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In chronological order, not from best to worst. Bond, James Bond

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1
Dr. No (1962,  PG)
2
From Russia With Love (1964,  PG)
3
Goldfinger (1964,  PG)
Goldfinger
It has all the ingredients for a Bond film: maniacal villain, beautiful women, good plot, witty script, great song, plenty of action, cool gadgets, and the man himself. It has been parodied numerous times and it's the definitive Bond movie and will never be topped.
4
Thunderball (1965,  PG)
5
You Only Live Twice (1967,  PG)
6
On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969,  PG)
7
Diamonds Are Forever (1971,  PG)
8
Live and Let Die (1973,  PG)
9
The Man with the Golden Gun (1974,  PG)
10
The Spy Who Loved Me (1977,  PG)
11
Moonraker (1979,  PG)
12
For Your Eyes Only (1981,  PG)
13
Octopussy (1983,  PG)
Octopussy
"You know what's great about you English? Octopussy. I must've seen that movie...twice"-Homer Simpson
14
A View to a Kill (1985,  PG)
15
The Living Daylights (1987,  PG)
16
Licence To Kill (1989,  PG)
17
GoldenEye (1995,  PG-13)
GoldenEye
One of my favourite Bond films. The N64 game isn't bad either.
18
Tomorrow Never Dies (1997,  PG-13)
Tomorrow Never Dies
An outrageous plot and some mediocre preformances from minute characters aren't enough to ruin this 007 flick. By this point in the series Brosnan was firmly James Bond, probably the 2nd best after Connery. Its predecessor, GoldenEye was so much better though.
19
The World Is Not Enough (1999,  PG-13)
The World Is Not Enough
Maniacal evil villains, sexy bombshells, outrageous murder schemes, amazing locations, technical gadgets. It could only be 007. Brosnan rules as Bond and he is only second to Sean Connery. This flick ticks all the boxes and does it in style.
20
Die Another Day (2002,  PG-13)
Die Another Day
'Die Another Day' starts off brilliantly and looks as though we are in for a great Bond flick. But then the film falls apart.
21
Casino Royale (2006,  PG-13)
Casino Royale
An excellent James Bond debut for Daniel Craig, this 007 film is in the style of the recent Bourne movies with fantastic action sequences and fight scenes. The plot development is well paced and there is an even balance of drama, romance, intensity and action. This is a lot more grittier than any of the previous 007 films.
22
Quantum of Solace (2008,  PG-13)
Quantum of Solace
For what it's worth the action scenes were thrilling and awesome. The problem is Quantum of Solace is more about action than it is about being a James Bond movie.

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