Dr. No (1962) – Review
September 19, 2010 in Action, Reviews



3 Stars
The first and many believe the best Bond film is a crackling spy caper filled with most of the hallmark touches that fans would come to love. From the opening title sequence to the familiar theme music, this inaugural entry in the long running series is essentially the same story that the series producers would regurgitate 26 more times to date. Suave british spy 007 is sent to Jamaica to investiagte the killing of a fellow double-00 agent. Leading him to the underground lair of the nefarious Dr. No. a mad scientist bent on world domination. Connery is magnificent as Her Majesty’s best agent, its easy to see why he and the series became so popular across the globe.
Director: Terence Young
Stars: Sean Connery, Ursula Andress, Jack Lord
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