Live and Let Die

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John Y. @JYJr16 2d Roger Moore debuts. But in-between the many reprisals of the theme song, we’re left with a Blaxpoitation film, a Smokey and the Bandit reboot and, finally, a Silver Streak finale. Some Bond films age better than others. This is one of the others. See more Stephen C @bob25009 Jan 25 The worldwide gross is $126,400,000.00. See more Carlos T Jan 24 🎬 **Crítica | Com 007 Viva e Deixe Morrer (Live and Let Die, 1973)** **Ano:** 1973 | **Duração:** 121 minutos **Gêneros:** Espionagem • Ação • Aventura **Elenco principal:** * **Roger Moore** como *James Bond* — estreia trazendo um 007 mais leve, irônico e conquistador * **Yaphet Kotto** como *Dr. Kananga / Mr. Big* — vilão carismático e ameaçador * **Jane Seymour** como *Solitaire* — Bond Girl mística e enigmática Primeiro filme da era Roger Moore, *Viva e Deixe Morrer* apresenta um Bond diferente do de Connery: mais sarcástico e menos bruto. A trama envolve assassinatos de agentes britânicos e um poderoso chefão do crime ligado ao Caribe. O roteiro, porém, se perde ao insistir em **elementos de vodu**, que acabam pesando negativamente e quebrando o tom clássico da franquia. Ainda assim, a ambientação caribenha resgata um cenário querido da saga. Nota:** **6 / 10** See more Yaaron R @KompetenterMedi Dec 24 A Disastrous Debut Live and Let Die introduces Roger Moore as Bond, but the film immediately collapses under a wave of bad decisions. The plot is weak, the action uninspired, and the portrayals of African American culture and Caribbean voodoo are heavily reliant on racist stereotypes. The lone bright spot is the reveal that Mr. Big and Kananga are the same person, a twist that briefly suggests cleverness. Moore performs with more control than Connery, but even that cannot save a film defined by offensive imagery and lifeless storytelling. See more Feby S Nov 8 This is the great bond when i see this movie the actiin it's very very crazy See more Oliver J @Ollie1997 Oct 28 Critics Consensus: “Live and Let Die” injects the Bond series with funk, voodoo mystique, and Roger Moore’s charismatic debut—but its uneven pacing and cultural stereotypes prevent it from fully living up to its bold style. Review: Roger Moore takes over as James Bond in Live and Let Die, bringing a lighter, more humorous energy to the role. The film embraces a fresh, adventurous vibe, blending New Orleans voodoo, Caribbean intrigue, and Harlem drug kingpins into a plot that’s flashy, ambitious, and occasionally chaotic. Moore’s charm and wit keep the film buoyant, even when the story stretches credulity. The boat chases, alligator stunts, and Rico’s over-the-top villainy make for memorable spectacle, while the theme song by Paul McCartney and Wings became an instant classic. However, some elements—particularly the portrayal of African-American culture and voodoo lore—feel dated and problematic today, and the narrative occasionally drags amidst the action set pieces. Verdict: Live and Let Die entertains with style, stunts, and Moore’s debut charisma, but it’s a colorful, uneven adventure that showcases the franchise’s experimentation during a changing era. See more Read all reviews

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