“From Roger Moore with Love” isn’t a hard-hitting documentary about the late actor (who passed away in 2017). It’s more of a softer take on his life, as director Jack Cocker hopes to emulate Moore while exploring the subject’s experiences in love and performance. It’s not exactly a valentine, as some of the details pertaining to Moore’s inability to remain faithful to his romantic partners and wives are present, but Cocker isn’t making something too critical, electing to keeps things relatively light as the tale follows the star from his childhood dreams to his adult realities. Moore created “Roger Moore” to take on the world, and the feature seeks to understand the invented man as he lives with the real one, especially when a working thespian received the opportunity of a lifetime, asked to become James Bond, giving him the global exposure he was curious about. “From Roger Moore with Love” is perhaps too fluffy, but as an understanding of impulses and practiced charms, it offers interesting analysis of Moore’s behaviors and legacy. Read the rest at Blu-ray.com