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Telly is a much better Blofeld than the dude in Diamonds Are Forever.

You Only Live Twice, with the iconic Donald Pleasence.

Sean Connery is the same age as I am when he did this one. Crazy how much older people look back then compared to now.

George Lazenby was 29 in his outting, and he looked 40.

DancesWithWerewolves wrote:Sean Connery is the same age as I am when he did this one. Crazy how much older people look back then compared to now.

George Lazenby was 29 in his outting, and he looked 40.

Wow 29

Such a shame about making him Japanese, lol.

Time for The Man With The Golden Gun. Possibly the one I remember the least about. This and Octopussy.

The Man With The Golden Gun

Another big shift in placement. While watching it, some scenes came back, though vague, but clearly enjoyed it a lot more than I did before.

That slide whistle is still stupid though.

I think that's my second favorite Moore movie!

It actually just nudged out The Spy Who Loved Me as my top Moore, and Live & Let Die used to be the top one before this marathon.

The Spy Who Loved Me
Live and Let Die
For Your Eyes Only
The Man With the Golden Gun
Octopussy
Moonraker
A View to a Kill Me for Watching This

Live and Let Die
The Man with the Golden Gun
The Spy Who Loved Me


Octopussy (dumb but really fun)


Moonraker (dumb but fun at times)


For Your Eyes Only (so boring)
A View to a Kill (disaster)

Man, I really dug For Your Eyes Only. Wonder what I'm seeing that none of you are.

Guess the movie is For My Eyes Only.

Jason wrote:Man, I really dug For Your Eyes Only. Wonder what I'm seeing that none of you are.

Guess the movie is For My Eyes Only.

Me and Monster love it

Just curious how repetitive the Bond movies feel when you binge watch them?

Foo wrote:Just curious how repetitive the Bond movies feel when you binge watch them?

A little bit, but no more than like a Friday the 13th marathon. Well, maybe a little more since there's more installments.

On Octopussy now, so I'll have completed the Roger Moore stuff here in a couple hours.

It's funny how A View To A Kill will probably wind up at the bottom of the list overall, but the soundtrack is probably top 3 for me.

Looks like I missed Quantum of Solace as a short story. *shrug* Oh well, since I have that one on blu ray, I'm not going to be concerned. I'm trying to run out all the ones I don't own now before my Starz trial is done

DancesWithWerewolves wrote:

Foo wrote:Just curious how repetitive the Bond movies feel when you binge watch them?

A little bit, but no more than like a Friday the 13th marathon.

Was thinking of that comparison, but a F13 marathon is so much shorter. Like one is a day, and the other is a fulltime job. :p

Foo wrote:

DancesWithWerewolves wrote:

Foo wrote:Just curious how repetitive the Bond movies feel when you binge watch them?

A little bit, but no more than like a Friday the 13th marathon.

Was thinking of that comparison, but a F13 marathon is so much shorter. Like one is a day, and the other is a fulltime job. :p

I had edited my post, lol