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A 1964 James Bond movie starring Sean Connery

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A Quick Tip by TheJohn

Aug 15, 2010

by TheJohn
posted in Bond, James Bond

Had the crowning moments to many in the series to make one of if not the best. The woman in gold, the evil bastard Goldfinger, his smug killer Oddjob and Pussy Galore. This movie rocks.

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review by TheJohn. August 08, 2010

posted in Bond, James Bond

"Now this button Mr. Bond makes the movie really awesome. Push it now."

There is no doubt that Bond was King back in the 60's. When this movie came out and gave birth to the mega hit of movies, it was undeniable that the man was untouchable, especially when at the height of they're popularity, Bond even insults the Beatles in this movie and gets away with it. The previous two movies had great production, memorable characters cast well, beautiful girls and evil villians. This movie is no exception and this movie set such a … more

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review by MNeulander. August 15, 2010

posted in Music Matters

Bond makes every man want to go out and make a difference in the world!

Love the movie, it was actually the very first Bond movie I saw, (it was a few years later before I sat Dr. No). the movie reminds me of a time when one man could make a difference in the world. I think we have lost that. “Goldfinger” is near and dear to my heart since I am a Miami Beach native. For me Sean Connery is the “Gold Standard” of all the James Bond’s. He just exudes suave and debonair. In fact if you look those two words … more

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review by MNeulander. August 15, 2010

posted in Bond, James Bond

Bond makes every man want to go out and make a difference in the world!

Love the movie, it was actually the very first Bond movie I saw, (it was a few years later before I saw Dr. No). the movie reminds me of a time when one man could make a difference in the world. I think we have lost that. “Goldfinger” is near and dear to my heart since I am a Miami Beach native. For me Sean Connery is the “Gold Standard” of all the James Bond’s. He just exudes suave and debonair. In fact if you look those two words … more

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Quick Tip by MNeulander. August 31, 2010

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Quick Tip by MNeulander. August 11, 2010

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A Quick Tip by MNeulander

Love the movie and all the Bond songs. Goldfinger is near and dear to my heart since I am a Miami Beach native. About 15 years after the movie release I met Oddjob who was a condo neighbor of a friend of mine. He was still an impressively strong man then.

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Cast: Richard Vernon, Alf Joint, John McLaren, Burt Kwouk, Honor Blackman, Sean Connery, Raymond Young, Shirley Eaton, Harold Sakata, Hal Galili, Bernard Lee, Victor Brooks, Martin Benson, Cec Linder, Desmond Llewelyn, Lois Maxwell, Austin Willis, Gert Fröbe, Tania Mallet, Bill Nagy, Nadja Regin, Denis Cowles, Michael Mellinger, Gerry Duggan, Mai Ling, Margaret Nolan, Robert MacLeod, Jane Lumb

Genre: Drama

Release Date: September 17, 1964

MPAA Rating: Unrated

Runtime: 1hr 57min

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