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James Bond Review

            The collections of James Bond movies are by far my favorite movies ever. They have been in production of approximately 40 years. Over the years there has been 5 different actors has played the role of him. In my opinion the most famous James Bond ever was the original Sean Connery. .
             He was starred in about eight films and of the eight is goldfinger. The film is based on an illegal gold smuggling operation and the attempt to radiate the gold from fort Knox. There plan is very complex and only one man can spoil them, James Bond. His partner in this film is a female pilot named Pussy Galore. Pussy is also the owner of a private flying school, which is going to help Auric Goldfinger execute his plan. The pilots of the flying school are going to fly over fort know with a deadly canisters of nerve gas to over come the two thousand troops stationed around the fort. Fortunately for Bond he manages to talk Pussy out of spraying deadly gas and instead spray a harmless gas that will stun the troops for about ten minutes. If the plan was successful the gold in fort Knox would be worth nothing and Auric's gold would be worth approximately one thousand percent of what it was. .
             My opinion on the film is very positive. I really enjoyed the way that James just lets himself be captured by the enemy to discover the plan and I also enjoyed the tactics used to solve the plot and also the tools, which James used to save the day.
            


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