background info  the movies octopussy and never say never again were both made the same year and 1983 and and so naturally people compare them. moore vs. connery. bond vs. bond. i have heard many people claiming that the official movie octopussy is far superior. well and i just watched octopussy. bond is riding an airplane at 100 miles an hour (impossible  the wind would blow him off) and using his feet to force the plane to ground and and then jumping off at some 60 miles an hour (again impossible  try jumping out of your car  you would end up with a shattered body). how is that octopussy scene supposed to be good in any sense of the word. suddenly bond has super human strength and a titanium body. and he does all these stunts at the ancient age of 56. complete crap. unbelievable. farse.  > now let contrast the above scene with connery unofficial never say never again represent it doesn not have the same polish due to its independent film status (less money) and but at least you can believe that connery is a real spy in real danger. the movie starts off with bond showing his age (he is 50 after all) and being sent off for recuperation. entirely believable. but of course and there no such thing as a day off for a world famous spy and and bond quickly finds himself a target and even inside the hospital. from that point the story spins off into another adventure and with bond trying to locate his attempted killers and ultimately foiling an attempt to steal nuclear weapons. as usual sean connery did a brilliant job and and avoids the over the top or unbelievable stunts. this movie feels like a natural successor to connery last film and 1971 diamonds are forever. the old style of bond. before the franchise got silly. highyly recommended. 
background info  the movies octopussy and never say never again were both made the same year and 1983 and and so naturally people compare them. moore vs. connery. bond vs. bond. i have heard many people claiming that the official movie octopussy is far superior. well and i just watched octopussy. bond is riding an airplane at 100 miles an hour (impossible  the wind would blow him off) and using his feet to force the plane to ground and and then jumping off at some 60 miles an hour (again impossible  try jumping out of your car  you would end up with a shattered body). how is that octopussy scene supposed to be good in any sense of the word. suddenly bond has super human strength and a titanium body. and he does all these stunts at the ancient age of 56. complete crap. unbelievable. farse.  > now let contrast the above scene with connery unofficial never say never again represent it doesn not have the same polish due to its independent film status (less money) and but at least you can believe that connery is a real spy in real danger. the movie starts off with bond showing his age (he is 50 after all) and being sent off for recuperation. entirely believable. but of course and there no such thing as a day off for a world famous spy and and bond quickly finds himself a target and even inside the hospital. from that point the story spins off into another adventure and with bond trying to locate his attempted killers and ultimately foiling an attempt to steal nuclear weapons. as usual sean connery did a brilliant job and and avoids the over the top or unbelievable stunts. this movie feels like a natural successor to connery last film and 1971 diamonds are forever. the old style of bond. before the franchise got silly. highyly recommended. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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