I admit seeing ANY part of Joe Don Baker's ass is pretty uncalled for in a movie, but I don't remember seeing much of anything really. I mean maybe I've blocked it out from memory, I have a copy of the movie I could go back and look, but I’m not watching Goldeneye to see how much of Joe’s ass I can see. I recall it was a small patch of skin you could just pretend it was his underarm.

I actually kind of thought that bit was kind of funny. Lame? Oh, yes.

I think “Die Another Day” should just be listed completely like you did for Moonraker.

I loved Goldeneye, (I must really be blocking that scene), the second two follow ups were okay, but not great, “Die Another Day,” ughh, I was starting to think “where’s Timothy Dalton when you need him? “

And I hear that is bad thing to start thinking.

Maybe Mitchell does deserve the number 10 spot afterall.

I have to disagree about Moonraker.   As I get older I am really appreciating Moonraker more and more.   It is a wildly fun movie with great characters and a great plot to wipe out the human race and start over.   Also the score by John Barry is so awesome, it even makes the Space Marines battle dramatic.    

 The problem is, with your #1, it's actually becoming more and more probable as time progresses. Both US and UK military and civilian projects are bringing it closer to reality. 

Rip Moonraker all you want (and it deserves it) but that was one of the most successful Bond movies until Pierce came along. 

I never expect Gone With The Wind moments in Bond movies. I go to be entertained and Bond has been doing that for years. I liked the invisible car and you knew someone was going to crash into it. Plus that was another Bond movie that made a ton of money.

I guess I would suggest sticking to Bourne movies if Bond is too cheesy for you.  Eventually the gadgets are typical Bond moments are going to makes it way back into the films. 

I loved Moonraker.  I am tired of it being ridiculed.  If you want to stop to think about things, don't go to a James Bond film.  As for J W Pepper, the character was obviously put in to counteract the perceived racism in Live and Let Die.  After all, many of the villains in the movie were black and the producers needed to make sure the film wasn't too racist.  I think Mr. Wint and Mr. Kidd were great villains.  The way they say they're lines make them humorous.  They come across much better than the overrated Pussy Galore, one of the most annoying Bond girls ever after Denise Richard's idiotic nuclear physicist.  Why wasn't Denise Richards put on the list?  She should be #1!!!  WORST BOND GIRL EVER!!!!!

lol, okay, i have to come clean and just say it. I have a fondness for all of those corny bits. I suppose it's because I saw them all when I was a kid in elementary school, staying up late to watch the ABC Bond nights. My brother and I loved the comedy parts, and as an adult, I still don't hate them. Even though I like the new Bond series, and I realize they're closer to the novels, I miss the gadgets and Q and martinis and classic one liners.

I think what happens sometimes is that when we see movies as kids, we like all the fun bits, and grow up with a fondness for them. If I had been an adult when View To a Kill came out, maybe I'd have thought it was more cheesey than I do. I don't think DIe Another Day was great, but conversely, if I had been nine when it came out, I'd probably love it. I think it's the same for other movies, like with the Ewoks. They were our favourite characters when my brother and I were little, and as an adult I was surprised to hear how people hated them and hoped they were going to be Wookies. Or Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. People trash it for having preposterous things, yet how is it any more preposterous than Temple of Doom. I know little kids who absolutely love Crystal Skull, and probably always will. But if an Indy movie comes out when they're 30, they'll hate it and call it corny ;) 

I get tired of people ripping on Tim Dalton.  His firs movie was awesome.  One of the best stories of all the movies, and the dude was kick ass.  I don't see the problem.

Dalton's 1st film was decent much better then the recent Moore films.  Actually OHMSS wasn't bad either once you get past the stigmata of George as Bond.

Anyway, for this list Denise Richards was the most unbelievable bond girl I hands down agree with that.  I remember cringing seeing Connery turn Japanese, Sorry Wint & Kidd cracked me up.  Moonraker should still be the #1 embarassment of a film then followed by the invisible car and goofy race against the laser ice sequence for such a great beginning film sequence, it ended horribly.  I could go on and on about Bond but most of the rest of this list I agree with.  Allthough Grace Jones "Bond She-Male" WOW can you say creepy... trumps Wint & Kidd.

I think you should add all of Casino Royale.  I think it is the worst 007 film of all time.  People complain about Dalton being too serious in his movies but, Craig is so dull and serious, he makes the veiwer almost fall asleep.  The whole re-imaging of a more realistic Bond seems to be nothing more than an attempt to cash in on the serious mood of the Bourne movies.  Brosnan was doing just fine as Bond as indicated by Die Another Day's box office.  If he had returned for a fifth film, I am sure it would have been the first 007 to pass the $200 million mark.  Count me out on any of the new Bonds until the fun nature of the films returns.

  "Mr. Wint" was played by Bruce Glover who is Crispin Glover's old man