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In your opinion, what is the best Bond movie you've seen?

posted 15 years ago by ifilmstuf24
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Mine is Live and Let Die.

It has an Awesome villian with a brilliant plan,a beautiful Bond girl,great action sequences,and a charming 007

[–] FifteenthArchangel 13 years ago

Dr. No followed closely by From Russia With Love. Connery is the best Bond, no question, and his unforgettable entrance to the franchise will always be my favorite.

[–] Dukeking3 13 years ago

I have to say in my opinion my favorites are Goldfinger, Live and Let Die, The Spy Who Loved me, Goldeneye, and Casino Royale. Thats my Top 5!!

[–] JamesPaganiniActor 13 years ago

My Top 5 are The Living Daylights, License to Kill, For Your Eyes Only, Casino Royale, Goldeneye

[–] trekkie313 13 years ago

The Living Daylights, License To Kill, Casino Royale, The Spy Who Loved Me, Goldeneye.

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[–] kryp44 12 years ago

The World is Not Enough is underrated. Sophie Marceau is one of the most gorgeous women to appear on film let alone a Bond Movie.

On Her Majesty's Secret Service deserves to be in the top 5 but doesn't get the cred it should. Lazenby was the most human of all the Bonds.

[–] TDeMona 12 years ago

In order:

GoldenEye
Living Daylights
Dr. No
A View to a Kill
Man with the Golden Gun

[–] Chaarles 12 years ago

Live and Let Die.

[–] bondukkevin 12 years ago

Has to be FRWL, Casino Royale, Goldeneye and Goldfinger. Sorry listed a few :-)

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[–] tcasavecchia 12 years ago

From Russia With Love & For Your Eyes Only are my faves, but despite Lazenby I enjoy the story of OHMSS. The Living Daylights was good & as far as Brosnan's outings I like TWINE most even though I really have to overlook Denise Richard's acting. Her body on the other hand is not up for debate.

[–] THOMASSU 12 years ago

I'm partial to Roger Moore's Bond and for a long time I thought 'The spy who loved me' was the best. It was also the first I saw. But since watching the Blu-Ray set now I'd say 'A view to a kill' is my favorite Bond. It has a great psychopathic villain in Zorin played exquisitely by Chris Walken.

"I've seen things you people wouldn't believe..." - Roy Batty, Blade Runner

[–] voight84 12 years ago

License to kill
Tomorrow never dies
Quantum of solace

but i like bond movies in general ,especially those 3

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[–] Mister_Milich 11 years ago

The Spy Who Loved Me

Then, in no particular order:

Goldfinger
GoldenEye
License to Kill

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[–] benettfreeman 11 years ago

License to Kill: Bond stripped down to just his personality and resourcefulness, on a personal vendetta; the only film where Bond has a mission not given to him by M; a simple revenge plot with all the best action scenes John Glen could muster (a lot! I think LTK has at least half of all the best Bond stunts in one film); two really good looking women (I think Pam Bouvier is the most beautiful and sexy Bond girl); one of the best pre-credit sequences; no reliance on gadgets or gimmicks; a great supporting cast; the only 18 Bond.

Above all, I think Dalton captures all the elements that make Bond an interesting character, and performs them compellingly. Toughness mixed with ethics and a splash of suaveness.

I wish Dalton had done more films. Brosnan was quite good, but I feel he drew heavily on Dalton's example. Connery's Bond was cool, but a psychopath. Moore was suave but wooden emotionally (and judo is a bit disappointing).

That's why LTK gets my vote.

PS> Great Theme song.