Never Say Never Again Page #4

Synopsis: SPECTRE agents under the command of Ernst Blofeld infiltrate a US air force base situated in the UK and steal two Tomahawk cruise missiles. When NATO is held to ransom, the British reactive their "00" agents and send James Bond to recapture the warheads and kill Blofeld.
Director(s): Irvin Kershner
Production: Warner Bros. Pictures
  Nominated for 1 Golden Globe. Another 1 win & 2 nominations.
 
IMDB:
6.2
Metacritic:
68
Rotten Tomatoes:
64%
PG
Year:
1983
134 min
1,312 Views


Hello again. I do owe you an explanation.

My name is Bond. James Bond.

May I offer you a drink?

Hard or soft?

Soft.

I'll have a double Bloody Mary with

plenty of Worcestershire sauce.

Hate to think what you mean by hard.

Vodka on the rocks for me.

I think you have lost her.

Can you actually imagine

that I could lose a woman

to a underpaid British agent?

Yeah?

Yeah.

And I warn you, if he's

not executed at once,

he'll have your Domino turned over.

Is it possible that you

have bungled your attempts

because you want him for yourself?

Maximilian.

Why torture yourself

over that kind of woman?

Maybe one day you'll have

to kill her, Fatima.

Your sense of humor is delicious.

What's your brother up to these days?

He's on his way here. I

can't wait to see him.

How do you know my brother?

Hello!

You must be Mr. James Bond, right?

Monsieur Largo.

Yes, right. Are you a man who enjoys games?

Depends with whom I'm playing.

Yeah. Shall we? Join us.

These are my friends. They honored

me by coming from all over the world

to lose their money for

my favorite charity.

And what might that be?

Children. Orphan children.

So, here we are.

The game is called Domination.

I designed it myself.

But my problem is I've never

yet found a worthy adversary.

No doubt I shall disappoint you, too.

We'll see.

Darling?

This game has one objective, power.

We will be fighting for countries,

chosen at random by the machine.

But for this demonstration,

I will choose France.

Target areas will light up on the map.

Whoever hits them first with his

laser beam will score a point.

But there is another way to win.

With your left hand, you

control two nuclear missiles.

With your right hand, you control

a shield to block my missiles.

But if you fail... Boom, I win the game.

You will be red. I will be blue.

Are you ready?

Yes.

Begin.

Thank you, gentlemen.

Eternal battle for the

domination of the world begins.

We play for dollars.

Random target selection, Spain.

Value $9,000.

Play.

Blue wins $9,000.

Gave me a shock.

I'm sorry. I forgot.

Unlike armchair generals, we will

share the pain of our soldiers

in the form of electric shocks.

One last point,

if you let go of the controls,

you forfeit the game.

As you were unaware of

this, we will begin again.

Reset. Thank you.

Random target selection, Japan.

Value, $16,000.

Play.

Excuse me. Excuse me.

Blue wins $16,000.

A lucky move on my part.

Perhaps I didn't explain.

As the stakes increase, so

does the level of pain.

Rather like life. We continue?

Of course.

Good.

Eternal battle for the

domination of the world begins.

Random target selection, the United States.

Value, $42,000. Play.

Red pain level at 50o/o.

Danger level. Repeat. Danger level.

60%.

65%.

Red pain level, 80o/o. Danger. Danger.

Danger.

Domino.

Excuse me.

Are you all right?

Fine.

You lost $58,000.

It goes, of course, to my charity.

I think it's better if we don't continue.

Can we play one more game

for the rest of the world?

Win or lose?

You know what that could mean?

Yes.

Good.

Best of luck.

You, too.

Final game. Remaining

countries of the world.

Value, $325,000.

Play.

Blue missile destroyed.

Blue pain level, 50%.

Danger level. Repeat. Danger level.

Second blue missile destroyed.

Blue pain level, 55%. Danger.

Max.

65%.

Blue pain level, 70%.

Pain level at 80%. Max.

85%. Danger. Danger.

Max. Danger.

Excuse me.

It seems I underestimated you.

$267,000.

I'll settle for one dance with Domino.

So...

Do you lose as gracefully as you win?

I wouldn't know. I've never lost.

This game has been played

and I have lost. That's it.

He's never gone this far before.

He's certifiable.

A tango, yes?

What is it you're after?

In part, it's about your brother.

What about my brother?

Did you know that your brother

was working for Largo?

That's impossible. Jack is in the U.S.

Air Force.

That's precisely why Largo used him.

Your brother's dead.

Keep dancing. Largo is the prime suspect.

Your brother was used and then eliminated.

They move well together, don't they?

Today you have another chance.

This time you'd better not fail.

Number 12.

Excellent.

You dance amazingly well, Mr. Bond.

It's Domino, really.

She's such a pleasure to follow.

I know.

I'd love to have you for lunch.

If you are still around tomorrow,

why don't you join us on our boat?

Tomorrow's not good for me.

Why?

I'm going to pick up Jack.

No. That's not possible.

Jack phoned earlier to say

he'd been delayed again.

At least for another week, maybe two.

Bye-bye.

Thank you very much.

Nicole?

Nicole.

Don't touch him! He's mine!

Come on, come on! Come on, come on!

Hold it.

Sit up.

Your gun.

Carefully.

Over here.

Spread your legs.

Good. Very good.

You're quite a man, Mr. James Bond.

But I am a superior woman.

Guess where you get the first one.

Well, in view of your hatred of men...

Liar!

You know that making love to Fatima was

the greatest pleasure of your life.

Well, to be perfectly honest,

there was this girl in Philadelphia...

Shut up!

I am the best.

Yes. Yes, you're right.

In fact, I was going to put you

in my memoirs as number one.

Write.

Write.

Now write this.

The greatest rapture in my life was

afforded me in a boat in Nassau

by Fatima Blush.

Signed James Bond, 007.

I just remembered.

It's against service policy for

agents to give out endorsements.

Write!

Right now?

Right now.

Not perfected yet.

Good show, James. Q actually

came through, didn't he?

How long have you been here?

Long enough.

Long enough for what?

To see how you handled the lady.

You did rather well.

Come on. This way.

Monsieur Largo is waiting for you, sir.

Of course. Thank you.

This way, sir.

Hello.

- Good morning.

- Good morning.

You are a bit early for lunch.

I know. It's rather embarrassing.

Prepare for departure.

Steward, get some clothes for my guest.

I'm overwhelmed.

I'm invited for lunch and given a cruise.

Why? You had other plans?

No, not at all. I'm at your disposal.

Of course. Cigarette?

No, not today, thank you.

So...

A drink? A vodka martini?

Of course.

This is my situation room.

From here, the world comes to me.

You could run a small government from here.

Oh, no, I could run a large

government from here.

What's your latest venture?

Oil.

It's a new departure for me,

besides which all my other enterprises

are of little consequence.

Well, if it's that big, let's hope

it doesn't blow up in your face.

Mr. Bond. Excuse me. I have work to do.

Time is money.

By the way, the staterooms are aft.

Don't forget, 12:00. Lunch.

Mr. Bond, enjoy the ship.

Mr. Bond!

There's some fresh clothes

in your cabin, sir.

If you'd like to follow me.

Thank you.

What happened to my brother?

Why are you here?

Just trust me.

The Tears of Allah.

Does that mean anything to you?

This is it. He gave it to me.

He said it was very valuable.

It doesn't look it.

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Lorenzo Semple Jr.

Lorenzo Elliott Semple Jr. (born Lorenzo Elliott Semple III; March 27, 1923 – March 28, 2014) was an American screenwriter and sometime playwright, best known for his work on the campy television series Batman and the political/paranoia movie thrillers The Parallax View (1974) and Three Days of the Condor (1975). more…

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