A View To A Kill (1985)

A striking and highly collectible original theatrical poster for A View to a Kill, the final appearance of Roger Moore as James Bond 007. This dynamic design features Bond paired back-to-back with the unforgettable May Day, portrayed by Grace Jones – one of the most iconic and unconventional Bond girls in the franchise’s history. With its bold tagline, “Has James Bond finally met his match?”, this poster perfectly captures the stylish tension and audacious spirit of 1980s Bond.

Cultural Significance:
Released in 1985, A View to a Kill was the 14th film in the Bond franchise and marked the end of an era with Roger Moore’s swan song as 007. The film stood out for its distinct blend of Cold War tension, high fashion, and cutting-edge technology (for its time), while incorporating one of the most unique villains in Christopher Walken’s Max Zorin.

Grace Jones’s portrayal of May Day shattered conventions, introducing a new level of power, danger, and gender-defying aesthetics to the Bond formula. Her presence resonated beyond cinema, influencing fashion, music, and pop culture. The Duran Duran theme song became a global hit, topping charts and bringing Bond into MTV’s visual age.

The recovery of a microchip off the body of a fellow agent leads James Bond to a mad industrialist who plans to create a worldwide microchip monopoly by destroying California's Silicon Valley.