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I disagree on Craig's performance in Spectre, I think it's his best performance by far. He's so charming and charismatic

Could anyone be like James Bond OO7 in real life ???

I like Ursula Andress nd Carole Bouquet.

Great review. Certainly Goldeneye was a phenomenon. I know you mentioned it on the best theme songs post about the belter of tune from Tina Turner. That it was not integrated into the soundtrack proper was a disappointment. The Serra soundtrack is not even one of his best though it has some charms. Definitely the N64 game helped in many aspects and a lot of people who were playing the game later became fans of the series. I had already been watching Bond for over 10 years at this point. I had mixed feelings about the movie at the time liking 006 and Zenia and some action but still finding too many Brits and Western Euro actors putting on hammy Russian accents. Minnie Driver was the worst. Cummings too played too cartoonish for me. Dench was not quite as good as she would get in later movies. Finally I found some of the model work and the CGI a bit naff. Earlier much preferred TND and pre DAD Goldeneye was near the bottom for me. I have re examined the entire Brosnan era and while it is still not my favorite GE has risen in my opinion and now I prefer it to TND but still below TWINE.

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So, you are the EXPERT on James Bond films eh? Opinionated ameteur. You missed one important fact with this list: Basically, with Daniel Craig, James Bond was rebooted from the first story - Casino Royale, so therefore the Daniel Craig films should be completely in a seperate category. There are James Bond films before Daniel Craig and James Bond films with Daniel Craig. As for including the Sean Connery 1983 film and the David Niven film was pointless because no REAL Bond fan even considers them as REAL Bond films.

We all know Miss Moneypenny is the one true Bond girl....

Diana rigg is the best Bond girl

If you've ever read the novels, the only two actors that ever should have played Felix are Owen Wilson or Matthew McConaughey But I'm from Austin Texas so when I read the Felix Slater character I know exactly what Fleming was talking about and those two actors are from austin. They are the two best Felix's that never played Felix

Specter really could have been one of the best..... The return of specter the return of blofeld..... And the actor they chose to play blofeld Christopher waltz is absolutely a perfect choice.... The problem is they tried to make a balance of funny Rodger Moore gags with the seriousness of the Daniel Craig era era.... And they didn't pull it off well..... Christopher waltz as blofeld was and could have been so much more

Paris Carver should have been Sylvia trench.... That would have really made it good

Live and let die by wings is head and shoulders the best if anyone disagrees there obviously not bond fans from the start I don't agree with your choice your obviously under 20 years old

Solid list, I have no problems with anything if you can defend it (which you did). I agree with a lot of your points and I'm certainly happy to see DAF so high on a list.

Loved this movie, soundtrack and fellow characters!

I stopped watching bond films after Craig

39:20 she is number one for me. The most important women in Bond's life and the one who got to him in a good hearted way.

37:20 well deserved. Izabel Scuruppco was wonderful. Such a shame that she left the acting scene prematurely.

36:15 I would swap Pussy Galore for Pam Bouvier. Pam was integral and a better Bond women than Pussy.

I think the look of love would have made a great proper bond movie song. Not everything has to be so literal. And give me a break about Goldfinger only appealing to older audience. Ridiculous, it's top 3 no matter how old you are!

34:05 I dont remember which one 😂😂😂. But in all seriousness, Maud Adams and Sir Roger had great chemistry.

29:34 I thought Lois Chilles' Holly Goodhead was a stark improvement from Barbara Bach's Anya Amasova

26:03 the devastation of Bond losing and feeling betrayed by Vesper would have been undermined if he just picked up a romantic relationship with Camille. Would not have made any sense and I am glad Olga Kurylenko was given something unique. A good thing about Quantum of Solace I guess

23:44 Melina Havelock and Holly Goodhead should be above Tiffany Case. The way her character did a whole 180 degrees in Diamonds Are Forever is laughable at times.

15:45 no you should not. Just because you are the first, does not mean you are automatically the best. Better Bond women came after Ursula Andress' Honey Ryder.

14:04 I cant believe they used the "We Have All the Time In The World" instrumental for Madeleine Swan and Bond's relationship. Its not the same as Tracy Di Vicenzo and Bond.

10:15 you didn"t see LA Confidential?

2:08 shivers. Excellent choice of If There Was A Man from the Pretenders as the intro song.

no time to die over quantum of solace and skyfall.honestly have some dignity

1. From Russia With Love A+ 2. Goldeneye A+ 3. On Her Majestys Secret Service A 4. Goldfinger A 5. Skyfall A 6. Casino Royale A 7. The Spy Who Loved Me A 8. No Time To Die A 9. License To Kill A 10. Tomorrow Never Dies A 11. You Only Live Twice A- 12. The World Is Not Enough A- 13. The Living Daylights A- 14. Dr. No B+ 15. Thunderball B+ 16. For Your Eyes Only B 17. Moonraker B 18. Quantum Of Solace C+ 19. Spectre C 20. A View To A Kill C 21. The Man With The Golden Gun C 22. Die Another Day D+ 23. Live And Let Die F 24. Diamonds Are Forever F 25. Octopussy F

Octopussy is my favourite Bond Girl. I think she gets overlooked in rankings because you don’t find the movie near the top of most ranking lists.

Licence to Kill is in my top five Bond films. But the problem I have with the Bond series is the time between the few narratively important Bond films and its impact on continuity. LTK would have had so much more impact if made closer to Live and Let Die and On Her Majesty's Secret Service. The former because of David Hedison's appearance and some of the few jokes made in LTK reference jokes made about Leiter in LALD. But of course the most important storyline that LTK connects with is in OHMSS, which was released two decades earlier. There is a great parallel between the death of Della and Tracy, both who were murdered in their wedding dresses. What happened to Bond also happened to his best friend Felix, which only becomes clear if you're familiar with the series. But as a casual viewer you have no frame of reference, and the moment Bond finds Della in her wedding dress is less impactful as a result. LTK, in many ways, is Richard Maibaum's revenge also. He wanted Diamonds Are Forever to be a revenge film with Bond going through different stages of grief, but the idea was rejected by Cubby Broccoli. It was a bad time for Maibaum, who had to play second to new kid, Tom Mankiewicz. Most people dismiss Maibaum's revenge idea focusing on the fact that early drafts of the revenge story were not so great. But if you read many early drafts by Maibaum this appears to be part of his process. Get the bad ideas out before the truly great ideas come.

If people starts complaining, they first should watch at least "5 James Bond lists"😄. Its so fun to see how all of the list differes so much.

It's a great popcorn movie with some of the best stunts of any Bond film the clown scene is tense and exiting

Yes, casual but enthusiastic is a great description. Same here

I enjoyed it! No it was not bland!

There always needs to be 'that one' guy who disagrees and this time it's me. I prefer Sheryl Crow's song over 'Surrender'.

Brilliant run through and I agree with you 100% I really enjoy this. Brosnan is class, the action scenes are fantastic (BMW Chase a highlight and Brosnan's flourishes during that are so much fun). Looks and sounds great too!

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Tomorrow Never Dies is a rather underrated Bond film, and a perfect comfort film. Brosnan is great, Michelle Yeoh is good, Johnathan Pryce hams up the villain role perfectly, M, Q & Moneypenny get great little moments, and the film shows off David Arnold's composing talent well (Backseat Driver is my favourite and the car chase it plays over is one of my favourite action scenes in the series). I'm also a big fan of the Sheryl Crow title song, and I'm glad it chosen.

9:30 the Chinese government know where the boat is because their MiGs had accurate GPS signals - Carver was only spoofing the location for the Devonshire. I do agree she came out of nowhere a bit, would have been nice to have an establishing scene a la Spy Who Loved Me earlier on. (Also what on earth is she wearing in the Hamburg scene? High heels are the worst kind of footwear for stealth)

Logical choices. I probably would put Gustav Graves & Elliot Carver lower than where you had them for annoyance factors and Elektra King a bit higher.

By weird complications, this might be my favourite of Moore's films. Maybe it's just the fact Christopher Lee is great, but I end up liking it. Goodnight and Nick Nack are also extremely memorable, and I don't mind Andrea Anders and Lieutenant Hip. I even like the return of Sherrif J.W. Pepper. The score has some highlights, and the eastern setting is quite distinct. Lulu's title song is genuinely underrated, and one I hold up with the likes of Goldfinger and View to a Kill. The plot relies on Bond doing more detective work and hoping that other people will help him achieve his goal, but this results in him being more violent and aggressive than usual. I'm not massive on Moore in the film, and I think his take on the character from TSWLM onwards caterered more to his style.

The Bond franchise is one of the very few that can boast title tracks that are, at least, good, entertaining songs. I like so many of them that I find it almost impossible to rank them.

What a shitty ranking

With Harry gone Cubby had to have a hit so he went all out and it shows Moore makes Bond his own

18:05 never understood that tbh. The CIA had a friendlier diplomatic ties with the British than the Soviets, so I dont think they would have mind working with a British agent, especially someone that they know from Felix Leiter.

15:20 Even Shirley Bassey herself does not even like the song "Moonraker"

8:00 Barbara Bach's line reading were mostly wooden and one note. Atleast Lois Chiles give a more natural take on her line readings.

4:55 plot convenience.

4:28 I am not a fan. Copying a blueprint of a plot from a previous move in the same series once is okay, Twice is a bit too much.