Fans Will Always Argue About Who Is the Best James Bond, but ‘Live and Let Die’ Makes the Answer Clear
The 1973 cross between spy movie and Blaxploitation flick, which screens in 35mm this weekend at Quentin Tarantino's Vista Theater, marked Roger Moore's debut as Bond and set the tone for over a decade of great entertainment to follow.
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