What Bond movies to get next?

[slain]

Every 2-3 weeks my mom goes out and gets me 2 new DVD's. Lately, I've been really into the 007 series, so that's what I've been asking for. These are the ones I own currently:

- A View To A Kill (Meh, it was alright. My first Moore movie.)

- You Only Live Twice (My first Connery movie, and it was so badass.)

- Thunderball (Quite boring until the last hour or so, but still good.)

- Tomorrow Never Dies (It was alright. Something seemed off though.)

- The World Is Not Enough (My second favorite Bond movie, just fantastic.)

- The Living Daylights (I know most people can't stand Dalton, but I love him. My favorite Bond movie.)

- Goldeneye (Decent film, but I'd rather play the video game.)

- From Russia With Love (Still haven't seen it all, I got it yesterday. From what I've seen it's decent.)

- Live And Let Die (I didn't expect much, especially after I saw AVTOAK, but it was excellent.)

- Die Another Day (Much better than I had heard.)

So, what ones should I get next? No matter what, I think I'm going to get the collection, but I just want to know what ones I should get first. Thanks.

Edited March 24, 2008 by slain

[GoGo Yubari]

You've seen Casino Royale by now, right? If not, that. Also, Dr. No.

Edited March 24, 2008 by GoGo Yubari

[Clawson]

Goldfinger and The Living Daylights. One is my personal favourite and the other is a shit movie with a kick ass Bond.

[LexChaney]

Licence to Kill is a great Bond film and one you should get I think that its a lot better than The Living Daylights and it has Dalton in it who is the best Bond .

[brenchill]

The Dalton films are good, but not to everybodys taste, but seeing as your a fan why not add License To Kill to your collection. I'd suggest Goldfinger. It's not only my favourite Bond film but it's also one of my favourite films of all time. It's got a great story and a great villain. Dr. No is great, too. Plus it's got the hottest Bond girl.

[Vilge Duin]

Aside from what's been mentioned, I've always been fond of The Spy Who Loved Me for some reason. The best Roger Moore Bond movie for me.

Casino Royale though is an absolute must.

[GRIFT]

The Man with the Golden Gun is the most tolerable of the Roger Moore era films and has one of the most under appreciated villains.

[ChrisSteeleAteMyHamster]

On Her Majesty's Secret Service. Watch it without resentment or bias and you'll enjoy it.

Leave it too long and the world will colour your vision.

...Or go for Diamonds Are Forever cos it's got more of a sense of humour and absurd to it...

Edited March 24, 2008 by ChrisSteeleAteMyHamster

[GoGo Yubari]

On Her Majesty's Secret Service. Watch it without resentment or bias and you'll enjoy it.

Leave it too long and the world will colour your vision.

Oh right. I always forget that, but yeah, it's absolutely wonderful. Plus it has the best instrumental theme in Bond history ignoring the main theme itself.

[Vamp]

From Russia with Love decent? You disgust me, it's truely a brilliant film.

Although I'm biased as I love the book, but still, shame on you...

[Thatz]

Get Licence to Kill (it has Dalton) and one of the classics, like Goldfinger or The Spy Who Loved Me.

It's cool that you're slowly collecting the movies though, this summer I'd like to splurge and buy all of them at once if I can find a good deal on a box set.

[Herr Matzat]

Clearly Goldfinger

[alldaws1]

If you haven't seen them all and plan to get all of them anyway, I'd probably just get them in order from Dr. No to Casino Royale. It's not like they follow on directly from one film to the next but still, I'd prefer to have the older ones first if I was going for the whole set.

[Heel Turn]

Goldfinger, On Her Majesty's Secret Service, License to Kill, Dr. No, and Moonraker. In that order.

[Liam]

Not adding much, but yeah, Goldfinger has to be bought.

[Guest Ant]

Wow no love at all for Octopussy..that Bond movie is tremendously underrated.