The first ever official Bond film, with Sean Connery famously setting the tone of 007's licence to kill by gunning down an unarmed man. The suits, the villain's superbase, the quips, the action sequences and the girls are already in place, making it a simple job for all subsequent Bond directors to churn out indentikit versions every two years or so. This one's memorable for great '60s styling and Ursula Andress' iconic rise from the ocean in that little white bikini.
DVD Extras:
Making Of documentary feature, overview of director Terence Young's work, assorted contemporary cinema and radio trailers and promotional shorts. Running at over 40 minutes, the Making Of documentary is the sort of well-put-together feature that all DVDs should carry. With behind-the-scenes footage and cast/crew interviews, it's a must-have for Bond fans. Sadly, the other feature merely appears to be outtakes from the first, proving you can't always have it all.
