Best Ever Bond (2002)

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Roger Moore presents the ten best sequences ever to have appeared in the James Bond series, and cast members recall their favourite moments.

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23 January 2005 | dr_scott
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| Best Ever?
Okay, I'll admit it: I'm a sucker for James Bond--the films and the minutiae which it took to create them. Granted, I am not particularly unique; that's why in a few short years we'll be celebrating the 50th anniversary of "Dr. No"'s release. Anyway, I've watched "Best Ever Bond" a couple of times now, and I'm recommending it even though the premise feels a bit forced--a bit like the plot of "Never Say Never Again". Why the necessity to do a top 10 list? I enjoyed the comments of the actors who've played Bond, along with the people whom you never hear from--like Sarah Donohue, who piloted the boat that Bond chases around London at the opening of "The World is Not Enough". If the producers of "Best Ever Bond" would have given us a bit more of the people who made the films and less of the "What's next in our countdown?" superficiality, then they could have created a must-have addition to any Bond fan's collection. As it is, it's still an enjoyable, above-average piece of work.

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The Top 10 moments were:

  • 10. "Bond... James Bond" (Dr. No (1962))
  • 9. The parachute fight (Moonraker (1979))
  • 8. Blofeld revealed (You Only Live Twice (1967))
  • 7. Mrs Bond is murdered (On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969))
  • 6. The ultimate ski jump (The Spy Who Loved Me (1977))
  • 5. Jill Masterson is painted gold (Goldfinger (1964))
  • 4. St. Petersburg tank chase (GoldenEye (1995))
  • 3. Honey Rider emerges from the sea (Dr. No (1962))
  • 2. River Thames boat chase (The World Is Not Enough (1999))
  • 1. Goldfinger's laser torture: "Do you expect me to talk?" (Goldfinger (1964))

Goofs

Bert Luxford claims that his "first real cue" during the laser sequence was Goldfinger's line "No, Mr. Bond, I expect you to die!" However, that line couldn't have been his cue, because Gert Fröbe could not speak English. He delivered his lines on set in German, which was then dubbed by an English-speaking voice actor in post production. The line "No, Mr. Bond, I expect you to die!" would never have been uttered for him to hear.

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Genres

Action | Adventure | Documentary

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Release Date:

22 November 2002

Language

English

Country of Origin

UK

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