Roger Moore Movie:

		List Price: $69.99		Label: MGM Salesrank: 2770 Released: March 24, 2009
		Our Price: $31.99
		Used Price: $28.25
		MPAA Rating: Unrated Media: Blu-ray

Editorial Review:

• Disc 1: Goldfinger Ultimate Edition Blu-ray Widescreen Feature Film
• Disc 2: Moonraker Ultimate Edition Blu-ray Widescreen Feature Film
• Disc 3: The World Is Not Enough Ultimate Edition Blu-ray Widescreen Feature Film

James Bond Blu-ray Collection Three-Pack, Vol. 3 (Moonraker/ The World is Not Enough / Goldfinger) [Blu-ray] Reviews:
James Bond Blu-Ray Pack Vol. 3
2009-10-26 - This, as well as, Vol. 1 & 2 are must haves for any James Bond fan with a Blu-Ray player. The picture is very crisp and the extras are things no James Bond fan should go without seeing.

Bond, James Bond
2009-10-14 - Got this one for my son's birthday. He loves James Bond! He had gotten the first two sets for Christmas last year. He seems to be pretty happy with the quality of the picture and sound of the bluray disc. I believe he likes Sean Connery the best but he has enjoyed Roger Moore and Pierce Brosnan in the role. I grew up with Sean Connery so he has become my all time favorite. I'm surprised they haven't relased them in order of their release but I guess this makes more sense. This way you get all the different Bond actors. Nice packaging! Goes with vol 1 &2.

Required for James Bond fans
2009-09-12 - Even the old James Bond movies look good on blu-ray. They are all filmed beautifully. Gotta have it. . .

Excellent video trnasfer
2009-07-18 - Excellent video transfer with DTS Master Audio. Must have for James Bond fans. Volume 1 and 2 were the best in terms of better James Bond films. This one has Goldfinger - one of my favorite and Bluray transfer is excellent. Moonraker is the weakest of them all. But fun none-the-less.

great, good and so-so Bond but when will they give us a boxed set for each Bond?
2009-06-20 - I'm of two minds about this set. You get one movie from three different Bonds: Pierce Brosnan (the silly The World Is Not Enough, his weakest entry), Roger Moore (Moonraker, also not his best) and Sean Connery (Goldfinger, the greatest Bond film of them all and the mold for all the Bonds that would follow). The good news is that the films look simply amazing; they have been restored with tremendous care and loaded down with extras. The bad news is that it's such a random collection of Bond movies that don't really belong together. All you do is frustrate fans. Anyone who would buy this would also buy the complete Sean Connery set or the complete Roger Moore set and surely that's the only logical way to package them? Visit me at michaelgiltz dot com.