Solo para sus ojos

Título original: For Your Eyes Only

1981
A
2h 7min

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Roger Moore, Carole Bouquet, and John Wyman in Solo para sus ojos (1981)

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A James Bond se le asigna la tarea de encontrar un barco británico desaparecido, equipado con un dispositivo de encriptación de armas, y evitar que caiga en manos del enemigo.A James Bond se le asigna la tarea de encontrar un barco británico desaparecido, equipado con un dispositivo de encriptación de armas, y evitar que caiga en manos del enemigo.A James Bond se le asigna la tarea de encontrar un barco británico desaparecido, equipado con un dispositivo de encriptación de armas, y evitar que caiga en manos del enemigo.

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111 mil

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1709

878

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Nominado para 1 premio Óscar
- 2 premios y 9 nominaciones en total

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For Your Eyes Only: Clip 1

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In this movie's conclusion, Bond uses his shoelaces to create a Prusik knot, attaching himself to his climbing rope so he can ascend a mountain. This technique, which is indeed possible to do with shoelaces, was invented by Austrian mountaineer Karl Prusik, and is common amongst climbers. The Prusik knot celebrated its 50th anniversary the year this movie was released, having first appeared in an Austrian mountaineering manual for rope ascending in 1931.

Pifias
In Bond's assault on St Cyril, it makes not the least bit of sense for the sentry not to choose any of the risk-free, sure-win options at his disposal, viz. sound the alarm, cut Bond's rope instead of ripping out one anchor after the other, and/or simply wait for Bond to complete his climb, then calmly empty his magazine into Bond's face when he comes over the edge.

Citas
James Bond: [entering Greek Confessional Booth] Forgive me, Father, for I have sinned.
Q: [removing priest disguise, to Bond's surprise] That's putting it mildly, 007! Your signal nearly sent Whitehall into shock. Do you know, so far we have managed to locate 439 St. Cyril's in Greece. Heaven only knows to which one Kristatos took the ATAC.
James Bond: I know a well-informed person to contact about that, Q.

Créditos adicionales
James Bond will return in OCTOPUSSY

Versiones alternativas
New opening credit titles (the opening background graphics with Sheena Easton were unchanged) were created for the June 29, 2002 airing of For Your Eyes Only on ABC-TV's "Bond Picture Show". The original theatrical opening credits were in an Arial font, while the 2002 TV airing featured the new opening credit titles in Franklin Gothic. Some of the arrangement of the crew titles were altered for the new airing, where as in the theatrical version, was arranged with the crew member's position on the left, and the crew member's name on the right, while the 2002 version featured the crew member's name under their position title. Also, the original opening title which listed "ROGER MOORE as IAN FLEMING'S JAMES BOND-007" with the 007 looking like the standard 007 Gun logo, while the 2002 opening titles replace the 007 logo with just a plain "007".

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Edited into OO7 'For Your Eyes Only' Seiko Quartz Duo Display (1981)

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For Your Eyes Only
Music by Bill Conti
Lyrics by Mick Leeson
Performed by Sheena Easton

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7/10

Bond vs Winter Olympics

Roger Moore returns as Bond and takes down Blofeld once again in the first 10 minutes after visiting his late wife's grave. It's a good start, but it doesn't get any better after that.

A British spy ship is accidentally sunk by a mine. Its valuable communication equipment is a top prize for the Soviets. Meanwhile, a Greek tycoon is killed for unknown reasons, and Bond is assigned to investigate. He tracks down the assassin, but is killed in revenge by the tycoon's daughter Melina (Carole Bouquet).

Bond goes to Cortina in the Italian Alpes. And that's where he battles the bad guys in a Bond Olympics. He skis, he ski jumps, he skis on the bobsled track, and to top it off, he fights a hockey team. It's a bit of fun action. But it makes the mistake of dropping Carole Bouquet for much of the middle. I rather have a pretty face get in on the action. And Greek hilltop villain hideout just doesn't have the explosive action needed for the climax. All in all, it's an acceptable Bond escapist adventure.