I know it's the one where Donald Pleasance plays Blofeld and commonly parodied elements like the volcano lair are established.

The astronaut's death in the opening is a horrifying way to go.

I forgot that Roald Dahl wrote the screenplay for this.

Bond picking up a couch and trying to beat someone up with it reminded me of the Yakuza games, and that I should play those some time.

I get that SPECTRE doesn't want anything left to chance (they killed a tourist for taking a picture), but having helicopters shoot down anything that flies by seems like a giveaway that there's something going on there.

oooooo

"Do you have any commandos here?"
"I have much, much better - ninjas!"
Classic.

"What's the plan for me?"
"First, you become a Japanese."
Not classic.

The eyebrows make Bond look like a Romulan from Star Trek.

The actress playing Kissy Suzuki has very distinctive eyes. (She looks very sad in her first scene)

I should watch more movies that Donald Pleasence is in.

There's a shot of him staring at the camera as he orders that Bond is to be searched that's unsettling.

The ninja assault on the volcano base is wonderfully chaotic.

I just finished. A classic in just about every sense. Out of Connery's initial five Bond movies, I don't think there's a bad one in the bunch. (It's been a bit since I saw Diamonds Are Forever, so I'm not sure if that was as good as the others)