I wouldn't put it past Rupert Murdoch.
Film Bond films ranked
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Moonraker - absolutely loved as kid. The battle scene at the end won it for me.
And the one with Jane Seymour
. Mainly because of her. One of my first ever crushes
And the one with Jane Seymour
. Mainly because of her. One of my first ever crushesFrom what I remember from reading the books, Craig's portrayal is the closest to Ian Fleming's version of James Bond.
Over ‘Live and let die’ Or ‘The spy who loved me’? (Or a few others)
You’re wumming right?
I remember watching Goldeneye after seeing it hyped up for so long. I thought it was corny and silly. Not sure what others see in it.
I haven't seen many but I really enjoyed Casino Royale. It was the best one of the recent franchise. I really didn't like Spectre, that's the worst one for me.
Nope! It's a good song and it has some serious Bond vibes.Over ‘Live and let die’ Or ‘The spy who loved me’? (Or a few others)
You’re wumming right?
Thumbs up for "The Spy Who Loved Me", though!
Most people hyping it will have likely been teenagers when it came out and also probably connect it with the nostalgia of one of the best video games of its generation.
Makes sense
Quantum of Solace by far the worst I've seen. At least other shite ones have fun elements.
Solace was a pile of wank, incomprehensible nonsense.
Solace was a pile of wank, incomprehensible nonsense.
Right about now License to Kill is right up there on top...
My list
Casino Royale
Goldfinger
Skyfall
Dr. No
Casino Royale
Goldfinger
Skyfall
Dr. No
Connery was so obviously the best one. For a start, he looked like he could actually handle himself in a fight, which is more than can be said for 60 year old Roger Moore, ‘built like a twig’ Brosnan and ‘midget’ Craig.
To an extent, nostalgia plays a part. But it holds up very well, it's a great film.
Cinemasins seen to be doing the Bond films currently on you tube.
For no particular reason that I can remember, we decided to re-watch all the Bond movies during one of the lockdowns.
It was quite eye opening as I was always a fan, but the movies in our opinion have not aged well. Roger Moore used to be my favourite growing up, but a lot of his movies were surprisingly disappointing. I still have a soft spot for the likes of Live and Let Die and Spy Who Loved Me, but I wouldn't be in a hurry to watch them again.
On the contrary, the movies I wasn't that keen on in my younger years seemed a lot better. On Her Majesty's Secret Service was really good, as were the two with Timothy Doltan. Goldeneye was a decent outing for Brosnan but his subsequent movies were really bad. Casino Royal was again a good start, if a bit too Bourne-like, but didn't kick on from there.
One thing I really enjoyed was the soundtracks. They all have cracking scores, even the weaker movies:
It was quite eye opening as I was always a fan, but the movies in our opinion have not aged well. Roger Moore used to be my favourite growing up, but a lot of his movies were surprisingly disappointing. I still have a soft spot for the likes of Live and Let Die and Spy Who Loved Me, but I wouldn't be in a hurry to watch them again.
On the contrary, the movies I wasn't that keen on in my younger years seemed a lot better. On Her Majesty's Secret Service was really good, as were the two with Timothy Doltan. Goldeneye was a decent outing for Brosnan but his subsequent movies were really bad. Casino Royal was again a good start, if a bit too Bourne-like, but didn't kick on from there.
One thing I really enjoyed was the soundtracks. They all have cracking scores, even the weaker movies: