Email Newsletter Subscribe to our Email Newsletter and stay up to date with all developments in the world of James Bond. Bond and a beautiful French woman observe a widow paying her respects at the funeral of an enemy agent. The widow leaves in a limousine. When she gets to her home, Bond is waiting.
Bond kills the man after a lengthy fight, then escapes using a jet pack.
He's met by his female friend with his Aston Martin, stows the jet pack in the trunk, then shoots jets of water from under the car's bumper at the men chasing him. Thunderball tries hard to outdo its predecessor at every turn. Great effort is made to be bigger, costlier, wilder and noisier than Goldfinger , and there's no such thing as restraint. To this end, logic began to take a backseat. Additionally, the gadgets begin to detract from the genuine thrills in this sequence.