The best of the Connery's. They finally gathered all the right ingredients. It's horribly misogynistic though, and can be a little hard to take. A definite precursor to Casino Royale with similar themes.

Does he have a jet pack? Does he fight a transvestite? Does he do it all in the teaser?! Yes he does! This film does a brilliant job with its editing. If it weren't for the progressively more and more repetitive action scenes and the lousy opening theme by Tom Jones. "Strikes like Thunderball!?"

Serious let down. What made Casino Royale so good was how different it was from the other films, it managed to make Bond a spy, and an empathetic character. This felt like a return to form for the series with Daniel Craig in the middle.

It's littered with good lines, and it's classic in many regards. but the cinematography still bugs the heck out of me, and nothing will ever be able to justify Pussy Galore's flying circus.

Not a fan of Blacksploitation Bond. It just feels ridiculous. I find so many of the Roger Moore films to be bogged down with "what's cool now? Shaft! Star Wars!" Didn't always happen, but when it did it stuck out like a sore thumb.

So far as I can tell, this is the worst Bond movie. Don't really know how it got so bad. It has one of the greatest teasers in Bond history. Then Madonna kicks in and it's all brilliant PLOT with horrible acting and dialog.