Yes, absolutely, he was a big omission. Great villain… with a really bizarre death.

Yeah, wasting Christopher Lee and ruining a stunt that was a massive achievement make Golden Gun unforgivable.

When I debate with people as to what the worst Bond film is, I can never put Moonraker at the bottom because despite how objectively terrible it is, it's just so damn fun to watch and Moore's charm and affability are a big part of that.

I wish I could upvote this more. That is hands down one of my favorite Bond moments for no good reason whatsoever.

I don't know if they were exclusively the best (Le Chiffre, Goldfinger, and Trevelyan are all way up there) but Moore's era has Scaramanga, Kristatos, and Max Zorin, played by three great villain actors, Christopher Lee, Julian Glover, and Christopher Walken respectively. That's hard to top.

Also, idiot teenagers who are really into modding street racers they'll never actually race with.

It's Brad Paisley, the accidental racist, as opposed to Toby Keith, the intentional racist.

You're right, I must have completely blocked that out.

Dalton's a tough one. The Living Daylights is 2/3rds of a great film and Dalton is great in it, but that last act in Afghanistan is just awful.
I like what Licence to Kill was trying to do and obviously that tone paid off beautifully in Craig era, but in a lot of ways it feels like a generic late '80s action film.

I think he means official as in from the EON produced series.

I desperately wanted to get my Bond fanatic best friend such a photograph but could not find one. I settled on getting him a not-so rare photograph of Roger Moore signed by Roger Moore.

I agree with Kirino on everything but Brosnan. Goldeneye is definitely the best by a pretty wide margin.

I was gonna say, I recall Bond having zero intentions of bedding her in that one.

My "favorite" commercial is the one where they're asked to describe the car in emojis largely because I can picture myself using nothing but the poop emoji over and over again. And I HATE the poop emoji.

Aren't they (and the Motor Trend, Car and Driver, etc) basically just marketing tools a company can buy to use in advertising?

I happen to think OHMSS is Lazenby's worst Bond film.

With the exception of the goofy as hell cold opening, For Your Eyes Only is an all around excellent Bond film. Definitely Moore's best performance even if he wasn't particularly fond of it.

He wasn't my favorite Bond, but the man had a charisma that made even the crappiest movies he was in enjoyable to watch. Farewell 007.

Damnation, I didn't think of that.

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