Thriller

In this movie James Bond tries to stop a media mogul’s plan to start a war between China and the U.K in order to gain exclusive global media coverage… Between this movie and the last one, these plots seem very realistic and very modern and that’s what makes these first two Pierce Brosnan movies actually […]

Pierce Brosnan’s first movie as James Bond. Honestly, his only good movie. Sure, this time it’s personal again. The type of plot that I like. But in my opinion Licence to kill did everything better when compared to this movie. The action is beginning to show little hints of modern-day-action-scene-filming-suffering. There is a couple of

Somehow, this is even darker than the last movie. This is a well-acted, intense, violent action thriller with some usual great car chases and fight scenes. In this movie James Bond’s mission is much more personal than in the other movies. When his American friend/fellow agent and reoccurring character in these movies Felix Leiter is

This time James Bond is played by Timothy Dalton. Is there anything to recommend about this movie? There is, a lot, actually. Timothy Dalton’s James Bond shows a serious side that’s been missing in these movies since the early Sean Connery movies. If you’re looking for a bit for fun in your movie, this would

The last James Bond movie starring Roger Moore. I gotta say, I wasn’t quite sure if I was going to like the Roger Moore era movies. Sean Connery is a better actor and an even better stunt man, I mean, the guy can pull off a fight scene convincingly. Roger Moore? Well, not so much.

Not a bad movie, but, also not a very good one. A fake Fabergé egg and the death of Agent 009 lead James Bond to discover a jewel-smuggling operation led by Octopussy who is being used as disguise for a nuclear attack on N.A.T.O. The plot sounds O.K. This movie isn’t as action packed or

The studio probably thought: ”You know what this franchise needs? A whole lot of fun. Let’s embrace the silliness to the fullest.” This movie has everything that I ever wanted out of these early James Bond movies. I love so many things in this movie. This movie goes all in on the action and comedy.

The plot of this movie revolves around madman and undersea enthusiast Carl Stromberg (Curd Jürgens), who steals British and Russian submarines that are carrying nuclear bombs and wants to blow up the world for no good reason so that we can all live in the sea or something. It’s stupid, but, I don’t care. Though

Roger Moore’s second James Bond movie… This time he goes off to Hong Kong, Macau, Thailand, and then the South China Sea in search of a solar energy weapon. The villain in this movie is Hector Scaramanga played by Christopher Lee, who is an expert assassin who kills people for a lot of money with

The first of seven of Roger Moore’s James Bond movies. Is he as good as Sean Connery? Well, hard to say. In terms of acting ability, they’re about the same. When it comes to the gentleman side of James Bond, I’d say Roger Moore has a slight advantage, but when it comes to fight scenes,