20 replies to this topic

[DamnCoffee]

I think it's time for a recount with Spectre just around the corner. Skyfall has been added! 

 

Although, since the poll only allows an option of 25 possible answers, I couldn't add any of the unofficial Bond films without missing one off the list so this poll will be EON only Bond films!

 

Previous poll result!

 

Happy voting!

Edited by DamnCoffee, 25 July 2015 - 12:05 AM.

[Vauxhall]

Gut instinct told me to go for CASINO ROYALE. As ever, there are about five films I'd happily call my favourite.

[Call Billy Bob]

Goldfinger. Always.

[tdalton]

Licence to Kill hands down.  Favorite Bond, favorite Bond girl, and favorite villain all in the same film.  

[sharpshooter]

On Her Majesty's Secret Service. Amazing soundtrack, great locations, story and action. 

[SecretAgentFan]

The Spy Who Loved Me - my first Bond and after re-watching it recently I don´t think it´s purely for nostalgic reasons that I still love this film so much.  It just remains highly entertaining.

[Double-Oh Agent]

Licence To Kill

 

Like tdalton, it's got my favorite Bond girl (Carey Lowell) and favorite Bond villain (Robert Davi). Great plot and action/stunts as well. Very underrated film.

[The Dove]

As much as I love Casino Royale and Skyfall, I still have to come back to the flick which made me fall in love with Bond in the first place..You Only Live Twice..

[Baccarat]

Up until recently I would have said Thunderball, but after watching it back-to-back with From Russia With Love my top 2 Bond films have switched places. FRWL gets pretty much everything right: plot; action; villains; girl; cast; music; locations; etc. And it looks spectacular on Blu-ray. 

Edited by Baccarat, 25 July 2015 - 09:06 PM.

[PrinceKamalKhan]

And he strikes like THUNDERBALL!

[Pierceuhhh]

Big laughs, nasty violence, smut, blue skies, Prime Connery, Prime Barry, sharks, a jet pack, coma-inducing five-hour runtime - THUNDERBALL HAS IT ALL!!!

[Bondage007]

When does this end? I'm doing a marathon and will be finished by November 12 when Spectre comes out here.

 

One thing I've noticed by doing through all 31 pages of rankings is that since Skyfall, LTK has become #1 on many people's lists which is unusual. However, about half as many people have ranked all films in the 2012-2015 period (n=66) compared with 2008-2012 (120), 2006-2008 (102), 2002-2006 (127)

 

This is the percentage of people with the film at #1 ranking since SF's release

 

OHMSS 15%

FRWL 14%

SF 13%

LTK 11%

 

LTK's percentage is curious because on MI6 community, only 1.8% have LTK at number one

Edited by Bondage007, 02 August 2015 - 09:04 AM.

[tdalton]

There has always been a pretty solid contingent of Dalton fans around here, which would explain the larger number of Licence to Kill fans versus other sites.  I would also think, and hope, that the film is getting a second look from people following the success of Craig's films, which are of a similar tone to Dalton's entries.

[Bondage007]

I think there's been an increase in appreciation of Dalt's films particularly on bond forums. Both average slightly above the middle of peoples lists.

Personally TLD is number one just above OHMSS. Its got a good mixture of serious and fun, just like OP.

[thecasinoroyale]

'Licence To Kill' always.

[DaveBond21]

FRWL for me

[ChickenStu]

Tis I who voted Goldeneye. That there is the Bond magic to me! 

[Trevelyan 006]

Well... You know.

 

 

However, second isn't terrible, Mr. Lazenby!

[Hockey Mask]

Each Bond actor has votes! Love it!

[BesBond]

OHMSS is still the best!

[Bondage007]

Voting TLD here. Have watched up to TND in my Bondathon, the only film that might beat TLD is CR but I don't think it has that magic Bond spark to beat it.