Review of Live and Let Die (1973) by Andy P — 26 Jun 2014

Live and Let Die is a bizarre departure from the Bond formula; Where megalomaniac super-villains and gloriously produced set pieces occupied the previous films, here blaxploitation movie archetypes and cliches such as black gangsters, racial epithets like "honky" and talk of pimp-mobiles are the focus.

It might not be the most memorable or idiosyncratic of the Bond movies as a result, but it has enough style, action and camp humour to be a decently fun entry on it's own terms.