The narrator begins in flashback to tell the story of "the strange days" of her life.On a rocky coast where waves crash against the rock cliffs, he camera pans left and then up to a well-dressed man wearing a dark black suit who stands at the cliff""s edge, staring out at the sea and appearing distracted.The film was introduced with a voice-over narration (by Vic Perrin) about the pagan, oppressive and dictatorial rule of the Roman Republic before the institution of Christianity, when a "disease called human slavery" was rampant in society.Ursa unleashed her Super-breath on the ""flying machine"" to send it out of control and crashing to the ground in flames.The driver pulls his car into the small Mono Motor Service garage and gas station, managed by Jeff Bailey (a former detective), according to a prominently-displayed sign.All James Bond films feature clever opening title sequences and trademark theme music, sexy and beautiful women, great diabolical villains, exotic, international locales, the calm manner and witty, subtle humor and repartee of the mythic hero 007, violence, terrific action sequences, stunts and chase scenes, narrow escapes, gimmicks, humor, and great cinematography.