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GoldenEye

31 Ratings: 3.5

A film by Martin Campbell

Directed by Martin Campbell, GOLDENEYE makes the transition to a more modern image for the James Bond series. Bond's out-of-date womanizing is presented with a feminist challenge from the newly cast Judi Dench as an impenetrable M, and Samantha … see full wiki

Tags: Movies, Drama Movies, Action Movies, James Bond Movie

Cast: Sean Bean, Pierce Brosnan, Alan Cumming, Ravil Isyanov, Judi Dench, Gottfried John, see all

Director: Martin Campbell

Genre: Action, Drama

Release Date: 17 November 1995 (USA)

MPAA Rating: PG-13

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review by TheJohn. October 24, 2010

posted in Bond, James Bond

Fond memories are golden.

It took 6 long years for the character of James Bond to come back to theaters after a lukewarm response to Timothy Dalton's Bond movie License To Kill. Contract disputes and legal matters not to mention Timothy Dalton signed off in the interim leaving the series without a James Bond. A lot of time was taken and looking at License to Kill back to back with Goldeneye, I can see why fans were excited, of course I didn't pay attention at the time and never saw or cared about the … more

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review by MNeulander. October 10, 2010

posted in Bond, James Bond

Omega Seamaster Laser emitting, explosive device wristwatch

Ever since I was a young boy I have always been enamored by fine watches. So, ever since I was a kid, one of the alluring elements of Bond movies for me was to observe which types of watches were being used, especially by Bond. As I matured I found that I share many of Bond’s predilections for enjoying the “finest” things life has to offer. I think a fine watch is part of the character makeup for depicting Bond as a suave and “smooth operator.” … more

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Quick Tip by TheJohn. October 16, 2010

posted in Bond, James Bond

A Quick Tip by TheJohn

James Bond film enters the 90's and 007 battles political correctness, a former friend and makes his first trip to Russia after communism fell. Loved by many for it's "reboot" feel after such a long absense. It's not bad.

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review by NicanorJourney. March 30, 2009

posted in Movie Hype

Best Bond film of 1980-2000

GoldenEye is one of the better runs in the infamous James Bond franchise for many reasons. To start off, this is one of the few 007 adventures combining camp, humor, and gritty realism all in one while still providing the amazing set-pieces you would have come to expect from the original Bond films. This is a new flavor for James Bond, yet has enough home touches that it feels right at home in the series. Being the 17th entry in the never-ending series revolving around the … more

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review by badbonz007. May 01, 2008

posted in Movie Hype

Who Is the Golden Boy Now?

Pros: Excitement and gadgets galore, special effects, especially. Cons: Violence, some nudity and language to beware of. The Bottom Line: This is the first of Pierce Brosnan's as James Bond, he is the perfect specimen for more to come. Plot Details: This opinion reveals minor details about the movie''s plot. Goldeneye is number 17 movie of the James Bond series. So who do they pick to play James Bond, none other than the debonair … more

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review by TomBenton. September 29, 2003

posted in Movie Hype

3.5 out of 5

In 1995, action fans rejoiced. James Bond was back and just as fun as ever in GOLDENEYE. This time around, 007, played by Pierce Brosnan, is filled with shame over the death of his counterpart 006 (Sean Bean), believing he was responsible for 006's demise. Suddenly Bond is wisked into a war involving a stolen Russian missile launcher named Goldeneye, meanwhile being pitted once again against the Russian general (Gottfried John) that killed 006. Brosnan is arguably the greatest thing to happen to … more

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