octopussy. Mayday and Zorin are delectable, hammy but oh so fun. It's an almost humble but still decent end to an era

Bland. James Bland.

Worst bond ever!

Paris. Horses. Bond on a snowboard. San Francisco. A deep mine. Fire in an elevator shaft. A squeaky blonde. Bond steals a firetruck. Duran Duran. A fight on the Golden Gate bridge. Grace Jones' hair. Christopher Walken. What more do you want?

Loved the scenes with Grace Jones

Score of 85 to match the year. I am prejudice toward Bond films. Connery was the best.

Mindless is a word that could be used for much of A View to a Kill. There are complicated stunts but they are carelessly executed and cynically spliced into the film. There's no regard for timing or pacing. This is not a complaint we've had to make so far, but A View to a Kill lacks professionalism.

The film also fails on other traditional Bond levels. For example, the gadgets. Zorin and his gang have an inflatable dirigible, but so what? The key to the best Bond gadgets has been that they were something you might want to own yourself.

I don't like Roger Moore's approach to James Bond don't like the leisure suits he was too. Tanya Roberts was a Bond girl in classic sense but a bond movie need to have a romance even temporary at the core and more was just too old and too arrogantly British

I enjoyed this a little more than the previous two Moore Bond films because of the great Duran Duran song and Grace Jones' mad swag. (2.5/5)

Walken is the only gem in this pile of poo.

One of the more protracted Bonds, but there's a smashing climax atop the Golden Gate Bridge.

Was hoping this would be so-bad-it's-good, turns out it's just plain bad. Grace Jones is really the only interesting thing onscreen.