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| Value for Money | 9/10  |
|---|---|
| Overall rating | 8.7/10 |
Director Guy HamiltonStarring: Sean Connery, Honor Blackman, Gert Fröbe
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Full review by
e4chin
on 30th Nov 2006
User Rating : 8
Respect :
-2
Good Points: It has Sean Connery Oddjob - one of the coolest Bond villains One not involving a plot by communists, Russia, or having anything to do with the Cold War
General comments: Another Sean Connery bond film. This time 007 must stop a plot to steal from the famous Fort Knox by Auric Goldfinger, an evil genius who has a psychological disorder where he is obsessed with gold. This bond movie is perhaps best known for having one of the most famous henchman of the entire James Bond series: Oddjob. He is best known for his hat, which he can throw with deadly accuracy and chop off someones head. This is possible because the brim of his top hat contains a sharp metal plate.
Goldfinger is well worth seeing, even if you're only seeing it for Oddjob!
e4chin's review and ratings | 132 words | 2 comments added.
Review by
CLTao79
on 11th Apr 2005
User Rating : 10
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Goldfinger is truly one of the best Bond Films, if not the best ever. It has everything a Bond film needs and doesn't come up short on anything. Some Bond Films, will get you snoozing during certain parts. However this one keeps your eyes on the screen and your butt on the edge of your seat.
Sean Connery gives one of his pest performances in this riviting Action film. As for the villian, Goldfinger is considered one of Bonds top adversaries. This film is the first movie ever to incorporate a ...
CLTao79's full review | 121 words
Review by
kalamazoo
expert review 
on 17th Apr 2004
User Rating : 8
Respect :
0
Could it really be as far back as 1964 when Sean Connery graced us with another cool Bond up against a worthy adversary in the name of Auric (the name for gold no less) Goldfinger. The third Bond film (excluding Casino Royale) features humour from the pre-title sequence Bond tackles his opponent falls into the bath and Bond throws an electric fire in after him frazzling him! 'Shocking' Bond muses!
THE PLOT
Auric plans to rob Fort Knox by Operation Gland Slam with the plan to explode an a ...
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