Film Analysis Essay-Equivalent

I would like to start off by saying that Goldfinger truly deserves the classic reputation it holds. Out of all of the 007 movies I've seen, this one is my favorite. The blend of high-tech gadgets, intense action sequences, and amusing characters is something that anyone can enjoy. The movie begins with M (Bernard Lee) asking James Bond (Sean Connery) to look into the activities of the millionaire and gambler Goldfinger (Gert Frobe). Upon watching him in Miami, Bond discovers that he cheats in games and loves to win. This matches well with his identity considering the fact that it's stereotypical for villains to be greedy and want to win. Bond then goes up to Goldfinger's hotel room and gets personal with his girl. When James goes to the bathroom,
Goldfinger’s men invade Fort Knox and find their way into the vault. Goldfinger has an atomic bomb placed into the gold reserve and chains Bond to it. The "dead" troops wake up, attack, and foil Goldfinger’s plan. Seeing this, Goldfinger activates the bomb and escapes. Bond attempts to defuse the bomb while fighting off and killing Goldfinger’s henchman Oddjob (Harold Sakata). In the end, an expert comes in and disarms the bomb ironically with 0:07 left on the timer. Bond is celebrated as a hero and on his way to meet the President, his plane gets hijacked by Goldfinger. The two get into a brawl and Bond manages to break a plane window which leads to Goldfinger's death and the plane's crash landing. The movie ends with James grabbing Pussy as she waves to a search and rescue helicopter and pulling her under a parachute in a suggestive manor. Overall, I'd give Goldfinger a 90% (I'm a Rotten Tomatoes type of guy). I'd suggest this movie to any movie lover or anyone that enjoys spy/action