FREE: THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN GUN Blu-ray James Bond Roger Moore

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The video, audio, special features and extras are SUPERB!

Extras include:

Double-O Stuntmen--The high point of the bonus content comes with this half-hour high-definition documentary that has nothing to do with The Man with the Golden Gun. Instead, the featurette covers a range of stunts appearing in various Bond films, initially focusing on Pierce Brosnan's bungee jump scene in Goldeneye. Stunts are presented in detail from a full range of 007 movies. More fun than the feature!

Inside The Man With the Golden Gun--Fans of the feature movie will delight in a half-hour original documentary presented in high definition. It's a bit redundant with the included audio commentary but it covers the development of the script, from the book to the actual production.

Audio Commentary--Two different audio tracks are available--one featuring director Guy Hamilton and members of the cast and crew and the other with Sir Roger Moore, who actually comes across every bit as interesting and charming as his performance as Bond. I admit, that isn't saying much in the case of The Man with the Golden Gun.

The Russell Harty Show--a three-minute, standard-definition clip of Roger Moore on Harty's talk show talking about his new (at the time) Bond film.

On Location with The Man With the Golden Gun--Clocking in at only a minute, this standard definition clip gives you an amateur look at the set of the Bottom's Up.

Girls Fighting--A three-minute, standard-definition clip of outtakes and bloopers of the scene where the two Asian daughters defeat hordes of kung fu students. The scene that made it in the movie was so bad it's hard to imagine that even worse footage was edited out, yet here's the proof.

American Thrill Show Stunt Film--A five-minute clip with selectable audio commentary and standard-definition picture, the stunt clip explores the "astro-roll", an automotive barrel roll that is used in the film to depict a car crash.