From Russia with Love (Blu-ray Disc, 2008, Checkpoint; Sensormatic; Widescreen)

The answer is a resounding "YES". The back of the packaging didn't lie when it said Blu-Ray was made for Bond. Not only did they remaster it, but they actually modernized it in the process. It looks almost like a modernly shot movie with 60's clothing and culture as the arrangement. Very well done.

One noticeable flaw is that the audio is not up to Blu-Ray-quality snuff. I had read online that the audio was not very good when they shot it, so there wasn't much they could do, so don't expect it to sound brilliant coming through your hi-def TV, let alone your 7.1 DTS surround sound system. You can hear it, that's really all that matters, but it just sounds aged.

As for the movie itself, I'm 20 years old. Sean Connery as Bond is far behind my time, so I'm accustomed to Pierce Brosnan and Daniel Craig being Bond. I can say that Connery does much better than Brosnan, who always seemed a little emotionless as Bond, but I still believe Craig is the best, simply because he's the most human of them all, as well as the most ruthless. Connery is a great Bond though; he's funny, suave, stylish, and he gets the job done. The plot is ood but nothing overly spectacular. Daniela Bianchi is one of the most gorgeous Bond girls I've seen, and her part is well played.

It has Special Features, but I never really pay them much attention. I do know they are there. Basically, what it comes down to is if you have a Blu-Ray player or PlayStation 3 (I use a PS3 on a 26" Sony Bravia 1080i LCD TV) and loved or are curious about From Russia With Love, give it a go. It's got one of the best plots I've seen from a 007 movie, and it looks fantastic on Blu-Ray. If you don't have Blu-Ray or a PS3, obviously, you can't but this, but it is available as an Ultimate Edition on DVD, so don't fret. I bought this off of eBay for under $13, so getting it on Blu-Ray is more that affordable, and on DVD is probably even cheaper. If you're not into Connery as Bond, don't bother, but 007 purists and those looking to explore the capabilities of their Blu-Ray player should give this a shot. It looks fantastic.

Bar none the best Bond film right next to Casino Royale. It has the great cheeky Connery moments, the action, the thrills, the women.

great disc!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

From Ruassia With Love was the second of the James Bond movies and in this one, we get to see Q and villain Blofeld for the first time (not Blofeld's face though).

Bond is sent on an assignment to Istanbul to get a machine from a Russian agent. During his mission, he falls in love with this agent and she defects. Baddies from SPECTRE are sent after Bond to try and kill him, but as usual don't succeed.

Highlights of this movie include the train journey, boat chase and the battle at the gypsy camp. Bond has with him a very lethal briefcase and one of the SPECTRE villains, a woman wears very lethal shoes with spikes.

Sean Connery is great as Bond and is joined by Robert Shaw, Daniela Bianchi and regulars Bernard Lee, Lois Maxwell and Desmond Llewelyn.

From Russia With Love is a must for all Bond fans. Brilliant.

Worth getting in Blu-Ray There is an improvement over DVD.

Movie is entertaining and engaging from the beginning, relies more on human capital versus CPU effects like the current Bond movies.

What I ordered is what I got. A new blu ray disk. And it was shipped in a timely manor as well.I enjoy this movie and find the blu ray format does it well.

The guy that sayed the blue ray isnt much better then dvd should prolly go get himself a good tv.the picture blows the dvd out of the water!!awesome picture and sound!!!

It's Sean Connery! Why wouldn't you like the best James Bond there ever was? The blu ray version isn't much of a difference from the dvd version...only cause it's an old movie I guess but I bought it just because I liked the movie that much.

I was already looking for this product through other means. I checked all of the local stores, but since it was a blu-ray it always cost like 25 dollars. Then i decided to look on Ebay and there it was, the answer to my prayers, From Russia with love on Blu-ray for literally half the price of other places. It shipped super-fast and was in excellent condition when i recieved it. Great seller, will buy from again.