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The Spy Who Loved Me
Date: 1977
Composer: Marvin Hamlisch
Comments: After a 3-year hiatus, Bond returned in 1977 with a different director (Lewis Gilbert), a bigger budget and highly esteemed composer, Marvin Hamlisch. Hamlisch is to this day extremely respected as a musician and writer, having been nominated for Oscars 11 times (beating Barry by 4 nominations) and winning 3 (short of Barry by 2). He's written such great scores as "The Sting," "The Way We Were," "A Chorus Line" and "Ordinary People," and was no doubt chosen by the producers for his ability to write romantic themes (this film's title having "love" in it). His score has its good elements -- a wonderful title song, "Nobody Does It Better", by Carly Simon, and a beautiful guitar instrumental of the same piece, both of which won Oscar nominations (best original song and score). Many Bond aficionados, however, dislike his modernizations of the traditional Bond theme, notably "Bond 77" (guitar "wah-wahs" in full '70s style) and "Ride to Atlantis" (bubbly synthesizer sound).