James Bond 007 Collection

Chapter 1 in the James Bond 007 series sees Bond going to Jamaica to stop a missile launching by a diabolical madman with metal hands.

First movie to feature Sean Connery as James Bond.

In the third chapter in the James Bond 007 series, Bond goes up against the man with the midas touch, Auric Goldfinger, who plans to rob Fort Knox and contaminate the world's Gold supply

First Bond movie to feature a gadget-laden Aston Martin DB5.

After the success of 1964's Goldfinger the Bond team jumped straight into Thunderball. Originally intended to be the first Bond movie but due to legal reasons Dr. No was made instead. Thunderball is also noted as being the first in the series to have many underwater scenes.

The fourth adventure sees S. P.E.C.T.R.E going broke and stealing two nuclear warheads to hold the world ransom. Only agent 007 is skilled enough to infiltrate the enemy plans and save the world once again.

First time we see Bond in Japan, first time we see the face of Ernst Stavro Blofeld, first time Charles Gray appears in a Bond movie.

Great action, exotic locations and a great story make Sean Connery's second-last outing as Bond a true winner!

One of the best if not THE best in the series. Lazenby's only time as Bond was great. He would have been a better Bond if he had kept going with the role.

This time Bond is up against a Madman who wants to destroy Silicon Valley

This one is notable for the last appearance of Roger Moore as James Bond and Lois Maxwell as Miss Moneypenny.

The classic Bond era ends on a high when James Bond is stripped of his licence to kill seeks revenge on a drug dealer who killed his recently married friend and his wife.

A sluggish box-office performance led this to be the last "classic" Bond and we would not see the character again till 1995's Goldneye where he came back with a bang!

After a five year hiatus, James Bond returns with a bang! Once again he has had plastic surgery. This time made to look like Pierce Brosnan who gives an excellent performance as the legendary superspy. Technology plays a huge part in the movie and the main villain this time is one of the former 00-agents thought to have been killed.

Also stars Sean Bean, Desmond Llewelyn and Judi Dench.

Also watch out for future X2 stars Alan Cumming and Famke Janssen.

James Bond (Pierce Brosnan) goes up against media mogul Elliot Carver (Jonathan Pryce) who plots to take over the world and start World War III while publishing his newspapers.

In the 19th Bond adventure, 007 (Pierce Brosnan) is assigned by MI6 to be the bodyguard of Electra King (Sophie Marceau) after witnessing and feeling responsible for the death of her father.

Standing in his way is Renard (Robert Carlyle) a man who feels no pain after a bullet in his head cut off his sense of feeling.

Denise Richards, Judi Dench and John Cleese also star in this action-packed thrill ride!

Sadly this was the last to feature Desmond Llewelyn as "Q".

Pierece Brosnan's last outing as Bond.
Did he go out with a bang or a wimper?

As far as Bond stories go, this one is very over the top. Too much over the top for a Bond movie. Maybe the producers were on a high due to the 40th anniversary of the series.

Aside from that, the Aston Martin V12 looks great and there was a great car chase on the ice. Let's hope we see more of "Q" in the future as well.

Back to where it all began.

Upon acquiring his double-0 status, James Bond (Daniel Craig) heads to Montenegro where he must participate in a high stakes Poker game at Casino Royale in hopes that his winning will stop the funding of terrorism in the world.

Also stars Eva Green, Judi Dench, Mads Mikkelsen, Giancarlo Giannini and Jeffrey Wright.

Directed by Martin Campbell.

Daniel Craig returns as James Bond in the first ever Bond sequel!

This is a spoof of the James Bond series and a spoof of 1960s filme in general.

It's also one of the many movies to star Peter Sellers and David Niven.

The year is 1983. The press announces two James Bond movies coming out in the same year. One starring Roger Moore and the other one bringing Sean Connery, the first big screen James Bond back into action.

The results:
Ocopussy was the clear winner due to better stunts and action scenes and a totally original story.

Never Say Never Again is a clear example of what happens when someone takes an original Bond story and fails to improve on what had been done already.

I bet Ian Fleming is glad he was not around to see this one.

This documentary made in 1999 covers the first 19 official James Bond movies from Dr. No to The World Is Not Enough.

Features interviews from all the men who have played James Bond.

This one is an extra on the Casino Royale (2006) DVD