There's no shortage of em so you can vote for up to six. I'm not sure there's more than six i've REALLY liked.

the two on the bottom are out of chronological order because they weren't produced by albert broccoli and so aren't "officially" bond films -- thus i had to get them from a different list.

i'm also curious which ones you haven't seen yet. i haven't seen, or don't recall seeing


From Russia with Love (1963) - 0 (0%)
On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969) - 0 (0%)
The Man with the Golden Gun (1974) - 0 (0%)
Licence to Kill (1989) - 0 (0%)
Tomorrow Never Dies (1997) - 0 (0%)
The World Is Not Enough (1999) - 0 (0%)
Die Another Day (2002) - 0 (0%)
Casino Royale (1967) - 0 (0%)

i know i saw ONE of those 90s ones besides goldeneye (which i quite liked) -- which was the one with the icy underground lair? but pierce brosnan and timothy whatshishay never grabbed me as bonds so i kinda fell off the wagon in the 90s. i couldn't get over how good the new one is though.

and the ones with the best theme songs are definitely

Goldfinger (1964) - 1 (25%)
Live and Let Die (1973) - 1 (25%)
The Spy Who Loved Me (1977) - 0 (0%)

For Your Eyes Only
Octopussy
A View to A Kill
The Living Daylights
GoldenEye
The World is Not Enough

Honourable mention to Moonraker ... it begins as a spy film, and ends up like Star Wars.  How awesome is that! Plus, that scene where Jaws bites the suspending cable is a classic LOL

For Your Eyes Only
Octopussy
A View to A Kill
The Living Daylights
GoldenEye
The World is Not Enough

Honourable mention to Moonraker ... it begins as a spy film, and ends up like Star Wars.  How awesome is that! Plus, that scene where Jaws bites the suspending cable is a classic LOL
hats off! moonraker is my all-time favorite. probably cuz i saw it when i was a nine-year-old space shuttle fanatic and it left me sobbing tears of joy.

Dr. No
From Russia with Love
Goldfinger
Thunderball
Octopussy
A View to a Kill

i'm going to have to give octopussy another go, i only saw it once when it came out, as i believe.

"No, Mr. Bond, I expect you to die..."

I refuse to vote, 007.. not something that can be decided by a mere mortal.

my new favorite:

"shaken or stirred?"

"do i look like i give a damn?"

Here's my six:

Goldfinger
Dr. No
For Your Eyes Only
Goldeneye
License to Kill
The  World is Not Enough


Pierce Brosnan gets ragged on for being a lean pretty boy, but I liked him and all his flicks except Tomorrow Never Dies.  That one was too bland for me.

I thought the ones with the best opening credit songs were:

License to Kill, A View to a Kill, and The Living Daylights.

My personal picks include:

The Man With The Golden Gun- Christopher Lee!!!!!
Goldfinger- Let's face it...it was arguably the most classic of 'em all.
The Living Daylights- Timothy Dalton is the ONLY "James Bond" who did all of his own stunts.
License To Kill- Same reason.
Never Say Never Again- This brought back the "Classic" Bond, Sir Sean Connery.
Casino Royale (The Original)- Four words: Peter Sellers. Orson Welles.

Goldfinger (1964) 
Diamonds Are Forever (1971) 
Live and Let Die (1973) 
The World Is Not Enough (1999)
Die Another Day (2002)
Casino Royale (2006)

my new favorite:

"shaken or stirred?"

"do i look like i give a damn?"


"Well, as long as the collar and cuffs match."

my new favorite:

"shaken or stirred?"

"do i look like i give a damn?"
Before JB develops his taste.

Before JB develops his taste.
i love that movie. and that's my favorite damn line in it. for exactly that reason!

i love that movie. and that's my favorite damn line in it. for exactly that reason!
The whole film solved a few answers to the character and lifestyles of JB, I am happy the producers have made it.

The whole film solved a few answers to the character and lifestyles of JB, I am happy the producers have made it.
if you watch the whole thing, right through the end credits, they say, "bond will be back." again! and i'm sorta torn on it. because daniel craig is pretty much a kickass bond, but at the same time, i'm thinking that movie would have been such a perfect poetic ending to a series that's already gone on so long. you know? and if they keep making more i worry it'll sink back into kitsch again.

007 films have made one inimitable contribution to the world:

The Aston-Martin.

if you watch the whole thing, right through the end credits, they say, "bond will be back." again! and i'm sorta torn on it. because daniel craig is pretty much a kickass bond, but at the same time, i'm thinking that movie would have been such a perfect poetic ending to a series that's already gone on so long. you know? and if they keep making more i worry it'll sink back into kitsch again.


I feel the producers will start remaking the Bond films starting with Dr No, now that the start of James bond has began.

007 films have made one inimitable contribution to the world:

The Aston-Martin.


This one

http://www.isnnews.net/zocalo/images/aston-martin.jpg
Aston-Martin DB-5

Or do you prefer the newer models.

Note: The Aston Martin car used in the early JB movies is said to now reside @ The Smoky Mountain Car Museum in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee.
Anyone live down there or know if that's true ?  ???

http://www.sssm.com.ar/foto-swlm-08.jpg

i was always partial to the lotus esprit from the spy who loved me.

Ah, the subcar!  :D  That was fun.

How about the villains, like Jaws?

How about the villains, like Jaws?
on the moonraker extras you find out that jaws was originally a bad guy -- he's in spy who loved me, and i think maybe man with the golden gun too? and he got so much fan mail from kids who loved him and wanted him to be a good guy that they decided to make him convert and become a good guy in moonraker.

fun factoid.

This one

http://www.isnnews.net/zocalo/images/aston-martin.jpg
Aston-Martin DB-5

Or do you prefer the newer models.

Note: The Aston Martin car used in the early JB movies is said to now reside @ The Smoky Mountain Car Museum in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee.
Anyone live down there or know if that's true ?  ???



The number plate is a bit of a give-away for the driver's name?

on the moonraker extras you find out that jaws was originally a bad guy -- he's in spy who loved me, and i think maybe man with the golden gun too? and he got so much fan mail from kids who loved him and wanted him to be a good guy that they decided to make him convert and become a good guy in moonraker.


Actually, in "The Man With the Golden Gun", that was Caramanga, the world's greatest assassin, played by Christopher Lee. His servant, the short person who stowed away in the suitcase was none other than Herve Villechaise, also known as "Tattoo", on "Fantasy Island".

Actually, in "The Man With the Golden Gun", that was Caramanga, the world's greatest assassin, played by Christopher Lee. His servant, the short person who stowed away in the suitcase was none other than Herve Villechaise, also known as "Tattoo", on "Fantasy Island".
you will find that Christopher Lee played Francisco Scaramanga in "The Man With the Golden Gun" not as stated.

I meant that. I must have been very tired.

Thank you, for the correction.

For the next "M", I nominate Philip "Pablo" Eno.

I meant that. I must have been very tired.

Thank you, for the correction.

For the next "M", I nominate Philip "Pablo" Eno.
I wish Dame Judi to stay thanks.

I Picked

You only live twice (1967) - Sean Connery
For your eyes only (1981) - Roger Moore

I have both on VHS and love them!