Timothy Dalton’s debut as James Bond was decades ahead of its time. Shifting away from the camp of the late Moore era, Dalton portrayed Bond exactly as Ian Fleming wrote him: a reluctant, cynical, and hyper-focused government assassin. This sleek Cold War thriller features a brilliant, twisting plot involving Soviet defections, diamond smuggling, and a spectacular fight hanging out the back of a cargo plane. 8. Licence to Kill (1989)
Written by Roald Dahl, this installment sends Bond to Japan. It features the definitive introduction of Ernst Stavro Blofeld (played by Donald Pleasence) inside a massive volcano lair, cementing the sci-fi direction of the late Connery era. 6. On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969) Rank: Masterpiece all james bond movies in order best
Roger Moore’s debut film immediately distinguished him from Sean Connery. Embracing the Blaxploitation film trend of the 1970s, Live and Let Die takes Bond to Harlem, New Orleans, and a fictional Caribbean island. The movie features an all-time great title track by Paul McCartney & Wings, a thrilling boat chase, and memorable villains like Baron Samedi. However, its cultural stereotypes have not aged well. 16. The Man with the Golden Gun (1974) Order: 9th Movie Actor: Roger Moore Timothy Dalton’s debut as James Bond was decades
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