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Despite the fact that OHMSS is at my bottom #22 spot, even if it was higher up, I'd still pick CR. Overall, Craig is better than Lazenby, the flow and pacing of the movie is more engaging, the action is better spaced and is more entertaining, and the locations are better.
CR - OHMSS: 5 - 2
What KK said
OHMSS
1. Casino Royale (2006) - 10/10
2. Goldfinger (1964) - 10/10
3. From Russia With Love (1963) - 9.5/10
4. Dr. No (1962) - 9/10
5. Thunderball (1965) - 8.5/10
6. The Living Daylights (1987) - 8.5/10
7. On Her Majesty’s Secret Service (1969) - 8.5/10
What these gents said...
On Her Majesty’s Secret Service
Why shoud I watch Australian models, if we have the real Bond. Daniel Craig.
And why we have to see that love story, if we have BEST Bond film with Madagascar parkour chases, yellow M's office and hi-tec.
I select Casino Royale in Montenegro.
:D
8. Casino Royale
7. For Your Eyes Only
6. On Her Majesty's Secret Service wins...
OHMSS is good but very overrated.
Completely agree about the overrated-ness. I never have figured out where the glory is in OHMSS.
Indeed, I had you in mind when thinking of the CR supporters!
And if OHMSS is so overrated than that goes double for CR who for some reason lost to much of the source novel in exchange for actionscenes.
The film with the best Bond soundtrack of the series wins my vote here, OHMSS.
But on this day, Casino Royale wins, what a debut from Craig, brought some much needed seriousness and teeth to James Bond again, it has the superb 'You know my name' as an added merit, a fine and enthralling Bond adventure that for the most part keeps the viewer's strict attention