Analysis of James Bond - Part 3 - The Roger Moore Years
Live and Let Die
Roger Moore 'a first outing as 007
He would go on to do 7
George Martin manager of the beatles
Scored the haunting Music
Paul McCartney sang the title song
And he could never go wrong
Jane Seymore as Solitaire
Bond girl amongst none compare
African American Villains
In the Coccaine business
Yaphet Kotto as Kananga
Perfect for this Bond saga
Bernard Lee and Louis Maxwell
Return as M and Money Penny
Desmond Llewellyn did not reprise his role as Q the quarter master
Audience missing him did in a big way matter
The movie outgrossed Diamonds are forever by 2 times
Established Roger Moore as Bond for 6 more times
The Man With The Golden Gun
Christopher Lee in the title role
Best Bond Villain ever said the polls
Solar device in the wrong hands
Takes the film to the far east lands
Bond Girls in Maud Adam's in Britt Ekland
Title song by Lulu
Wonderful score by John Barry
The Spy Who Loved Me
Rated by many as the best Bond Adventure
Submarines missing requiring immediate Counter measure
Nobody Does it Better sung by Carly Simon
With Oscar Winner Marvin Hamlisch conducting
Curt Jurgens as Josef Sttomberg
Underwater city creating his new world
Barbara Bach as Agent XXX
Made the fans connect
Delivered yet another super hit
Egypt Italy and Austria
Filmed beautifully through
Alan Hume's Camera
Moonraker raked in the Box office
Film about the Space Race
A Colony in Space for the Physically perfect
Destroy the earth to keep it Private
Michael Lonsdale the French actor
Cast as Drax the creator of the Moonraker
Lois Chiles the Bond Girl
Dr Holly Goodhead a NASA scientist
Placed by the Secret Service
Venice Rio De Janeiro locations captured
Jaws with his steel tooth
Hired to bring Bond to book
Title song by Shirley Bassy
With a riveting score by John Barry
It's the Biggest Its the Best Its Bond And Beyond
For Your Eyes Only
Oscar nominated score by Bill Conti
Sheena Easton providing the vocals
First time the singer part of the title Visuals
Attempt to return to the basics
Met with great reception with the masses
Villains with Clawed hands and Steel Teeth laid to rest
Everyone felt for the best
ATAC system stolen
Retrieving it Bonds burden
Checkpoint Charlie and the Greek Mountains
Some of the exotic locations
Carole Bouquet Cesar award winning actress and Supermodel plays the Bond girl having failed to land the role on earlier occasions
Octo**** shot in the Indian Subcontinent
Throws in everything including the kitchen sink for entertainment
Maud Adams as the Bond Girl
Has the distinction of repeating the role twice
Louis Jordan as Kamal Khan
Steven Berkoff as Orlov
Want the Warheads to detonate
With the final objective of a World to dominate
Rita Coolidge sings All Time High
The title of the film not appearing in the lyrics
The film was a massive success with the audience and the Critics
A View To A Kill Roger Moore in his last outing
Oscar winner as the Villain
Max Zorin played by Christopher Walken
Title song by Duran Duran
First James Bond song to be number one
Destroying Silicon Valley in his plans
With Grace Jones in his command
Tanya Roberts the Bond Girl
Eiffel Tower and Golden Gate the places where jaw dropping stunts unfurl.
John Barry conducted the score
Waving goodbye to an era led by Roger Moore
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Poetic Form | Etheree (21%) |
Metre | 1011 10101101 111111 1101001010 101010 101010101 0111011 110101 1101101 100010010 00110 1111 0111110 0110101 011101010 10101101111101010 1001011001110 010110101011 01010111111 0110101 100100101 111010101 10010011 10110111 110110011 10111 10011110 01111 101101011010 1010010001001010 11110111010 110101010010 1101101 10010010111 10011101 10101 0101010101 101000100 11001 101100 1100110 101011 01000110100001 010111110 1010110 1110010101 101011 1101010100 1101010 101010101010 11111 1011111 1011101 1010011110 101010111001 11110 1010011110 1010010010 110101101010 011011010 1110101010 10111011111 101101 11010 0101110 11000110 110010010 1001100110100100101110111011100010 11001000100 101001001011010 1101011 100101010011 10101101 101011 101110 1010010101110 10101111 01010110100010 01101001101000010 0110110101110 10101010 111110010 10110101 111111101 01010010011 1110101 1010011 101001010101110101 11001001 101111011101 |
Closest metre | Iambic pentameter |
Characters | 3,179 |
Words | 576 |
Sentences | 2 |
Stanzas | 7 |
Stanza Lengths | 19, 8, 13, 15, 13, 11, 11 |
Lines Amount | 90 |
Letters per line (avg) | 30 |
Words per line (avg) | 6 |
Letters per stanza (avg) | 383 |
Words per stanza (avg) | 83 |
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