James Bond Collection, Vol. 2 (Blu-ray) (1963)

"[Thunderball] ...classic 007 action, featuring great underwater sequences and a wicked femme fatale.  Channel 4 Film
"[From Russia with Love] Classic Bond...[with] a great gypsy fight, train fight and helicoptor boat chase.  Fred Topel, About.com
"[Thunderball] ...remarkably good fun...and timeless enough to be fresh and vital today.  James Rocchi, Netflix
"[From Russia with Love] A thrilling espionage adventure chock full of iconic characters, set pieces and one-liners.  Neil Smith, BBC Online
"[For Your Eyes Only] A terrific, non-stop romp!  Variety
"[For Your Eyes Only] ...some spectacular stunt work and the usual beautiful girl and exotic locale.  VideoHound's Golden Movie Retriever

Editor's Note Get a smattering of some of the most beloved Bond incarnations in all their high-definition glory. First up, Roger Moore brings home his fifth outing as bond in FOR YOUR EYES ONLY (1981). Then, take a trip back to the second and fourth entries in the series, Sean Connery's FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE (1963) and THUNDERBALL (1965).

	Sean Connery
	Claudine Auger
	Lotte Lenya
	Carole Bouquet
	Roger Moore
	Bernard Lee
	Adolfo Celi
	Luciana Paluzzi
	John Barry - Composer
	Ian Fleming - Source Writer
	Terence Young - Director
	John Glen - Director

ReelViews 8 of 10
[For Your Eyes Only] With For Your Eyes Only, Roger Moore's fifth appearance as Bond and the twelfth entry in the long-running series, 007 enters the 1980s with a return to the "glory days" of the '60s. Realizing it would be tough to top the technical glitz of Moonraker, the film makers wisely chose not to try, opting instead for a retro-Bond adventure that takes the intrepid superspy back into familiar territory: KGB involvement in a plan that centers on classified British secrets...But that's not the only aspect of For Your Eyes Only that looks more to Bond's past than his future. Blofeld, the constant nemesis during the Connery years, makes a brief return appearance, and the film opens with 007 visiting the grave of his dead wife, Tracy. Regarding familiar faces, M isn't in this movie (Bernard Lee having died just prior to the start of filming), but Q (Desmond Llewelyn) and Moneypenny (Lois Maxwell) are...In the final analysis, For Your Eyes Only is a solid adventure, although it could have been better. There's enough action to hold those with even a short attention span, and Roger Moore's deft charm hasn't yet begun to wear thin (that starts with the next film, Octopussy). By the end of the '80s, Bond would be viewed as something of a relic, but at least the decade opened with an enjoyable outing. - James Berardinelli