I think the best on this movie are Barbare Carrera as femme fatale! Her appearances, her outfits, her high heels, her playing a wicked, overconfident and vain, seemed to be mighty and powerful henchgirl - and finally her ridiculous death - are absolute classic!!!
shareBarbara Carrera's portrayal of the gorgeous, yet vain and overconfident hit-woman Fatima Blush, was definitely the main attraction in this film. Loved her sexy and flamboyant outfits, especially her ultra-glamorous couture' at the end, which she partially strips out of while letting down her long, thick wavy hair. That moment before her death, Fatima cackled in amusement at a seemingly harmless dart striking her midsection from Bond's pen, and I had hopes she would survive with only a scar to her abdomen and a ruined blouse. Oh well...sigh!!!
shareFatima underrated Bond very well;-)!
shareFatima Blush is the ONLY reason to own this film. The only reason.
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Whose idea was it for the word "Lisp" to have an "S" in it?
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And yet, Fiona Volpe from Thunderball is much better.
shareShe was hot, but such a beotch. I was celebrating when she met her demise in this one. Perfect way to go for Fatima Blush.
shareThat was well deserved - thats right! Nice detail, that only her stiletto heels are remain (just a little burning;-)) - a criterion of her female superior...
shareAt the point where she was about to easily kill Bond, but she first wanted him to write a testimonial on how she was his hottest ever, Fatima's massive ego turned out to be her weakness.
An exploding pen-rocket to the abdomen? I would have rather seen her go down with a fight. Besides, I think she would fall under the category of "Too hot to die."
She is really "Too hot to die"!!!! I think it is ironic that her massive ego and her female superior is the crucial factor for her comeuppance...;-)
shareI think we all would have rather seen Fatima receive any other comeuppance than death! What a waste of an absolutely perfect woman! I suppose all that perfection got to her head....
shareShe was good, but I much preferred Fiona Volpe in Thunderball.
shareShe was made for this role, even if this bond movie kind of went under the radar she is one of the best bond girl and one of the best bad guy ever.
shareBarbara Carrera indeed was Fatima Blush, a role she relished to the extent that she designed several of the outfits herself, and even cultivated extra-long, red-polished fingernails. She was getting warmed up for the Dragon Lady part in a "Terry & The Pirates" film that unfortunately, never got off the ground.
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