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"Which Bond film...."

... has Bond involved in a horse race where there fences are raised and lowered automatically?

I think it's Goldfinger, but I'm not sure. I need some sort of proof too, as it's to settle a discussion.

Many thanks.

The new Bond film 'Casino Royale', the book is meant to have torture scenes and wont be as tame as the others so could be a high classification unless they fade-to-black as soon as they apply the cattle prod to James' balls

It'd make money regardless of the classification it got.

I'd quite like them to make a slightly darker bond film again. admitedly licence to kill wasn't araving success, but it was etter than the last one. don't have to go the whole hog to an 18, but get a 15 certificate and go in a bit more hard core just for one or two films, not rebrand the whole thing. Can't really do it nowthough as it wouldn't really be fairon a first ime bond, and obviously they wouldn't do it for financial reasons.

I liked View to a Kill was a bit shocked at the mine massacre in it when I was a kid because it was just a PG.

Stryke wrote:
> Possibly the worst Bond film

ahem...Die Another Day...

Very crap Bond film, Chris Walken playing a maniac OMG. Tis' on ITV1 tomorrow

Stryke wrote:
> Possibly the worst Bond film, View To A Kill.

Nah, the worst one was Never Say Never Again. Even though that wasn't an "official" James Bond movie, was it?

Possibly the worst Bond film, View To A Kill. For a start, Roger Moore looked impossibly old, Walken looked bored throughout and Grace Jones is very very annoying.

Yep, A View to a Kill.

Just checked it out and Zorin, bad guy from A View To A Kill, actually transmits signals to the horse's legs or something. Not sure about the fences so it could well be Goldfinger now.