They wanted a title song that used the movie title. Kiss Kiss Bang Bang" can be heard throughout.īut the producers got cold feet. When Barry began scoring the film, he continued with his habit of weaving the title theme into the music, and "Mr. Kiss Kiss Bang Bang"-twice, first with Shirley Bassey and then again with Dionne Warwick. Barry and lyricist Leslie Bricusse wrote what they thought would be the title song, "Mr. Kiss Kiss Bang Bang" and the phrase was being picked up elsewhere. At the time, the italians had taken to calling Bond "Mr. The movie runs nicely until it unravels in the 3rd act with an underwater sequence that's fun but runs way the hell too long, followed by another climactic, underwhelming battle on a speeding yacht-thanks mostly to bad back-projection and obviously undercranked cameras. Paluzzi steals the movie as the zealot/killer, except that the role was subsequently done to death in the endless sequels. In the middle of all this he meets Claudine Auger, who wears the best swimsuit I've ever seen, Luciana Paluzzi as the chief henchwoman/assassin, Adolfo Celi as the very uninteresting Emlio Largo, and Rik Van Nutter as a typically worthless Felix Leiter. Bond gets sent to Bahamas (of course) as his part of the world to search-and of course he finds them. They then threaten to detonate them in a target of their choosing if their demands are not met. The plot is actually one of the best-terrorists steal a bomber with two nukes on board and hide it. Once you stick Bond in that jetpack so that he can fly about 100 yards to his car-and that's the end of it-you know you've turned a corner and it wasn't good. You can see where things start to derail.
Finding the Plane/Underwater Ballet/Bond With Spectre Frogmen/Leiter to the Rescue/Bond Joins Underwater Battle (10:15).
Bond Meets Domino/Shark Tank/Lights Out for Paula/For King and Country (8:18).Gunbarrel/Traction Table/Gassing the Plane/Car Chase (4:43).
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