Which film is best to look at?

MilleniumForceMilleniumForce LondonPosts: 1,214MI6 Agent
I'm talking about the film itself, in set pieces, colours, locations etc.

Some of my favourites include DN, which uses bright colours, and I think the sea looks great in this film. MR for the same reason, and the space scenes look great and very different to any other Bond film. My last favourite one is AVTAK, purely because it uses snow, and lively locations like Paris and San Francisco.
1.LTK 2.AVTAK 3.OP 4.FYEO 5.TND 6.LALD 7.GE 8.GF 9.TSWLM 10.SPECTRE 11.SF 12.MR 13.YOLT 14.TLD 15.CR (06) 16.TMWTGG 17.TB 18.FRWL 19.TWINE 20.OHMSS 21.DAF 22.DAD 23.QoS 24.NSNA 25.DN 26.CR (67)
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  • ThunderpussyThunderpussy Behind you !Posts: 63,792MI6 Agent
    Three of the best looking Bonds for me would be.
    YOLT, MR and CR. -{
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  • PaperbillPaperbill FloridaPosts: 810MI6 Agent
    Thunderball
  • Gassy ManGassy Man USAPosts: 2,972MI6 Agent
    Any Connery film except Diamonds are Forever.
  • Matt SMatt S Oh Cult Voodoo ShopPosts: 6,596MI6 Agent
    I think You Only Live Twice, On Her Majesty's Secret Service, The Spy Who Loved Me and Moonraker are some of the best-looking Bond films. For sets, any Bond film that Ken Adam worked on has best sets. Nobody else has designed anything as cool as what he's done.
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  • 002002 New ZealandPosts: 558MI6 Agent
    No votes for Dr No...? That one has some stunning cinematography and iconic shots.
  • SpoffSpoff Posts: 244MI6 Agent
    I think Dr. No, Goldfinger and Thunderball all look great.

    I think Thunderball just edges it for me. But some of Goldfinger (in particular the Alps scene) is breathtaking. And as you say, the sea and tropical location in Dr. No looks gorgeous.

    Honourable mentions to Casino Royale, For Your Eyes Only and On Her Majesty's Secret Service.
  • AlphaOmegaSinAlphaOmegaSin EnglandPosts: 10,924MI6 Agent
    LALD has the perfect Balance of City, Jungle and Swamp -{
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  • SpoffSpoff Posts: 244MI6 Agent
    I think any of the ones where he goes to the Bahamas/ Jamaica etc always look great.

    Particularly the ones from the 60's. They literally make you wish you could be there, in that place, at that time.
  • Absolutely_CartAbsolutely_Cart NJ/NYC, United StatesPosts: 1,740MI6 Agent
    Dr. No
    You Only Live Twice
    For Your Eyes Only
    Die Another Day
    Quantum of Solace (when you can see whats going on)
  • The Red KindThe Red Kind EnglandPosts: 3,123MI6 Agent
    LALD and TB
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  • DevilMayCare007DevilMayCare007 Posts: 196MI6 Agent
    GF, TB, YOLT, MR, and CR
    Top 10 Bond Films
    1. Thunderball 2. FRWL 3. Casino Royale 4. TLD 5. OHMSS 6. SkyFall 7. GF 8. TSWLM 9. GE 10. FYEO
  • HardyboyHardyboy Posts: 5,882Chief of Staff
    I agree with the nominees so far, and I'm surprised no one has mentioned Skyfall. . .the photography is absolutely stunning!
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  • welshboy78welshboy78 Posts: 10,292MI6 Agent
    Thunderball for both birds and location!!!!!! -{

    Got a feeling SPECTRE in the snow is going to be absolutely stunning though
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  • Matt SMatt S Oh Cult Voodoo ShopPosts: 6,596MI6 Agent
    Hardyboy wrote:
    I agree with the nominees so far, and I'm surprised no one has mentioned Skyfall. . .the photography is absolutely stunning!

    But it lacks in the other departments like set pieces and locations.
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  • welshboy78welshboy78 Posts: 10,292MI6 Agent
    I thought some of the sets in Skyfall looked a little fake for some reason, the casino and island bothered me a little
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  • broadshoulderbroadshoulder Acton, London, UKPosts: 1,363MI6 Agent
    Hardyboy wrote:
    I agree with the nominees so far, and I'm surprised no one has mentioned Skyfall. . .the photography is absolutely stunning!

    Absolutely agree with you the casino in Macau and arrival in Shanghai are stunning

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  • cheldcheld Posts: 300MI6 Agent
    TWINE must be nominated because one gets to look at Sophie Marceau.
  • AlphaOmegaSinAlphaOmegaSin EnglandPosts: 10,924MI6 Agent
    MR -{

    The Amazon always blow me away.
    1.On Her Majesties Secret Service 2.The Living Daylights 3.license To Kill 4.The Spy Who Loved Me 5.Goldfinger
  • BlackleiterBlackleiter Washington, DCPosts: 5,615MI6 Agent
    Gassy Man wrote:
    Any Connery film except Diamonds are Forever.

    I agree, plus I'd add OHMSS and CR.
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  • Agent LeeAgent Lee Posts: 254MI6 Agent
    All the 60's Bond films are incredible to look at, largely thanks to Ken Adam and the locales.

    I've always loved the dark, muted 90's aesthetic of GE. Aged well I think.

    CR has a really great aesthetic that hearkens back to the Fleming novels in some way, for me at least. Just very "classic" looking.

    That all being said, it's obvious to me that SF is far and away the best looking Bond film ever, largely thanks to the Mendes/Deakins dynamic.
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  • FiremassFiremass AlaskaPosts: 1,910MI6 Agent
    It's increasingly hard to find a topic that Chrisisall hasn't already thought of: http://www.ajb007.co.uk/topic/44030/most-beautifullooking-bond-film/


    My favorite Bond films to look at are:

    Moonraker - Globetrotting to the best looking places on earth…and beyond!
    TSWLM- Roger Moore treks across the blazing desert of Egypt…and it looks amazing!
    Octopussy - So colorful in India. So grim in Berlin.
    Goldeneye - Soviet Missile Trains. USSR. Russia. Siberia. T-55 Tanks. St. Petersburg. Great model work, mood, and atmosphere.
    OHMSS - Piz Gloria. Winter. Switzerland.

    and TMWTGG. This one doesn't get enough credit in this regard, but it has some of the best style and gorgeous scenery of any Bond film.
    My current 10 favorite:

    1. GE 2. MR 3. OP 4. TMWTGG 5. TSWLM 6. TND 7. TWINE 8.DN 9. GF 10. AVTAK
  • UltimateTruthUltimateTruth Posts: 140MI6 Agent
    Been seeing Bond movies on the big screen since 1979....MR and FYEO are by far the best regarding breathtaking scenery caught onscreen. The moments that I distinctly remember are:
    MR=Bond meeting Goodhead on the observation platform in Rio, Amazon boat scenes
    FYEO=Bond stepping out on his hotel balcony in Cortina.........This scene cemented for me the Jet Set luxurious lifestlye that is James Bond....It was spectacular on the big screen

    The CGI crap in SF should not count!
  • FiremassFiremass AlaskaPosts: 1,910MI6 Agent
    Been seeing Bond movies on the big screen since 1979....MR and FYEO are by far the best regarding breathtaking scenery caught onscreen.

    Lucky man!
    My current 10 favorite:

    1. GE 2. MR 3. OP 4. TMWTGG 5. TSWLM 6. TND 7. TWINE 8.DN 9. GF 10. AVTAK
  • jamesm123jamesm123 LondonPosts: 182MI6 Agent
    TSWLM is great on a projector
  • BarbelBarbel ScotlandPosts: 36,191Chief of Staff
    Firemass wrote:
    Been seeing Bond movies on the big screen since 1979....MR and FYEO are by far the best regarding breathtaking scenery caught onscreen.

    Lucky man!

    Hey, I'm old*! I've been watching them on the big screen since the 60s! All of them- and YOLT tops 'em all.

    * though not as old as some.... <cough cough> BL <cough cough> :D
  • BarbelBarbel ScotlandPosts: 36,191Chief of Staff
    Firemass wrote:
    It's increasingly hard to find a topic that Chrisisall hasn't already thought of: http://www.ajb007.co.uk/topic/44030/most-beautifullooking-bond-film/

    :)) :)) :)) ain't that the truth!
  • ThunderpussyThunderpussy Behind you !Posts: 63,792MI6 Agent
    Chris has his finger on the pulse of Bond fandom. He's a Pioneer forging
    Forward, to the " Undiscovered Country" of new topics. :D {[]
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  • BlackleiterBlackleiter Washington, DCPosts: 5,615MI6 Agent
    Barbel wrote:
    Firemass wrote:
    Been seeing Bond movies on the big screen since 1979....MR and FYEO are by far the best regarding breathtaking scenery caught onscreen.

    Lucky man!

    Hey, I'm old*! I've been watching them on the big screen since the 60s! All of them- and YOLT tops 'em all.

    * though not as old as some.... <cough cough> BL <cough cough> :D

    I saw my first Bond film in a flipbook! I think it was entitled "Hey, Stop Spying Around Here!":))
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  • O07O07 Oxford, EnglandPosts: 50MI6 Agent
    The Lewis Gilbert films are gorgeous - YOLT, TSWLM & MR.
  • chrisisallchrisisall Western Mass, USAPosts: 9,061MI6 Agent
    Barbel wrote:
    Firemass wrote:
    Been seeing Bond movies on the big screen since 1979....MR and FYEO are by far the best regarding breathtaking scenery caught onscreen.

    Lucky man!

    Hey, I'm old*! I've been watching them on the big screen since the 60s! All of them- and YOLT tops 'em all.
    Yeah, I saw YOLT in cinema too, and it really does rule.
    Thank the 70's revival Bond double & triple features! {[]
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