James Bond Movies In Order: The Best Way To Watch
The franchise has been running for over 50 years but rewatching the James Bond movies in order is still the best way to experience the series.
The twenty-third entry in Eon's James Bond franchise, Skyfall follows Bond (Daniel Craig) as he investigates a series of attacks on the MI6 agency. His investigation puts him in the sights of the villainous Raoul Silva (Javier Bardem), an ex-MI6 operative who has since turned to a life of cyberterror. With his own personal axe to grind, Bond must stop Silva before he destroys MI6 entirely.
The franchise has been running for over 50 years but rewatching the James Bond movies in order is still the best way to experience the series.
Daniel Craig is back as James Bond 007 in Skyfall, the 23rd adventure in the longest-running film franchise of all time. In "Skyfall," Bond’s loyalty to M (Judi Dench) is tested as her past comes back to haunt her. As MI6 comes under attack, 007 must track down and destroy the threat, no matter how personal the cost.
Skyfall proved that Bond 26 could get around James Bond's death in No Time To Die, but the 007 franchise won't repeat this trick for good reason.
If Daniel Craig had left the role of 007 after Skyfall, this change would have solved two problems that went on to plague the James Bond franchise.
Skyfall almost featured a different relationship between Raoul Silva and James Bond that would have ruined the iconic villain. Here's what changed.
Former James Bond director Sam Mendes opens up about why Spectre fell short of Skyfall's critical success, citing a rushed development cycle.
Director Sam Mendes reveals that early drafts of Skyfall’s script featured Daniel Craig’s James Bond teaming up with Javier Bardem’s Raoul Silva.
The opening parkour chase of Casino Royale was never outdone in the Daniel Craig James Bond movies, leaving that challenge set for Bond 26.
Villain monologues are one of the most beloved tropes of the James Bond films. From Dr. No to Blofeld, every great Bond villain has a great monologue.
From Jaws throwing 007 out of a plane in Moonraker to Raoul Silva's monologue in Skyfall, some James Bond villains had unforgettable introductions.
From Felix Leiter drowning in a sinking ship to Vesper Lynd drowning in a sinking building, James Bond fans have been heartbroken by character deaths.
The highest-grossing James Bond movie of each actor isn't always their best, like Sean Connery's Thunderball and Roger Moore's Moonraker.
Some of Daniel Craig's James Bond films, like Casino Royale and Skyfall, warrant more rewatches than others, like Spectre and Quantum of Solace.
Pierce Brosnan and Daniel Craig had to share the spotlight with supporting players like Wai Lin, Le Chiffre and Paloma in their James Bond adventures.
What are the best Daniel Craig Bond movies? From Casino Royale to No Time to Die, the actor had several hits and misses.
Die Another Day almost retired Judi Dench's M and replaced James Bond's boss, a move that would have ruined Skyfall's saddest Craig-era 007 twist.
From Daniel Craig's nuanced performance as James Bond to Adele's Oscar-winning theme, many aspects of Skyfall still hold up on its 10th anniversary.
James Bond movies like Octopussy can barely be enjoyed on the first viewing, but masterpieces like Goldfinger hold up to countless rewatches.
A third installment is always a guarantee when the first and second perform well. So, which are the best ever movie threequels, according to Ranker?
From intense action thrillers to moving dramas, the Ranker results are in for the best movies of 2012, including The Avengers and Looper.
Between a street racing movie, a society-threatening alien invasion flick, and a globe-trotting heist caper, their sequels are nothing of the sort.
Daniel Craig’s Bond era is the darkest and most bleak of the entire James Bond franchise. Here’s why the drastic shift is a good thing.