La espía que me amó
Directed by Lewis Gilbert
- ርልዪረ28 de enero de 2025/̵͇̿̿/’̿’̿ ̿ ̿̿ ̿̿ ̿̿ ⠀.𖥔 ݁ ˖ ⌖ ₊ The Spy Who Loved Me was a film that I had always wanted to see and upon finally seeing it I can safely say that it is the best film in Roger Moore's run as James Bond. It is full of humor, wit, and charm, as well as action that was true to the Connery films of the 1960s (something that was lacking in Moore's previous films, Live And Let die, and The Man with the Golden Gun). It involves a plot to hijack nuclear submarines by shipping tycoon Karl Stromberg, who lives in a underwater lair...But who cares about him! The only villain you people really want to see here is iconic henchmen, Jaws. Yes, that towering man with a metal teeth who fits his job description well. "This is jaws. He kills people."(Quote from Moonraker) Of course they should have said: "And cars, gates, sharks, chains, wires...pretty much anything he gets his hands or teeth on." Of course James Bond has to stop this from happening, so after teaming up with the very attractive Russian agent known as Triple X Moore jumps into action (I wonder what Bond and "XXX" will be up to by the end of the film...). Together they face against the best that our dear friend, Stromberg, can throw at them, ranging from Jaws to random assassins. By the end, in true Bond fashion, our hero and a team of soldiers take on an army of henchmen in a giant supertanker while (of course) fighting against the clock to the facility's self-destruct timer. Like any Moore film The Spy Who Loved Me is just plain fun and you can sit down and enjoy watching every second of it. It isn't as good as the Connery films, but at the same time it isn't at all a bad Bond film. Personally, I think if you're someone who generally dislikes Moore this is the Bond film for you. It is the closest of Moore's outings to the original Sean Connery adventures and several moments are even able to bring out the charm of those earlier films. So if you're not a fan of Moore you don't have to see *all* his outings as James Bond, but if you have to choose a single Moore Bond film to own The Spy Who Loved Me takes the cake as his most professionally done 007 film.
- Q_Prof7 de enero de 2026I have watched this many times and thoroughly enjoyed to every time. The intro to "Jaws" henchman and Bond's creative ways to combat the huge guy, both not being fully successful. Bond as usual is foiling the plans of the rich villan and attempting to save the world with all the suspense, action, plot, and comedy is fun to watch.
- Zokkiie23 de enero de 2026Pure blockbuster Bond energy—huge stunts, gorgeous locations, and Roger Moore at his smoothest. It’s confident, funny, and packed with iconic moments that show why this era worked so well. Unfortunately, the Bond girl seriously weakens it: hyped as the KGB’s best but ends up helpless, constantly rescued, and mostly there to asks Bond questions. Still a very entertaining entry with more highs than flaws.
La espía que me amó Trivia
La espía que me amó was released on 8 de julio de 1977.
La espía que me amó was directed by Lewis Gilbert.
La espía que me amó has a runtime of 2h 5min.
La espía que me amó was produced by Albert R. Broccoli.
La misteriosa desaparición de dos submarinos nucleares hace que colaboren los mejores operativos de los servicios secretos británico y soviético: James Bond y la mayor Amasova. Detrás de todo se encuentra el magnate Stromberg, cuya finalidad es la destrucción de la "corrupta" humanidad para fundar una civilización pura bajo el mar.
The key characters in La espía que me amó are James Bond (Roger Moore), Major Anya Amasova (Barbara Bach), Karl Stromberg (Curd Jürgens).
La espía que me amó is rated 16.
La espía que me amó is an Action, Adventure, Suspense film.
La espía que me amó has an audience rating of 7.7 out of 10.
La espía que me amó had a budget of 13,5 MUS$.
La espía que me amó has made 185,4 MUS$ at the box office.