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From Russia with Love [Import]

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  • Aspect Ratio ‏ : ‎ 1.66:1
  • Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
  • MPAA rating ‏ : ‎ PG (Parental Guidance Suggested)
  • Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 7.5 x 4.25 x 0.5 inches; 2.88 ounces
  • Media Format ‏ : ‎ Widescreen, NTSC, Closed-captioned, Color
  • Release date ‏ : ‎ January 1, 1963
  • Actors ‏ : ‎ Connery, Bianchi, Armendariz Sr.
  • Subtitles: ‏ : ‎ French, Spanish
  • Language ‏ : ‎ English (Dolby Digital 2.0), Spanish (Dolby Digital 2.0)
  • Studio ‏ : ‎ MGM
  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B00004W9CA
  • Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 1
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Lisa Alexander
5.0 out of 5 stars Great movie
Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2024
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A must watch. A great Bond movie 🍿🎥
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5.0 out of 5 stars Banned: From Russian With Love [Two-Disc Ultimate Edition]
Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2013
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When the James Bond spy thriller, 'From Russia With Love', was released it came to my
attention, as a young boy, that the Catholic Church's Legion of Decency had banned this
film (Also banned that year, 1964, was, "Of Human Bondage"). This is a PG rated film and
as usual the Special Features disk is not rated.

Now, I had read all the Ian Fleming 007 books and loved the almost pulp nature of their
presentation. Bond was not as sophisticated in the books as he was presented in the films
but when you are a young teen viewing beautiful babes and violence galore who cared
about those details.

When I saw the list of banned movies posted at my church I decided to see this film. I was
just old enough to get into the film and loved the gritty, fun attitude it exuded. The film, to
me, was the best Connory/Bond he had ever made. Characters were more fleshed out
and the bon vivant attitude of the protagonist was much more refined.

I think 'Goldfinger' started the bad habit of Bond films going over the top on special stunts
and bits. But that's another film and issue for another time. Although, "From Russia With
Love" did introduce the 'gadget' Bond, which became a trademark part of each Bond film
for decades afterward.

The budget on this film had been doubled from the Dr. No production due to the incredible
success of Dr. No world wide. Len Deighten had been screenwriting 'Russia' but was replaced
by two writers from Dr. No., who appeared to have worked on a faster time schedule for the
production team.

One of the better casting coups was Lotte Lenya as Rosa Klebb. The director had heard
a musical recording of hers and like it so he cast her. True? Don't know. Makes for a good
story though.

The film was restored frame-by-frame and contains DTS 5.1 Dolby Surround sound audio.
You can also play the film in the original mono if you so choose and are feeling a bit nostalgic
for the old cold war mentality...and sound. The film is presented in 1.66:1 widescreen and
looks wonderful; clean and clear.

On the second disk, Special Features, there is an interview with the book's author, Ian Fleming.
Mr. Fleming had actually worked for MI5 for a short time, or so he said. Whether this was a
press agents imagination at work or Mr. Fleming's, who really knows. He allegedly was a desk
jockey and allegedly did no 'field work' at all.

There are also original trailers, TV spots and Radio communications included on the special
features disk as well as Audio commentary from the director, Terence Young, and members of
the cast and crew.

If you were to see only one Connory/Bond it would be this one. Less frivolous than those that
followed and yet better realized than the first, Dr. No. In short ,it is just a lot of good old
fashioned fun served up with a wink and a smile.
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Hapablap
5.0 out of 5 stars Almost true to the book
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2024
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The best classic Bond film from my view. Stays very close to Fleming's novel and is all the better for it.
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Photoscribe
4.0 out of 5 stars They don't make 'em like this anymore....
Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2007
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This was actually the next to the last "novelistic" Bond movie. "Goldfinger" was the last, and, oddly enough, started the overproduction juggernaut that would eventually kill the "cool spy" genre in movies. Bond, driven mainly by "Goldfinger"'s incredible combination of music, acting, gadgets, outsized goals of the villains and Connery's charm as the hero, sparked more imitators than just about any other franchise you can name, before or since. I say "mainly", because "FRWL" also had a lot of charm...in fact, there are people who would argue that THIS is the best pre-"Thunderball" Bond film, not "Goldfinger". What set the first three Bond films apart from their successors was the "pulp" quality to the settings, the faithfulness to the print origins and the perfect casting of just about every part. Who else could play Red Grant or Rosa Kleb if not Robert Shaw and Lotte Lenya? In "Dr. No", the movie would have had a much different flavor if there had been no Quarrel or Strangways or that spitfire photographer. Compare this with the eventual condition of the franchise where ridiculously elaborate equipment and escapes were mapped out for Bond at the last minute...heck, in Brosnan's last film, his Aston Martin could turn INVISIBLE, fer crissake!! No...the first three films were 1) More realistic 2) More involving 3) More cerebral, and this one is a prime example.

"FRWL" starts out all business and is a mix of humor AND business from the word go. "M" calls Bond via old radiophone while the randy field agent romances Sylvia Trench lakeside somewhere in the country. Bond drops everything, heads to MI6, gets debriefed and heads off to Istanbul to meet a pretty Russan agent who, indeed, has a crush on him. There is supposed to be an exchange of a Russian decoder that the West thinks is being given them by a defector, when SPECTRE is actually behind everything. Along the way, they run into a SPECTRE-trained psychopath, Grant, as well as Ali Kerim Bey, an affable old colleague of 007's, a gypsy band that supplies local color, and the inimitable Rosa Kleb, played by Lotte Lenya, the wife of Kurt Weill, co-author of "The Threepenny Opera".

Things hadn't quite gotten cartoonish yet in the Bond universe, and this was an adventure with all the cues that kept it from feeling juvenile...a good movie for Dad and older brother, rather than a puerile quip machine for pubescents and tweens like the later ones turned into.

All hail Connery/Dalton/Brosnan!

BOOOOO! Roger Moore!!
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john
5.0 out of 5 stars thank you, sorry for the wait
Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2024
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LOVE JB 007.
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Etienne
5.0 out of 5 stars Superbe image pour un film de qualité
Reviewed in France on January 13, 2020
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Pour moi, ce James Bond est le meilleur de ceux qui ont été tournés avec S Connery. L'histoire est beaucoup plus vraisemblable, et le jeu d'acteur convaincant.
La version Blu Ray est à couper le souffle. C'est un de mes meilleurs B-R, du point de vue technique. Son et image sont parfaits. C'est du 1080p et on dirait du 4K.
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Picard
5.0 out of 5 stars Setting the standard to come
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 19, 2009
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As if Dr No wasn't good enough, Bond returns to London on a more topical note with his outing 'From Russia With Love', which I'll always argue is not only the most interesting Bond film of the series, but also the most influential for latter films.

Because the films were not produced in the order of the Books (contrary to popular belief), it would make more sense for F.R.W.L to be the first Bond outing on film, given as 'M' suggests himself that he (Bond) isn't really required for the case, given it's less active nature. However, this may be the catalyst for what is the best representation of Bond, the Spy, in the entire series of film.

Ian Flemmings day's at the MoD seep right through this story, even down to Bond's clever briefcase that eventually spares his life in the second half the film. The plot is satisfyingly simple; no-one is trying to take over the world, and the gadgets are kept to the minimum. Being in the second-decade of the 'cold war', it's Bond's job to recover a decoding machine from Russia after a tip off of it's location. However, SPECTRE are behind the trap as to lure Bond and the machine into their own hands.. For Blowfelt, it's also vengance for the late Dr No who was boiled alive in radioactive water (previous film).

Their are few action scenes in this film, but the excellent dialogue and progression of scenes makes this a highly enjoyable outing that's totally believable. For probably the only outing in the series, F.R.W.L actually looks and feel's like a real cat and mouse game, as the Spy not only keeps running away, but has a considerable amount of charm that was only matched in Thunderball.

What's painfully obvious is the amount of scenes that have been used again over the years in Bond films too; particularly the Roger Moore era, and they've all come from this film. The train fight at night and the boat chase are two examples of scenes that set have been re-formed some 15 years later; such as Live and Let Die, The Spy Who Loved Me, The Man With The Golden Gun, and more.

Another interesting element is the soundtrack and mixing down, which is a lot more ambitious and forced than other titles, because theirs more progression to the film. Note how many of the same songs are repeatedly just faded in to try to add dramatic effect to certain scenes when it's actually unnecessary; interestingly in the scene where Bond check's over his first Hotel room thats bugged. It was only in latter titles, such as Thunderball, were the orchestra conducted a wider range of material for the events in the film. The title song by Matt Monro is lovely, yet again interestingly it was kept to the end of the film rather than the start.

Like any of other film recorded pre-High Definition era, I would further advise potential buyers not to be led into buying old films like this on Blu-Ray DVD thinking that it will look outstanding. What people forget is that it's not possible to take Standard Definition film and magically turn it into High Definition by 'adding' more lines... The image may appear sharper, but that's about all, and it's a shame reputable companies are marketing these products as literally jumping out of your T.V.

In summary, F.R.W.L may not be as technically astounding as any of it's brothers, but this is basically it's charm. Although I love the mysterious nature of Dr No, this film puts more focus on the topic and characters, making it incredibly engaging.

If you like gags, watch the scene were Bond is hiding under the rock from the helicopter. When he fires the sniper rifle, his hat is on. When it cuts back to him a second later, it's gone!
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BC
5.0 out of 5 stars Für viele der beste James Bond!
Reviewed in Germany on October 26, 2007
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Reine Filmbewertung!

Nur ein Jahr nach seinem erfolgreichen Einstand, durfte Sean Connery erneut in die Rolle seines Lebens schlüpfen. Diesmal sogar mit dem doppelten Budget von 2 Millionen Dollar!
James Bond wurde lockerer, nicht mehr so ernsthaft wie im ersten Teil. Die ersten Humoransätze waren zu finden. Auch fielen die technichen Gimmicks von Q noch relativ realistisch aus. Blofeld hatte seinen ersten Auftritt ebenso wie die berühmte Verbrecherorganistion "SPECTRE", die hier allerdings noch "Phantom" hieß.
Der Film spielt etwas ein halbes Jahr nach den Ereignissen von "Dr.No". Somit wird auch unter anderem dessen Tod ein kleiner Aufhänger der Geschichte,
Blofeld möchte eine russiche Dechiffriermaschine stehlen, um das MI:6 und den KGB gegeneinander auszuspielen! Die Story ist also eine wirklich klassische Spionagegeschichte mit den üblichen Bösewichtern.
Allerdings wird sie hier so konsequent erzählt und durchgezogen, ist spannend, realistisch inszeniert und geizt nicht mit (übertriebener)Action... Für mich und für viele Fans der Reihe der beste Bond-Film bisher!
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R M
5.0 out of 5 stars Great edition of one of the best Bond films
Reviewed in Canada on July 21, 2022
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From Russia with Love is on my short list of best Bond films. Being one of the early ones, DVDs don't show so well on today's big screen TVs. I played this on my 70" high def screen and wasn't disappointed.
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5.0 out of 5 stars From Russia With Some Poison-Tipped Shoes
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 1, 2018
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James Bond goes to Turkey to team up with Russian defector in order to get the British a Lektor decoder, unknown to both of them this is only a set-up by S.P.E.C.T.R.E. so they can get the decoder and get revenge on Bond for the death of Doctor No.

Second film in the franchise is one of Connery's best. He grows far more into the role slightly upping the charm factor whilst keeping the rugged "real man" feel, he was becoming a more well rounded character in this film. The film also boasts excellent performances from Robert Shaw as the memorable killer "red" Grant, Pedro Armendariz as Bonds sidekick in Istanbul and the great Lotte Lenya as the villainous & lecherous Rosa Klebb. Desmond Llewelyn makes his minor Bond debut as Major Boothroyd (known as "Q" from the next film on), the gadgets start appearing from here on as well, the bobby trapped suit case a standout & Bloefeld takes his bow in this film also, as does his white cat, in a couple of small but important scenes. The film contains some of the most famous and sequences of the series, Bond's fight with Grant on the train is the one of if not the best fight scene in the history of the series, Klebb an 007's confrontation is excellent and his first meeting with Tatiana Romanova is great. Terence Young returns in the chair and delivers a past paced and thrilling adventure with something always happening to hold the viewers interest & John Barry takes over from Monty Norman on the music (1st of his 11 films) and doing arguably an even better job.

If there are any minor negatives I would a say that although she is a beautiful woman Daniela Bianchi as Tatiana Romanova, never really stands out as one the great Bond Girls, not that she gives a bad performance but unlike the previous Ursula Andress and what was soon to come, she was for me not that memorable.

Well written, well acted and made, fast-paced Bond adventure definitely one of Sean's and the series best. A classic. 4.5/5
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