Bond Movie A vs. Bond Movie B (Diamonds Are Forever vs. The World Is Not Enough)

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  • Goldeneye for sure!
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    21-16, still GF's, but GE is closing in.

    How about Dr. No VS Die Another Day next?

    Im pretty sure that hasn't been done but comeon there's no question as the which movie would win there. DN beat GF by a pretty wide margin. What chance does DAD have?
  • Though not sure it has been done before and seeing as though there is a fair amount of love-in for each movie (though I'm not a great fan of either), a battle of the Campbell's (GE v CR) would be epic and very very close?
  • Agent007391Agent007391 Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, B, A, Start
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    21-16, still GF's, but GE is closing in.

    How about Dr. No VS Die Another Day next?

    Im pretty sure that hasn't been done but comeon there's no question as the which movie would win there. DN beat GF by a pretty wide margin. What chance does DAD have?

    I know this one hasn't been done, but I think DAD vs MR has.

    Oh, 21-17
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    Though not sure it has been done before and seeing as though there is a fair amount of love-in for each movie (though I'm not a great fan of either), a battle of the Campbell's (GE v CR) would be epic and very very close?

    We actually had that as its own thread a while back, and it got very repetitve and sparked much aggressive arguments between the Brosnan fans and the Craig fans. It was U-G-L-Y!! Probably want to stay away from that one!

    And also, as it pains me very much to say this, Goldfinger has won over GoldenEye with 21-17 votes. Ugh....I am truly ashamed!

    All right, here's the next line-up, and I think it's going to be a good one!

    The Spy Who Loved Me vs. License to Kill
  • BennyBenny Shaken not stirredAdministrator, Moderator
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    This is a tough one, whilst LTK is a somewhat controversial film amongst fans, it's one that I really do enjoy. Dalton just excels as a revenge fueled Bond.
    But it is up against Spy. A movie that has all the elements that I thought Bond should have. At least as a young man.
    Epic and full adventure based, or gritty, violent and thrilling?

    The Spy Who Loved Me

    But it really is a photo finish.
  • KerimKerim Istanbul Not Constantinople
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    LTK had the better shark.
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    00Beast wrote:
    Though not sure it has been done before and seeing as though there is a fair amount of love-in for each movie (though I'm not a great fan of either), a battle of the Campbell's (GE v CR) would be epic and very very close?

    We actually had that as its own thread a while back, and it got very repetitve and sparked much aggressive arguments between the Brosnan fans and the Craig fans. It was U-G-L-Y!! Probably want to stay away from that one!

    And also, as it pains me very much to say this, Goldfinger has won over GoldenEye with 21-17 votes. Ugh....I am truly ashamed!

    All right, here's the next line-up, and I think it's going to be a good one!

    The Spy Who Loved Me vs. License to Kill

    Yep the thread was started by yours truly.

    LTK gets my vote. I suspect this match to be very close as it really divides fans into camps.
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    License to Kill for me. I prefer Dalton to Moore and Sanchez to Stromberg/Jaws. It also helps that LTK was the first Bond film I ever saw! Both films are solid Bond films, though.

    9. License to Kill (1989) - 7.5/10
    10. You Only Live Twice (1967) - 7.5/10
    11. Tomorrow Never Dies (1997) - 7/10
    12. Octopussy (1983) - 7/10
    13. For Your Eyes Only (1981) - 7/10
    14. The Spy Who Loved Me (1977) - 7/10
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    They're very different types of films but my vote goes to Spy.

    Its just got a sense of style and elegance LTK could only dream of. Carley Simon, the pyramids and THAT jump.

  • PrinceKamalKhanPrinceKamalKhan Monsoon Palace, Udaipur
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    TSWLM. It's the less original of these two with its recycling of YOLT's plot combined with the TB underwater elements and a female Russian spy(FRWL). However, it simply entertains me more than LTK and that's reason enough in my book.
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    It's easy: The Spy Who Loved Me. LTK is so overrated and doesn't feel like Bond at all. It's too american, you know with the cop out of the case because it's too personal but he stills continues with it... Plus The Spy Who Loved Me is my second favourite...
    20. Licence To Kill
    19. You Only Live Twice
    18. Tomorrow Never Dies
    17. A View To A Kill
    16. Diamonds Are Forever
    15.The World Is Not Enough
    14. Goldfinger
    13. The Living Daylights
    12. Live And Let Die
    11. Thunderball
    10. Quantum Of Solace
    9. Goldeneye
    8. Casino Royale
    7. For Your Eyes Only
    6. On Her Majesty's Secret Service
    5. Dr. No
    4. Octopussy
    3. From Russia With Love
    2. The Spy Who Loved Me
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    Definitely TSWLM. LTK falls a bit flat for me.
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    TSWLM
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    More meat on the bone with LTK. Sanchez has an almost Shakespearean fall from grace.

    Spy is still gilt edged Bond though.

    So, LTK
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    I'll take Spy. You can't top the big tanker set-piece. Spy is a glorious, colourful escapist Bond-film, even if the lead Bond-girl was played by a space alien.
    If only all Bond films could be like Spy.
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    timmer wrote:
    I'll take Spy. You can't top the big tanker set-piece. Spy is a glorious, colourful escapist Bond-film, even if the lead Bond-girl was played by a space alien.
    If only all Bond films could be like Spy.

    Marvelous as it is, I only want or need one TSWLM. And what is wrong with the lovely Barbara? One of my favourite Bond girls!
  • This shouldn't be that close, but I fear that it will be. Licence To Kill was the biggest Bond disappointment I've experienced in the cinema. Off the back of the superb The Living Daylights, I just found LTK to be utterly underwhelming and remember leaving the showing, deflated. Just my opinion, of course, but Spy is in a different league entirely.

    A clear vote for The Spy Who Loved Me
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    This shouldn't be that close, but I fear that it will be. Licence To Kill was the biggest Bond disappointment I've experienced in the cinema. Off the back of the superb The Living Daylights, I just found LTK to be utterly underwhelming and remember leaving the showing, deflated. Just my opinion, of course, but Spy is in a different league entirely.

    A clear vote for The Spy Who Loved Me

    Any Bond movie that ENDS with a monster truck chase has major problems.
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    0iker0 wrote:
    It's easy: The Spy Who Loved Me. LTK is so overrated and doesn't feel like Bond at all. It's too american, you know with the cop out of the case because it's too personal but he stills continues with it... Plus The Spy Who Loved Me is my second favourite...
    20. Licence To Kill
    19. You Only Live Twice
    18. Tomorrow Never Dies
    17. A View To A Kill
    16. Diamonds Are Forever
    15.The World Is Not Enough
    14. Goldfinger
    13. The Living Daylights
    12. Live And Let Die
    11. Thunderball
    10. Quantum Of Solace
    9. Goldeneye
    8. Casino Royale
    7. For Your Eyes Only
    6. On Her Majesty's Secret Service
    5. Dr. No
    4. Octopussy
    3. From Russia With Love
    2. The Spy Who Loved Me

    What's #1? It can only be MR, TMWTGG, or DAD. Maybe the 3 most hated entries in the series. Any way you cut it you're an iconoclast.
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    Getafix wrote:
    Marvelous as it is, I only want or need one TSWLM. And what is wrong with the lovely Barbara? One of my favourite Bond girls!
    You need to discuss this with @Luds. He is the authority on her alien origins. =:)

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    TSWLM without a doubt!
  • DarthDimiDarthDimi Behind you!Moderator
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    LTK

    Dalton's superb in it. The story's great. Nice action and there's something about Glen's directing that I thoroughly enjoy.
  • 4EverBonded4EverBonded the Ballrooms of Mars
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    Two rather different films; I like both Bonds but TSWLM is one of my alltime favorites -, Roger at his prime, and Bach was well cast. Easy vote for me.
  • MajorDSmytheMajorDSmythe "I tolerate this century, but I don't enjoy it."Moderator
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    TSWLM is the best Moore film, but at the end of the day, it's still a Moore Bond. So for that reason, and the tanker chase alone in LTK being better than the whole of TSWLM...


    LTK
  • 0BradyM0Bondfanatic70BradyM0Bondfanatic7 Quantum Floral Arrangements: "We Have Petals Everywhere"
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    TSWLM is the best Moore film, but at the end of the day, it's still a Moore Bond. So for that reason, and the tanker chase alone in LTK being better than the whole of TSWLM...


    LTK

    I'm with the LTK crowd too. A seriously serious film seriously done right, seriously. And the tanker chase is some of the best action I've seen. Great climax indeed.
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    The Spy Who Loved Me
  • DaltonCraig007DaltonCraig007 They say, "Evil prevails when good men fail to act." What they ought to say is, "Evil prevails."
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    <b>TSWLM</b>
  • Agent007391Agent007391 Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, B, A, Start
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    TSWLM now 14-7 in Spy's favor. Damn GF for beating GE...
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    Let me get back to you when I've finished watching TSWLM. Although my mind say LTK.
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