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TMWTGG
DAD
QoS
In terms of (lack of) quality: DAD, TWINE, TND, TSWLM
If I had been alive back then and saw that in the theatres I would have been PISSED OFF
Also makes me wonder: did Connery ever see OHMSS??
Or run over by an 18 wheeler ;)
AVTAK, TND, DAD.
Diamonds are Forever
A View To A Kill
Tomorow Never Dies
Die Another Day
Quantum
@Master_Dahark
no need really to give reasons and we've all elaborated to a full extent as to why we take issue with particular releases
DAF
DAD
DAF
TWINE
DAD
AVTAK - Feels old
TND - Entertaining but fairly by-the-numbers.
DAF - just a bit boring and a blatant cash-in on Connery's return
LALD - Alrite but feels a bit dry
TMWTGG - ditto
I'm not going to include DAD. The way I see it Die is important because it shows what happens when the series goes too far.
In what way are we rating their importantance?
In regard to the mission or threat to Bond/ the world?
In regard to how we the fans rank the films in terms of quality or their overall importance to the series?
Imagine if you will if any of our homes were ablaze and you had to scoop up as many Bond films as you could to rescue in quick time which ones would you leave behind, that's one way of looking at it. I was thinking of all things considered, their importance or quality even, I thought straight away of a handful of titles I'd be content to leave behind to smoulder away
In my opinion, The Spy Who Loved Me being named is mind-blowing, considering it helped re-launch Bondmania on a massive scale in 1977. You might hate the film but, my goodness, it had a huge impact on the series.