Thanks for acknowledging Dalton. He did serious Bond before the audience was ready for it, so he only got to make two movies. Which is a shame.

You are spot on with License to Kill. Dalton was fantastic and Davi as Sanchez was inspired.

This is what I love about Bond fandom, we all have our opinions and what's bad and what's good and we aren't toxic with each other.

I've always felt the Bonds and their movies fit the times they were in

Personally I feel Tomorrow Never Dies is vastly underrated, largely because I felt that it was the first to update the conceptual elements of the Bond story in regards to modern context. Goldeneye's story was largely great because it felt like a perfect amalgam of Ian Flemming's previous story motifs and thematic elements, and fits alongside its predecessors seamlessly, but Tomorrow Never Dies almost feels like what a Bond novel might have been like if Ian Flemming was born 25 years later than he was. Mainly, the concept of Privately Owned Media to start international wars for a particular ultra-powerful civilian's endgame is something that didn't exist in the world during Flemming's time, but if he was writing in the late 90's, I imagine this type of notion would have caught his attention.

Because I grew up in the 70's...I will always associate Roger Moore as THE James Bond. Second in line, would be Sean Connery, with Daniel Craig coming in thirdly. However...my favorite Bond films, start with Daniel Craig as Bond, with Roger Moore second, and Sean Connery third. That said...I love ALL of them, even George Lazenby's one time portrayal. Bond movies just take one into a world of intrigue, patriotism, and plain sleek coolness. As a 10 year old in 1977, and watching Roger Moore as Bond, was a thrilling world of escape, from the real world of drudgery. Every Bond movie I have watched since, still sends me to thay place of intrigue. Bond movies are simply marvelous. Just marvelous. With all of that said...I do recognize this video is not about the actor playing Bond, but each individual movie itself. At my age, it is just easier to remember the actors, than it is to remember each movie and its failings, or highlights. So I wrote my comment the way I did. ☀️😎☀️

Finally someone else who appreciates A View to A Kill. Killer soundtrack. Killer villain. Killer ending. I've always loved it. Not the best. But very enjoyable.

I agree with most everything about this ranking. I also believe, having watched this series since I was little, that no one inhabited the Bond suit any better than Connery. Yes, it was cheesy, yes it was (somewhat) one-dimensional, but not one of them said "Bond, James Bond" the way Connery did. I truly loved Brosnan (I thought he brought a lot of depth and machismo to the roles), mostly disliked Moore and was neither up or down about Dalton. However, until Casino Royale, I could not have been more blown away by Daniel Craig, and what he did for the role, AND the franchise. I totally agree that he made it his own, and the vulnerability he showed with the Vesper Lynd character was truly groundbreaking. Having seen Craig prior to him doing the role, I couldn't have imagined that someone (not so) classically handsome could have pulled it off, but I was dead wrong. Mads Mikkelsen as LeChiffre was BRILLIANT (one of my favorite actors) and the plot was shocking and believable, in equal measure. LONG LIVE JAMES BOND!!

17:00 The World Is Not Enough is the underrated gem of the series. First female villain of the series, played masterfully by Sophie Marceau, Judi Dench's M is great and has more to do. And finally Pierce Brosnan channelled a lot of Dalton in this movie especially during the killing scenes, giving his best performance as Bond.

An extremely well thought-out, well written, and well edited video. Enjoyed this a lot. 👏 Also love the music you used for #12 (starting at 15:40).

My list 25 - Die Another Day 24 - The World is Not Enough 23 - A view to a kill 22 - Diamonds are Forever 21 - Man with the Golden Gun 20 - Moonraker 19 - Tomorrow Never Dies 18 - Quantum of Solace 17 - No Time to Die 16 - Octopussy 15 - You only Live Twice 14 - Spectre 13 - Licence to Kill 12 - Thunderball 11 - Skyfall 10 - Goldeneye 9 - Dr No 8 - For Your Eyes Only 7 - The Living Daylights 6 - Live and Let Die 5 - Casino Royale 4 - The Spy who Loved Me 3 - Goldfinger 2 - On her Majesty’s Secret Service 1 - From Russia with Love

THANK YOU I only started watching the bond films recently but thunderball and on her majesties secret service drove me up the wall woth its editing

I saw Dr. No when I was eight. So I saw all the movies as they were released, which probably gives me a different perspective. In spite of that, I find your ranking surprisingly intuitive. I was also a big fan of Ian Fleming and read nine of the books before I was sixteen. For this reason, I find the Connery, Craig, and Dalton movies to be more aligned with the character, with Brosnan a close 4th, yet Dalton and Brosnan never communicated the clear psychological dichotomy of the Bond character in their acting. From a completely subjective feeling through the years, I think you mentioned all the reason why Goldfinger should be #1 on your list, although Casino Royale was an obvious contender. For the same reason, I can personally dismiss Roger Moore's depiction, since I'm old enough to remember The Saint, which I was a fan of as well. But the character didn't translate well and Moore never really seemed to try to make the break. I completely lost interest in the character during that time, and maybe expected too much from Dalton, afterwards. They promised a return to a character that resembled Fleming's Bond, but that never happened, or they never really knew what that means. If I were to pick three that fit the Fleming's character - Goldfinger, Casino Royale, Dr. No, with Thunderball being a fun fantasy for those of us that love the water sports and casinos while visiting Paradise Island in the Bahamas. As good as Casino was, Quantum, Spectre, and No Time, were duds, IMO, and I don't think the real James Bond has survived the death scene this time, no matter who plays the lead next...

I'm glad to see the first three Brosnan films and Licence to Kill get higher rankings. Very unique and nice list, it's honestly a nice change of pace from other lists.

I appreciate your unique perspectives in this ranking, and how deep you go into the essence of the films. I agree that it's not only based on the quality of the villains, gadgets, action, etc but the way Bond presents himself in each movie, including the energy and charisma that is shown, such that in You Only Live Twice, Connery, unfortunately, looks bored at some stages in comparison to the confidence and dynamic skills by Brosnan in Goldeneye. As a fellow Bond fan, thank you for acknowledging Licence to Kill and The Man with the Golden Gun on your list, especially with Dalton's great performance in the movie.

While many other Bond fan channels have covered topics such as best bond girls or henchmen, it would be great to see list on somewhat more esoteric or obscure topics such, best secondary villains, best locations in the series. Fantastic debut video, I look forward to more.

If we ever needed proof that those kind of rankings are completely subjective, this is it. I'm not going to argue with you about putting one of my top 3 Bonds last. Because one of your favorites ("Skyfall") usually ends up in my bottom 3. So we're even, lol.

Finally a good ranking. So many people who rank these movies seem to have very similar likes and dislikes. Your list is definitely closer to my own than I've ever seen before.

Really enjoyed your narrational views, looking forward to the next.

Some brave choices there :p Thanks for the video. I always enjoy seeing other people's view of the Bond films.

Excellent analysis and superb editing! Featuring the theme song for each film is such a nice touch, well done! Can't wait to see what you come up with next.

Yes, thank you Dalton nailed it. So unappreciated, wish he did more bond films.

While working aboard a freighter during the Gulf War we had a an old fashioned color boob tube style television in the lounge with a VHS player and a fair number of tapes to watch. Our two favorite movies were From Russia With Love and You Only Live Twice. Followed by Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure!

When I was a boy of 7 or 8 in the mid '60s, my aunt took me to see a double feature: "From Russia With Love" and "Goldfinger." I was mesmerized. I had never seen anything like James Bond and I wanted to be just like him. I begged for the toy Bond briefcase from "With Russia With Love" and I got it for Christmas that year. James Bond became my role model. My father had extreme PTSD from his brutal WWII experiences and was not able to be much of a role model. Many decades later, only just recently because certain wartime documents were declassified, did I learn that my father had a role in an Ian Fleming commando operation during the war. My favorite Bond films are "From Russia With Love" and "For Your Eyes Only."

Great insight and commentary on the writing and character development. Tough to notice the shortcomings of some of the films when looked at individually, but far easier when seen as a whole series. Thanks for that proper perspective.

I am going to have to watch this again; I was too busy enjoying the action to work out my rankings. Very well produced! I think you are going to have a lot more subscribers, very soon. Your quality is excellent. Sub'd and notifications on. Without a doubt The Bond Franchise is one of the most recognizable movie names in the world and always will be. From a selection of fabulous actors playing the role to the scripts and production; every true Bond enthusiast will have their favourites.

Amazing Ranking! Best of the best. Watched this about 5 times since it came out as its so great. Cant wait for your future vids!! Stay strong

True Bond fans always regonise how great Timothy Dalton was, and always appreciate On Her Majesty’s Secret Service.

Tomorrow Never Dies has grown on me over the years, however, I do think it would have been better set during a time where social media is a thing. My personal favourite Bond film is The Man With The Golden Gun. It doesn't have my favourite Bond, it has the second worst title song, but, it has the best villain. Great list and putting your opinion out there, without deliberately wanting to start an argument. Well done. 👏👏👏

I thought I was the only Bond fan who adores Diamonds Are Forever and A View To A Kill. Thank you for giving both these films some love. Great video. Looking forward to future ones. Consider my ass subscribed.

you my good friend have earned a sub. I really respect your opinions and groundedness / honesty with both us and yourself. Also I would like to add the newest film left a sour taste in my mouth with its plot and I was afraid to see where it placed on your list but your descriptions of its beauty and acting made me look back on it in a brighter tone. Still far from the best in my opinion, but regardless I, again, appreciate your honesty. Awesome work, dude.

My 1-2 is reversed. You only live twice holds higher to me for the simple fact it was the first full bond flick I seen on TV and that made me fall in love with the series.

Nice video, although I disagree with a lot of your ranking :) To me Diamonds are Forever is possibly the worst, while Thunderball is very high (several of the most memorable Bond girls AND Bond kills in one movie, and I like the underwater scenes). I agree that Octopussy is underrated though.

I can’t say I agree with everything you said but boy! Did you do it well! Can’t wait to see what’s next. Subscribed!

This inspired me to rewatch a couple of Bond movies. I'm a huge fan and really concur with many of your choices. With a couple of exceptions, of course. The Living Daylights is one of my very favorites - I'm a huge Dalton fan, and I just love that Aha Title track! And Thunderball has always been a favorite as well. But I forgive you 🙃because you reminded me of just how great so many of these movies are.

An outstanding list. I like how you said your father got you into the series. I think a lot of Gen Xers like me were introduced to Bond movies watching them with their dads on the ABC Sunday Night Movies when they would play. Even where I might disagree with you, your arguments are cogent and compelling. I'm subscribing.

You're so right about each fan being completely unique and having wildly different lists! How funny that our number one is the same, yet my "other number one" is your absolutely least favorite! Haha!! VERY well done video!! Enjoyed it thoroughly and anxiously awaiting more!

Finally some love for License to Kill! Great list, look forward to more

Good work. I have seen many James Bond rankings. Yours is the one that I agree with the most.

I love how diverse the bond fanbase is, no two lists are ever the same

Thank you for giving Goldeneye and Casino Royale the love they deserve. Goldeneye is also the only fictional story whose video game and movie versions are simultaneously great.

Found myself surprised at how much I agreed with u. Also confirmed what I have always said, that Daniel Craig is my all time favourite Bond actor. However, i think I would swap number 1 and 2 around. Skyfall takes the cake for me. Thank you.

Great job! I don't agree with everything, but you explained your picks well and with conviction. And most importantly, had a lot of "food for thought" ideas for when I make my own list.

Great list! Thanks for the content and commentary!

My dad took me to see The Spy Who Loved Me in the cinema's when I was 7 years old and I have been a Bond fan ever since, and TSWLM remains in my top 5 to this day, along with GoldenEye, Thunderball, Skyfall and On Her Majesty's Secret Service. Great work, I really enjoyed your rankings and even though I don't agree with all of them, I loved the reasons you gave and in a few instances will have me rethinking how I view and enjoy some of the films. I look forward to viewing more of your videos. Thank You

Great list! My list would move casino down to 5th, move FRWL to 1st, move lisence to kill to 6th and NTTD to last lol the only movie that ruined itself in the last few minutes of the film 😂

Amazing video and a refreshing list. As a fellow longtime hardcore Bond fan, we could never agree on the order (though Casino is also my number 1), but listen to your comments was a formidable way of revisiting the series. Thanks for sharing!

wow!!! this was really well done. I may not agree on the rankings but you gave me pause for thought and made me want to rewatch many of these films. Thank you sincerely!

The Man with the Golden Gun is one of my favorite Bond movies, I'll never understand why its rated so dreadfully low. The settings are interesting, the action is amazing and while Scaramanga does somewhat overshadow Bond in the movie, I don't necessarily see how thats a bad thing.

I enjoyed both Dalton films immensely. It is nice to see someone else appreciates them too.

Great video, my top 2 by a mile are your 1st and last placed films 🤣 I try not to rank the rest, it's too difficult. I have them in tiers, top, middle and lower. Even then they move around regularly!

This series is unique in that I legitimately enjoy every one of them, even the objectively lacklustre - or even bad - ones.

Moonraker is always near the bottom of fan rankings, but it's one of my favorites because it's so different from the rest. This film is loaded with gadgets, and there something uber cool seeing a Bond fight sequence with laser guns. I love the silly, dark humor. The pre-title sequence is superb, featuring some of the best stunt work in the entire series. Moonraker is definitely one of those films where you need to leave your brain at the door and just enjoy the ride.

I'm definitely agree with your top 3. Skyfall was the first Bond movie I saw in theaters and went with my dad. However we've been watching Bond films together for as long as I can remember. I'm 32, so despite my love for these movies I've only watched Skyfall in theaters, for whatever reason. It is currently my favorite Bond movie, for the cinematography, the score, the action, and that final scene! That scene imo was one of the best ever. Great list, and I applaud you for the time you must have spent on it.

Thanks, really enjoyed your countdown. Never been a Connery fan so pleased he didn’t make the top three - all of which I totally agree with.

Great job putting this together .....that's my favorite too 🙌🏼

I'm a bit shocked that No Time To Die is in the top 10, but I totally respect your choice because you did a great job pointing out the film's flaws (there are many) and you acknowledge that some of the story choices don't sit right with you (I agree that James Bond would never give up and die).

Moonraker used to be really low on my ranking list, but I watched it again not too long back and thoroughly enjoyed it and was surprised at how much I enjoyed it. While it’s still MILES from my top ten, it did jump up a few spots. My personal fave has always been, (and probably always will be), From Russia With Love.

I still put Goldfinger as #1 for the reasons you cited in this list (as you yourself called it “the perfect Bond film”). It was the blueprint for all others that came after it. Every second watching it, I felt like I was actually following a British spy during the height of the Cold War. Some of the characters were kinda weak (like Felix for instance), but it felt real. Not every player in the real Cold War espionage years was witty and clever. Many of them were WWII and Koren War veterans who were doing their part to promote the mission of their governments. Even lines like when Felix notices Bond and P*ssy walking together and says something to the effect of “Bond has things well in hand. I’m tired, let’s get back to the motel for some shut-eye.” I’ve never worked for the CIA, but I have worked in government public service. That line is so real and a level of realism you don’t see in film today. Everything these days has to be constant octane.

Thank You for this epic list!

You've got a lot of really good points! I don't agree on everything (oh who would have guessed), but most of it I can fully agree on. Skyfall, Casino Royale and No time to die are certainly my favourites, especially the last one is such an emotional rollercoaster, it's something I've never seen in cinema and I absolutely adore it. I get most of the criticism, but especially the first hour is so much fun, I don't really care about it. Would love to see more of Phoebe Waller-Bridge's writing for a Bond movie, she's great! (And also I hope they bring Paloma back. She's such a fun addition!)

Wow. What a rollercoaster of a Bond ranking! It's definitely uniquely your own. I don't agree with much of it, but I respect it. Love that Licence To Kill is ranked to high. I have to say, being a lifelong Bond fan, there isn't a more friendly and respectful community.

Your Review on Bond Films is fantastic. I used to enjoy all the Bond films since i was 15 years old. of course i had enjoyed those films. All the actors were very good Mr. Moore, Sean Connery, Pierce Brosnan and all who have done justice to the role and worked hard for the success of the film. Many thanks for your genuine review and i cant wait for a good Bond Movie soon.

As another life-long fan, I can agree with most of your picks, especially Spectre and Live and Let Die being were you have them. Thanks for sharing this video!

Love from India 💓💓💓✋✋✋🙏🙏🙏 Finally I found best James Bond movies ranking ever. Though my top of the table is always Licence to Kill. Timothy Dalton forever . So professional and ruthless. Cherry on the top is action sequences of climax.

Agree 100% with the love for Licence to Kill, and the no.1 choice of course!

Interesting list. I find it difficult to rank all of the Bond movies in a distinct list. And I would need to watch them myself all in a close succession to have a better founded opinion. So the best about your list is, that I feel like watching more Bond again. Skyfall is one of my favorites for sure, as it had one of the strongest emotional impact on me apart from ticking all the right Bond-boxes.

Subscribed. Love the list, love the video, love your insight and your well-thought-out arguments, even on-maybe especially on-the items that made me go, "Are you serious?!" To that point: 1) disagree on On Her Majesty's Secret Service (you've heard all the arguments a godzillion times, won't bore you with them now, especially since you did give it as fair a shot as you could) 2) disagree on License to Kill (Dalton is fine, but the movie still feels like an example of Gritty Reboot Done Wrong) 3) ye gods, thank you for calling out Thunderball (my eyes rolled back into my skull at the jetpack, and never disengaged long enough to see what happened next)

Just by this video alone, I'm excited to see what else you will bring to the table. Your points are clear and well thought, and your visual presentation is engaging. I love how you just jump into ranking your favorites than saving it for last. I feel that it gives us the perfect understanding of you as a Bond fan. In terms of ranking, most of your bottom choices are on my top 15 personal favorite Bond films, not to say I don't agree with some of your points. And while some of my least favorite Bond films (I enjoy all the official films) are some you regard highly, I did like hearing why they appeal to you. If there's one thing I love about the Bond fandom (at least from my encounters with other fans) is we all have different reasons for loving the franchise and aren't so forceful to those with different opinions. I never get tired hearing reasons why people love a Bond low-quality film, or to find one of the classics overrated. Keep up the good work.

Quite a few interesting placements there, a few I’d agree with and others not so much. Personally OHMSS is near the top for me and I’ve loved it more and more as I’ve gotten older, I do share your love of Licence to Kill though, it’s one of my favourites and a very underrated film. My top 5 in no particular order would be: 1) OHMSS 2) Licence to Kill 3) Casino Royale 4) Spy who loved me 5) from Russia with love Bottom 5: 1)Diamonds are forever 2) Man with the golden gun 3) Die another day 4) Quantum of Solace 5) Spectre

That's a pretty solid list you had there, buddy! Subscribed.

I strongly agree with everything on this list with the exception of the the first entry, the last entry, and everything in between. Other than those minor quibbles, it is perfect.

I cannot believe Goldfinger is not no. 1 wow, as you said it is perfect, agreed Timothy Dalton is the most underated Bond and sadly he should have done more films

Highly intelligent and incisive - thankyou. My own No. 1 is Skyfall, for the cinematographic artistry, music score, emotional range and depth, script, direction, cleverly varied pace, and sublime sets (Oriental and Scottish). I'd put the 'too old Roger Moore' picks much lower, since if Bond himself isn't believable, then the rest of the film can't make up for that lack.

Best list I’ve ever seen… We all will have differences, but how well articulated and laid out is what impresses… Like you, I also got into the series as a 90’s kid from my father… Very well done

"From Russia With Love" is my fave, Most atmospheric and does not depend upon a lot of gimmicks and such. In this film Bond has to be the agent he was trained to be to survive and to complete the mission. There is no parody at all as in so many of the others that wink and grin at us from time to time. (alright, "she should have kept her mouth shut" is a bit of this but not over the top). Bond's main adversary is an equally well-trained killer, very dangerous and he almost wins. Bond is sweating when he finally kills him. Perfection.

A nicely put together ranking that I have no issues with in the least. Recognizing that these are your opinions, I really think you have stated your reasons very well. Thanks for this!

Dalton was "my" Bond as a teenager, because those were the first Bond flicks I spent my own money on to see in the cinema. So I'm glad to see how well you regard him, in comments and the 2nd film's ranking. I do wish things had worked out so he played the role longer than he did.

I love this video, you give your opinions on a movie and you don’t over trash movies.

THANK , YOU ! I agree with the whole video ! You got it bro, you understand James Bond movies.

The good thing about ranking Bonds for me is that I do not compare between the actors. When I want to see a movie I have six criteria: 1. Stone dead original -> Connery, 2. Classic but with a bit of emotional flavour -> Lazenby, 3. Flowery, entertaining and almost happy -> Moore, 4. Standard by the books, even mixture of all ingredients -> Dalton, 5. Epic, action fuelled -> Brosnan and 6. down to earth, emotional and deep-thought -> Craig. They all have something that I like and that‘s what makes this franchise so brilliant: You always have a movie that fits your demands

I definitely agree with your assessment of License to Kill. It’s one of my all-time favorite Bond films and the first one I actually saw

Great list! Well thought out and enjoyable!

You are right about the films, we can all have differing lists..and none are wrong. Thanks for putting this together, I'll add my 'soft spot' as FYEO, no planetary dangers...just regular cold-war villians. One of my fav.

We have very different tastes in Bond movies for the most part, but we're pretty much well agreed on the top movies! I always find it fascinating hearing what different people take away from their Bond movies, as well as their personal history with the franchise - which movies they discovered first, which they first saw in theatres, and how the sentimental value of that can play on through their love of the franchise! Really well constructed video, and for a subjective list you did a great job of putting forward a fairly objective analysis of the strengths and weaknesses of each movie!

"DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER" was the first Bond I ever saw and love it to this day. So pleased someone agrees with me. Michael SA

I love that you put Licence to Kill that high, very affirming for my own ranking. Easily the most underrated Bond film! I wouldn’t put OHMSS that low, but 100% agree with your comments. Nice video!

Brilliantly done brother!🎉

I think I would struggle to make such a list. I was born in the early 70s and I believe the first Bond movie I ever got to see was The Spy who Loved me... or possibly Moonraker. At all odds I grew up a Roger Moore fan because he was the first Bond I ever saw. But eventually I saw all of Sean Connery Bond as well as On her Majesty's Secret Service and the Dalton Bond films and I enjoyed all of them. I wasn't a huge fan of Dalton primarily because he replaced Moore but I still enjoyed his films. I had wanted to see Brosnan as Bond ever since I first saw him in Remington Steele and was quite happy with Goldeneye but somewhere in his tenure I lost interests in Bond. Maybe it grew too ridiculous or maybe something else caught my attention but I'm pretty sure there are at least one or two of his outings that I haven't seen from beginning to end. Daniel Craig and the reboot really breathed life back into the Franchise with Casino Royale and then Quantum of Solace kind of sucked the life back out of it and then Skyfall performed CPR. And back and forth it went. I recently watched No Time to Die and I absolutely LOVED it. Maybe it is my maternal instinct but Bond as a protective parent really stirred something with in my heart and I was deeply touched by his decision to sacrifice himself to guarantee that he would never be the reason he lost the woman he loved and his child. Is it my favorite Bond film. No I don't think it is, but it's a damn good film! As I said at the outset putting all of the Bond's into some sort of ranked order would be quite the struggle. And my list would probably be very different from many others. But then the list shown here shows me that I'm not alone in that.

Excellent list! I agree with yours more than most. And thank you for showing OHMSS the door. Where would you place Never Say Never Again?

This list is shaken, not stirred 🍸 Casino Royale ♠️♥️♦️♣️ #1 All time on my list Well done 😊

Yes!!!! If I were to do a countdown yours is right on the money in everyone. I too wrestled with the top two for a long time but I had to be honest with myself well done sir

If we talk about emotions " On her majesty secret service" is No. 1 Movie bcz there we got to Known what happened to James bond life and his Wife, Ending part was Heart Breaking, Action wise I rate " Tommorrow Never dies " Action+Emotions = "License to kill" Overall for me Sean conery and Pierce Brosnan were Perfect James Bond bcz of their Height, Energy and Cleverness.

25. On Her Majesty's Secret Service 24. Moonraker 23. Live and Let Die 22. Die Another Day 21. Thunderball 20. You Only Live Twice 19. For Your Eyes Only 18. Quantum of Solace 17. The Living Daylights 16. Spectre 15. Octopussy 14. Diamonds Are Forever 13. A View to a Kill 12. Tomorrow Never Dies 11. The World Is Not Enough 10. No Time to Die 09. Dr. No 08. From Russia with Love 07. The Man with a Golden Gun 06. The Spy Who Loved Me 05. Goldfinger 04. License to Kill 03. Goldeneye 02. Skyfall 01. Casino Royale

Liked and Subscribed Well done!

Thank you for putting A View To A Kill high in your rankings. It is one of my fav Bond films and I agree with what you said about it 100%

Favorite James Bond Movies are a bit like favorite versions of Star Trek or Doctor Who. You can usually tell the age the fan by their choices. People gravitate to whoever was playing the part when they first fell in the love with the character. Daniel Craig may have been a great Bond but he can never duplicate the experience for me of being allowed to stay up passed my bedtime to watch Sean Connery in Goldfinger with my Father (may he rest in peace.) I have to say I have not seen many of the Pierce Brosnan or Daniel Craig movies it will be fun to watch them for the first time since they placed so high on your list.

I nearly turned this off after seeing OHMSS in bottom place, but I'm glad I stuck with it. It's great to find someone else who thinks TMWTGG is one of Moore's best films - the film is criminally underrated. As is LTK, which you give a good showing to. I also appreciate your love of AVTAK - it has its issues, but its a really enjoyable film to watch. Thanks for creating the video.

What a great list! Didn't agree with everything, but your sensibilities are spot on for me. Well done.

It’s okay to have different opinions, this movie franchise has gone through a lot and everybody has different lists. As somebody who has seen Casino Royale again, I would rank it in my Top 3-5 bc it is so good.