This film is in the "so bad its good" category. Sean Connery spends the whole film running around in red diaper and spents a good portion surrounded by people who seem like they would've been at home in Woodstock. Also, you have to give points for the many references to male frontal anatomy, including a whole scene on male stimulation.
Bill Conti only composed one Bond score and he left an indelible mark on the franchise. Sheena Easton's title theme is my favorite Bond theme song. Also, Caroel Bouquet is my favorite main Bond girl, as she looks attractive on camera and is capable of helping Bond in his mission. The locations are beautiful and the screenplay is overall good, despite the villains being some of the weakest and Melina's story arc coming across as unfinished. Another good entry in the famed franchise from Roger Moore, who proved he still looked good in the role at 53.
