I must agree with the one list that Timothy Dalton was my favorite Bond followed by Craig. Dalton brought an edge to the character instead of playing it like a cartoon.
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If you read all of the books by Ian Fleming, it was almost always tongue in cheek so for me Sean Connery is the one and only Bond. I give second place to Daniel Craig as he is the exact antithesis of Sean Connery
If you read all of the books by Ian Fleming, it was almost always tongue in cheek so for me Sean Connery is the one and only Bond. I give second place to Daniel Craig as he is the exact antithesis of Sean Connery
In the first link above, quote ...
"To ring in the announcement of the upcoming film's theatrical title, 'No Time To Die', here is a comprehensive ranking of all the titles from the 25 official James Bond movies (sorry, no Never Say Never Again). Remember that the ranking is done by the quality of the film's title, not the film itself."
I think there are as many different rankings as they are people living on the planet, 7.7 billion.
Which ranking is the best most accurate? Probably the one each individual prefer personally.
Are all other rankings inferior and not completely accurate? You betcha.
Er, wrong, all wrong.
The two Daltons right at the bottom?
Spectre top ten?
You Only Live Twice > From Russia With Love?
Where to start?
The two Daltons right at the bottom?
Spectre top ten?
You Only Live Twice > From Russia With Love?
Where to start?
Marc, if you make your own list from worst to best, and that you give me your permission, I would comment in the most objective and unbiased way possible known in the history of film
...Strictly by the numbers, uncensored and unfiltered, raw.
And Mads Mikkelsen in 'Casino Royale'...Le Chiffre.
...The locales, the cars, the women, the action scenes...fights, the stunts, the aerials, the angles of the cinematography...the Daniel Craig movies offer plenty of that, and that counts too, including the openings with the songs. It's all contributing to the overall diversification and film's entertainment, and with the latest technological gadgets.
...The locales, the cars, the women, the action scenes...fights, the stunts, the aerials, the angles of the cinematography...the Daniel Craig movies offer plenty of that, and that counts too, including the openings with the songs. It's all contributing to the overall diversification and film's entertainment, and with the latest technological gadgets.
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Maybe not the best Bond's flick but the opening shot with the car race is something else.
{I added Jack White and Alicia Keys' tune because I like it.}
{I added Jack White and Alicia Keys' tune because I like it.}
Bonus trailer ...
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* I've checked all opening sequence/montages of all Bond films (25) with the music tunes and it just happened that I like best the last eight; first the latest four with Daniel Craig and the previous four with Pierce Brosnan, starting with the awesome opening montage and song of GoldenEye from 1995.
The technology is certainly more advanced picture and sound wise in the last 25 years compared to all Bond movies before then.
That's my personal taste @ the Bond movies.
I like also all the first movies with Sean Connery, but from another older angle.
Those older opening sequences and montages and songs simply don't compare to the latest ones. Different times different technologies, the visuals in the openings and the culture of that time were different, on various levels. Plus the audio quality was older and less impacting, and the songs from a different time culture.
All Bond films are fun, with also Roger Moore and Timothy Dalton.
It's one of the best movie franchises ever; it's still going in 2020 and further since 1962.
Make that 60 years because in 2022 James Bond won't be dead...that'll be the day.
007 can't simply die, he has to live forever if the movie business wants to .... $$$$
* In the original books, did he die @ the end?
* I've checked all opening sequence/montages of all Bond films (25) with the music tunes and it just happened that I like best the last eight; first the latest four with Daniel Craig and the previous four with Pierce Brosnan, starting with the awesome opening montage and song of GoldenEye from 1995.
The technology is certainly more advanced picture and sound wise in the last 25 years compared to all Bond movies before then.
That's my personal taste @ the Bond movies.
I like also all the first movies with Sean Connery, but from another older angle.
Those older opening sequences and montages and songs simply don't compare to the latest ones. Different times different technologies, the visuals in the openings and the culture of that time were different, on various levels. Plus the audio quality was older and less impacting, and the songs from a different time culture.
All Bond films are fun, with also Roger Moore and Timothy Dalton.
It's one of the best movie franchises ever; it's still going in 2020 and further since 1962.
Make that 60 years because in 2022 James Bond won't be dead...that'll be the day.
007 can't simply die, he has to live forever if the movie business wants to .... $$$$
* In the original books, did he die @ the end?
I don't like any bond movie. None. And I love 24, Bourne ultimatum, and while Taken as a movie is very average, Liam Neeson is fantastic in the first part and would have made the best Bond. I don't like mission impossible series either
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