FilmSeries· 1962· Adventure
James Bond: 3 recorded works trace back to it, and it draws on 1 recorded source.
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Hideo Kojima has named the Bond films among his foundational influences, and Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater makes it explicit: a 1960s Cold War setting, a gadget-supplying support team, a Bond-style title sequence and a theme song written as a pastiche of a Bond ballad. The series' mix of espionage, absurd villains and set pieces comes from there.
Brad Bird has described The Incredibles as drawing on the 1960s Bond films as much as on superhero comics: the volcano island lair, the monorail, the gadget fitting with Edna Mode, and a score Michael Giacchino wrote in the brass-heavy spy style of John Barry, whom Bird had originally wanted.
James Cameron crafted his high-octane feature around the premise of an elite, 007-style secret agent leading a double life hiding his profession from his family.
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It is a direct screen adaptation of Ian Fleming's 1958 James Bond novel of the same name.