[Megatron]

The James Bond franchise is one of those that seems like it will never go away. There are a ton of films, most of them being average-good and some of them being great. Which James Bond (007) film is your favorite, and why?

My favorite is Dr. No, just because it is the first one and it seems so different and original compared to the other ones. Some honorable mentions for me would be The Man With the Golden Gun, Goldfinger, and Goldeneye (probably because I'm nostalgic about the N64 game).

[Deany]

Oof this is a tough one but ima go with Goldeneye

[Scooby]

Oof this is a tough one but ima go with Goldeneye

Yup. A cinematic masterpiece. It was also the first one I ever saw and I remember being disappointed when Natalia wasn't in Tomorrow Never Dies lol. I was young and didn't understand the Bond formula.

[Big E]

I haven't watched many of the older James Bond films, but I quite liked Quantum of Solace which was about 12 years ago and Spectre aswell which is a newer one.

[Megatron]

Yup. A cinematic masterpiece. It was also the first one I ever saw and I remember being disappointed when Natalia wasn't in Tomorrow Never Dies lol. I was young and didn't understand the Bond formula.

I thought Trevelyan (Sean Bean) was a pretty interesting villain and that the plot was different than the traditional Bond film. It's too bad they killed Trevelyan off.

[InternetProxy]

Goldfinger is simply one of the best entries in the 007 franchise. Goldfinger had the elements to form a good spy thriller. The story was fun and quite humorous at times.

[Megatron]

Goldfinger is simply one of the best entries in the 007 franchise. Goldfinger had the elements to form a good spy thriller. The story was fun and quite humorous at times.

I'm always happy when I see Goldfinger on TV on BBC. It's mainly serious, but it has some pretty easygoing themes and cool characters (who doesn't love Oddjob?).

[SIM-2327840]

Casino Royale was the GOAT for me. Ivent seen the old ones though.

[Megatron]

Casino Royale was the GOAT for me. Ivent seen the old ones though.

That's one of my favorite contemporary ones. I thought they expertly introduced Daniel Craig, especially since one would think it would be hard to wrap your head around a fair haired Bond. I liked it especially because it didn't lean on action to create dramatic scenes, unlike the newer ones such as Spectre.

[zwz9U1ixura9]

Casino royale was the best one that Daniel Craig did. I also like Piece Brosnan ones as well, especially the world is not enough

[Megatron]

Casino royale was the best one that Daniel Craig did. I also like Piece Brosnan ones as well, especially the world is not enough

Tomorrow Never Dies, The World Is Not Enough, and Die Another Day are some of the very few Bond films I haven't actually seen. I've only seen Brosnan in GoldenEye. I wonder if they're as good or not.

[zwz9U1ixura9]

Tomorrow Never Dies, The World Is Not Enough, and Die Another Day are some of the very few Bond films I haven't actually seen. I've only seen Brosnan in GoldenEye. I wonder if they're as good or not.

You should see them, they're the best ones. Maybe its because im biased though, i grew up watching Brosnan as James Bond haha. It brings back a lot of memories!

[q8yas]

the one name "i think" Die after tomorrow and golden mabye ;]

[mindshift5]

I like Spectre much more.... It was pretty good

[Bob the Builder]

The James Bond franchise is one of those that seems like it will never go away. There are a ton of films, most of them being average-good and some of them being great. Which James Bond (007) film is your favorite, and why?

My favorite is Dr. No, just because it is the first one and it seems so different and original compared to the other ones. Some honorable mentions for me would be The Man With the Golden Gun, Goldfinger, and Goldeneye (probably because I'm nostalgic about the N64 game).

Skyfall is a good movie by James bond, Skyfall is a hugely enjoyable action spectacular movie.