Goldfinger

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Summary: Best of Connery's films
Review: "Goldfinger" is an all-time classic. Here we see Sean Connery at his undoubted best. "Goldfinger" has a solid plot devised by gold-obsessed industrialist Auric Goldfinger, one of cinema's most enduring villains, the fantastic Aston Martin DB5, one of cinema's most enduring cars, and Oddjob, quite possibly the best henchman in the series. First Bond girl of the film (Jill Masterson, played by Shirley Eaton) falls victim to gold paint, Bond has to watch as an industrial laser *almost* severs his manhood, and the thrilling finale with the Bond vs. Oddjob battle, and Goldfinger ends his turn "playing his golden harp" at 35,000 feet - the most unusual demise of a Bond villain? Anyway, "Goldfinger" ranks as one of the best Bonds ever made and if you want a Bond film to add to your video collection, don't hesitate to pick this one.

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Summary: One of the Best.
Review: I'v reviewed all the Bonds. You're getting a real good deal buying this movie for only 13.99!

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Summary: Wonderful!
Review: I have seen all of the James Bond movies and I still think that Goldfinger is the best. This movie is the classic Bond and I wish more were made like it.

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Summary: A true 60's artifact
Review: How quaint! The DVD version is just like owning a vintage 35mm print of your own...it's mono, full of specks and scratches... A great movie, but steer clear of this horrid DVD transfer. MGM should be ashamed.

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Summary: Simply the best film ever
Review: How can so many brilliant scenes be compacted in one film, Goldfinger is the best James Bond film (the last three are very poor). Connery is the best Bond ever, Goldfinger is the best baddie ever and Oddjob is the best right-hand man character ever.

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Summary: SEAN CONNERY IS THE BEST JAMES BOND!
Review: Sean Connery is absolutely the best actor to play James Bond and this movie is the best Bond film yet. I love the scene when James is about to get cooked by the laser and he asks Goldfinger if he expects him to talk and Goldfinger replies, 'No, Mr. Bond, I expect you to die.' This is just one scene in a film with many such actions and lines. After seeing this video, you won't feel like you've been given some incredible insight, but you will have been greatly entertained.

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Summary: Goldfinger
Review: I think this is the very best Bond film out. Sean Connery plays 007. This is the Bond film with the laser about to hit Bond. It is James Bond flies to geneve and has a round of golf with the enemy. He cheats to win £5000.00. My overall mark out of ten would be ten and I think it rules.

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Summary: Absolutely Awesome
Review: What better marriage could there be then James Bond and DVD. Not only is this the quintessential Bond flick with the best villian and Bond girl but it ranks among the top spy/action movie of all times. Very little of this movie is dated so it will hold the interest of the young. The special features of the DVD will shed new light on it for the long time fan. A definite asset to any DVD collection.

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Summary: The Best Bond Film
Review: This one has the best of everything. Best villain (Goldfinger), best sub-villain (Oddjob), best name for a sub-villain (Oddjob), best gadgets, best Bond car and best scenery. It's interesting to see shots of the USA in Bond films, especially if they fall into the early ones. Someone once told me that this film was not filmed on location in the USA in 1964, but when I pointed out shots of an old Sunoco gas station next door to Joe's Drive-In with Kentucky Fried Chicken across the street (before it went worldwide), then you will agree that we were seeing somewhere in the USA and I won the argument. This film represents the best in what a Bond film should be.

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Summary: Not the best,but still...............
Review: If you are a serious Bond-fan,you simly have to think that this is the best Bond-film.It has nearly been suffocated by it`s own myth.I like it,and think it`s quite good(I love Harold Sakata!)but definetly not the best Bond-film.