

Bond Night: From Russia With Love
Cert: PG / 115 mins / Dir. Terence Young
And... we're on. Following an uncertain start, FRWL definitely sets the template for Bond as we know it, and it's a testament to Terence Young's direction that the film still holds its own today.
I spent a lot of the 115 minutes rolling my eyes, but still thoroughly enjoyed myself. Everyone's a lot more relaxed this time around, the action is smoother and the moments of humour are more wry.

Yeah.

Yes.

Yes.

DVD.

Nah.

Yes.

No*1.

*1 Although there are some very similar cries during the shootout at the gypsy camp, so there could well be one hiding in the mix that I didn't catch.
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• ^^^ That's dry, British humour, and most likely sarcasm or facetiousness.
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