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From Russia With Love because the ‘opposite’ of everything you said is true…
I thought we just started a new round, but in any event I'll choose From Russia With Love this time around, that feels a million times more like a James Bond film does, than License to Kill
It was a very straightforward decision, it was similar to make a pick between, I don't know, Ben Hur or Police Academy 7 or something.. there was no hesitation
Fixed it for you mate.
It's not overrated if it deserves it. Great locations, great drama, awesome set of villains, the best Bond under the sun, a true espionage masterpiece, the most famous fight of the series, class A dialogue, great M and MP moments, Bond's top ally, great action mixed with risky situations and great one-liners, brilliant theme and PTS, and yes, an Ian Fleming cameo. LTK is great, but can't stick up to FRWL.
It has a class and panache LTK can only dream of.
No problem, 00Beast. I'm going to suggest maybe posting the previous contests and their results on your opening post in the thread. That way we'll have a record of which ones have already competed and then know where to go for the next one.
As for this round, I've got to go with Sean Connery, Terence Young, John Barry, Daniela Bianchi and Robert Shaw:
From Russia with Love
true.
Half the stuff you posted I think LTK did better. Especially allies. Felix is definitely Bonds best ally, which makes LTK's plot even more personal and thrilling.
Well he's way too awesome to admit to his own greatness.
A very overrated film with the worst bond, not actor, one of the worst stories, because of it's americaness (a cop who's case is too personal and that's why he's out of the case, however he continues with it and gets his own vengance) vs. one of the best Bond movies ever, a great spy story with a great SPECTRE behind.
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
From Russia With Love it is...
LTK.
OK, what the hell. Licence To Kill. For one reason alone, that being this was Bond's first trip to "the dark side" and that hadn't been done before. Of course this should have happened in DAF, so after that I was always interested to see what would happen to the character if they turned him loose on a mission of revenge. I would have gone FRWL if LTK hadn't been as awesome as it is, so LTK it is.
As much as I admire LTK, it doesn't really cut it when compared to possibly the greatest espionage film of all time.
I vote for FRWL for the omission of blinking fish.
In a way Kerim was in LTK with Junior was El Presidente.
Back at 'ya buddy!
My favorite Bond movie and one of my top movies of all time. Superb acting, classic locations, beautiful Tanya, one of the best Fleming's stories properly translated into film. Great villains, the best Blofeld (the very powerfull and mysterious one), the best henchman. Excellent action, brillant dialogue. I just love this one!
Anyway as much as I loved LTK, FRWL wins for me. It simply reeks of everything Bondian.
And that was a hard decision, as I love LTK.
Really?? Hes good in Kill but do you honestly think LTK Dalton beats FRWL Connery?
Tell me...which lunatic asylum did they get you out of? :p
FRWL
Am pretty sure that even Timothy Dalton would cast his vote for Sir Sean's classic.