From Russia with Love When I was little, my dad bought a James Bond collection on VHS that consisted of Dr. No, From Russia with Love, and Goldfinger. I watched these basically […]
James Bond: From Worst to Best – From Russia with Love
James Bond: From Worst to Best – Dr. No
Dr. No Yes, the first film to really ever introduce us to the world of James Bond. While not as gadget-heavy or exciting as what was to come, Dr. No is still […]
James Bond: From Worst to Best – The Spy Who Loved Me
The Spy Who Loved Me After all the articles I’ve done on bad Roger Moore films, I do have to say he has done one of the all-time great Bonds. The Spy […]
James Bond: From Worst to Best – S.P.E.C.T.R.E.
SPECTRE I know this is a very new addition to the franchise, but it really has become one of my favorites. It beautifully blends what’s great about the modern era of Bond […]
James Bond: From Worst to Best – Tomorrow Never Dies
Tomorrow Never Dies This one is probably my most controversial pick on the list. It is widely regarded as one of the worst Bond films, mostly due to the fact that so […]
James Bond: From Worst to Best – Thunderball
Thunderball This one is mostly remembered as “Bond underwater.” Technology must have really advanced around this time as far as waterproofing cameras because there is at least 45 minutes of underwater footage […]
James Bond: From Worst to Best – The Living Daylights
The Living Daylights As I said in my earlier Licence to Kill review, I think Timothy Dalton got a bad wrap for his portrayal of Bond. After films like Moonraker and Octopussy, we […]
James Bond: From Worst to Best – For Your Eyes Only
For Your Eyes Only This is the one that got Roger Moore’s Bond back on track for a brief moment before Octopussy and A View to a Kill. It’s kind of funny […]
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