James Bond Movies: Roger Moore Era
Roger Moore's lighter, more humorous interpretation of James Bond embraced the franchise's campier elements. These films feature increasingly elaborate gadgets, exotic locations, and tongue-in-cheek humor that defined Bond for the 1970s and early 1980s.
Though episodic in nature, Moore's seven films showcase a consistent tone that balanced spectacular action sequences with witty one-liners. The era spans from the blaxploitation-influenced Live and Let Die to the space-age spectacle of Moonraker.
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Live and Let Die
James Bond investigates the murder of a British agent in New Orleans, leading him into a dangerous confrontation with the mysterious crime boss Mr. Big.
The Man with the Golden Gun
James Bond searches for a stolen solar energy device while being hunted by Francisco Scaramanga, a deadly assassin with a million-dollar fee who uses a golden gun. Their cat-and-mouse game leads to a final confrontation on a tropical Thai island.
The Spy Who Loved Me
When Russian and British nuclear submarines mysteriously vanish, James Bond must work alongside a beautiful KGB agent to uncover the truth behind the disappearances and stop a megalomaniacal villain's underwater scheme.
Moonraker
Secret agent James Bond investigates the hijacking of a space shuttle, uncovering industrialist Hugo Drax's sinister plot that takes him from California to outer space. With the help of scientist Dr. Holly Goodhead, Bond must stop Drax's plans while battling the deadly assassin Jaws.
For Your Eyes Only
James Bond races against Soviet agents to recover a critical encryption device from a sunken British spy ship before it falls into enemy hands.
Octopussy
James Bond investigates the death of a fellow agent found with a stolen Fabergé egg, uncovering an international smuggling operation. His mission leads him into conflict with a rogue Russian General plotting to destabilize world peace.
A View to a Kill
James Bond investigates how a radiation-resistant microchip has fallen into KGB hands, leading him to industrialist Max Zorin who plans to destroy Silicon Valley's tech industry through a devastating earthquake.
Other Film Series
Brandon Lee
Rising action star and son of Bruce Lee, whose promising career was tragically cut short during the filming of The Crow in 1993.
Divergent
A dystopian trilogy following Tris Prior as she discovers her Divergent nature and leads a rebellion against the faction system controlling post-apocalyptic Chicago.
Jack Ryan
CIA analyst Jack Ryan becomes an unlikely action hero in this Cold War thriller trilogy based on Tom Clancy's novels.
Lethal Weapon
A buddy cop action series following the partnership between unstable detective Martin Riggs and veteran sergeant Roger Murtaugh through four films.
Ong Bak
Tony Jaa's martial arts showcase trilogy featuring spectacular Muay Thai action across different time periods and loosely connected stories.
Skyline
A sci-fi trilogy following humanity's battle against alien invaders, with each film building directly on the previous story.