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title: "Goldfinger (Special Edition)"
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# Goldfinger (Special Edition)

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Goldfinger (Special Edition)

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    James Bond is back in action ! Everything he touches turns to excitement !
  

*by J***N on Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2023*

I first saw "Goldfinger" when it first premiered on television on the ABC network in early 1972. I was 16 at the time. Well, I'm 67 now and got it DVD and appreciate it more than ever. This was the first James Bond film I ever saw. I first got it on BETA back in the '80's. Then on VHS in the '90's. This is one of my favorite action adventure movies. Released in 1964, this was the 3rd James Bond flick. "Dr. NO" in 1962 and "From Russia With Love" in 1963 being the first two. Sean Connery returns as Agent 007 and this time his assignment is to go after Auric Goldfinger played by Gert Frobe ,who's plot is to corner the world's gold market by sabotaging  the gold reserve at Fort Knox in Kentucky. Goldfinger is considered one of the best Bond villains of all time. The lovely Honor Blackman plays the Bond girl "Pussy Galore." Shirley Eaton plays Jill Masterson, Goldfinger's accomplice in a memorable role. Harold Sakata plays Goldfinger's henchman "Odd Job," another great villain. Bernard Lee returns as "M," Lois Maxwell as his secretary Miss Moneypenny and Desmond Llewelyn as "Q." Director Guy Hamilton does a fine job.  John Barry composes a great score and Shirley Bassey sang the popular theme song which reached No. 8 on The Billboard Charts. Bond drives a fantastic Aston Martin. Which was chosen because it is considered England's most sophisticated car. This was the first one to become a big hit at the box-office and the first to win an "Oscar," (for Best Sound.) The tagline for one of the movie posters read...."James Bond is back in action ! Everything he touches turns to excitement !"

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    It’s all about Odd Job
  

*by S***Z on Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2023*

So most people probably like this movie because of James Bond and Goldfinger. They probably like the meeting between James and Q. I mean who doesn’t like having a transmitter that fits inside your shoe or an Aston Martin super spy car that has an oil slick defense mechanism along with an ejector seat and rotating license plates? Who could forget James Bond playing golf with Goldfinger and cheating him out of 5000 pounds? Or maybe your favorite thing is Goldfinger’s neon bedazzled industrial laser or his super cool man cave that has more dials and knobs than Pussy Galore’s Flying Circus. But my favorite thing about this movie is Goldfinger’s sidekick, Odd Job. You have to love his classic outfit. You have to love his stoicism. You have to love his taste in gold rings and gold spray paint. You have to love his driving ability. He may have some shortcomings as a caddy but you better tip him anyway because he can crush a golf ball with his bare hands, bounce gold bars off his chest with a smile on his face, and don’t forget his killer hat. Last but not least you have to admire his willingness to take one for the team to make sure that you’re insane plot to irradiate all the gold in Fort Knox comes down to the wire.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Truly a BOND Classic!  Unfortunately, it becomes sillier with every viewing.
  

*by S***H on Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2005*

GOLDFINGER burst onto the scene in 1964 and the Bond world would never be the same.  Though the previous two entries had been well-received, this is the one that touched off the worldwide phenomenon that propelled the series well into our own generation (currently filming Bond movie #21!!)  In fact, it would become the Bond movie that all other's would be compared to ("yeah, I liked the latest Bond movie alright, but it wasn't as good as GOLDFINGER!!)GOLDFINGER introduced us to so much of what would become trademarks of the series.  It was the first to have an independent opening sequence (yes, FRWL had one, but it was more of a prelude than a stand-alone "mini-movie").  It was the first Bond film to have a title song sung during the opening credits (which would also become a fan-favorite Bond theme).  It featured the first souped-up gadget car (hailed by many as still the best).  It introduced us to the first "larger-than-life" henchman in the character of OddJob - a silent-but-deadly killer who would be the quintessential Bond henchman until Jaws came along.  And, it featured the first main villain to truly stand on his own alongside of Bond.  Gert Frobe left a memorable impression as the titular nemesis, and is also a fan-favorite to this day.  Finale, it features the first of many double-entendre female characters - Pussy Galore(a very overrated Bond gal, by the way)Unfortunately, the movie also introduced us to that "other" element of the Bond series, and that is the "over-the-top" action spectacle.  Sure, it is nowhere near as out-there as Bond in a submersible car, or Bond on the moon, but the genesis of all that followed in the "unbelievable" department begins here.  And this is where my criticism of the film really comes in.  Having just watched for the umpteenth time this weekend, I was really able to see the flaws of the film.  For the first time, Bond is placed in an elaborate "machine-of-death," when a simple gunshot to the head would do.  Yeah, it's a lasting image no doubt - that of Connery strapped to a table with a laser inching it's way toward his, ahem, mojo.  And yes, it provides us with the first classic Bond line - "No Mr. Bond, I expect you to die!" - however, it is a really silly moment compared to the series up to that point, and begins to take us into the more fantastic and out of the more believable.Several other actions by Goldfinger leave one wondering how intelligent he really was.  In the above mentioned scene, all Bond has to do is suggest he knows more than Goldfinger thinks he does about his fiendish plot, and Goldfinger gives in and allows him to live.  Why didn't he simply ask Bond to prove it - tell him what else he knows?  He could easily have exploited how little Bond knew.  Later, GF pitches his plan to a room full of mafia bosses (in one of the goofiest scenes with GF opening all kinds of hidden maps and displays in the room and the gangsters responding with lines like, "What is this, some kinda merry-go-round?")  When one of the hoods declines being involved, GF has him taken out and secretly shot.  However, he ends up gassing all the other hoods in the VERY NEXT SCENE!  WHY?  Who knows!?  If he was going to kill them all, why take the one guy out and kill him seperately?  If he was going to kill them all, why even tell them his plan?  Yes, unfortunately, the more elaborate the film gets, the sillier it gets as well.Which leads us to a bizarre finale.  Having foiled GF's scheme, Bond is sent home on a US Jet, presumably millitary.  This is at an airstrip surrounded by millitary - yet somehow, GF and Pussy have gotten aboard, incapcitated the pilots . . . ah, it's just too much!Well, I have alot of complaints, obviously, and it mainly because I see the film in its context as being the first to really bring Bond down.  DR. NO and FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE tried very hard to give Bond some street cred as a believable Secret Agent - GOLDFINGER and later films tore that image down and turned Bond into what he is today - another generic action hero.  That being said, there is still plenty of charm in this film - and it is still a Bond classic, if only for its score, villain, and Connery's most relaxed and comfortable performance in the role.  His first, "Bond, James Bond" in this film is said with such suave dismissal, that you realize for the first time that Connery IS INDEED Bond, James Bond.

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