Love and scandal are the best sweeteners of tea. —Henry Fielding

24 May 2011

The Briefest of Reviews from 1973

This movie manages to figure black people as both primitive and (somehow also) villainous. But, I love me some Yaphet Kotto, and he was great in this picture, and, well – truth be told – more than anything else Live and Let Die is interested in

A) Roger Moore's upper body
&
B) crocodiles 

I rather enjoyed it, liking, as I do, both crocodiles and shirtless men.
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2 comments:

  1. Anonymous24 May, 2011 10:03

    Jane Seymour's screen debut, no?

    Easily the best Moore-era Bond flick.

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  2. Aaron C. Thomas24 May, 2011 11:27

    Yes, it was Jane Seymour's debut. I'm still wondering how she ever took off...

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