007 - Ordem para Matar
Dirigido por Terence YoungJames Bond enfrenta a maléfica organização SPECTRE numa corrida para obter o sistema de descodificação soviético Lektor. A sua missão leva-o por uma perseguição de barco, um brutal ataque feito por helicóptero e um combate a bordo do mítico Expresso do Oriente. Poderá Bond resistir aos encantos da terrível agente soviética XXX?
007 - Ordem para Matar Avaliações & Comentários
- Zokkiie13 de outubro de 2025A sharp and stylish Bond film that delivers classic spy thrills. Connery is at his best, the story feels grounded, and the train fight is unforgettable. Smooth, tense, and full of charm — one of the series’ highlights.
- Temlakos7 de março de 2026This second movie in the Bind franchise sets the tone for every film that follows.
- The Patrick11 de julho de 2025This is to me a continuation of Dr.No, with again some womanizing which was obviously common for the time. I enjoyed it better than Dr.No but it was also lacking in acting and action. Weak storyline. Still, this was a good watch and I couldn't wait to watch Goldfinger next which is where to me the real Bond starts.
- MetroidTalon14 de setembro de 2025Tighter, colder, and more grounded than its predecessor, From Russia with Love cements Bond as a serious player in the spy genre. Connery is sharper, the villains are nastier, and the espionage actually feels like a game of chess. The pacing is deliberate, but the payoff is worth it. Train fights, secret briefcases, and Cold War tension all give the film a sense of weight the series rarely revisits. A confident, calculated sequel that raises the bar without losing the cool.
- mickerdoo31 de julho de 2025Classic Bond antics. Wild that this was made in '63. Enjoy Connery as Bond. Action sequences are a little outdated and rigid.
- Mister Arn20 de maio de 2025The film starts many Bond traditions, including an amusing villain.
- thomasrogers75327 de janeiro de 2026I just kinda liked this one better than the first, maybe it’s because the female lead actually has a semi-meaningful plot this time, idk
- ርልዪረ28 de janeiro de 2025🤵🏻♂️Sean Connery as the original James Bond. What more is there to say.🤵🏻♂️
- stream71519 de janeiro de 2026Classic James Bond.
- Andy Davidson | folknhell.com15 de janeiro de 2026Peak Bond: deadpan quips, lethal gadgets, and the confidence to fight an assassin on a train like it’s just another commute.
- Dirk Sabbe10 de janeiro de 2026Quite enjoyable.
- John P2 de janeiro de 2026It is good, its proper getting into the Bond formula.
- LivewireAdmin6 de dezembro de 2025From Russia With Love is where the Bond series slips into a sharper suit—sleeker, colder, and noticeably more confident. Building on the momentum of Dr. No, this second adventure leans deeper into Cold War intrigue, trading tropical lairs for shadowy backrooms, coded messages, and the kind of slow-burn espionage that defined the era. The film expands Bond’s world in a meaningful way, introducing a more intricate sense of spycraft and giving the mythology of S.P.E.C.T.R.E. its first major pulse. Sean Connery, now fully settling into the role, moves with the smooth authority of a character stepping into iconic territory, and the supporting cast—especially Daniela Bianchi and a chillingly silent Robert Shaw—helps shape the film into a darker, more refined entry in the franchise. What resonated most with me is just how spy thriller this one feels. Compared to the more pulpy tone of Dr. No, this film plays its espionage hand straight, and it works. The cat-and-mouse plotting, the double-crosses, the tense train sequence—it all feels more grounded and more compelling. Connery, in particular, feels noticeably more confident and comfortable; it’s like he’s finally found Bond’s true cadence. Which actually allows him to sprinkle in some comedic moments which are all played perfectly. The S.P.E.C.T.R.E. world-building is another major highlight. Every glimpse into the organization adds weight and menace, and you can feel the franchise planting the seeds for something larger. Bianchi has great chemistry with Connery, bringing warmth and sincerity to the role, and Robert Shaw makes for a terrific villain—quiet, calculating, and physically Bond's equal. It doesn’t break into my absolute favorites, but it’s a stylish, tightly paced, and engaging second installment—one that feels essential to understanding how Bond began. Still one of Connery's highs 62 years later.
- sopula29 de maio de 2025Was pretty entertaining and funny to watch, the womanising is really front and central to the plot in this one unlike Dr No where it’s more-so just there for bond character building. Overall ridiculous movie though, the theme song plays like 200 times throughout the movie
- tonylis25 de novembro de 2024Connery returns as Bond even more deadly than his first outing. Robert Shaw is the perfect foil for Bond and the Train sequence is the Best ever. A Classic Bond Thriller, gritty with a touch of Class. Don't miss it.
Trívia de 007 - Ordem para Matar
007 - Ordem para Matarfoi lançado em 10 de outubro de 1963.
007 - Ordem para Matarfoi dirigido por Terence Young.
007 - Ordem para Matartem a duração de 1 h 55 min.
007 - Ordem para Matarfoi produzido por Albert R. Broccoli, Harry Saltzman.
James Bond enfrenta a maléfica organização SPECTRE numa corrida para obter o sistema de descodificação soviético Lektor. A sua missão leva-o por uma perseguição de barco, um brutal ataque feito por helicóptero e um combate a bordo do mítico Expresso do Oriente. Poderá Bond resistir aos encantos da terrível agente soviética XXX?
Os caracteres-chave em 007 - Ordem para Matar são James Bond (Sean Connery), Tatiana 'Tanja' Romanova (Daniela Bianchi), Ali Kerim Bey (Pedro Armendáriz).
007 - Ordem para Matar é avaliado M/12.
007 - Ordem para Matar é um filme de Action, Adventure, Thriller.
007 - Ordem para Matar tem uma classificação de audiência 8.4de 10.
007 - Ordem para Matar teve um orçamento de US$ 2 mi.
007 - Ordem para Matar fez US$ 78,9 mi na bilheteria.