Ultimate BONDCAST (All 25 James Bond Movies Ranked!) Pt 2/3 (007 Podcast) 

Really enjoyed this. You guys make great arguments for the ones you like and don't like. There's really a reason to love all these movies.

Extremely interesting! The best Bond ranking I've ever seen. Not because it compares to mine but because it is very entertaining and well-argumented. I wish it wasn't so short ;) could have used some more hours

Probably the best bond ranking on RU-vid - I have no problem with the final position of any bond film

This was quite an enjoyable listen. Really loved all the presenters style, enthusiasm, and positivity. You all clearly have great respect for each other and each other's opinions, which made the commentary flow naturally and entertaining. Also liked how for even the worst films on the list you found positive qualities and vice versa. Well done all!

Listened to all of it! Wonderful podcast! As a huge Bond fan, it was a really interesting discussion! Well done everyone!

This is my third time coming back to rewatch this podcast, I love the diversity of opinion here! The discussion is so rich, as a lover of both Bond and Film, I hope to one day myself engage in a session as absorbing and refreshing as this. Please do more of these with possibly other franchises! I'm sure I'll come back a 4th time (and more) in the future!

awesome video guys! you should do this again but for ranking the bond actors or villains etc. but great videos, watched both parts in their duration. great way to spend my day!

man, this was all so great! Thanks for all your work

Enjoyed listening to this quite a bit.... but man, Licence to Kill is rated criminally low. I was hoping one of you would put it top 3. I guess the love it or hate it nature of it held true here.

Man I have watched this ranking maybe 5 times through, love the analysis and arguments. Maybe do a ranking on the bond theme songs?

I fantasise about being the 6th person at that table, this must have been so fun to make. Listened to it twice now and it’s becoming a custom of my annual series rewatch, so thank you :)

So good I’ve just listened to this again a year later lol whilst on a long road trip ! Brilliant

as someone who saw his first bond film in the theatre when it was released and that was the first bond film ever, 'dr. no', the series should have gone from 'diamonds are forever' straight to 'the living daylights'...that works as a bond continuity...the roger moore years were kind of embarrassing, especially if you read the fleming novels....and to put 'moonraker' and 'octopussy' over 'licence to kill' and 'tomorrow never dies' is just not right....

More than 3 years later and I still keep coming back to your guys' ranking whenever I'm in a Bond mood. Here's to hoping that NTTD will redeem the spectre of Spectre (pun intended).

I think I'm a little too obsessed with these rankings. I've watched this entire podcast not once but twice and have even created my own graph/makeshift excel sheet just to see where everyone's films ranked in comparison to mine. Love the rankings though mine differ a bit. You should do the rankings with other elements from other bond films like gadgets, women, villains, etc. Good stuff!

1,Spy who loved me 2,Skyfall 3,Goldfinger 4.Goldeneye 5.You only live twice 6.Casino royale 7.Dr No 8,Live and let die 9,Living daylights 10,On her majesty's secret service

Just discovering these Bond ranking videos, and loving the commentary! I’ve got to say, when it comes to Bond I am always of the “to each his own,” mindset as to personal favorites and not so favorites, but Bob putting Goldeneye at #21 is the hottest take I’ve ever heard! Hahaha but I say this in a loving way, not attacking. Thanks for the entertainment gentlemen, and lady 🤙🏻

One the of best rankings I have came across. Surprised at moonraker In top 10 but TSWLM is also my no1. Great video

1- Goldfinger (1964) 2- Casino Royale (2006) 3- Goldeneye (1995) 4- From Russia With Love (1963) 5- The Spy Who Loved Me (1977) 6- Dr No (1962) 7- License to Kill (1989) 8- Skyfall (2012) 9- On Her Majesty Secret Service (1969) 10- You Only Live Twice (1967) 11- Live and Let Die (1973) 12- The World is Not Enough (1999) 13- Tomorrow Never Dies (1997) 14- The Living Daylights (1987) 15- For Your Eyes Only (1981) 16- Spectre (2015) 17- Octopussy (1983) 18- The Man With The Golden Gun (1974) 19- Moonraker (1979) 20- Thunderball (1965) 21- A View to a Kill (1985) 22- Die Another Day (2002) 23 - Quantum of Solace (2008) 24- Diamonds are Forever (1971) 25- Never say Never Again (1983) 26- Casino Royale (1967)

This was a good listen! I love Tomorrow Never Dies. Agree that most of the stealth boat stuff is pretty weak. Still, the sequence where Bond saves Wai Lin from drowning is surprisingly memorable and dramatic.

I loved this. Listened to the whole two part thing in one go. I agree with Athena on Skyfall and Goldfinger and am relieved to see I'm not the only one who thinks those movies are slightly overrated. I'm glad you rated OHMSS as highly as you did. I think that movie is scandalously underrated and happy to see it get some love 😊

Absolutely brilliant! Listened to the entire 2-part event! I was surprised with how much I actually agreed with. Sometimes my Bond likes and dislikes to against the norm (looking at Octopussy), but there was great arguments all around! Great job guys!

Love both vids guys! You said it, as Bond fans were always changing our minds! Thunderball was one of my least favorites...I watched it for the first time in 2 years last week and I LOVED IT! Go figure. Can’t wait till we finally get No Time To Die!

25: A View to a Kill (1.5/4) 24: The Man With the Golden Gun (2/4) 23: Die Another Day (2/4) 22: Quantum of Solace (2/4) 21: Never Say Never Again (2/4) 20: Octopussy (2/4) 19: The Living Daylights (2.5/4) 18: Spectre (2.5/4) 17: Live and Let Die (2.5/4) 16: You Only Live Twice (2.5/4) 15: Diamonds are Forever (3/4) 14: Moonraker (3/4) 13: Tomorrow Never Dies (3/4) 12: For Your Eyes Only (3/4) 11: Thunderball (3/4) 10: The World is Not Enough (3/4) 9: Licence to Kill (3/4) 8: On Her Majesty's Secret Service (3.5/4) 7: The Spy Who Loved Me (3.5/4) 6: Goldeneye (3.5/4) 5: From Russia With Love (3.5/4) 4: Dr. No (3.5/4) 3: Skyfall (4/4) 2: Goldfinger (4/4) 1: Casino Royale (4/4)

Really great listen :-D It was nice to hear a variety of people echoing a lot of my thoughts on each film. 7 of your top 10 would definitely be in my own top 10. Just checked out your 3 Day Bond-athon video. Absolutely bonkers, but in a glorious kinda way. Keep up the good work. Much love from the North of England.

Fun and interesting discussion. You all seem really nice and chill, but what is this Thunderball slander !?

MoonRaker is my favorite. A guilty pleasure. Fun. So many great Bond Film in this review. I am a roger moore fan since I grew up in 70's.

18/17: call me a Bond snob but I don't include NSNA in my canon rankings haha nor do i consider CR 1954 either. While were at it CR 1967 I don't even consider a Bond film. So moving on, I at first didn't like LTK when I first saw it but it's grown on me. Timothy Dalton I believe is an amazing Bond but his supporting cast really is crapy B 80s actors. I love the ending though when Sanchez goes up in flames. I liked the Florida scenes but I just can't get over the horrible supporting cast which was unfortunate for Dalton. Sanchez home is awesome. Overall though it's an exciting action packed 80s police flick like Lethal Weapon, Miami Vice and Diehard. I do enjoy it a lot. I agree with you guys that it was ahead of its time. 16/15 ahhh Thunderball is my 2nd favorite Bond film of all time. Very underrated. It is the quintessential Bond. It has everything. Too much to say about how great this film is. I do agree I dislike the anticlimactic boat scene but has always been my top fave films since a kid. I love it's length and the score is phenomenal. The scene with largo and baccarat is legit. (good point in the revealing of Blofeld in Spectre agree 100%). It's the peak of Connerys Bond career. TB was the highest grossing Bond film adjusted for inflation until Skyfall. Tomorrow Never Dies: I like this film. I don't like the bond girl but i love the bad guy Elliot Carver. It's another cop drama from the 90s like lethal weapon and true lies and Rush Hour. Loved the car chase in the parking garage. Don't like the ending. Most Bond endings I don't like.

I consider myself extremely fortunate that THE SPY WHO LOVED ME was the very first Bond movie I ever saw - at age 15 - saw it in the theater several times in 1977.

If you're curious where NO TIME TO DIE fit into our rankings, we recently recorded a Part 3! You can listen to it here (and actually WATCH us this time!)- ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-PuhLXFnHC00.html

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Love it

I love the LOVE for Moonraker in this video. It probably wouldn't make my top 4, but despite some silliness, the formula is nearly perfected. Cinematography is beautiful, locations great, action scenes are good, and women are beautiful. Moore has improved in the role, and is even better than he was in "Spy." Drax has this hilarious dryness which makes him fun. Drax's lines are unbelievable but a total kick, such as when he tells Bond that he has the "inevitability of an unloved season," whatever the hell that means. Not sure if I have that line correct, but I love that over the top dialogue. Putting Moonraker aside, I remember very clearly that Athena Stamos had For Your Eyes Only at #1 on her Commander Bond profile over a decade ago. Well, we all change our rankings.

I enjoyed listening to this, I didn't think I would listen to the 4 hours but I got hooked and a couple times, I Wanted to be in the room to defend my point of view and say things like "whyyyyyy ? noooooo you forgot this ansd thiiiiiiiis"

Definitely a HUGE Bond fan. My top 10 is as follows: 10. Spectre 9. The Man With The Golden Gun 8. Goldfinger 7. Tomorrow Never Dies 6. Skyfall 5. License To Kill 4. You Only Live Twice 3. The Spy Who Loved Me 2. Casino Royale 1. Goldeneye

Your video was very enjoyable to watch and I love hearing other Bond fan’s opinions. (yours are in parenthesis) I’m a 40+ year fan, I just did another rewatch of all the films and these are my ratings. 1. The Spy who loved me (1) Congratulations, you choose well! When I think Bond this movie and the next one come to mind, in fact these are two I recommend new Bond watchers to watch first. 2. From Russia With Love (5) This is the best Connery film, great pacing, nice locales, this is a solid spy thriller that proves that you don't need tons of action. 3. Skyfall (6) I think I overate this film because it's sandwiched between the worst films in the franchise QoS and Spectre 4. License to Kill (17) Dark, edgy, realistic. 5. Goldeneye (7) Tank scene, need I say more, ok Sean Bean, need more, a perfectly paced film and one of the coolest opening scenes of the series. 6. A View to a Kill (22) I get the faults of this film but each time I watch it I enjoy it more and more. This is a classic Bond movie, great opening scene and final scene, nice locales, menacing villain, awesome hench-woman, great pacing and it has two of the most intense scenes of any Bond Film in it. 7. Live and Let Die (11) This is a classic and being an introduction to Roger Moore it was beautifully crafted. It has one of the best boat chases ever filmed. 8. Thunderball (16) I think this Connery’s best acted film and the groundbreaking underwater sequences are awesome, plus the Vargas kill scene is the most classic kill in the franchise. 9. The world is Not Enough (20) This has some of the best action sequences in it, very well paced and has Brosnan's best acting. Never understood the hate for this film. 10. Dr. No (12) 11. Die Another Day (23) This first half of this film is the best of any Bond films and then it goes off the rails but it doesn’t deserve last place as most people put it. The CGI is limited and not really that bad for that era and if you accept the sci-fi concept it is a very fun film to watch. Plus it has Jinx, one of the best Bond girls ever and Miranda Frost, wow. 12. Octopussy (14) Is also a fun film, campy but it hits all the right plot points. I find that people who put it near the bottom usually say they are confused by the plot. 13. For Your Eyes Only (8) 14. Diamonds are Forever (19) This filmed nailed 1970’s Vegas and how over the top Vegas actually was back then. I also love the fact that Connery is just having a fun time (some claim he looks bored, no that would be YOLT) Mr. Wint and Mr. Kidd were great henchmen. 15. On Her Majesty’s Secret Service (3) Lazenby's wooden acting and constant over-dubbing of his voice get's irritating, slow in the middle, poor rear projection work. However it's a great Bond Story and beautifully shot. 16. The Living Daylights (13) This film has two distinct parts to it and it seems disjointed. 17. Goldfinger (4) I used to rate this higher but each rewatch it drops, It’s slow paced (golf isn’t exactly exciting), the plot holes are immense. It also suffers that it is sandwiched between FRWL (Connery’s best film) and TB (Connery’s best acting) 18. Casino Royale (2) This is a decent Action/super-hero movie, highly predictable, but it’s not bond, in fact it comes off as a anti-Bond film. Craig is a dumbed-down brutish Jason Borne/superhero action star with mental stability issues. He would never be able to pass the tests to be a 00 (I know they tried to gloss over this later). Just like Goldfinger's golf scene, poker for 30 minutes isn’t exactly exciting so let’s drug him (everyone saw that coming but it makes no sense). Don’t get me going on the stupid torture scene. I didn’t find much chemistry between Bond and Vesper, the instant love affair was unbelievable and her death was comically unrealistic. 19. Tomorrow Never Dies (15) 2nd worst villain in the franchise, overly long superhero action sequences that are not very bondesque (NOTE: helicopters don't fly like that). The plot, which was full of holes already, has aged terribly, no chemistry between Wai Lin and Bond, the stupid side plot of Paris and a dull ending. 20. You only live twice (9) I find this Connery’s worst, the plot was stupid, the scenes seemed hodge-podged together, the action was choppy. Little Nellie was unbelievable back then and even worse now. And the volcano lair - sheesh, this movie has not aged well. And it was just made to appease the huge Japanese fan base, hence why it spent so much being an advertisement for Japan - a boring sellout. 21. The Man with the Golden Gun (21) The worlds greatest assassin lures other tops assassins' to his carnival fun house with his midget henchman. Top that with the worst Bond girl, Mary Goodnight and this film fails. Christopher Lee was great. 22. Moonraker (10) Has the best acted scene by Roger Moore - the centrifuge scene. Other than that it is a stinker. 23. Spectre (18) Boring car chase, Blofeld is reincarnated but he is boring as hell and the plot twist which was ridiculous. Highly unrealistic action sequences. Craig acted just like he did in CR and QOS but that is very different than his character acted in SF so there is absolutely no continuity here, as if M never died. 24. Quantum of Solace (24) This is the only “F” Bond film, I actually walked out of the theater half-way through it. Worst villain, horrible editing, goofs galore, boring and utterly untenable plot, unrealistic action sequences, schizophrenic bond girl.

My ranking is... 1. Goldfinger 2. From Russia with love 3. On her majesty's secret service 4. Casino Royale 5. Skyfall 6. Dr. No 7. You only live twice 8. The spy who loved me 9. Thunderball 10. Die another day 11. Live and let die 12. For your eyes only 13. Never say never again 14. The man with the golden gun 15. Moonraker 16. Octopussy 17. A view to a kill 18. Diamonds are forever 19. Goldeneye 20. The world is not enough 21. Tomorrow never dies 22. The living daylights 23. Licence to kill 24. Quantum of solace

Great listening to you guys and girl.

I appreciate the love for Octopussy. It's one of my favorite Bond films. My favorite Roger Moore and I did see it theaters when I was a kid. I rank these films by which I reach for most often and those I enjoy watching most. And here they are: 1. Skyfall 2. Casino Royale 3. Octopussy 4. Golden Eye 5. Thunderball 6. From Russia with Love 7. The World is Not Enough 8. A View to a Kill 9. For Your Eyes Only 10. Goldfinger 11. Spectre 12, Tomorrow Never Dies 13. The Living Daylights 14. The Spy Who Loved Me 15. No Time to Die 16. On Her Majesty's Secret Service 17. Quantum of Solace 18. License to Kill 19. Dr. No 20. You Only Live Twice 21. Live and Let Die 22. Man with the Golden Gun 23. Moonraker 24. Diamonds are Forever (This film was old and tired like Sean Connery!) 25. Die Another Day (This film has no redeeming qualities whatsoever. And that Madonna theme song is a travesty. Her cameo isn't much better. The only scene that's barely worth my time is the fight scene between Halle Berry and Rosamund Pike. The line when Halle Berry says, "Read this bitch." had me dying w/laughter. Best part of this poor excuse for a Bond film. Man, I feel sorry for Pierce Brosnan. He deserved much better!!

My ranking of Bond movies: 1. The spy who loved me (1977) MASTERPIECE 2. Goldfinger (1964) MASTERPIECE 3. Skyfall (2012) 4. Casino royale (2006) 5. Dr. No (1962) 6. From russia with love (1963) 7. Goldeneye (1995) 8. The living daylights (1987) 9. For your eyes only (1981) 10. Licence to kill (1989) 11. Tomorrow never dies (1997) 12. You only live twice (1967) 13. On her majesty ' s secret service (1969) 14. Live and let die (1973) 15. The man with the golden gun (1974) 16. No time to die (2021) 17. Moonraker (1979) 18. A view to a kill (1985) 19. Spectre (2015) 20. Die another day (2002) 21. Octopussy (1983) 22. Thunderball (1965) 23. The world is not enough (1999) 24. Quantum of solace (2008) 25. Diamonds are forever (1971)

LTK tied with NSNA??? That physically hurts me... LTK is my fifth favourite ever, I love almost everything about it and it’s gotten even better with age...

Great discussion, but "Octopussy" wss never considered " a bad Bond." It was well received by critics and handedly beat Never Say Never Again at the box office (it played well throughout the summer of 1983). Most naysayers tend to be in the anti-Roger Moore camp who lazily think that Bond in a clown outfit proves Sir Roger's silliness in the role. It's actually great storytelling.

Ha! Love the rankings...and I’m proud to say I still have the little Corgi rocket launching car from The Spy Who Loved Me! I’ve never been a fan of Pierce Brosnan or Daniel Craig, though I do plan to see No Time to Die for Rami Malek’s performance. My Top Two Bond films are OHMSS & A View to a Kill (despite the fact that I’m in the minority on that one)!

Had I been participating, the average would have been: 1: The Spy Who Loved Me 2: Goldfinger 3: Casino Royale 4: On Her Majesty's Secret Service 5: From Russia With Love 6: Skyfall 7: For Your Eyes Only 8: Moonraker 9: You Only Live Twice 10: Dr No 11: Octopussy 12: Live And Let Die 13: The Living Daylights 14: Tomorrow Never Dies 16: (tie) License To Kill 16: (tie) Thunderball 18: The Man With The Golden Gun 19: Diamonds Are Forever 20: The World Is Not Enough 21: Never Say Never Again 22: (tie) A View To A Kill 22: (tie) Spectre 24: Die Another Day 25: Quantum of Solace

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

I didn't use nearly the scrutiny that you all did, my list is a lot more subjective and emotional: 25. On Her Majesty's Secret Service: without Lazenby, top-10. With... "The name's Bond, mate... Bruce Bond." A plank would have been better, so long as it came from Britain. 24. Never Say Never Again: yes, Connery, but all the familiar characters seem like parodies. Too goofy even for a Bond film 23. Die Another Day: I don't hate it, but not a great way to send off Brosnan. That CGI... Puke. 22. The Man With The Golden Gun: recently re-watched, liked it better than I remember. Still my least favorite Moore. 21. Diamonds Are Forever: there's something so unromantic and uncool about this one, really cheap feeling. 20. Live And Let Die: I like it, but Moore hadn't perfected the post-Connery Bond yet. 19. Dr. No: a simple, generic, fun Bond. 18. A View To A Kill: yes, Moore is like 80 years old, but a good note for him to bow out on. Perfectly mid-tier. 17. Octopussy: another one that I like better than I remember. This one continues to climb my list. 16. Quantum Of Solace: on its own, this movie is, well, less than stellar. I almost exclusively watch it while marathoning the Craig movies, so I enjoy it more and thus ranks higher than it probably should. 15. The World Is Not Enough: a definite feel-good Bond movie for me. As a child, Brosnan was my first exposure to Bond as a cinematic character. 14. Moonraker: love the locations and cinematography, goes a bit overboard at times for me. Still quite enjoyable. 13. License To Kill: I never understood the hate for Dalton, I think it's a shame he didn't get a couple more films in the role. An exciting film. 12. Tomorrow Never Dies: awesome action, great Bond girl, another feel-good Brosnan flick for me. 11. Goldfinger: Of course, a classic, I just find the last half a trifle boring. Call the police. 10. Thunderball: ranked so high because I think it's one of the most beautiful Bond films ever, slow and stupid plot be damned. 9. The Spy Who Loved Me: stone cold classic, but again a Bond film where I like the first half better. 8. The Living Daylights: yes, a Dalton film in my top 10. I find this one endlessly entertaining, and Dalton is too cool. 007. Spectre: everyone hates this one, and I can't disagree with their reasoning. Problem is, I enjoy this film an unreasonable amount. 6. For Your Eyes Only: peak Moore, in my opinion. Gorgeous Bond girl, sweet car, awesome villain-turned-ally... Love it. 5. GoldenEye: Brosnan seemed made for the role. An absolute classic, I'm always in the mood to watch it. 4. From Russia With Love: a movie whose flaws don't even register with me, such is my love for it. 3. Skyfall: I never hide the fact that I'm a Craig fan, but beyond that, this one is a film I can watch on repeat all day. Fantastic. 2. You Only Live Twice: shouldn't be this high, but it's my favorite Connery Bond. I'd say he's reached pinnacle cool cat. The climax is worth my ranking alone. 1. Casino Royale: the first Bond movie I saw in theaters, and the Bond movie I've watched the most. I don't know why, but this one does it for me more than any other. Pure escapist fantasy, and that Aston... Oof. I would eagerly watch any film in the series, though. I truly enjoy them all, just to varying degrees, of course. I probably won't agree with myself in a week, but here's where I stand as of this writing. Also, if I tried to be objective, my list would be wildly different.

I appreciate your defence of Moonraker and it was nice to see you all giving that film some much deserved love because i agree not all Bond films have to be super serious and dire - Moonraker has alk the serious elements but balanced it out with an overall lighter tome and most importantly’fun’ - it’s always been near the top if my list - it’s an underrated gem of a Bond film Good call on Moonraker you all - cheers - 🥂

I basically agree with Athena. She has the best ranking.

I'm currently in the process of watching every pre Daniel Craig Bond movie for the first time. Been marathoning for a few days, some pretty good ones so far!

Think Skyfall is too 3 easily. The importance of it can’t be overlooked. In a era with Marvel coming into its own it made bond relevant to a whole new audience

Great to see Spy Who Loved Me at #1. It deserves it. Many critics and purists rank it high but seem to have a problem ranking it in the top 2 or 3....perhaps because its not a Connery film or dark and gritty enough. This film is the best of everything and Moore is terrific. I also think Octopussy should have been top 5..I love it but it sometimes gets ranked low for just a minute or two of corny slapstick in a two hour plus film that is unique and a great thrill ride.

Really enjoying listening to this - thank you. I can't class myself as a super-fan like your erudite panel but I have watched them all, although not for many years. I'll have to try and remedy that! I'd just like to champion Spectre and diss Skyfall. I think Skyfall is one of the most overrated Bond films. I have never been a fan of the increasingly large role taken by the office staff of MI6 in the movies. None of them are field operatives, nor are they meant to be. I really, really disliked the climax of Skyfall which someone I read astutely likened to James Bond meets Home Alone. As much as I loved Casino Royale (possibly my no. 1) I was beginning to grow weary of Craig's brooding Bond, always with a chip on his shoulder, going rogue, breaking into M's house - for goodness sake! As if! Spectre was like a breath of fresh air. Here was Craig's Bond finally reaching maturity, he looked more at ease in the role, more balanced in character. And the movie was a beautifully crafted homage to many of the great parts of Bond movies past, which were subtly evoked and not in an obvious of ham-fisted manner. It still has faults (office staff acting as field operatives, more insubordination from 007, too tight suits!) but i love all of the other parts so much - the sweep of Bond's journey, the excellent Bond women, the beauty of the cinematography, some absolutely outstanding action sequences including what I am certain is the best fist fight in any Bond film - that i can easily overlook these. And i like Madeleine Swann and find her connection with Bond convincing (although perhaps not drive off into the sunset together material). I think it deserves a ranking far, far higher on your list.

1. The Man With The Golden Gun 2. Octopussy 3. The Spy Who Loved Me 4. Moonraker 5. Goldeneye Absolutely love Roger Moore! Funniest, Charming Bond with perfect dry sense of humour in my opinion!

I'm from Brazil and I really wanted to understand your opinions about each movie, but unfortunately the video doesn't have subtitles available, Is there a way to enable subtitles for this video?... I also think the spy who loved me is the best movie in the James Bond franchise and one of the best movies of all time

1.casino royale 2.the spy who loved me 3.License to kill 4.goldeneye 5.from Russia with love 6.skyfall 7.goldfinger 8.on her majesty’s s.s. 9.moonraker 10.you only live twice 11.live and let die 12.living daylights 13.dr. No 14.tomorrow never dies 15.for your eyes only 16.man with the golden gun 17.thunderball 18.octopussy 19.the world is not enough 20.spectre 21.quantum of solas 22.diamonds are forever 23.a view to a kill 24.never say never again 25.die another day

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

You only live twice is the best! With a supernatural and super-sexy Ernst Stavro Blofeld being worshipped as the designated supra-over-god gaining almighty superpowers! And also his super-sexy, noble and supra-chic beige silk pantsuit! Ernst Stavro Blofeld is so adorable! And the way all his subordinates worship him that they ever bow to his georgous being for his perfect beautous appearance and his supra-ingenious masterplan to take over the world!

There are 8 bond films I would call flawless: For Your Eyes Only Licence To Kill Octopussy Live And Let Die From Russia With Love The Living Daylights Goldeneye Skyfall

Hahaha, I love how Athena starts talking about License to Kill like: "It's so gruesome, the rape and Bond just seems so out of control"...those are some of the reasons that I love it :D I agree with whoever said that License is really all about the (great) script. Sorry, couldn't remember your name, but I agree 100%. I especially love how Bond takes advantage of Sanchez' code of honor so to speak. I actually don't think that the violence is too much. I think it's just enough for this kind of movie.

Rayan - I have a real problem with that!! Love Connery in Thunderball!!! Brad - Because he is James Bond !! Connery turn into japanese sucks in You only live twice!! Bob - I find it bland!! Eon chasing another Goldfinger after they did it!! Athena - That prooves that Nobody does it better!! That's the movie .....The living daylights!! John - It's pretty close!! We all come to love Lazenby in On her majesty's secret service!! Great stuff this conversation!

Skyfall is one of the greatest action films ever made but Casino Royale is still my fave

If you're including Never Say Never Again, you should also include Casino Royale 1967.

1- On Her Majesty's Secret Service 2- From Russia with Love 3- Casino Royale 4- For Your Eyes Only 5- Spy Who Loved Me 6- Skyfall 7- Licence to Kill 8- Goldfinger 9- Thunderball 10- You Only Live Twice 11- Live and Let Die 12- GoldenEye 13- Living Daylights 14- Tomorrow Never Dies 15- Man with the Golden Gun 16- Doctor No 17- Spectre 18- Quantum of Solace 19- World is Not Enough 20- Moonraker 21. Diamond are Forever 22- Octopussy 23- Die Another Day 24- View to a Kill

This is RU-vid, please add some videoclips, however good your review is its still a pod (nothing wrong with that though, just wrong forum)

18: Nope. 5/10 17: Oh no. 3/10 16:

Top 10 : 10. The Man With The Golden Gun 9. Thunderball 8. Live And Let Die 7. Skyfall 6. The Spy Who Loved Me 5. The Living Daylights 4. Casino Royale 3. Goldeneye 2. On Her Majesty’s Secret Service 1. From Russia With Love

1:53:51 Correct ranking

i have watched all the bond movies and will continue to do so, but if casino royale was the first one i ever watched, i would never have watched another bond movie...i like daniel craig's acting in other films, but as bond i find him boring...the only craig film i liked was skyfall and that was because of naomie harris and dame judi dench....

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

My ranking from best to worst: 1. Skyfall 2. From Russia With Love 3. Goldeneye 4. Casino Royale 5. Licence To Kill 6. The Spy Who Loved Me 7. Goldfinger 8. On Her Majesty’s Secret Service 9. You Only Live Twice 10. Thunderball 11. For Your Eyes Only 12. Tomorrow Never Dies 13. The Living Daylights 14. Spectre 15. The World Is Not Enough 16. Live and Let Die 17. Octopussy 18. Moonraker 19. Diamonds are Forever 20. Quantum of Solace 21. Dr No 22. A View To A Kill 23. The Man With The Golden Gun 24. Never Say Never Again 25. Die Another Day

Most of the ranking is excellent. 25-18 are about right. But three of the movies were ranked way too low. License to Kill, Thunderball and Dr. No are among the best Bond movies. Also, while I loved the Spy Who Loved Me and On Her Majesty’s Secret Service, they would be lower on my list , probably between 6 and 9.

Heres my top 6 6 goldfinger (sets the standards a few issues like pacing and pussys galore sudden change aside I still love this one) 5 from russia with love 4 spy who loved me 3 casino royale 2 licence to kill ( I agree with other comments on this one this is the most divisive movie than any other bond film by far but cant help love it) with sanchez being my favourite villain out of the franchise I respect ur mates listing of it 1 on her majesty's secret service

Most underrated: Licence To Kill Most overrated: On Her Majesty’s Secret Service(still great)

That was fascinating. (Though I did have a little bit of the "Can't tell White guys apart" problem trying to tally the scores as I listened.) Gotta say : five intelligent people and none of you correctly identified Moonraker as a bad film?! I demand to know your pot dealer cos he has *The Good Shit* !

All 007 films ranked (BEST TO WORST) in my opinion even though I love every single one of them. This list will include Never Say Never Again because it is technically “canon” and also to me just feels like a far better James Bond 4th movie than what we actually got with Thunderball. I will not include Operation Kid Brother, which featured Neil Connery as Neil Connery a scientist forced into secret agent work by the British government because of his brother(Sean); their best agent. It is a spoof and one that’s definitely worth checking out if you have the time. Also not gonna include the original or the remake of Casino Royale, but will include the Daniel Craig version...here we GO 1. On Her Majesty’s Secret Service 2. From Russia with Love 3. You Only Live Twice 4. The Living Daylights 5. License to Kill 6. The Man With The Golden Gun 7. Goldeneye 8. The Spy Who Loved Me 9. Goldfinger 10. Live and Let Die 11. Octopussy 12. Skyfall 13. The World Is Not Enough 14. Casino Royale 15. Tomorrow Never Dies 16. Dr. No 17. Diamonds Are Forever 18. For Your Eyes Only 19. Moonraker 20. A View to a Kill 21. Spectre 22. Never Say Never Again 23. Thunderball 24. Die Another Day 25. Quantum of Solace

Hate seeing Skyfall so high. It's 14 for me too. Hugely flawed movie. That can't work out if Craig is washed up or a rookie. Enjoyed your video a lot though

How is licence to kill so low!!!!!!!!!!

Skyfall is the best imo

I prefer Ironie over Seriousness and believe that Skyfall, Goldfinger and From Russia with Love are highly overrated . So this would be my List: 1 Spy who Loved Me 2 Thunderball 3 Live and Let Die 4 Dr No 5 Goldeneye 6 Moonraker 7 Only Live twice 8 Goldfinger 9 For Your Eyes only 10 Never Say never again 11 Casino Royale 12 Licence to Kill 13 On Her Majesty's Secret Service 14 World is not enough 15 Octopussy 16 Tomorrow never Dies 17 Spectre 18 A View to Kill 19 From Russia with Love 20 Living Daylights 21 Skyfall 22 Die another Day 23 Man with the Golden Gun 24 Quantum of Solace 25 Diamonds are forever

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

Putting License to Kill dead last makes no sense to me, objectively I would have it in my top 5. After having to put up with Moonraker, which is arguably the weakest (certainly one of) Bond film to date, For Your Eyes Only which is just middle of the road and samey, Octopussy which although I like more that most people, is still typically Moore cheesiness, Never Say Never Again which I don’t even consider a true Bond movie, A View To A Kill where Grandpa Moore is just too ridiculous it renders the rest of the movie worthless, The Living Daylights then started the change that was needed but still features a lot of the same tropes... I LOVE the grittiness to A License to Kill. It’s not about the Russians, there’s no submarines, no nuclear war heads, no plan to take over the world. It is simply Bond on a destructive rogue mission where revenge is his only reasoning. It offered the change which should have come much sooner into the saga!

Bond ranking Tie 4 George Lazenby/ Pierce Brosnan 3 Roger Moore Tie 2 Timothy Dalton/ Daniel Craig 1 Sean Connery Ranking by each actor Pierce Brosnan 4 Die Another Day 3 The World Is Not Enough 2 Tomorrow Never Dies 1 Goldeneye George Lazenby was terrible but the movie is good On Her Majesty's Secret Service Roger Moore 7 Moonraker 6 Octopussy 5 A View To A Kill 4 The Man With The Golden Gun 3 Live And Let Die 2 The Spy Who Loved Me 1 For Your Eyes Only Daniel Craig 4 Quantum Of Solace 3 Skyfall 2 Spectre 1 Casino Royale Timothy Dalton 2 The Living Daylights 1 License To Kill Sean Connery 7 Diamonds Are Forever 6 Thunderball 5 Never Say Never Again 4 Goldfinger 3 Dr No 2 You Only Live Twice 1 From Russia With Love

My ranking and why each film has the corresponding spot: *#27 Licence To Kill:* Immediately kicking it off with a very controversial choice. Nowadays the most overrated film in the series. The brutality goes way too far. It feels like the filmmakers deliberately want to try to disgust the audience. Sent me straight to nightmares on the first watch. Talisa Soto is a bad actress. *#26 Casino Royale 1967:* This movie felt boring to me. Nothing else. Just like in 1983, 2 Bond films were released here. And this duel right here is easily won by "You Only Live Twice". *#25 Never Say Never Again:* This movie shouldn‘t have happened. Sean Connery did not deserve that bad. Wasted effort. The best thing here is without a doubt Fatima Blush. *#24 Quantum Of Solace:* The premise on Wikipedia is quite convincing and sounds very interesting. But the way it is executed in the film is absolutely terrible. There are a lot of useless and uninteresting back stories you don‘t care about. The editing is terrible. *#23 Casino Royale 1954* Exactly the same thing as the 1967 version. Definitely a film that shouldn‘t have been made. *#22 The Man With The Golden Gun:* This film has an excellent and memorable villain and also a very memorable henchman. The rest is completely forgettable and boring. Such a great villain did not deserve such a film. *#21 Die Another Day:* This one has terrible CGI that was already aged at the time of release. What really lifts this film up for me are the 2 Bond girls Jinx and Miranda Frost. I love them both. Otherwise unrealistic plot and a terrible villain. *#20 From Russia With Love:* Yep. That‘s extremely controversial. My main issue is the bad score as well as the entire train scene, which is way too long and I quickly get bored. *#19 Tomorrow Never Dies:* Maybe this is controversial again. This one is filled with great action but also with a weak villain and a bad plot that I don‘t really like. This movie‘s Bond girl is my all-time favourite though. Wai Lin is nothing but fantastic. *#18 Moonraker:* It‘s a full-on kids movie overfilled with way too many gags. But there are 2 scenes that are quite dark and disturbing. The centrifuge and the dogs. Although lookwise, this is without a doubt the best film in the series! It‘s filled up with beautiful cinematography and fantastic filmsets that are popping on one after the other. *#17 Skyfall:* Yet again a controversial choice. Bond dying and then living on pills like a zombie is not my thing. The villain is my favourite in the series but doesn‘t have enough screen time. I also didn‘t like to see M dying. Pretty overrated movie. *#16 A View To A Kill:* Along with Silva, Zorin is my favourite villain in the series. He really lifts this film up along with May Day. Roger Moore is really getting too old and he should have been done with Octopussy. I like the plot of this movie though. *#15 Dr. No:* It is a good way to start a franchise. But if this film would have been made in the 70s or the 80s it wouldn‘t have worked. The villain is great and Sean Connery is amazing. *#14 Diamonds Are Forever:* I think this movie is a bit underrated even though I still rank it low. Sean Connery looks very bored and has aged a lot since "You Only Live Twice". Although this movie features one of the best henchmen of the series with Mr. Wint and Mr. Kidd. Charles Gray is terribly miscast as Blofeld. Bad plot and cheap effects. Comedy, title song and soundtrack are good though. *#13 Thunderball:* This movie somewhat feels darker than its 3 predecessors. The underwater scenes are so well made even though there are a lot of them. But that makes this movie independent and different. It gives me a summer feeling and I really like it. Also a bit underrated. *#12 The World Is Not Enough:* This movie is quite underrated. Bond beeing double crossed by Electra is a well written plot. Electra is period a fantastic villain! The score and the title song are awesome too! Renard is a great henchman as well. *#11 SPECTRE:* Now that is what I call underrated! Most fans say that this doesn‘t feel like a Bond film. Well this is a lame, lazy and dumb excuse! This movie has a lot of things that you would excpect from a Bond film ranging from a classic henchman through Blofeld, his white cat, a great villain lair all the way to humor! Unfairly hated movie. I like the step brother thing but it was indeed done with the wrong character. It shouldn‘t have been done with Blofeld. *#10 The Spy Who Loved Me:* The ski jump is the most incredible stunt of the series! This film makes you proud to be a Bond fan! Roger Moore is at his best here! Barbara Bach is an underrated Bond girl and Stromberg and underrated villain! Great title song and soundtrack make this film really amazing! *#9 Goldfinger:* To some of of you this film might still be ranked pretty low. But I feel like this is the perfect spot to where it belongs! This is the all-time classic, the film that invented everything that you would expect from all the future Bond films! A part of it has been shot in Switzerland, my home country! I‘ve been to all the Swiss locations of Goldfinger! Everything is memorable! The villain, the henchman, the girl, the plot, the title song, the soundtrack, everything! This is truly a 24-carat masterpiece. *#8 You Only Live Twice:* That‘s my favourite Connery film! Along with Moonraker the film with the best looks! The filmsets and the areal shots of Japan are absolutely incredible! Pure 60s fantasy! Great soundtrack yet again! We‘re introduced to Blofeld. The Japanese atmosphere is done extremely well and brilliantly make this feel like a vacation film. It‘s also one of the best in the series in terms of escapism. *#7 GoldenEye:* This is the film with my favourite pre-title sequence! The dam jump was also made in Ticino, Switzerland! Xenya Onatopp is an incredible henchwoman with too little screen time. Alec is only an average villain though. The cinematography is great! The soundtrack is absolutely underrated! It‘s fantastic! Plot wise it‘s over the top but yet so entertaining and that‘s why this was the last true classic film before the release of "SPECTRE". All of the films in between were not really filled with classic Bond stuff. *#6 Live And Let Die:* What puts this flick so high is mainly the soundtrack! We also have an excellent top 3 worthy title song! Music wise, "Live And Let Die" is without a doubt the king of the series! The villains are good and memorable! Tee Hee is a great henchman and Solitaire an equally great main girl! The blaxploitation theme also make this an independent, different and fantastic entry! Great, great film. *#5 The Living Daylights:* We‘ve now reached what I think are the very, very, very best films in the franchise! The Living Daylights has been my all-time favourite for a while! As you can see it barely changed! Apart from the main villain, everything is done absolutely right and make this one an incredible flick! Kara Milovy is surely an underrated Bond girl! The locations are great! Everything is just great. *#4 For Your Eyes Only:* We‘ve been through my favourite villain and girl, this is my favourite title song! Sheena Easton is absolutely mesmarizing. Otherwise this film has a great girl too. Great cinematography is present. Thank god they went easier on the humor after the way overdone Moonraker. Roger Moore is getting the age but is still very good! This film brilliantly proves it! The only weak thing are perhaps the villains. Otherwise, absolutely brilliant entry. *#3 On Her Majesty‘s Secret Service:* Almost reached the top! A major part of this film has been made all over my home country. And of course, I gotta love this film for mainly this reason. I also went to all the Swiss locations of this film. I‘m so proud that it is considered as one of the best in the series to many people. I‘m also a huge fan of this movie and I‘m proud of it. George Lazenby had only one film but at least this one film was absolutely fantastic. *#2 Casino Royale 2006:* Every Bond actor to date had a strong start to the series! But Daniel Craig absolutely had the best start! It‘s a ridiculously entertaining and awesome film all the way through from A to Z with mainly only 2 flaws. The first one being a complicated plot that is quite hard to follow and the second one being that this movie did not include Q and Moneypenny. That‘s about it. One of my top 10 all-time favourite movies ever. *#1 Octopussy:* Here we are! My all-time favourite Bond film! The name of the title song fits it! This is truly an all-time high in the franchise! The filmmakers did absolutely everything right in this film! We have a great villain, dangerous henchmen, a realistic and contemporary plot, an interesting main girl, exotic locations, awesome stunts, a good title song, a great pre-title sequence, funny humor and a great score. To me, this represents every Bond movie‘s fantasy. You can‘t possibly add more classic stuff to a Bond film in the way that Octopussy did it. It‘s by far the most underrated film in the series. My love for this flick is beyond unreal! This movie is truly an unforgettable rollercoaster ride!

Hm, had NSNA been viewed between "Diamonds" and LALD, the group score might well have been lower (perhaps much lower), if for no other reason than sheer monotony. Either that or the participants of this "Bondathon" had been rather unswayed by the identity of the forces behind it (many other YTers are to this day outright dismissive of this film solely or mainly because EON did not produce it).

If For Your Eyes Only had a Barry score and Bibi or whatever her damn name is was removed, it would be number 1

Licence to kill is my favorite :(

The problem with you only live twice is that there’s two scenes where there is a house made of paper and a house where you can remove the roof

'the spy who loved me' #1?....wow...that's sad....

Guys, no one gives License to Kill so low. Damn. I still wish someday your opinion on the movie improves a bit.

Skyfall to high. Yes it's a journey and great acting but it makes 0 sense. They didn't even try.

Skyfall is 1 GoldenEye 2 casino Royale 3

Adaptation. ADAPTATION. ADAPTATION!

Decided to revisit this ranking. Here's my ranking with reasons. I'm going to rank the official ones only: 24. Die Another Day: What else can honestly be said about this one that hasn't already been said? Absolute absurd plot. Even for Bond standards. Jinx is the worst Bond girl for me and the most obnoxious. All of the villains are terrible. Gustav Graves feels like a 60s Batman villain more than a modern day Bond villain. Zao sucks. Miranda Frost is meh. I don't understand why there is a henchman in this called Mr Kil. What's next? Urma Badguy? The Madonna song is shit but it's not the worst Bond song for me. Brosnan gives his worst performance as Bond here. He is just like Connery was in You Only Live Twice and Diamonds Are Forever. Going through the motions and not giving a crap. Shame that this terrible film was his swansong. 23. Diamonds Are Forever: Easily Connerys weakest. The dude looks way out of shape in this one and bored out of his mind. Even more so than he was in You Only Live Twice. The film is a downright shlocky and shitty insult to the timeless classic known as On Her Majesty's Secret Service. Charles Gray is a bad Blofeld. Not as terrible as Christoph Waltz though. 22: A View to a Kill: A fascinatingly and bizarrely bad film. Moore has definitely outstayed his welcome here. No wonder even he himself said that he shouldn't have been in the movie. Christopher Walken just about saves it. The Duran Duran theme song is fucking dope too!!!! Dance into the fire baby!!!! 21: Spectre: I am pretty much with you guys on everything that you all said about this one. Athena saying that "Sam Smith is having puberty problems" certainly is the best way to sum up why Writings on the Wall is a terrible song. And don't even get me started on Brofeld. Why did they even do that? Did they honestly think that that was a good idea? I don't understand it. 20: The Man With the Golden Gun: Agree with Brad (or at least I think he said it) with everyone being dicks to one another in this for no reason. Especially Roger Moore himself. Definetly Moore's worst performance as Bond. 19: Quantum of Solace: Not as terrible as people make it out to be but not exactly a good film either. The abysmal editing just stops me from enjoying it tbh. 18: The World is Not Enough: A mixed bag. The 2nd Bond film that I watched when I was a kid funnily enough. Has some good stuff in it like Brosnans performance (his best Bond performance imo), Desmond Llewellyn's send off as Q, the entire pre title sequence, the criminally underrated Garbage theme song and the torture chair sequence but the film also has a lot of goofy shit in it too like the Parahawks and a lot of stupid throwaway characters like Dr Molly Warmflash, Mr Bullion and Gabor. John Cleese's inclusion in this also feels strange. Denise Richards is not in any way convincing as a nuclear scientist. 17: Moonraker: Great Ken Adams set design. Great John Barry score. One of his best if you ask me. Well shot. Dull rehash of the TSWLM plot. Blatant rip off of Star Wars and other 70s Sci fi films. The character of Jaws was completely destroyed in this film. Whatever threat and fear that he had in the previous Bond film is gone. Why do they give Jaws a midget girlfriend in this for goodness sakes? Are they trying to get rid of any dignity for this character? Unpopular opinion but the Shirley Bassey song is her worst Bond song. The amount of times she repeats the words "moon" and "love" in during the song is so silly you would swear that George Lucas wrote it. 16: You Only Live Twice: Feels more like a self indulgent style over substance travelogue of Japan more than a film with an actually good story and good characters. Connery looks like he is about to fall asleep in this. 15: Thunderball: A film that I used to hate but I now really like. Even though I still have some issues with it. 14: Live and Let Die: Tbh all of the blackexplotation stuff never really bothered me. People say that it's a blackexplotation film just because all of the villains are black but Bond's allies (Harold Strutter Snr and Quarrel Jr) are also black too. If anything the Live and Let Die book is more racist. I definitely do agree with the Solitaire stuff that most of you mentioned. That stuff bothers me too. 13: Dr No: A good film but a very vanilla one. The Monty Norman score is awful and is one of the worst Bond scores. 12: Tomorrow Never Dies: The first Bond film that I ever saw and the film that got me into the series. Yeah. I like this one and Elliot Carver rules!!!! Sue me!!!!!! 11: Octopussy: A lot more serious than people give it credit for. 10: For Your Eyes Only: Glad to see this one in your top ten. Moore's most underrated film as Bond. 9: The Living Daylights: Great performance by Dalton (my favourite Bond actor), great action set pieces, awesome theme song by A-ha (one of my all time fav Bond songs), a terrific score by John Barry and a pretty decent spy story. Even if it does get overly convoluted and confusing in the end. Whitaker and Koskov are lame villains. Kara is a mixed Bond girl for me. Saunders is one of my favourite Bond allies. I like how they give him a bit of an arc. 8: Goldfinger: A classic and iconic in every way. 7: The Spy Who Loved Me: Sir Rog at his very best. Nobody Does it Better. 6: On Her Majesty's Secret Service: Bond at his most human. Telly Savalas is my favourite Blofeld. Diana Rigg (RIP) is one of the very best Bond girls. 5: From Russia With Love: Hitchcockian Bond at his finest. The Bond VS Red Grant brutal and intense train fight still holds up remarkably well today. 4: Licence to Kill: definetly disagree with a lot of you on this one. Dalton's superior Bond film with his own personal stamp on it. The Living Daylights was good but it did feel like it was still in Roger Moore territory a lot of the time rather than be its own original film. Robert Davi plays one of the very best Bond villains in Franz Sanchez. Carey Lowell plays a great Bond girl in Pam Bouvier. My only issues are the silly bar fight, all of the Wayne Newton stuff, the bizarrely overly happy ending and some of Dalton's Miami Vice fashion in this does leave a lot to be desired. 3: Goldeneye: I don't know what Bob was smoking putting this at number 21. An overall great film and honestly my number 1 favourite Bond film for a very long time. I agree with Brad on how it's the only Pierce Brosnan Bond film that starts strongly and ends strongly. My only real criticisms are with the incredibly distracting Eric Serra 90s score, a lot of Alec's storyline not adding up and making sense like some of you already mentioned and the BMW Z3 being horrendously wasted. I'm also not that invested in the Bond and Natalya romance. Even though Natalya is an awesome character and one of my all time favourite Bond girls, I feel that it just comes out of nowhere, just feels forced and brings the pacing to a bit of a halt. I was also never that mad about Boris either. The only weak link in an otherwise brilliant ensemble of villains. 2: Casino Royale: My number 2 but I can definetly see why most people would have this as their number 1. 1: Skyfall: This film really does a great job of delving deep into Bond's past a lot more than the other films do.

Ooh man, I can't stand Moonraker. I rank it the worst along with Diamonds are Forever, not a fan at all of the overly campy Bond films.

Why the hell is never again rated so high. Why the hell is it even included

On Her Majesty Secret Service was always considered to be one of the weakest. Only recently when the world went nuts people started to put this boring soap opera on the top. It is so bad a friend of mine rated it as 0/5. I feel almost too generous to give it 2/5.

Only in your universe The Spy Who Love Me is the number 1. Casino Royale, Goldfinger, On Her Majesty Secret Service, Skyfall, GoldenEye or even License to Kill are much better movies than TSWLM.

I'll take Spectre over Skyfall any day. Skyfall is immensely overrated. Beautiful to look at but hollow and way way way way too long.

Put Laxenby at bottom then all Roger Moore at bottom Then you can talk about Bond films

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