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[Jim]

Thunderball, Dr No, From Russia with Love, The Living Daylights, Casino Royale and Quantum of Solace chug merrily around a "top six" in no discernable order. The rest exist.

Seems like you dropped OHMSS and TSWLM like a hot potatoe as soon as Daniel Craig started stamping his authority on the canon.

Intriguing.

Not that fascinating, surely? I do find the current representation of James Bond to be one that appeals to me, certainly.

[QOS007]

Here we go with an updated list
love it or hate it
1. Goldfinger
2. Casino Royale
3. The Living Daylights
4: Thunderball
5: On Her Majestys Secret Service
6: The Spy Who Loved Me
7: You Only Live Twice
8: Moonraker
9: Quantum of Solace
10: From Russia With Love
11: Dr. No
12: Live and Let Die
13: Diamonds are Forever
14: Goldeneye
15: For Your Eyes Only
16: The World is Not Enough
17: Tomorrow Never Dies
18: Octopussy
19: A View to A Kill
20: The Man With the Golden Gun
21: Die Another Day
22: License to Kill

[williarob]

love it or hate it, here is my take:

1. Goldfinger
2. Casino Royale
3. The Living Daylights
4: Thunderball
5: The Spy Who Loved Me
6: For Your Eyes Only
7: On Her Majestys Secret Service
8: Dr. No
9: From Russia With Love
10: Quantum of Solace
11: Live and Let Die
12: Tomorrow Never Dies
13: You Only Live Twice
14: Goldeneye
15: Octopussy
16: Diamonds are Forever
17: License to Kill
18: Moonraker
19: Die Another Day
20: The Man With the Golden Gun
21: The World is Not Enough
22: A View to A Kill

To be fair, the middle of the pack (5-16) could be re-shuffled in any order and I wouldn't argue, but I would certainly list 1-4 as my favorites and 17-22 as my least favorite, in the order presented above.

[lotus]

it's really cool to see how different everyone's taste is..I have been watching a bunch of Bonds recently..Comcast encore ondemand has I think 17 of them up right now for free so if you have that check it out..I have probably seen 10 Bond movies in the last few weeks so some are more fresh than others..some I have not seen in a long time...my list...I have not seen QOS yet...btw I have watched For Your Eyes Only the most times out of all of them..my list changes so much like everyone else's

Casino Royale
The Spy Who Loved Me
Thunderball
Goldfinger
On Her Majesty's Secret Service
The Living Daylights

From Russia With Love
For Your Eyes Only
Dr. No
GoldenEye
Live And Let Die
You Only Live Twice

Octopussy
Die Another Day
License to Kill
Tomorrow Never Dies
Diamonds Are Forever
Never Say Never Again

A View To A Kill
Moonraker
The World Is Not Enough
The Man With The Golden Gun

[blueman]

Thunderball, Dr No, From Russia with Love, The Living Daylights, Casino Royale and Quantum of Solace chug merrily around a "top six" in no discernable order. The rest exist.

OHMSS, QOS, DN, GF, CR, FRWL all lurk about as classics, then TB, TMWTGG, LALD, TSWLM, TND, and DAF hang around as fun Bond adventures of various sorts. And the rest don't exist.

[PrinceKamalKhan]

UPDATED LIST

001) Thunderball
002) From Russia With Love
003) The Living Daylights
004) On Her Majesty’s Secret Service
005) Casino Royale
006) Moonraker
007) You Only Live Twice
008) Octopussy
009) Goldfinger
0010)Dr. No
0011)The Spy Who Loved Me
0012)The Man with the Golden Gun
0013)Diamonds Are Forever
0014)Die Another Day
0015)Licence to Kill
0016)Tomorrow Never Dies
0017)For Your Eyes Only
0018)GoldenEye
0019)Live and Let Die
0020)The World is not Enough
0021)A View to a Kill
0022)Quantum of Solace

[Darth Prefect]

Some of the middle shifts around, but here's where it stands at the moment:

1. For Your Eyes Only
2. On Her Majesty's Secret Service
3. GoldenEye
4. Live and Let Die
5. Casino Royale (1967)
6. Goldfinger
7. Moonraker
8. You Only Live Twice
9. Casino Royale (1954)
10. From Russia with Love
11. The World is Not Enough
12. The Spy Who Loved Me
13. Dr. No
14. Tomorrow Never Dies
15. Octopussy
16. Diamonds Are Forever
17. The Man with the Golden Gun
18. Thunderball
19. Die Another Day
20. Never Say Never Again
21. The Living Daylights
22. A View to a Kill
23. Licence to Kill
24. Casino Royale (2006)
25. Quantum of Solace

Understand that this is the order of favorite to least favorite, not "best" to "worst" (although that plays in as well). For instance, I recognize that the 1967 Casino Royale is not as well made a movie as the 2006 version, but I prefer to watch the original.

[Christopher006]

My new ranking:

01. For Your Eyes Only
02. The Spy Who Loved Me
03. Licence To Kill
04. Goldfinger
05. Dr.No
06. Tomorrow Never Dies
07. Thunderball
08. From Russia With Love
09. The World Is Not Enough
10. Live and Let Die
11. Casino Royale
12. On Her Majesty's Secret Service
13. The Man With the Golden Gun
14. Moonraker
15. A View To A Kill
16. Diamonds Are Forever
17. Octopussy
18. Die Another Day
19. GoldenEye
20. The Living Daylights
21. You Only Live Twice
22. Quantum of Solace

Edited by Christopher006, 07 March 2009 - 01:01 AM.

[DamnCoffee]

I'm sure you and many other Quantum Of Solace lovers will always regard QOS highly. However, much like Die Another Day has dropped in some fans' estimations over time, I think QOS will too.

tbf, if we had the internet back in 1969, you would be saying exactly the same thing about On Her Majesty’s Secret Service. A really good, down to earth film that didn't get the respect it deserved. If you look at it now, it's a classic.

Die Another Day on the other hand, was thought as being a brilliant Bond movie, nearly everyone adored it, myself included. Quantum of Solace divided many fans, and I think that over time, It will be seen as a classic, just like On Her Majesty’s Secret Service.

Nearly everything in On Her Majesty’s Secret Service is there, what people dislike in Quantum of Solace, this includes the clunky editing. If you want a good example, check out the bobseld chase, just after Blofeld drops the grenade. I could ask myself, what the HELL is going on. But I don't, because I have the ability to overlook that.

People are just pissed at Quantum of Solace because it doesn't offer everything on a plate.

[Matt_13]

New List


1.FRWL
2.OHMSS
3.CR
4.QoS
5.TB
6.DN
7.TLD
8.FYEO
9.LTK
10.GF
11.YOLT
12.TSWLM
13.MR
14.OCT
15.LALD
16.TND
17.TWINE
18.TMWTGG
19.AVTAK
20.GE
21.DAF
22.DAD

[eddychaput]

I watched Quantum of Solace a few days ago again and I kind of liked it a bit more this time.

Hmm...maybe it will climb from its 15th rank one of these days.

Can you say 13th!?

[Greene Planet]

1. Casino Royale
2. Die Another Day
3. From Russia With Love
4. GoldenEye
5. For Your Eyes Only
6. The Spy Who Loved Me
7. Licence To Kill
8. Goldfinger
9. Dr.No

The rest will be up later

[eddychaput]

1. Casino Royale
2. Die Another Day
3. From Russia With Love
4. GoldenEye
5. For Your Eyes Only
6. The Spy Who Loved Me
7. Licence To Kill
8. Goldfinger
9. Dr.No

The rest will be up later

I love reading stuff like that. Casino Royale at 1 and DAD at 2.

Wassup. Blew my mind.

[DamnCoffee]

New list.... after rewatching the Connery Bonds.

1. On Her Majesty's Secret Service
2. Dr. No
3. Thunderball
4. From Russia With Love
5. Goldfinger
6. Casino Royale
7. Quantum of Solace
8. The Spy Who Loved Me
9. GoldenEye
10. Tomorrow Never Dies
11. Live And Let Die
12. Octopussy
13. Moonraker
14. The Living Daylights
15. Licence to Kill
16. You Only Live Twice
17. The Man With The Golden Gun
18. Never Say Never Again
19. The World Is Not Enough
20. For Your Eyes Only
21. A View To A Kill
22. Diamonds Are Forever
23. Die Another Day
24. Casino Royale (1967)

[onlyone007]

01) From Russia With Love
02) On Her Majesty's Secret Service
03) GoldenEye
04) Casino Royale
05) Licence To Kill
06) For Your Eyes Only
07) Dr. No
08) Live & Let Die
09) Goldfinger
10) The Man with the Golden Gun
11) Tomorrow Never Dies
12) The Spy Who Loved Me
13) Thunderball
14) The Living Daylights
15) Quantum of Solace
16) The World Is Not Enough
17) You Only Live Twice
18) Octopussy
19) Die Another Day
20) Moonraker
21) Diamonds Are Forever
22) A View to a Kill

Oh all those poor QOS fans. When will they realize that it's really not all that they have it cracked up to be? Best to wait to see what Craig 3 delivers.

[Christopher006]

Oh all those poor QOS fans. When will they realize that it's really not all that they have it cracked up to be? Best to wait to see what Craig 3 delivers.

Daniel Craig's third film is make-or-break. Casino Royale is not the greatest film, but it did get the Craig era off to an interesting start. QOS almost single handedly sunk Craig and made him look like a one hit wonder. If Craig's third film is bad like QOS, his Bond career will be in the toilet. This would be a shame because he is the best of the Bond actors. Craig is doing a good job, but he deserves a well made film.

[O.H.M.S.S.]

Recently, I finally bought the Ultimate Edition Box. I watched them chronologically and my list changed a little bit.

10/10 (PERFECT)
1. On Her Majesty's Secret Service
2. From Russia with Love
3. Goldfinger
4. The Living Daylights
5. The Spy Who Loved Me

9/10 (EXCELLENT)
6. Casino Royale
7. GoldenEye
8. You Only Live Twice

8/10 (VERY GOOD)
9. Licence to Kill
10. The Man with the Golden Gun
11. Thunderball
12. Quantum of Solace

7/10 (GOOD)
13. For Your Eyes Only
14. Dr. No
15. The World Is Not Enough
16. Octopussy
17. Live and Let Die
18. Tomorrow Never Dies
[Never Say Never Again]

6/10 (OK)
19. Diamonds Are Forever
20. A View to a Kill

5/10 (MEDIOCRE)
21. Moonraker
22. Die Another Day

Edited by O.H.M.S.S., 30 March 2009 - 03:26 PM.

[The Dove]

Ok..I've now been able to re-do my ranking list of the Bond films after viewing the excellent Quantum of Solace.. so here we go.

1. Casino Royale
2. Quantum of Solace
3. Thunderball
4. Live And Let Die
5. On Her Majesty's Secret Service
6. You Only Live Twice
7. Goldeneye
8. From Russia With Love
9. Dr. No
10.For Your Eyes Only
11.Goldfinger
12.The Spy Who Loved Me
13.Licence To Kill
14.Moonraker
15.Tomorrow Never Dies
16.The Living Daylights
17.The World Is Not Enough
18.Octopussy
19.Diamonds Are Forever
20.A View To A Kill
21.The Man With The Golden Gun
22.Die Another Day

[tdalton]

Updating my rankings to include QoS:


1. Quantum of Solace
2. Casino Royale
3. Licence to Kill
4. From Russia With Love
5. The Living Daylights
6. Dr. No
7. For Your Eyes Only
8. On Her Majesty's Secret Service
9. Octopussy
10. Thunderball
11. Live and Let Die
12. The Spy Who Loved Me
13. A View To A Kill
14. Moonraker
15. You Only Live Twice
16. Diamonds Are Forever
17. GoldenEye
18. The Man With the Golden Gun
19. Goldfinger
20. Tomorrow Never Dies
21. The World Is Not Enough
22. Die Another Day

[Dash]

1. On Her Majesty's Secret Service- Proving without a doubt that a Bond film is only as good as its script, this is not just a great James Bond movie, it's one of the all time great movies period. The action scenes are some of the most daring committed to film, the plot is continually twisting and turning and at the heart of it all is a doomed love story. George Lazenby, who only played 007 once, has gotten a lot of guff for this movie, but he's very good. It's unfortunate he didn't carry on with the role.

2. Goldeneye- For my money, Pierce Brosnan was the best 007, really capturing a mix of the snobbishness Roger Moore brought to the role, and the tough guy panache Connery had. This, his first of his four, really nailed the Bond formula and has a great villain and the absolute best villainess ever.

3. Goldfinger- Obviously. The series really started to gel with this one, creating the template for all to come. Though every Bond cliché was pretty much invented here, it's amazing how fresh and exciting Goldfinger remains to this day.

4. For Your Eyes Only- Roger Moore, taking things somewhat seriously for a change, gives us all the bells, whistles and smirks with a bit of toughness previously missing from his approach to the role. We actually believe Bond is in jeopardy in certain scenes as he chases after what can only be called "a mcguffin".

5. The Spy Who Loved Me- Pure spectacle is what this 007 adventure offers on skis, on water and on land. This is the one where the Moore formula of wisecracks and breath taking stunts worked best.

6. From Russia with Love- Of all the Bonds, this is the one that succeeds best as a pure spy thriller, before the gadgets arrived and Bond had to rely less on his wits and more on pushing buttons.

7. Licence to Kill- This one took awhile, but it has really grown on me. All the Bond elements are there, shoehorned into a plot that has a pissed off 007 out for revenge. I used to think Timothy Dalton was too humorless in the role. Then along came Daniel Craig... The finale, a wild chase scene involving tanker trucks, is one of the most Bravo action scenes in the Bond series.

8. Tomorrow Never Dies- The denouement is a bit of a let down, but otherwise this is the best of the full on "action" Bonds. Just sit back and watch the sparks fly, especially during the terrific remote control driving sequence.

9. Dr.No- Welcome to the screen Mr.Bond. Connery in the first 007 screen adventure. There was no template yet, so Dr. No goes into some dark areas the rest of the series played down.

10. Live and Let Die- Moore's Bond hits the screen for the first time, and the result is a compelling adventure, with a more serious touch than usual including a voodoo motif that adds genuine tension. The mid-movie boat chase sequence is a stunner.

11. Thunderball- Connery chases a villain to the Bahamas. Coming right after Goldfinger, it suffers a bit from the "bigger and bigger" syndrome, but it's still full of the kind of fun and adventure Bond does so well, including the only entertaining underwater fight scenes I've ever seen.

12. Moonraker- Yes, Moonraker. Deal with it. If you don't think about it too hard, and just go along for the ride, you'll have a lot of fun with this, one of the most action packed of the 007 movies. It's also one of the silliest, but is still a kick to watch.

13. You Only Live Twice- I call this one the midway Bond: It's not terribly memorable, with the exception of the exciting "Little Nellie" flight sequence and a great rooftop chase, but it's not exactly "bad" either. It's the Bond that separates the truly entertaining entries in the series from the somewhat disappointing so, here we go...

14. Die Another Day- The most disappointing thing about this one? It's exactly "half" a good movie. The opening with Bond escaping from being captured and tortured, right up to about the brutal fencing match between Bond and baddie, is excellent. Then, it goes off the rails with some bizarre gadgets, atrocious dialogue, the always awful Halle Berry, and poorly conceived CGI . That it remains entertaining none the less is a testament to its fast pace, if anything.

15. A View to a Kill- Yes, Roger Moore was getting "way too old for this ", but this is still an OK dip in the Bond well held together by Moore in his last Bond movie, and Christoper Walken, clearly having a fabulous time as the villain. Minus points for Tanya Roberts, one of the most annoying Bond girls, and an interminable sequence at a horse farm.

16. The Living Daylights- Dalton makes for a slightly awkward Bond here, playing the role somewhere between Moore's jokiness and Craig's deadly seriousness. A terrific opening sequence and some other exciting action scenes keep it from being a loss, but it's still kind of flat.

17. Octopussy- This is the one where Moore really looks his age, and the plot is much too convoluted, but there's some genuine tension during the obligatory "Bomb defusal" scene at least.

18. Casino Royale- I'll state it flatly: I'm not a fan of Daniel Craig's 007. He's too "Hulk Smash" and too little "Gentleman Spy" for me, so I wasn't a big fan of this "reboot", which takes the series in a much more down to Earth direction. Not complaining about that, I just didn't feel like I was watching a James Bond movie while watching this.

19. The World Is Not Enough- The opening sequence is what Bond movies are all about- an over the top chase spectacle, this one down the Thames. The film is worth seeing simply for that. There's also a sweet goodbye to Q and some good lines from Robbie Coltrane, but on the whole, the movie seems to want to have its cake and eat it too by combining a "serious" plot with over the top action. It doesn't really gel. Also, Denise Richards as a nuclear scientist in hot pants named Christmas Jones? Uh huh.

20. Never Say Never Again- Connery returned after a long absence to the role. He looks like he's having a good time, and the result has some good stuff in it, but it's way too overlong, and now a days feels like an 80's museum piece. Remember how I said that "Thunderball" had the only entertaining underwater fight scenes I've ever seen? This too has underwater fight scenes.

21. Quantum of Solace- Craig's second go feels a bit more like a Bond movie, but it's still a pretty uncharismatic affair with edited within an inch of their life action sequences and a plot echoing "Licence to Kill", but coming up short in the comparison. There's little memorable about this one.

22. The Man With The Golden Gun- Christopher Lee is a great, sinister villain, it's just too bad he's in the cheapest looking, most lacking in action Bond of them all. Moore, in his second film, is still growing into the part here, and he's not helped by Brit Ekland, the series dumbest, most annoying leading lady.

23. Diamonds Are Forever- There's a good line here and there, and the two gay villains are quite cool, but Connery looks overweight, old and bored. There are no memorable action sequences and the whole thing is lackadaisical and dull. The broad humor Moore was blamed for bringing to the role is in full effect here

[lotus]

nice writeup dash..now that I have watched every Bond movie within the last few months and seen Qos I will update mine also..it's so hard to rank them especially the middle ones

group 1
1-The Spy Who Loved Me
2-Casino Royale
3-QOS
4-For Your Eyes Only-I just love watching this one,maybe it's Carole Bouquet
5-Thunderball
6-Goldfinger
7-On Her Majesty's Secret Service
8-The Living Daylights

group 2-these shift around,Moonraker moves up on entertainment factor despite being pretty silly,TND and DAD move up a bit after watching again

9-Dr. No
10-GoldenEye
11-From Russia With Love
12-Tomorrow Never Dies
13-You Only Live Twice
14-Moonraker
15-Die Another Day
16-License to Kill
17-Octopussy
18-The World Is Not Enough
19-Live And Let Die
20-Never Say Never Again

bottom 3-really the only ones I just don't get much enjoyment out of

21-A View To A Kill
22-Diamonds Are Forever
23-The Man With The Golden Gun

[DamnCoffee]

New List...

Die Another Day has went up a few notches, after watching it last night. Oh, and For Your Eyes Only is officially the blandest Bond movie to date.


1. On Her Majesty's Secret Service - 10/10
2. Dr. No - 10/10
3. Thunderball - 10/10
4. From Russia With Love - 10/10
5. Goldfinger - 9/10
6. Casino Royale - 9/10
7. GoldenEye - 9/10
8. Tomorrow Never Dies - 8/10
9. The Spy Who Loved Me 8/10
10. Live And Let Die - 7/10
11. Octopussy - 7/10
12. Licence to Kill - 7/10
13. Quantum of Solace - 7/10
14. The Living Daylights - 7/10
15. Moonraker - 7/10
16. You Only Live Twice - 7/10
17. The Man With The Golden Gun - 7/10
18. Never Say Never Again - 6/10
19. The World Is Not Enough - 5/10
20. Die Another Day - 4/10
21. Diamonds Are Forever - 4/10
22. A View To A Kill - 3/10
23. For Your Eyes Only - 3/10
24. Casino Royale (1967) - 1/10

[Tybre]

Eh, I can't do favorites overall, so I'll just break it up by actor. All films ranked favorite to least. Only counting EON films.

Connery
1. From Russia With Love
2. Thunderball
3. Dr No
4. Goldfinger
5. You Only Live Twice
6. Diamonds Are Forever

Lazenby, obviously, does not count. He's only had one film.

Moore
1. The Man With the Golden Gun
2. The Spy Who Loved Me
3. Octopussy
4. For Your Eyes Only
5. Live & Let Die
6. Moonraker
7. A View To A Kill

Dalton
1. Licence to Kill
2. The Living Daylights

Brosnan
1. GoldenEye
2. Tomorrow Never Dies
3. Die Another Day
4. The World Is Not Enough
Oh look, they almost go in order...

Craig
[To date]
1. Casiono Royale
2. Quantum of Solace

[Fan]

All I can say with certainty is

22. Die Another Day

Edited by Fan, 30 May 2009 - 02:52 PM.

[Tybre]

All I can say with certainty is

22. Die Another Day

Yeah, I can agree on that point.

[Fan]

All I can say with certainty is

22. Die Another Day

Yeah, I can agree on that point.

A lot of people above are saying that it was beloved upon release; judging by the reviews and the CBn posts from that time, this is true, but I do not understand why. When it came out, I was in primary school - my friends and I thought it completely idiotic (except for one kid who no one liked.)

[DamnCoffee]

New list, giving The Man with the Golden Gun some well deserved credit. I always seem to notice that GoldenEye and Tomorrow Never Dies always switch places, too.

1. On Her Majesty's Secret Service | 10/10
2. Dr. No | 10/10
3. Thunderball | 10/10
4. From Russia With Love | 10/10
5. Goldfinger | 9/10
6. Casino Royale | 9/10
7. Tomorrow Never Dies | 9/10
8. GoldenEye | 9/10
9. The Spy Who Loved Me | 8/10
10. Live And Let Die | 8/10
11. Octopussy | 8/10
12. Licence to Kill | 8/10
13. The Man With The Golden Gun | 7/10
14. Quantum of Solace | 7/10
15. The Living Daylights | 7/10
16. Moonraker | 7/10
17. You Only Live Twice | 6/10
18. Never Say Never Again | 6/10
19. The World Is Not Enough | 5/10
20. Diamonds Are Forever | 5/10
21. Die Another Day | 4/10
22. A View To A Kill | 3/10
23. For Your Eyes Only | 3/10
24. Casino Royale (1967) | 1/10

[Mr.JamesBond]

Mop Top Bond Movies

1. A View To A Kill (10/10)
2. Moonraker (10/10)
3. Licence To Kill (10/10)
4. Octopussy (10/10)
5. For Your Eyes Only (10/10)
6. The Spy Who Loved Me (10/10)
7. Live And Let Die (10/10)
8. Never Say Never Again (9.5/10)
9. Die Another Day (9/10)
10. The World Is Not Enough (9/10)
11. Thunderball (9/10)
12. Tomorrow Never Dies (9/10)
13. Diamonds Are Forever(9/10)
14. GoldenEye (8.5/10)
15. The Living Daylights (8/10)
16. On Her Majesty Secret Service (7.5/10)
17. Goldfinger (7/10)
18. The Man With The Golden Gun (7/10)
19. You Only Live Twice (7/10)
20. Dr.No (4/10)
21. From Russia With Love (4/10)
22. Quantum Of Solace (2/10)
23. Casino Royal (2006) (2/10)

[staveoffzombies]

My current rankings:

Masterpieces
1. From Russia With Love
2. Casino Royale
3. On Her Majesty's Secret Service

Great
4. The Spy Who Loved Me
5. Thunderball
6. Dr. No
7. Goldfinger
8. Octopussy
9. The Living Daylights
10. Goldeneye

Very Good
11. Quantum of Solace
12. Licence to Kill
13. For Your Eyes Only

Good
14. The Man With the Golden Gun
15. Live and Let Die

Has It's Moments
16. You Only Live Twice
17. A View to a Kill
18. Moonraker
19. Die Another Day

Painful to Watch
20. Diamonds Are Forever
21. The World Is Not Enough
22. Tomorrow Never Dies

[O.H.M.S.S.]

1. On Her Majesty's Secret Service (Peter Hunt) ****
2. From Russia with Love (Terence Young) ****
3. Goldfinger (Guy Hamilton) ****
4. The Living Daylights (John Glen) ****
5. The Spy Who Loved Me (Lewis Gilbert) ****
6. Casino Royale (Martin Campbell) ***
7. GoldenEye (Martin Campbell) ***
8. You Only Live Twice (Lewis Gilbert) ***
9. Licence to Kill (John Glen) ***
10. The Man with the Golden Gun (Guy Hamilton) ***
11. Thunderball (Terence Young) ***
12. Quantum of Solace (Marc Forster) ***
13. For Your Eyes Only (John Glen) ***
14. Dr. No (Terence Young) **
15. Octopussy (John Glen) **
[ Never Say Never Again (Irvin Kershner) ** ]
16. Tomorrow Never Dies (Roger Spottiswoode) **
17. Live and Let Die (Guy Hamilton) **
18. Diamonds Are Forever (Guy Hamilton) **
19. The World Is Not Enough (Michael Apted) **
20. A View to a Kill (John Glen) **
21. Moonraker (Lewis Gilbert) *
22. Die Another Day (Lee Tamahori) *

° = awful; * = mediocre; ** = good; *** = excellent; **** = perfect

Edited by O.H.M.S.S., 10 June 2009 - 03:44 PM.