When Miss Moneypenny (Lois Maxwell) and "M" (Bernard Lee) of MI6-SIS cannot stop a horrific, fiery aircraft crash instigated by an Unmanned Ground Vehicle (UGV) under remote control, they voluntold 007's physician brother (Neil Connery) to investigate the sexy femme fatale' (Danielle Bianchi) at the scene of the crash who is now following his patient linked to the criminals by memory download. Using hypnosis as a MK-ULTRA type weapon--as well as pre-2001 HAL lip-reading, the New Spy, Connery uncovers the evil--but fortunately divided--conspiracy group akin to the real-life Rockefeller vs. Rothschild Illuminati crime families---that has access to NATO submarines and a Deep Underground Military Base (DUMB) where it will send a HAARP-like pulse of energy throughout the world to stop all kinetic motion--unless a huge ransom is paid. The leaders of this S.P.E.C.T.R.E.--like secret society, #1 (Anthony Dawson) and #2 (Adolfo Celi) must first consolidate the material captured from the plane crash assassination to put their kinetic energy inhibitor machine into effect--as well as stop Connery--but one of them has plans to take-over the entire organization for himself and kill off all of its beautiful, sexy operatives. Connery races against both the clock and the evil plot to save a lovely woman--and the world. One look at today's headlines shows us that this all isn't Eurospy fun--its very much like the CIA-instigated "ISIS" (al CIAduh v2.0) mayhem being foisted upon us right now for MILINDCOMP profits $$$ and NWO goals.

I'm a huge Connery Bond fan since the early 60's when 'Goldfinger' first opened in theaters, but I thought 'Casino Royale' was a superb Bond film in every respect, and surprisingly faithful to Fleming's first novel. Also I think Daniel Craig is the finest Bond since Connery. And while 'Quantum Of Solace' was definitely a step backward in the wrong Bourne-like direction, I think they redeemed themselves with 'Skyfall' though I felt that film was a bit over-rated and not on quite the same level, for me, as 'Casino'. It did, however, have the most stunningly beautiful cinematography of the entire series.

/Saffron1947

The character Dr. Neil Connery should have been named "Sean"...Dr. Sean Connery.