Definately The Spy Who Loved Me. Lotus are based near I went to school, and we had the actual Lotus used in the film at an open day once, and I managed to sit in it for £1. To an eight year old boy, things don't get much better than that.
I tried to explain in the first post the one you enjoyed most rather than the one you think the best film. I hope everyone know the difference.Crowley69 said:There seems to be a bit of a theme here...the one you saw first is often considered the best.
MrFurious said:OK my favorite on first viewing was licence to kill,watched it alone in butlins when it was released and fell in love with carey lowell,but over the years living daylights has surpassed all of them as my favorite ever,and the best soundtrack by a long shot.John Barrys last one
If you can get hold of the updated CD of the sound track. It originally had only 12 tracks (it came out on an LP so at the time it would have been cut short on the CD as well) any way the new CD ads an other 9 tracks including a 6.21 track of the music form the opening scene to the main title.edinburgh160 said:Correct, the soundtrack to 'The Living Daylights' was IMO the best yet. Fantastic turned up - the theme which is played throughout was the best yet.
Just like the DVD of Living Daylights is my most played DVD at present the CD is the most played in my collection.MrFurious said:yeah got that one now garrett,its excellent
Spot on.MrFurious said:and john barry just won the fellowship of bafta award,excellent and well deserved