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great video, enjoyed this immensely! thank you!

The biggest mystery is why George Lucas sold Lucasfilm to Disney. It’s like Gordon Ramsay selling his restaurants to MacDonalds.

Pierce Brosnan was crap Bond weak storyline boring.

I like your Video but absolutely cannot agree with your choice for #1...Personally I see TSWLM as positioned near the bottom...

I'm only including the official films on my list: 1. Casino Royale 2. On Her Majesty's Secret Service 3. Skyfall 4. From Russia with Love 5. Licence to Kill 6. The Spy Who Loved Me 7. Goldfinger 8. The Living Daylights 9. Octopussy (VERY underrated) 10. No Time to Die 12. Live and Let Die 12. GoldenEye (I want to love this one more, just feels undercooked thematically) 13. For Your Eyes Only 14. Dr. No 15. Thunderball 16. Quantum of Solace 17. A View to a Kill 18. The Man with the Golden Gun 19. You Only Live Twice 20. The World Is Not Enough 21. Spectre 22. Tomorrow Never Dies 23. Moonraker 24. Die Another Day 25. Diamonds Are Forever

It is refreshing to hear someone point out the glaring flaws in this franchise, which insult the intelligence of the viewers.

1:35:50 - I would say that Grave of the Fireflies does have many tie-ins with rest of the Ghibli library despite the fact it feels extremely different. The themes of war and childhood are prominent in many Ghibli films, and note that it was released as a companion to My Neighbor Totoro [edit: as you mention!], which is also about two siblings largely fending for themselves in the absence of their mother (the shared umbrella/piggyback image is no coincidence). I watched it about a decade ago and with the English dub, so I'm trying to find a good time to watch it in the original Japanese.

59:38 - How do we know that the war was a grander scheme to teach Howl about love? I assumed that Suliman said it was time to end the war because the prince had been found.

Agree with the bottom 7, but FYEO is one of my top favourites.

LIVING DAYLIGHTS for me, had a great first half, but a dissapointing second half. Much more prefer LISCENSE TO KILL, which I have a the second best Bond film of all time. Ahead, CASINO ROYALE, but had to really see it on my thrid look to really like it a lot. Third best FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE, followed by ON HER MAJESTY SECRET SERVICE.

I have to admit not having seen THE SPY WHO LOVED ME since it was released. I remember hearing how good it was, and when I went to see it, I was kind of dissapointed in it. Maybe if I see it again, at my age now, I will have a different oppinion. Of all the Moore films, enjoyed most MOONRAKER. Perhaps because i did not have high expectations. At the time, I saw it on a double bill with ALIEN. After seeing ALIEN, I guess it worked pretty well. Agree with FOR YOUR EYES ONLY. I went to see that, and for me, it was a real dull entry. I never went to the movie theater to see again a RODGER MOORE bond. Maybe I should say ROGER BORE.

You've never seen a morel mushroom?

the production values in Jedi are still better than anything that's come since -- Adm. Ackbar looks better than any CGI piece of crap

Every James Bond played by Sean Connery, was better then them all. Craig was second best, other than spector. All the others are crap. Also the theme song for your eyes only, was the best bond theme.

Now do Boy and the Heron

Wow I can't believe this video only has 10k views it's really good

Did a marathon

i firmly believe that ghibli rankings aside from the bottom 3 can be anyones favorite movie and it be a valid opinion. but i cant help but feel you gave an unfair view to from up on poppy hill. i think its one of the strongest written film and it also had a ton of input from hayao miyzaki. so just calling it a goro movie and keeping it below less impactful movies seemingly for that reason i think is a bit strange. 10/10 video otherwise

What an excellent analysis of the catalogue of Bond films. I agree with the list on the whole, but not sure how Diamonds Are Forever is so low, and Die Another Day is not rooted firmly at #26 (shame it can't be lower and consigned to the dustbin). Still, that's the beauty of composing a subjective list and the ensuing debate. Top work!

I still can't get around how much I hate Daniel Craig as Bond. He ticks so few boxes of what Bond is supposed to be. He lacked charm, good looks, class, humour and style. He made Bond into a British Jason Bourne, and that is not a compliment.

Terrible analysis of Solus to be honest. It showed other levels to Bond, deeper, more human. The analysis sounds like Star Wars fanbois whining about Rogue One and Andor because they don't have the childish 'force' front and centre. The death scene of Mathis is perfect Bond.

Small note as I am watching this, Golden Gun holds a small special place, as it was the first one I saw as a kid on ABC Saturday Night Movie Special, staying up late at my best friend's house. We always heard about James Bond, but always had to go to bed when the music came on. We felt great...even though it is certainly not anywhere near the best.

I don’t like any of the Craig movies! Boring, bland movies!

love that my two favourite bond movies ( living daylights and licence to kill ) are in the top 10

Interesting rankings with great takes, but I don’t fully get how you say the scene containing the death of the main villain in Live and Let Die is so bad (which it is), yet don’t mention how equally monstrously bad in your no.2 pick Thunderball near the end when the main villain is also killed, it’s during the long awful run with the boat on serious fast forward, it’s just as laughable. Also no mention of the awful Pepper and how he could ruin LALD and TMWTGG. Sorry for those pick outs it was a very good video nonetheless.

It took quite a bit of effort to continue watching this video after Quantum of Solace was named the worst. As though Moonraker could possibly be a better film.

... YOU LIKE DO THAT DON'T YOU? ... YOU HAVE EVER ASK YOURSELF IF WHAT YOU ARE DOING IS MOST STUPIDITY ...

Diamonds Are Forever is way worse than Quantum of Solace. QoS at least had proper acting and some Scenes were good. I personally think another 15-20min run time and QoS would be a very solid Bond movie. DaF was just a joke (as much as i love Connery). I would also put QoS in front of Die Another Day. DAD is the biggest fQ%k up in the franchise. One of the (if not the) best beginning of a Bond and then it just went downhill. By the way, your video is top and very entertaining. 2 hrs just flew by 😁

I know it was silly but I loved goldeneye

Anyone who ranks Quantum dead last is alright by me.

26: A View to a Kill 25: Never Say Never Again 24: Quantum of Solace 23: The Man With the Golden Gun 22: Die Another Day 21: Spectre 20: The Living Daylights 19: Diamonds Are Forever 18: Moonraker 17: The World Is Not Enough 16: You Only Live Twice 15: For Your Eyes Only 14: Licence to Kill 13: No Time to Die 12: Live and Let Die 11: Tomorrow Never Dies 10: GoldenEye 9: Octopussy 8: The Spy Who Loved Me 7: Thunderball 6: Dr. No 5: Skyfall 4: Goldfinger 3: On Her Majesty’s Secret Service 2: From Russia With Love 1: Casino Royale

It's your opinions, of course, but you must be one of very few people who loved Timothy Dalton as James Bond, ranking his 2 films above many nearly universal fan and critical favorites such as Casino Royale. Most people find Dalton joyless and humorless as 007, and had no chemistry with his Bond girls. He never seemed to enjoy being Bond, even less so than Brosnan.

Where would you place The Boy And The Heron?

No Roger Moore film should be acknowledged as a good Bond film. Moore was dreadful.

I liked Quantum loads better than about 8 of moore and Connery films

Im sorry but i have a soft spot for diamonds and moonraker l know they are campy but they're fun and die another day is better than those two im sorry but no way the way he survived a tsunami and the invisible car and the diamonds in the face and the plot is diabolical.

I agree on Thunderball, Ive never understood why people dont like it. It was always one of my favourites as a kid and it still is today. Its got everything, amazing locations, great action scenes, great character moments and the whole thing just slides along and is just an amazing bit of escapism.

Moronic choices. Casino Royale was by far the best Bond film. The Spy Who Loved Me isn't in the top 10. Connery and Craig were the best Bonds and Roger Moore by far the worst.

Poppy Hill is seriously underrated

Superb and persuasive video 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

Well said about the wind rises. I am one of those people who was greatly affected by it. It’s weirdly special to me because it was the first Miyazaki film I saw in the theaters. It has had such a profound impact on me and now I’m even doing science

The one good thing about Moonraker is the skydiving scene at the beginning. Some legendary stunt work.

Bloody good video, thank you. The only one I think I completely disagree with you on is for your eyes only, that was arguably Moore's best, maybe tied with golden gun

Lazenby taken aside, OHMSS is peak Bond.

If you throw in NEVER SAY NEVER AGAIN, why not also throw in the other two non-canon movies?

I always thought Sir Sean Connery was the only Bond. The rest were imitators. I actually read the original novels or some of them 25 years ago. James Bond in the novels was much different from the movie character and much more dependent on following orders from MI6 than acting on his own. He was just an agent of government policy , not a free agent. In that regard though I developed a theory to explain the different actors playing Bond something like Dr. Who. Theory: James Bond was a cover name for Agent 007. When one Agent 007 was killed another person assumed the identity of Agent 007 known as “ James Bond”. No photos were taken of James Bond so no one knew what he looked like. Any photos of James Bond would be called a fake or an imitator of the real Agent 007 so no one could be sure of what he looked like. That might include verbal descriptions that would be denied by MI6. Who he really was was a secret to everyone except M the director of MI6 , the Prime Minister and if necessary Her Royal Majesty the Queen as in “ Her Majesty’s Secret Service”. As an old Canadian ex pat I grew up with Queen Elizabeth as always being the Queen. I don’t know about others but she was sort of a mother figure as she was about the same age as my mother who was of British heritage and loooked a bit like Her Majesty and gave royal commands that must be obeyed. “ Yes mother.”. James Bond fit in that mold in relation to the Queen. “ Yes Ma’am. As you wish Ma’am.” “ Now be off with you and do your job as I have instructed you.” I feel that way skiing down the Alps with a ticking time bomb looking for a place to throw it so it won’t cause an avalanche and bury that quaint Swiss village below before it goes off in my hands while dodging machine gun fire from a hovering helicopter above. Then make a spectacular ski jump and throw it into the open door of the helicopter just as it goes off as I slew right on my skis behind some tall evergreen trees to avoid being hit by shrapnel from the explosion and into the arms of a beautiful, sexy French Swiss girl waiting for me with a martini in the village square. Just my average day.

I remember my 15 year old older brother coming home in 1962 all excited about seeing some movie ( Dr. No)starring as he pronounced,” Seen” Connery. It was some kind of exciting action movie I at 11 years old couldn’t understand. Years later James Bond movie photos started turning up in photo magazines like “ Look” my mother read. I recal the photo of the “ golden girl” apparently naked in bed which stirred up my teenage hormones and Bond on the table as a red laser beam approached his most important appendage. Exciting. But thinking back I may never have seen a James Bond movie on the silver screen. Not even with “ Seen” Connery.I only saw them on TV or video later and to me only Sean Connery was the real Bond. Roger Moore was “ The Saint” by Leslie Charteris the very worst writer that ever got published. Roger was OK though. Another reason why I never saw any James Bond movies at the cinema was I would have to pay to see an imitator playing Bond. That was a double insult.

No Time To Die is the worst James Bond movie ever. A woke disaster that makes zero meaning. A disgust to all James Bond fans. Fundamentally pissing all over us. Even my wife that only likes Bond movies due to his 6-pack and him being single through decades. Let’s be honest James Bond is not some tosser bloke who likes purple hair or a drag in a down town show. He lands women that mostly dies, villains and crazy gadgets in mind blowing sceneries. There is no such thing as one villain over ‘27 movies’. He fights one by one movie by movie. Craig’s narcissism demanded the death of James Bond connected to his exit whereby James Bond is way bigger than Craig will ever be, while none of his James Bond movies were anything special. The Broccoli family got fooled and probably thought killing their cash-cow was a high course to be pulled through no matter what common sense told them, as it always is with being woke ( just look at Disney). What a huge mistake that is impossible to come back from.

If Quantum of Solace is the worst Bond film, you are out of your mind and saved me two and a half hours that I could never recapture.

Sean connery was James bond,when he retired bond died,the best bond movies are all connerys rest are garbage