For His Eyes Only

When a British spy ship carrying a top-secret code system is sunk in the Ionian Sea, MI6 is in a race against time to retrieve the device before the Soviets can. Agent 007, James Bond, is called in to investigate, navigating a treacherous path of betrayal, espionage, and deadly encounters across Greece and Italy. Bond must rely on his wits and charm to uncover the mole within the intelligence services and prevent a global catastrophe.

For Your Eyes Only received generally positive reviews from critics, who praised Roger Moore's more grounded performance as Bond and the film's return to a grittier, less gadget-heavy style after the excesses of Moonraker. While some found the plot slightly convoluted and the villains less memorable, the action sequences and the introduction of a strong female lead were often highlighted as positives.

• Roger Moore delivers a more mature and less flamboyant performance as James Bond.
• The film successfully returns to a more realistic and grounded spy thriller formula.
• Features memorable action sequences, particularly the opening and closing set pieces.

Google audience: Audience reviews generally appreciate the film's focus on action and suspense, with many praising Roger Moore's performance as a more serious Bond. Some viewers felt the plot was a bit slow in parts, but the thrilling climax and the character of Melina Havelock were often cited as highlights.

Nominated for a Golden Globe for Best Original Song for 'For Your Eyes Only'.

The distinctive, screeching sound made by the car Bond uses to escape in the finale was achieved by playing a slowed-down recording of a Ferrari's engine at high speed.