Roger Moore is my favorite actor for the James Bond films, he was the only one that in every single of his 007 movies used amazing landscapes and views.

I was a kid when I saw The Spy Who Loved Me and the special effects left me without words, I saw the movie over and over again.

At the beginning Bond was snow skiing as he got called to be assigned a new mission, while skiing three man were following him and shooting at him, then he turned and started skiing backwards and his ski pole was a secret weapon and had bullets, then he shot at one of the man that was following him with an expanding bullet that exploded in the man´s chest, 007 kept skiing and then there was a cliff, he still was skiing and then falled, after a few seconds he opened his parachute.

In another seen, Bond was driving a Lotus Esprit, a motorcycle that on the side has a bomb with wheels started following him, the motorcycle rider released the bomb that followed 007 but he managed to dodge the bomb and this one exploded behind a truck, after driving for a bit more a car started following him and the passengers started shooting at 007, he pulled a button and the rear plate wents down and two cannons appeared, then James pressed the same button and a thick liquid came from the cannons and went right into the windhshield blinding the villains and they fell in a cliff and crashed, after that a helicopter that had machine guns started following the Lotus and fired shots at it, of course the car was bullet proof, Bond kept driving until the highway ended in the ocean and 007 falled on it, then the car turned into a submarine, you got to see the movie to see what´s next.

Also “Jaws” is my favorite villain from all the movies who also is an actor in the movie that follows named Moonraker, his real name is Richard Kiel and in the movie he has metallic “jaws” so he can break metal, he is also extremelly tall with 7 ft 1.5 in.

The movie is called The Spy Who Loved Me as Moore has to work with a Russian spy and they both fall in love.

The movie has many special effects and in the 70´s they didn´t have computer software so everything looks real and not like most of the movies that use computer effects that look so fake and unreal.

Bond keeps you interested the whole movie from the start to the end, and wanting to know, What´s next?