I haven't seen all of them, but I really dig "Goldfinger". I watched it on the plane. I find the older Bond movies more enjoyable than the newer versions for some reason.
--Michael D. Clarke
To me, Goldfinger is the quintessential Bond movie. I pretty much lost interest after Sean Connery and Roger Moore retired from the role.
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--Michael D. Clarke
And her Italian counterpart
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XdNzrpQv22Y&t=18s
You Only Live Twice. I don't care much for Goldfinger, Bond is basically a bystander for almost the entire 2nd half of the film.
shareGreat movie, and has one of the most beautiful cars ever built--the Toyota 2000GT
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N77m1gRC7F4
Yes!! And the GT convertible version used in the film was never mass produced. There are only 2 in existence.
shareWell, that's what a Government agent would be doing, in that Fort Knox raid situation. He'd be just one of the boys, doing what he was supposed to do to help the US Army in their operation against Goldfinger. He wouldn't be the lone hero there. That's one of the things I like about "Goldfinger". It's a bit more logical than later Bonds, in which he practically saves the day single-handed.
shareAll of them except the last four that seemed the least like Bond... the Bond that kept a franchise going for 50 should years.... turned into, I have no idea.
shareAgree with Goldfinger, but I really liked the Daniel Craig era.
shareWhile I think that Goldfinger is a very good movie, like BillySlater, You Only Live Twice is my favorite.
Btw, Goldfinger was the first Bond film I saw on the big silver screen. I was 12 years old when it opened in 1964.
And for the record, Sean Connery was the one, true, "Bond, James Bond."
This one:
https://youtu.be/RY-oEAGd50I
For Your Eyes Only and Goldeneye.
shareCasino Royale, mostly for the music, I like that haunting piano music that plays as moneypenny dies.
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