The Spy Who Loved Me (1977)

8/10. It's also my favorite of the Roger Moore Bond films. As noted before, the plot borrows from You Only Live Twice, but the détente between adds a new angle. Jaws was a memorable henchman, and even overshadows the main villain Karl Stromberg. Speaking of Stromberg, the character reminds me of Aristotle Onassis, although in early drafts, it was meant to be Blofeld.

I adore the title song, and Marvin Hamslich's score is one of the series' best. I listen to "Bond 77" every now and then. The production design by Ken Adam, particularly of the expansive set of the Liparus, is top-notch.