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1967 - James Bond - You only live twice: title sequence

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JAMES BOND - Title sequence from Lewis Gilbert's 1967 film "You only live twice", starring Sean Connery as James Bond

Many of the iconic aspects of a typical James Bond film were established in Dr. No, beginning with what is known as the gun barrel sequence, an introduction to the character through the view of a gun barrel, and a highly stylized main title sequence, both created by Maurice Binder.

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  • frank sintara's daughter

  • you realize Sir. Sean Connery height 's 6ft3 . Damn , he's tall

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  • @Barrosse not surprised since he wrote that "winged the wong number" stuff if the great glass elevator

  • Only the tune got better for one more Bond film but "You only live twice" is where they lost it IMHO: an unconvincing comic villain, Connery's wig and 007 married made for an unlikely plot. Connery redeemed himself in Diamonds but the rot had set in: Lazenby saw that and got out. An appalling series of films about a secret agent who gets younger and younger foiling despots (none of whom were convincing after Largo - Frome was the best and Sanchez was a welcome surprise in Licensed to kill)

  • @Barrosse Yes he did.

  • @sakakitohru I gather the volcanic scenes are based on interior shots of Mt. Sakurajima. I've got a little book, I've got a little book. About such things which are unofficial, from times of old. Times of old which are unspoken of. Times of old in which those weary of life. Those of every walk and station. Came to Sakurajima to end their lives. And carpet the caldera with their bodies. I've got a little book, I've got an old book. Which talks about things now unspoken...
  • @universalexports777

    It's fair to say that the All-American Ninja obsession began with the superhuman claims of the Ian Fleming novel from whence came this flick.

  • Anyone else noticed Mr Barry's little joke?

    Compate and contast Nancy's singing with the line "Birds sing out of tune" from Peter and Gordon's "World without love".

    Just sayin'

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