MOONRAKER | Attack on Hugo Drax’s space station

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MOONRAKER had its Royal World Premiere today in 1979 at the Odeon, Leicester Square in London. Today’s clip is the attack on Hugo Drax’s space station, which was designed by Ken Adam with ex-NASA’s Harry Lange (who worked with Stanley Kubrick on 2002: A Space Odyssey) supplying the detailing to make it look as authentic as possible.

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Moonraker divides opinion but what doesn't is Barry's fantastic score. Oscar-winning standard.

hugodrax

It's not just the music and the design that's outstanding, and you would expect that from John Barry and Ken Adam respectively, but the stunning miniature special effects of the late, great Derek Meddings, forever associated with Thunderbirds.

adampayn

The soundtrack for this film is excellent one of my favourite bond films RIP Roger Moore

michaellawrence

Time and again I'm AMAZED at how well this scene holds up. Between the special effects and the realism of what a laser battle in space would actually look like, this scene really is one of the best.

jhlogue

Hard to believe this movie shares the same universe as License to Kill

Modernwwfare

The first Bond film I ever fully watched when I was a kid. I thought it was the best thing ever back then...

yohansong

Whats amazing about this sequence is that it was achieved by double exposing the film and making sure nothing overlapped each other. That's why some of the shots of the astronauts have no stars close to their bodies. If you got one thing wrong, you would have to start over.
That must have caused a few sleepless nights.

actioncom

They were trying to cash in on the Star Wars Craze, they forgot this was a movie about a British spy.

DarKKnightt

Barry, as usual, comes up with a superb score, I remember this movie, and still remember the music after all these years.

skymarshallmarz

The music for this movie is 10/10 in my book. This particular tune is amazing. The best thing about Moonraker. John Barry knocked it out of the park.

vinceA

When you're a ten year old kid in the late seventies seeing this on the big unforgettable

peterfranks

I was always disappointed that Lois Chile didn't wear the outfit she was depicted in on the movie poster.

gregoryp

This fight is still one of the coolest in my books.

Privatepain

I saw this film theatrically when it came out in 79 and has always been a guilty pleasure. Although I have to say, at 1:35 I still remember since the first day I saw it... the guy reacts before he's actually shot. LOL

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