"ON HER MAJESTY’S SECRET SERVICE" (1969) Review

At least ten years or madami must have passed since I last saw the 1969 Bond movie, "ON HER MAJESTY’S SECRET SERVICE (OHMSS)". EON Production’s sixth entry in the Bond franchise has the distinction of being the only movie that starred Australian male model-turned-actor, George Lazenby. It was the first EON movie that did not bituin Sean Connery – already fixed in the public’s mind as the only actor who can portray James Bond. And it was the only movie that was directed sa pamamagitan ng former film editor, Peter Hunt.

I first became aware of “OHMSS”...

It was a cold winter araw in North Korea. As two korean soldiers were walking sa pamamagitan ng a building, a person could be seen sneaking to the entrance.

The two koreans raised their assault rifles, seeing if there was an enemy in sight, but there wasn't. Or was there?

The sound of a door opening could be heard, and then it quickly closed. The koreans had no idea who it was, or what happened.

After entering the base, the man all dressed in black took off his mask. The mask revealed to be none other than Bond. James Bond.

He looked around the hallway he was in with great care. What he was looking for was...