We looked at the highest rated James Bond movies on Rotten Tomatoes. Considering that, according to the original plan, the new Bond with the film No Time to Die (No Time to Die) should have rushed to cinemas around the world on April 2 this year, but it was also stopped by the coronavirus, now is the perfect time to treat yourself to a movie marathon with the best Bonds of all time! This will make the wait for November 2020, when the new Bond is scheduled, easier.
Bond has become a brand over the decades and the cult: the actors (Sean Connery, David Niven, George Lazenby, Roger Moore, Timothy Dalton, Pierce Brosnan, Daniel Craig) reached their career peak in the role of Bond, the songs made for the films received Oscars, Grammys and occupied the highest places of the world music charts, Bond's cars set a new standard for every man's dreams, and more and more...
These are the 10 highest rated James Bond movies on Rotten Tomatoes!
1. GOLDFINGER (1964)
ROTTEN TOMATOES SCORE: 97 %
Film critics agree that the director's Goldfinger Guy Hamilton that movie in which James Bond (played by Sean Connery) the most authentic. It is in this film that there are also the most famous quotes (“A martini. Shaken, not stirred.”) and a whole range of gadgets that have become a trademark of the Bond brand. In this installment, Bond gets his own Aston Martin.
2. CASINO ROYALE (2006)
ASSESSMENT ON ROTTEN TOMATOES: 95 %
Casino Royale is the 21st James Bond adventure, directed by Martin Campbell and with Daniel Craig in the main role. This Bond is different in every way. Bond's character in Casino Royale is darker than usual, which is how Fleming originally described it.
3. DR. NO (1962)
ASSESSMENT ON ROTTEN TOMATOES: 95 %
Lots of humor, action and escapist thrills. The first James Bond film that launched the Bond brand itself into the world. And with style. He directed Terence Young, But he played Bond Sean Connery.
4. FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE (1964)
ASSESSMENT ON ROTTEN TOMATOES: 95 %
The second James Bond film is a razor sharp, lively thriller with a good number of action scenes. To the director To Terence Young managed to make a real "blockbuster". He played Bond Sean Connery.
5. SKYFALL (2012)
ASSESSMENT ON ROTTEN TOMATOES: 92 %
Skyfall is the 23rd Bond film. He directed it Sam Mendes, and he played Bond for the third time Daniel Craig. The Bond song she arranged was also a real hit Adele, and which climbed to the top of the music charts around the world. He also appeared in the film in the role of Raul Silva Javier Bardem. He got the movie two Oscars (for sound editing and for best original composition), two Bafta awards and two Grammys.
6. OPERATION THUNDERBALL (1965)
ASSESSMENT ON ROTTEN TOMATOES: 88 %
Eternal charm Sean Connery and luxurious, adventurous, fun shots from the director's direction Terence Young have elevated the fourth Bond film to one of the highest rated. A special feature of this film is the (too) many underwater shots.
7. ON HER MAJESTY'S SECRET SERVICE (1969)
ASSESSMENT ON ROTTEN TOMATOES: 80 %
The first and only film in which Bond acted George Lazenby. After five films, Sean Connery handed over the baton of agent 007 for good, in Bond style. She also plays probably the most intriguing Bond girl in the film, Tracy di Vincenzo (Diana Rigg). Amazing visual effects and some great ski action are the main assets of the sixth 007 film.
8. THE SPY WHO LOVED ME (1977)
ASSESSMENT ON ROTTEN TOMATOES: 79 %
Although the film already hints at many of the absurdities that will follow in subsequent films, The Spy Who Loved Me is shot in an elegant style, with even more sinister villains and a mischievous Roger Moore. The director's chair belonged to him for the first and last time to Lewis Gilbert.
9. GOLDENEYE (1995)
ASSESSMENT ON ROTTEN TOMATOES: 78 %
The first and best film with Pierce Brosnan moved the Bond series into a more modern context. The seventeenth in a row and the first to be urban, high-tech and full of action. To the director To Martin Campbell definitely managed to make a big leap. The film received two nominations for the award bafta, award BMI was given the soundtrack of the film, which also includes an unforgettable song Tina Turner, and the film also won an award MTV Movie Awards for best fight scene.
10. LICENSE TO KILL (1989)
ASSESSMENT ON ROTTEN TOMATOES: 76 %
This movie is darker than the others. He took on the role of Bond for the second and last time Timothy Dalton, which brought much more intensity to Bond's character. It was the first film that did not retain the original name of the Ian Fleming story from which the film was adapted. He directed the film for the fifth and last time John Glenn.
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