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From: hofmann@AMSAA.ARPA
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Subject: Re:  SF-LOVERS Digest V10 #204
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Date: Tue, 11-Jun-85 07:39:22 EDT
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From: James Hofmann <hofmann@AMSAA.ARPA>

In response to all those who are putting down
the new Bond movie, ' A View To A Kill ' with
apparently not having seen it, I thought I would
straighten out some misconceptions being as I have 
seen the movie.

First of all, the title  has very much to do
with the plot.  I can't give it away but suffice
to say that the character played by Christopher
Walken is psychotic enough to want to be able
to see mass destruction from his personal blimp.

Second, Duran Duran provided only the title cut.
And if you are just too sophisticated to listen
to DD, I suggest you hide out in the bathroom
until the tune ends.  Don't miss the exciting
first scene, though.  Bond does some fantastic
skiing once again.

Finally, it seems whenever a new Bond movie is
released a slew of critics sit on the sidelines
ready to skewer it.  I've heard many comments
that this is the worst Bond movie.  It definitely
beats Moonraker and Never Say Never in my opinion.

				Thank You,

				Jim H