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Moonraker

Moonraker

“Where all the other Bonds end… this one begins!”
★6.2/10(2,316)PGage•1979•2h 6m
ActionAdventureThriller
ScreenplayChristopher Wood, Ian Fleming
James Bond investigates the mysterious hijacking of a space shuttle built by industrialist Hugo Drax, a mystery that escalates from Venice to Rio de Janeiro before culminating in an orbital space station where Drax plans to wipe out humanity and repopulate Earth with a genetically perfect master race. Roger Moore's Bond leans fully into the era's post-'Star Wars' science-fiction fever, trading typical Cold War intrigue for zero-gravity laser battles. Richard Kiel returns as the towering, steel-toothed henchman Jaws, softened here into an unlikely romantic subplot. Widely regarded as one of the series' campiest, most over-the-top entries, for better or worse.
Release
Jun 26, 1979
Budget
$34M
Country
France, United Kingdom
Revenue
$210M

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From the same director: Lewis Gilbert

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Where to watch Moonraker? Moonraker is available for streaming on Amazon Prime Video, Amazon Prime Video with Ads.
Who directed Moonraker? Moonraker is directed by Lewis Gilbert.
Who stars in Moonraker? The main cast of Moonraker includes Roger Moore, Lois Chiles, Michael Lonsdale, Richard Kiel, Corinne Cléry.
How long is Moonraker? Moonraker is 2h 6min long.

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Synopsis

James Bond investigates the mysterious hijacking of a space shuttle built by industrialist Hugo Drax, a mystery that escalates from Venice to Rio de Janeiro before culminating in an orbital space station where Drax plans to wipe out humanity and repopulate Earth with a genetically perfect master race. Roger Moore's Bond leans fully into the era's post-'Star Wars' science-fiction fever, trading typical Cold War intrigue for zero-gravity laser battles. Richard Kiel returns as the towering, steel-toothed henchman Jaws, softened here into an unlikely romantic subplot. Widely regarded as one of the series' campiest, most over-the-top entries, for better or worse.

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