Which is the best Bond film ever and who is the best Bond?
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Sean Connery has been and always will be the only James Bond.  The original producers for the movies, Dr. No was the first if you don't count the Woody Allen farce of Casino Royale, wanted Roger Moore for the part because he had played a similar type of role ion "The Saint" on tv for some time.  However Ian Fleming, having seen Connery in the Disney film "Darby O'Gill and The Little People" thought he would be better for the part and of coarse became 007.  \nPierce Brosnan was the first choice to play Bond after Roger Moore retired from the role but contract obligations to "Remington Steele" would not allow him to assume the role at that time.\nThe worst James Bond by far was George Lazenby for "On Her Majesty's Secret Service."  More trivia, in 1984 Sean Connery appeared as James Bond in "Never Say Never Again," Roger Moore played the role in "View To A Kill," and in the TV movie "Return of the Man From UNCLE" George Lazenby ha d a Cameo in which he was driving an Astin Martin with the license number JB007. \n\nThe best Bond film is "Goldfinger" but most all of them have something memorable.  There have been classic villains and girls and amazing gadgets.  The formula of guns, girls and gadgets has been what has made the series so succesful over the years.
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It has to be the Godfather. It was made in the seventies and people are still able to enjoy it. The acting is brilliant featuring greats like Marlon Brando and Al Pacino. It has a great sequel Godfather II, granted number III is not all that great. The book for the Godfather is also great. Although the Godfather is one of my favourite film there are many more for example the Shawshank redemption, reservoir dogs etc. etc.
729321
Bond is suave and debonair. He has rugged yet handsome looks ,is sharp and quick witted and never gets flustered.  And he always gets the girl, not to mention foxy Moneypenny at home.  My hero.
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Sean Connery. It is hard to take a character from a well-known novel and initiate believability. He was the first to successfully do this. The rest just tried a different "take".\n\nRoger Moore did well with The Saint, but not on Bond. IMHO
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How can you even question the original?  Connery had class, intrigue, style, and the best one liners in the Bond series (the necessary qualities for a good MI spy).
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For Your Eyes Only\n\n(Goldeneye has the best chase scene!)
566629
This type of question has been asked here before. James Bond would win. The question Im wondering about- is a model 101 terminator against Bond
814697
James Bond movies.......Car chases, The Ladies, and Explosions! Doesn't get any better than that.
914215
Absolutely Sean Connery!  The best of all!  Look at the man!  How could you pick anyone else!  Listen to his voice!  Awesome and gorgeous and smart and witty and sexy .... no James Bond better!
727181
I found Eva Green to be a completely wrong Bond Girl, BUUUUUT... this was probably my favorite Bond movie ever and it's partially because everything seemed like such a departure from the norm. Eva's character was supposed to be drop-dead gorgeous, but just wasn't.
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Indy is witty , fun and yet so vulnerable , especially when it comes to snakes , that you HAVE to love him !\nBut I also enjoy James Bond movies . The Bond world is so obvoisly fake . And I always enjoy a mad fantastic movie that will help me away from everyday life . Even for a couple of hours .
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This is a difficult question.  Everyone has a different answer.  People tend to pick their favorite Bond actor as the first one they grew up with.  For a lot of older people it is Sean Connery, therefore they will tell you that the best Bond film is either Goldfinger or Dr. No or some other Connery flick.  Then there are the purists: those who prefer that Bond be closer to the original character as seen in Ian Fleming's novels.  License to Kill (1989) was made so bloody and serious because Timothy Dalton (Bond) had requested that they make the films more true to Ian Fleming's vision.  Therefore, the purists would probably choose License to Kill.  However, the general public did not embrace that one.  The new film Casino Royale is based on the first Bond novel (1953) and it does have a torture seen in the book which is suppose to be in the movie.  It will be interesting to see if audiences go for a film that returns to the serious, character driven formula as seen in the books.  \n\nSo far, Brosnan is my favorite Bond.  I did love Goldeneye a lot, but I like Tomorrow Never Dies even more.  My choice for best film would be the latter.
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Its a toss up..."Gone With The Wind", or "The Wizard of OZ". Both are classics. Best actor is a hard one. I like Sean Connery and Tom Hanks.
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Definitely Sean Connery\nTo Russia With Love
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1) David Niven\n2) Sean Connery\n3) George Lazenby\n4) Roger Moore\n5) Timothy Dalton\n6) Pierce Brosnan\n7) Daniel Craig
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Shane Bond. Even Allott was good but Bond is better. Allott holds the second position in my rankings
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this is the total.\nSean Connery(most famous)\nRoger Moore(still famous)\nGeorge Lazenby(not well known but in the movie under her majestie's service\nTimothy Dalton(kinda famous but was not liked very much, movie licensed to kill)\nPierce Bronsan(very famous, in lots of recent james bond 1980's to 1990s to 2000s)\nDaniel Craig(the next  James bond. he is now in movie Casino Royale which will come out later in 2006)