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[007FANATIC]

Here's some cool Bond movie links:

QoS Ending:


Bond title sequences:


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[FRWLfan]

I can't understand why so many people are "down" on Timothy Dalton. He's not my favorite Bond, but he was still quite good, particularly after the Moore years where Bond seemed to get a little too "cartoonish." Also, although I know that this forum is primarily about the movies, I have to add that one of the reasons I liked Dalton was the fact that he seemed to be the film Bond who was closest to the Bond of the novels.

[007FANATIC]

I can't understand why so many people are "down" on Timothy Dalton. He's not my favorite Bond, but he was still quite good, particularly after the Moore years where Bond seemed to get a little too "cartoonish." Also, although I know that this forum is primarily about the movies, I have to add that one of the reasons I liked Dalton was the fact that he seemed to be the film Bond who was closest to the Bond of the novels.

I agree. I think he's great. He portrayed the character with emotion, but more importantly, the right emotions. Both of his movies are in my top 10 (TLD: 10th, LTK: 8th). I wish he had done a third. But, I love that Brosnan's GondenEye was the (excellent) film that reintroduced people to Bond. One just wonders what Daltons third would have been like...

Edited by 007FANATIC, 11 April 2009 - 08:27 PM.

[007FANATIC]

My Favorite Bond Film: From Russia With Love
My Favorite Bond: Sean Connery
My first Bond film was: Moonraker was my first Bond in the theater. Prior to that, saw some on TV but don't recall the very first.
My favorite gadget is: Aston Martin DB5 with modifications
My favorite villain is: Goldfinger
My favorite henchmen is: Jaws
My favorite Bond song is: Nobody Does It Better if I'm in a mellow mood & You Know My Name if I need something louder.
My favorite Bond girl is: Domino Derval
Favorite Fight: Bond vs Oddjob in the Fort Knox vault
Favorite Car: Aston Martin V12 Vanquish (the DB5 if I'm in the mood for a classic ).
My favorite Bond Soundtrack: Casino Royale (David Arnold)

I group the movies more into tiers similiar to a radio station song rotation. One tier is heavy rotation (watch often), the next is medium rotation, & the final is low rotation (watch the least). If I have to narrow it down to the Top 5 movies, I would currently go with these:

• From Russia With Love
• Goldfinger
• The Spy Who Loved Me
• GoldenEye
• Casino Royale

Great choices! I also like Sean Connery, You Know My Name (tied with TLD for my favorite song), the CR soundtrack, and the Aston Martin V12 Vanquish.
Thanks for Posting!

Edited by 007FANATIC, 11 April 2009 - 08:43 PM.

[OmarB]

007fanatic sent me a PM asking me to respond to this thread so I will. But as I've always said, I'm a literary Bond fan, the movies are footnotes in my eyes or pleasant diversions. On to the q and a!

My Favorite Bond Film: OHMSS
My Favorite Bond: Tie between: Moore (and yes, I know my fave Bond is not in my fave Bond movie)
My first Bond film was: Don't remember, I was a kid
First in theaters: License To Kill
My favorite gadget is: Jet ski
My favorite villain is: Ernst!
My favorite henchmen is: Odd Job
My favorite Bond song is: Thunderball
My favorite Bond girl is: Eva Green
Favorite Fight: Don't know
Favorite Car: Bentley please

[FRWLfan]

More favorite scenes:
Moonraker: Fight for the parachute during the PTS - a spectacular stunt that continues to be enjoyable today (even though the producers weren't particularly concerned above having the stunt doubles look like Moore and Kiel); Bernard Lee's final performance as M; the pheasant hunting sequence; some of the dialog (Drax: Look after Mr. Bond. See that some harm comes to him.

FYEO: Good stunts; when bond kicks Locque's car off the edge of the cliff (flashes of the "brutal" Bond); Melina Havelock's assassination of Gonzales with the crossbow as he dives into the swimming pool; Bond's first meeting with Columbo; the keel hauling sequence (which was taken from the book, LALD).

Also, although I'm not sure how to phrase this. I wouldn't characterize it as "good." However, for some reason, I love Bond's continual blabbing during the ATAC retrieval scene after he explicitly states that there should be no unnecessary talking in order to conserve air.

Octopussy: The PTS - excellent "mini" Bond movie; the killing of 009 and his delivery of the egg (However, why didn't he ever lose the balloon? Also, why does M say there were no "clues" when the guy was found dead in a clown costume? Was this 009's normal attire?); the auction and Bond's switch of the egg; the fight on the train; and Bond's killing of the knife throwing twin to avenge 009.

More to come.

[007FANATIC]

More favorite scenes:
Moonraker: Fight for the parachute during the PTS - a spectacular stunt that continues to be enjoyable today (even though the producers weren't particularly concerned above having the stunt doubles look like Moore and Kiel); Bernard Lee's final performance as M; the pheasant hunting sequence; some of the dialog (Drax: Look after Mr. Bond. See that some harm comes to him.

FYEO: Good stunts; when bond kicks Locque's car off the edge of the cliff (flashes of the "brutal" Bond); Melina Havelock's assassination of Gonzales with the crossbow as he dives into the swimming pool; Bond's first meeting with Columbo; the keel hauling sequence (which was taken from the book, LALD).

Also, although I'm not sure how to phrase this. I wouldn't characterize it as "good." However, for some reason, I love Bond's continual blabbing during the ATAC retrieval scene after he explicitly states that there should be no unnecessary talking in order to conserve air.

Octopussy: The PTS - excellent "mini" Bond movie; the killing of 009 and his delivery of the egg (However, why didn't he ever lose the balloon? Also, why does M say there were no "clues" when the guy was found dead in a clown costume? Was this 009's normal attire?); the auction and Bond's switch of the egg; the fight on the train; and Bond's killing of the knife throwing twin to avenge 009.

More to come.

Great picks. I agree on the retrieval of the ATAC. Unintentionally amusing. I also agree on the whole 009 thing. He seems rather incompetent, not getting rid of the balloon, and it is odd that nobody notices that he's in a clown suit. You'd think that they'd immediately think "Maybe he's infiltrating a circus?", but no. Still, both are great movies.

[Jaws0178]

"Oh, Mr. Jaws, you are needed!"

"Whats that, Claudius. Oh, I am needed, you say. Who for? 007 Forever, you say. Great chap."

My Favorite Bond Film: The World is not Enough (because of the line "I could have given you the world."
My Favorite Bond: Papa Pierce
My first Bond film was: Diamonds are Forever, I think
My favorite gadget is: The Cell Phone from Tomorrow Never Dies
My favorite villain is: LeChiffre
My favorite henchmen is: Need you ask? Read the screen name
My favorite Bond song is: The World is not Enough by Garbage or Nobody does it better (because it makes me think of Desmond Llewellyn.)
My favorite Bond girl is: Tie between Vesper Lynd and Christmas Jones
Favorite Fight: Bond vs Red Grant on the Orient Express
Favorite Car: Aston Martin DB5
My favorite Bond Soundtrack: Not to into Soundtracks

My personal Top 007: ::wink::
1The World is not Enough
2Casino Royale
3On Her Majesty’s Secret Service
4The Man with the Golden Gun
5Live and Let Die
6Dr. No
7Die Another Day

[007FANATIC]

007fanatic sent me a PM asking me to respond to this thread so I will. But as I've always said, I'm a literary Bond fan, the movies are footnotes in my eyes or pleasant diversions. On to the q and a!

My Favorite Bond Film: OHMSS
My Favorite Bond: Tie between: Moore (and yes, I know my fave Bond is not in my fave Bond movie)
My first Bond film was: Don't remember, I was a kid
First in theaters: License To Kill
My favorite gadget is: Jet ski
My favorite villain is: Ernst!
My favorite henchmen is: Odd Job
My favorite Bond song is: Thunderball
My favorite Bond girl is: Eva Green
Favorite Fight: Don't know
Favorite Car: Bentley please

Great choices! I like OHMSS, Eva Green, and OddJob too.
Thanks for posting!

"Oh, Mr. Jaws, you are needed!"

"Whats that, Claudius. Oh, I am needed, you say. Who for? 007 Forever, you say. Great chap."

My Favorite Bond Film: The World is not Enough (because of the line "I could have given you the world."
My Favorite Bond: Papa Pierce
My first Bond film was: Diamonds are Forever, I think
My favorite gadget is: The Cell Phone from Tomorrow Never Dies
My favorite villain is: LeChiffre
My favorite henchmen is: Need you ask? Read the screen name
My favorite Bond song is: The World is not Enough by Garbage or Nobody does it better (because it makes me think of Desmond Llewellyn.)
My favorite Bond girl is: Tie between Vesper Lynd and Christmas Jones
Favorite Fight: Bond vs Red Grant on the Orient Express
Favorite Car: Aston Martin DB5
My favorite Bond Soundtrack: Not to into Soundtracks

My personal Top 007: ::wink::
1The World is not Enough
2Casino Royale
3On Her Majesty’s Secret Service
4The Man with the Golden Gun
5Live and Let Die
6Dr. No
7Die Another Day

I like your choices! I also like Vesper, the DB5, the awesome cell phone from TND, and Pierce Brosnan.
Thanks for posting!

[volante]

In the balance I feel that Casino Royale, just has the edge on Quantum of Solace as the best Bond movie.

Sure we are all wowed when Dr No hit the screens, when From Russia with Love followed it, the die was cast...
...and why? because no one had seen anything like it. Bond went to countries, drank exotic cocktails, and slept with beautiful girls. The fight scenes were like nothing ever seen before.
Now, Bond has to go up against Jason Bourne, Ethan Hunt and even Liam Neeson in Taken.
STILL Bond comes out on top, because the filming techniques are cutting edge and the genre is still, the lifestyle we (maybe sectretly) all want.

Most people now have (or know someone who has) been to Jamacia and Istanbul.
The Roger Moore series of films have dated because the era dated very quickly, now we all have to get used to new technology.
When Dalton came along, he was the Bond we wanted to see, action action action. WHen Brosnan took over, the storylines were bigger the gadgets more realistic, because we are living through the age when we see new gadgets every week.
So, why not introduce Bond to the new generation. Daniel Craig is NOW he can act and he can fight, but most of all he lets us in on the World of James Bond.

My Favorite scene. Car chase Quantum of Solace.

[007FANATIC]

In the balance I feel that Casino Royale, just has the edge on Quantum of Solace as the best Bond movie.

Sure we are all wowed when Dr No hit the screens, when From Russia with Love followed it, the die was cast...
...and why? because no one had seen anything like it. Bond went to countries, drank exotic cocktails, and slept with beautiful girls. The fight scenes were like nothing ever seen before.
Now, Bond has to go up against Jason Bourne, Ethan Hunt and even Liam Neeson in Taken.
STILL Bond comes out on top, because the filming techniques are cutting edge and the genre is still, the lifestyle we (maybe sectretly) all want.

Most people now have (or know someone who has) been to Jamacia and Istanbul.
The Roger Moore series of films have dated because the era dated very quickly, now we all have to get used to new technology.
When Dalton came along, he was the Bond we wanted to see, action action action. WHen Brosnan took over, the storylines were bigger the gadgets more realistic, because we are living through the age when we see new gadgets every week.
So, why not introduce Bond to the new generation. Daniel Craig is NOW he can act and he can fight, but most of all he lets us in on the World of James Bond.

My Favorite scene. Car chase Quantum of Solace.

I agree. Very good stuff . I also love the car chase in QoS. Great editing, very exciting, and the best chase ,IMO, since the Tomorrow Never Dies remote-control BMW 750 chase. And, I appreciate that when a car crashes, it doesn't explode. It's realistic.

Edited by 007FANATIC, 13 April 2009 - 08:24 PM.

[007FANATIC]

Heres a cool video: They put the k. d. lang song "Surrender" (the original title song for TND) and put it over the Tomorrow Never Dies titles. I love the song "Surrender". It's one of my new favorites.



I was just thinking...
It's so cool that the Bond films have grossed $4,739,157,447! That makes it the highest grossing film series ever!
Just for fun, here are the top 5 grossing Bond films:

1. Casino Royale: $599,200,000
2. Quantum of Solace: $515,588,687
3. Die Another Day: $456,000,000
4. The World Is Not Enough: $390,000,000
5. GoldenEye: $353,400,000


But what's even more amazing is that Dr. No had a budget of $1,200,000, and made $59,600,000! Thats a profit of 58,400,000! Quite a bit way back in 1962. Adjusted for inflation, thats $425,488,741! Simply amazing. Thats how good Dr. No is.

Also, Thunderball, another great Bond movie, grossed $141,200,000. If adjusted for inflation thats the amazing figure of $966,435,555! In inflation terms, it's the highest grossing Bond movie. Once again, that's amazing.

BTW, I got these figures from Wikipedia.

Edited by 007FANATIC, 13 April 2009 - 09:11 PM.

[oddjob3]

I love that "Surrender" song as well!!

Interesting to review the top 5 grossing Bond films as well. Dr.No made quite the profit back then!

[007FANATIC]

Here's some more cool Bond movie videos by a Bond fan on youtube, called w2dot.

CR tribute:


Thunderball tribute:
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Bloopers: (very funny)
http://www.youtube.c...feature=channel

And, lastly, fights:
http://www.youtube.c...feature=channel

Edited by 007FANATIC, 14 April 2009 - 06:58 PM.

[007FANATIC]

Here are some great Bond movie links:

Rotten Tomatoes reviews the Bond movies:
http://www.rottentom..._solace_fits_in

A humorous look at the Bond gadgets: (The "Q's Lunch" one is very funny)
http://space.canoe.c...log/view/102691

"Ten Things James Bond Can Do Better than Your British Cousin":
http://www2.canada.c...b1-0b2eedebbabd

Lastly, The unsung heroes of the Bond universe:
http://maxim.com/Gol...46159/4420.aspx

(But, I don't suggest looking at maxim.com. It's not very appropriate. And, there is some explicit language on The "Unsung heroes" page, so be warned.)

Edited by 007FANATIC, 14 April 2009 - 08:49 PM.

[007FANATIC]

Another great Bond tribute.
It has great editing, great clips, and an excellent rock version of the Bond theme.
Watch and enjoy, courtesy of LISTERUK, a great editor:

http://www.youtube.c...=response_watch

Edited by 007FANATIC, 15 April 2009 - 06:50 PM.

[Mr. Blofeld]

Too much Brosnan on that last one...

[FRWLfan]

More favorite scenes:

AVTAK: Great PTS - exciting stunts - only bad part: insertion of some Beach Boys music - thankfully, the song is brief and doesn't ruin the sequence; excellent title song and overall score that ranks among John Barry's best (e.g. Goldfinger, Thunderball, YOLT, OHMSS); Patrick McNee and Christopher Walken (I know some people don't like Walken, but I've been a fan since I saw him years ago on Broadway); the eiffel tower jump; Tibbitt's murder in the car wash; when Bond uses the car tire for air when hiding under water; Zorin's business meeting on the blimp.

THE BEST THING? It's Moore's last movie. Although he was actually pretty good in a few of the movies and merely serviceable in the rest, he was 58 when he made this film! 58!!! He was almost 30 years older than Tanya Roberts!

p.s. To 007FANATIC - I love the video you posted. (James Bond Tribute II by LISTERUK)

More to come.

[007FANATIC]

Too much Brosnan on that last one...

More favorite scenes:

AVTAK: Great PTS - exciting stunts - only bad part: insertion of some Beach Boys music - thankfully, the song is brief and doesn't ruin the sequence; excellent title song and overall score that ranks among John Barry's best (e.g. Goldfinger, Thunderball, YOLT, OHMSS); Patrick McNee and Christopher Walken (I know some people don't like Walken, but I've been a fan since I saw him years ago on Broadway); the eiffel tower jump; Tibbitt's murder in the car wash; when Bond uses the car tire for air when hiding under water; Zorin's business meeting on the blimp.

THE BEST THING? It's Moore's last movie. Although he was actually pretty good in a few of the movies and merely serviceable in the rest, he was 58 when he made this film! 58!!! He was almost 30 years older than Tanya Roberts!

p.s. To 007FANATIC - I love the video you posted. (James Bond Tribute II by LISTERUK)

More to come.

To: Mr Blofeld:
It's still a great video. I don't mind that Brosnan was in it a lot. He's tied for my second favorite Bond, so I don't mind the heavy usage. I really like the editing. I also love the variation on the Bond theme. It's a great rock version.

To: FRWLfan:
Great picks. I agree on Moore's age. I loved him in TSWLM, FYEO, and Octopussy, but he was way too old in AVTAK.

Edited by 007FANATIC, 15 April 2009 - 06:50 PM.

[SPECTRE ASSASSIN]

My Favorite Bond Film: from russia with love

My Favorite Bond: Sean Connery

My first Bond film was: Either Diamonds Are Forever or Goldeneye I forget

My favorite gadget is: Idk why but that moonraker watch dart seems pretty cool, it'll knock out an annoying house guest in an instant

My favorite villain is: dr. no

My favorite henchmen is: Red Grant

My favorite Bond song is: AVTAK

My favorite Bond girl is: domino (her hips are a ten!)

Favorite Fight: For right now, the opening fight scene in the restroom in "Casino royale"

Favorite Car: Aston Martin DBS

[Bond_train_Bond]

My Favorite Bond Film: Casino Royale (2006)
My Favorite Bond: Tie between: Daneil Craig
My first Bond film was: Diamonds are forever
My favorite gadget is: undecided
My favorite villain is: undecided
My favorite henchmen is: undecided
My favorite Bond song is: The Living Daylights or You Know My Name
My favorite Bond girl is: Michell Yeoh
Favorite Fight: The staircase scene in Casino Royale
Favorite Car: Aston Martin DB5

More later . . . I'm re-familiarizing myself with the Bond movies and will adjust my list as I go!

[007FANATIC]

My Favorite Bond Film: from russia with love

My Favorite Bond: Sean Connery

My first Bond film was: Either Diamonds Are Forever or Goldeneye I forget

My favorite gadget is: Idk why but that moonraker watch dart seems pretty cool, it'll knock out an annoying house guest in an instant

My favorite villain is: dr. no

My favorite henchmen is: Red Grant

My favorite Bond song is: AVTAK

My favorite Bond girl is: domino (her hips are a ten!)

Favorite Fight: For right now, the opening fight scene in the restroom in "Casino royale"

Favorite Car: Aston Martin DBS

My Favorite Bond Film: Casino Royale (2006)
My Favorite Bond: Tie between: Daneil Craig
My first Bond film was: Diamonds are forever
My favorite gadget is: undecided
My favorite villain is: undecided
My favorite henchmen is: undecided
My favorite Bond song is: The Living Daylights or You Know My Name
My favorite Bond girl is: Michell Yeoh
Favorite Fight: The staircase scene in Casino Royale
Favorite Car: Aston Martin DB5

More later . . . I'm re-familiarizing myself with the Bond movies and will adjust my list as I go!

To: SPECTRE ASSASSIN and Bond_train_Bond:
Great choices! I also like Connery, Craig, TLD the song (and movie), You Know My Name, Dr. No, and Red Grant.
Thanks for posting!

To Bond_train_Bond: Here are some suggestions for henchmen, gadgets and villains:
Henchmen: Red Grant, Oddjob, Necros
Gadgets: The Jet-pack, Exploding pen, The "Ghetto Blaster"
Villains: Le Chiffre, Largo, Goldfinger, Blofeld (I like Donald Pleasance)

Edited by 007FANATIC, 15 April 2009 - 06:51 PM.

[007FANATIC]

You know, you could put '007FOREVER' in your signature, to save you typing it in manually every time.

Thanks. I might try that.

More favorites:

Charles Gray's Blofeld, and Donald Pleasance's Blofeld
Henchmen: Necros, Jaws (in TSWLM), Dr. Kaufman
My favorite scheme is: Either Thunderball or Goldfinger, since both are great capers. Thunderball is very realistic, and could happen, while Goldfinger is so grand, and awesome, it just makes you wonder. I also like the scheme in GoldenEye.
Favorite line: "The name's Bond. James Bond" in CR and "I never left." in QoS.
Other characters: Alec Trevelyan, Xenia Onatopp, Oddjob, Jack Wade, Felix Leiter, Valintin Zuchovsky, Ali Kerim Bey, Milos Cloumbo
The title songs for: FRWL, GF, TB, OHMSS, LALD, AVTAK, Goldeneye, TND, TWINE, DAD, CR
All of the gadgets and cars


007 FOREVER!!!

After watching YOLT, and DAF, I now don't like Charles Gray's Blofled, and I now really like Donald Pleasance's Blofeld. He's now my favorite "seen" Blofeld.
I love when they reveal his face. It's a classic Bond moment. Pleasance is definitely my favorite Blofeld.

Edited by 007FANATIC, 15 April 2009 - 06:28 PM.

[Orion]

My Favorite Bond Film: Casino Royale(2006) (see fav Bond, Bond Girl, Bond Song, fav car and fav villain as to why)
My Favorite Bond: Daniel Craig
My first Bond film was: Goldeneye. In Cinema:The World Is Not Enough
My favorite gadget is: Laser Watch
My favorite villain is: Le Chiffre (Mads Mikkelsen)
My favorite henchmen is: Dario (Benecio Del Toro)
My favorite Bond song is: You Know My Name
My favorite Bond girl is: Vesper Lynd (Eva Green)
Favorite Fight: Bond vs. Alec Trevelyan
Favorite Car: Aston Martin DBS

[007FANATIC]

My Favorite Bond Film: Casino Royale(2006) (see fav Bond, Bond Girl, Bond Song, fav car and fav villain as to why)
My Favorite Bond: Daniel Craig
My first Bond film was: Goldeneye. In Cinema:The World Is Not Enough
My favorite gadget is: Laser Watch
My favorite villain is: Le Chiffre (Mads Mikkelsen)
My favorite henchmen is: Dario (Benecio Del Toro)
My favorite Bond song is: You Know My Name
My favorite Bond girl is: Vesper Lynd (Eva Green)
Favorite Fight: Bond vs. Alec Trevelyan
Favorite Car: Aston Martin DBS

Great choices! I have the same favorite Bond, Villain, and Girl,(and You Know My Name is tied with The Living Daylights for my favorite song).
I also like Dario. He's a great henchman, very menacing and evil.
Thanks for Posting!

[oddjob3]

After watching Never Say Never Again for the first time I would have to say I enjoyed the cave battle. Sean Connery seemed to be rather 'Moore' like...humorous at times but almost corny at other times. Still liked it though! On to Moonraker next...

[007FANATIC]

After watching Never Say Never Again for the first time I would have to say I enjoyed the cave battle. Sean Connery seemed to be rather 'Moore' like...humorous at times but almost corny at other times. Still liked it though! On to Moonraker next...

I agree. It's a great Bond movie, but definitely not the best. I love Connery's performance, as well as Barbra Carrera's (Sp?) and Bernie Casey's. I also love the shrublands fight with Lippe.

Edited by 007FANATIC, 15 April 2009 - 06:32 PM.

[007FANATIC]

It's rather embarrassing for me to say this, but I found another favorite Bond tribute.
(I edited my old posts, so it no longer says the old one's my favorite, but you should know.)
This one also has great editing, and an awesome, but different, rock version of the Bond theme by Moby.
It's definitely my favorite Bond tribute EVER!
Please watch. I know you all will love it.

Edited by 007FANATIC, 15 April 2009 - 08:38 PM.

[MajorB]

My Favorite Bond Film: Thunderball
My Favorite Bond: Connery; Craig is a close second
My first Bond film was: Thunderball (in theater, 1966)
My favorite gadget is: Ejector seat
My favorite villain is: Blofeld (the character in general rather than any one film portrayal)
My favorite henchmen is: Red Grant (the most menacing and genuinely formidable)
My favorite Bond song is: You Only Live Twice
My favorite Bond girl is: Domino, if I have to pick just one
Favorite Fight: Bond vs. Grant, tied with Bond vs. Bouvar in TB
Favorite Car: Aston Martin DB5

BEST SCENE IN EACH BOND MOVIE:
Dr. No: "Bond, James Bond"
FRWL: Train conversation and fight
Goldfinger: Goldfinger explains his plan to Bond
Thunderball: Pre-Titles sequence
YOLT: Volcano battle
OHMSS: Ski chase
DAF: Elevator fight
LALD: Climax of motorboat chase
TMWTGG: Bond's first meeting with Andrea
TSWLM: Kidnapping of Bond's submarine and first view of Atlantis
Moonraker: Centrifuge
FYEO: Ski chase
Octopussy: Bedroom fight
AVTAK: Opening ski chase, minus the Beach Boys
TLD: Bond in M's office
LTK: Bond arrives in Isthmus
GoldenEye: Fight with Trevelyan
TND: Bond on the aircraft carrier and HALO dive
TWINE: Bond cracks Carver's safe
Die Another Day: Frost interview with M followed by Bond's arrival in Iceland
Casino Royale: Hard to choose! Maybe Bond arrives in Bahamas
QoS: Bond arrives in Bolivia

My fave films (alphabetically):

Casino Royale
From Russia With Love
Goldeneye
Goldfinger
The Living Daylights
Quantum of Solace
The Spy Who Loved Me
Thunderball

Favorite Teasers (chronologically): FRWL, Thunderball, OHMSS, TSWLM, Goldeneye, Casino Royale

[FRWLfan]

It's rather embarrassing for me to say this, but I found another favorite Bond tribute.
(I edited my old posts, so it no longer says the old one's my favorite, but you should know.)
This one also has great editing, and an awesome, but different, rock version of the Bond theme by Moby.
It's definitely my favorite Bond tribute EVER!
Please watch. I know you all will love it.

I agree. It's an excellent JB tribute and I like it even more that the other video.