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Strong story, great locations, underrated Bond. Well worth getting the UItimate 2 disc edition.
First you have to remember that this film was released nearly 50 years ago in 1969. If you judge it by today's production standards you'll think the acting is pretty wooden, the back projection obvious and unconvincing and the action sequences not that special.
But if you could transport yourself back 50 years you'd see things differently. This is a glamourous, action-packed film and the story is one of Fleming's strongest. George Lazenby's only Bond, but let's not hold that against him or cloud our appreciation of the film. He plays the role well and stands up favourably against other Bonds. Dianna Rigg puts in a strong performance and looks amazing.
On Her Majesty's Secret Service was all filmed on film, of course, and some of the action sequences - particularly the skiing - were ground breaking and required great technical skill, both in front of and behind the camera.
This Ultimate Edition is excellent. Picture quality is really very good and the extras on disc 2 are well worth a watch.Read full review...
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OHMS But why only once
This has always been one of my favourite Bond films and I could never understand why George Lazenby never got the chance to make a further film. He was easily as good in the role as the late Sir Roger Moor, who to me always seemed to be “The Saint” playing someone else.At least Mr Lazenby was the right age for a secret agent.A great film with plenty of action and a supporting cast that included Diana Rigg and the great Tele SavalasRead full review...
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Action packed James Bond.
Colourful,
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bond dvd
to complete a collection, still have not played it yet,hope it will work in my system.
purchased from England
Underrated
After Sean Connery walked away from the role, it was time for a new James Bond. The producers took a chance on Australian model George Lazenby. Though through complications, George left the role after just one movie. A very unique film in the francise, also following the Ian Fleming novel very well. Considering the lack of acting experience, George did a good job, although the general reaction at the time was negative, people were too used to Connery in the role (who the producers managed to bring back after the disapointment of this movie). However as time went by, it picked up a large following, many Bond fans consider this one of the best.
Bond once again has to track down Blowfeld, leading him to the Swiss Alps, this time with the help of Tracey. Though as you will discover, it's not the typical relationship we come to find from Bond, has our hero finally found true love?
I'll not go into anymore details, as I do not want to spoil you, however this movie is a must for every Bond fan, especially those who follow the novels. It has the right mix of action and drama. My only wish was that George never stayed on for more, as the follow up to this movie featured a well out of date Connery.Read full review...
One of the Top Bond Movies todate...
On her Majesty's Secret Service Features George Lazenby in his only outing as James Bond in what alot of Bond Followers fee lis one of the best in the series and I have to agree, Telly Savalas plays Blofeld in this outing and Diana Rigg brings depth to her role and the scenes in the Swiss Alps is Outstanding.
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on her majesty's secret service
one of the best bond films that has gained cult status years after it's release. back when the film came out people could not grasp the actor playing bond changing, where as now we just accept it as common place. this great film pays reference to the bond films before it and has quite an in depth love story to it rather than bond not becoming emotionally attached. a great tune in the instrumental title theme and louis armstrongs classic 'we have all the time in the world'. it would of been interesting to see what lazenby could of done with the franchise if he had carried on, but nether the less this is a great film that really grows on you the more you watch it over the years.Read full review...
On her Majesty's Secret Service
I know a lot of people didn't like George Lazenby but outside of Sean Connery, I think he was the one who was closest to my idea of James Bond. Film is excellent and Louis Armstrong's song - well!
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