Inside 'Octopussy'

James Bond is assigned to investigate the murder of a fellow 00 agent and the theft of a valuable military artifact. His investigation leads him to the glamorous and dangerous world of Octopussy, a mysterious woman who runs a travelling circus with a band of beautiful acrobats. Bond uncovers a plot by an exiled Afghan prince to detonate a nuclear weapon in West Berlin, forcing him to race against time to prevent a global catastrophe.

Octopussy received mixed to positive reviews from critics, with many praising Roger Moore's performance and the film's adventurous set pieces, while others found the plot convoluted and some of the humor to be dated. It was a commercial success, further solidifying Bond's popularity in the 1980s.

• Roger Moore delivers a charming, if slightly weary, performance as Bond.

• The film features impressive action sequences and exotic locations.

• Some critics found the plot to be overly complicated and the humor less effective than in previous installments.

Google audience: Audiences generally appreciated the classic James Bond formula with its action, exotic settings, and Roger Moore's continued presence, though some found the story less engaging than other entries in the franchise.

The famous "Tarzan yell" heard during the jungle chase sequence was performed by John Glen himself, the film's director.