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My dad had them all on VHS as a kid. My favorite was Thunderball. The shittiest one haha
Shit had more underwater scenes than a movie about Atlantis.
My dad had them all on VHS as a kid. My favorite was Thunderball. The shittiest one haha
No questioning his GOAT status. But unfortunately Casino Royale is the best film in the franchise. Imo.Serious recently bias happening here
Everyone knows Sean Connery is GOAT
It may be the most popular but there’s no way on gods green earth it’s the best.No questioning his GOAT status. But unfortunately Casino Royale is the best film in the franchise. Imo.
Is that why you're always smiling?I don't get it.
Is that why you're always smiling?
best story i've read in awhile.
The Living Daylights for me. Dalton was the GOAT Bond, Maryam D'Abo was the GOAT Bond girl, and Russians are the GOAT antagonists
George Lazenby. Marg Simpson's favorite Bond.
Most underrated Bond film in my opinion. It’s an easy top 10 for me and it’s a great debut for Dalton. It has flashes of what was cool about the older films but also has its own identity and Dalton’s intense Bond persona was an obvious precursor to Craig.
Otherwise it had all the elements of a great Bond film- great Bond love interest, good villains in Krabbe’s more comedic role contrasted with Don Baker’s more intense weapons dealer, entertaining plot and globetrotting, solid henchman in Necros.
A View to a Kill, Moore’s final film, is probably one of the weakest Bond films. Living Daylights really was a step in the right direction.
Weird thing is many seem to prefer License to Kill as far as Dalton films go. It’s well done, sure but I don’t feel it’s on the predecessor’s level.