Which is the best James Bond film?

[Omnis]

I liked The Spy Who Shagged Me. 💡

I remember renting Goldeneye just to see how I could beat a part of the game I was stuck on. ... That didn't help.

From Russia With Love ftw.

 

[Milliethemutt]

Goldfinger for me but I may change my mind on Saturday night.

 

[GT_Jim]

I voted From Russia With Love, but I've changed my mind. Goldfinger is the best.

 

[Sting]

Voted A View to a Kill. With Goldeneye close behind.

Liked the story and characters from AVTAK, also had a great score to it.

 

[kikie]

I don't care about 007 films.

 

[Tornado]

Voted A View to a Kill. With Goldeneye close behind.

Liked the story and characters from AVTAK, also had a great score to it.

I'd have to agree. After a bunch of some pretty silly movies, AVTAK was a damned fine way to send off Moore. Christopher Walken should have played a bad guy in Bond movies long before that.

 

[Revolution.]

I'll admit that I really enjoyed Die Another Day, as silly as the storyline is sometimes (it is a Bond film after all), the car chase was great, the intro sequence is good (actually, I used it as my test to make sure that the 5.1 Surround Sound is working when we bought a new home theatre system) and the action was fast paced.

One of the coolest cars in the series has to be Wet Nellie, the Lotus Esprit submarine from The Spy Who Loved Me, I think.
Pierce Brosnan is my favourite Bond, he just fits the part so well. Sean Connery was great to watch and the original Bond. Roger Moore did a good job in my opinion, but I never really liked him as much as some of the other ones.
I haven't seen Casino Royale yet, looking forwards to it.

 

[DaveS1138]

From Russia with Love absolutely the best Bond film. And with Robert Shaw as the best Bond villian ever.

To cheat and rate the other actors best Bond films

George Lazenby sorry but OHMSS just stank. Absolutely no chemistry between Bond and Diana Rigg as the worst Bond girl ever.

Roger Moore. Tough choice. I loved his films growing up but find them a little embarassing in later life. Probably have to go with The Spy who loved me if for nothing else than the great ski chase opening.

Timothy Dalton. Not much to choose from but The Living Daylights which was just much more fun than Licence to Kill

Pierce Brosnan. I couldn't get into Goldeneye after the stupid opening stunt of having him go off the cliff on a bike and glide into the plane. Just too big a suspension of disbelief even for a Bond film. So I have to go for Tomorrow never dies.

Saying that. None of the other actors Bond films come close to any of Sean Connerys. He simply was Bond.