I couldn't even get past Lazenby's fight on the beach. I'm a big Bond fan but have not seen OHMSS, even though I own it. Just find it as an anomoly. I actually enjoyed Moore and Dalton a lot. The past few Craig movies I thought were a little too emotional for my tastes. They were good to watch once, but don't have a lot of replayability. I'm kind of tired of watching Craig's personal struggles in Bond movies.
That's correct. David Niven was a horrible James Bond. Not quite as bad as George Lazenby or Pierce Brosnan but almost.
Moore was not good at all in that role. Dalton was barely tolerable. I think Daniel Craig is the second best Bond.
Moore was great, I enjoyed his movies for the most part. Live and Let Die, The Man with the Golden Gun and Octopussy were amoung my favorites. Dalton was badass. He was way grittier, I love License to Kill and The Living Daylights is a very underrated Bond movie. He had that unhinged borderline serial killer vibe to him.
Casino Royale was great. I actually enjoyed Quantum a lot. I'm in the minority on that one. Skyfall was bad Spectre was "ok" but a little overdramatic.
Lazenby is Austrailian and Brosnan is Irish. Connery is indeed Scottish. I know James Bond from the inside out.
I've read all the books at least three times, some 6 or 7 times. The guy said he wanted to write the greatest spy story of all time and he did it. I memorized the theme songs to "From Russia with Love" and "Thunderball". Even the instrumental themes were excellent. I remember reading about the production of the movie, "Dr. No" before it was released. It was in some magazine. Could have been Look or Life.
Uh..hate to break it to you... https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0381061/ https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0061452/
I think whats more important than who plays Bond, it's if the movie ages well. Certain movies (Brosnan and Moore for example) didn't really age well.
