Which movie?

lonestar

Question -

In an early Bond movie (maybe Dr. No?) there was a scene where Bond walks through an airport. It's the beginning of a movie (I think), he goes to a commercial airport, and literally is just walking through the airport with a briefcase. The theme music queues as if flying on a plane/traveling is something only Bond would do.

I'm looking for this clip as this is a huge contrast to now - when the music is just for when he's blowing up building and other over the top scenes. I think this shows how movie expectations have changed through the years, and our opinion of travel has plummeted.

Curious if this rings any bells for anyone? If you think of it by this Wed (9/17/14), please let me know.

Thanks.

Thunderpussy

Yes sounds like Dr No or FRWL as they had similar airport scenes.

Jarvio

I think your thinking of Dr No

AlphaOmegaSin

Yes, that was Dr No.

lonestar

Thanks, everyone!

Firemass

FRWL has some blatant over-use of 007 like when he inspects his hotel room. )

Barbel

Firemass wrote:

FRWL has some blatant over-use of 007 like when he inspects his hotel room. )

No, that's "James Bond Theme".
"007" is used during the gypsy camp fight scene.

Thunderpussy

I know it's a bit off topic but I always liked the editing of Bond
Arriving at the airport in TND, as I think it was cut to resemble
Those earlier films.

Napoleon Plural

Yes, they seemed to want to bring the Bond theme back, as they had deliberately underused it in GE.