A View to a Kill 1985
"Has James Bond finally met his match?"
Bond returns in *A View to a Kill (1985)*, Roger Moore's final outing as 007, where a high-stakes microchip theft leads to a deadly conspiracy.
Director: John Glen
Cast
Roger Moore
James Bond
Tanya Roberts
Stacey Sutton
Christopher Walken
Max Zorin
Grace Jones
May Day
Patrick Macnee
Tibbett
Patrick Bauchau
Scarpine
David Yip
Chuck Lee
Fiona Fullerton
Pola Ivanova
Manning Redwood
Bob Conley
Alison Doody
Jenny Flex
Frequently Asked Questions
What is A View to a Kill (1985) about?
James Bond investigates the theft of a revolutionary microchip, leading him to Max Zorin, a ruthless industrialist plotting to destroy Silicon Valley with a man-made earthquake. As Bond uncovers Zorin's plan, the stakes rise in a race against time to prevent global catastrophe.
Who directed A View to a Kill?
John Glen directed *A View to a Kill (1985)*, bringing his experience from previous Bond films to craft this high-energy thriller.
Who stars in A View to a Kill?
The cast includes Roger Moore as James Bond, Tanya Roberts, Christopher Walken as Max Zorin, Grace Jones, and Patrick Macnee among others.
Is A View to a Kill (1985) worth watching?
As the final Roger Moore Bond film, *A View to a Kill (1985)* delivers a fun yet flawed entry in the franchise, packed with over-the-top action and Moore's charisma. Fans of classic Bond will appreciate its nostalgic charm and ambitious set pieces, though its plot occasionally stretches believability. It's a solid pick for 80s action enthusiasts.
How long is A View to a Kill?
The runtime for *A View to a Kill (1985)* is 131 minutes.
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About A View to a Kill (1985) — Roger Moore's Last Mission as 007 in a High-Octane Thriller
Bond returns in *A View to a Kill (1985)*, Roger Moore's final outing as 007, where a high-stakes microchip theft leads to a deadly conspiracy. Directed by John Glen, this action-packed thriller plunges viewers into a world of corporate espionage, nuclear terror, and seismic destruction as Bond uncovers Max Zorin's plan to cripple Silicon Valley with a man-made earthquake. With electrifying set pieces in San Francisco's landmarks and a hypnotic villain played by Christopher Walken, the film blends espionage with 80s excess, featuring Grace Jones as the enigmatic May Day and Tanya Roberts as the fearless Bond girl. Moore's charm meets explosive villainy in a story that tests the limits of technology and greed.
The atmosphere crackles with Cold War tension and Hollywood flair, as Bond races to outwit Zorin's twisted ambition before a catastrophic quake reshapes the Bay Area. Glittering Silicon Valley contrasts with shadowy industrial sabotage, while the soundtrack's synth beats underscore the film's bold, larger-than-life tone. *A View to a Kill (1985)* delivers a mix of suspense, spectacle, and Moore's signature wit, making it a cult favorite for fans of vintage Bond mayhem.
