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The Lives Of Others(2006)
The Lives Of Others(2006)
Highly-acclaimed Oscar-winning drama about corruption and surveillance in Communist East Germany.
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Year
1977
Duration
120 minutes
Genres
Action and Adventure
Language
English
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UNAVAILABLE TO STREAM
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Synopsis
As super-suave super-spy James Bond, star Roger Moore sometimes had a tendency to lodge his tongue a little too firmly in his cheek. In The Spy Who Loved Me, though, the cheesy gags aren't overdone at the expense of action. The story involves a megalomaniac villain bent on destroying the world of course, but the opening ski-chase sequence, a car-cum-submarine to rival the iconic 007 Aston Martin and the scary metal-toothed Jaws (Richard Kiel, in the running for Best Henchman Ever) mean there are more than enough great moments here to make it one of Moore's best Bond outings.
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This film contains moderate action violence, mild language and sex.
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