Specs:
-Colour
-1 hour 50 minutes
-Widescreen 1.85:1
-Dual Layer
-English Mono, French Mono
-English and French Subtitles
Special Features:
-Audio Commentary Featuring Director Guy Hamilton
-Second Audio Commentary by Cast and Crew
-The Making-of Goldfinger Documentary
-The Goldfinger Phenomenon Documentary
-Behind the Scenes Still Gallery
-Original Radio Interviews with Sean Connery
-Collectible "Making-of" Booklet
-Original Theatrical Trailer, Television and Radio Spots
Synopsis:
007 faces off with one of the most famous villains (Goldfinger, you fucking twit). He has to prevent Goldfinger from cashing in on a crazy plan to raid Fort Knox. Then Bond gets the girl and throws it to her even though she's supposed to be a lesbian. Jolly good show then James.

Review:
Even though all this shit would never ever happen, this movie is good. Good…Great, it's a fucking classic. Lets face it, though, you can throw pussy galore back to the other team. The bitch is one ugly muncher. The story moves very well. Bond is either throwing it to some chick or he's getting out of some crazed out trap.

Goldfinger has been ripped off so many times. What with that laser scene and all. And this just proves what a classic this movie really is. One of the best henchmen appears in this film…yes that's right, Oddjob. Not to be confused with, Blowjob.

The film does have some stupid things in it though. For example Goldfinger tells all these gangsters what he's going to do. Then he kills them. Now I realized this was done for the audience, but it still is a fucked scene.

Special Features :
Well, lets face it. I could talk about this section for days and I still wouldn't cover it all. The features on this disc are outstanding. Even if the features were carted over from the laser disc, as the Narrator for the first commentary reveals. That aside lets get down to bidness.

The menu system is amazing, hands down. I haven't seen anything this good in a long time. The activating bit at the very start does get stale after awhile. The first commentary was entertaining, but I found that some of the things said were totally ripped off from the making-of documentary. The second commentary was a little stale. But when it was good, it shined. I just felt there was a lot of dead time, where no one was talking and the movie was just playing.

The making-of documentary was great, as was the Goldfinger phenomenon. After awhile you felt like you'd already seen a lot of the shots. The stills section was done up with total class and style. There was over a hundred stills and they were broken up to specific parts of the movie.

The only thing I didn't like was the radio spots. Which were all strung together for a grand total of 22 minutes. It's the only feature that states how long it is before you even click on it. The acting in the ads was just too horrible to listen to all the way through.

Video:
The quality of the video was great. If it weren't for the whacked out styles the character were sporting, you'd think it was a new film.

Audio:
Well well well… so they fucked the dog on this one. It's only mono in French and English. Still, it's very strong and everything is easily audible.

The Skinny:
This was an all-star disc. I bought the set, and I'm not even a very big fan of the Bond films. All the films included in the set have similar features and it's really worth buying. I just hope they don't go weak on the next Bond box set

"No mister Bond....I expect you to DIIIEEEE!" -Goldfinger

-Zorbs