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The Brosnan films are all so bad that I cannot rank them

posted 5 years ago by TreeShaman (806)
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I'm at a point where I might consider Die Another Day to be his best just because the first hour is actually very good before it goes downhill very quickly. GoldenEye is trash, this one starts well but quickly loses steam, and TWINE is just simply bad outside of a few decent scenes. I can't find any redeeming qualities in these films, and Brosnan himself was pretty awful in the role. There's no point even trying to rank them. GE always ranks highly, but has anyone actually watched it since 1995? It's really not aging well.

[–] Stratego (31075) 5 years ago

I recently saw GoldenEye in the theater. Still great, my favourite Bond movie.

[–] kwestmo (4385) 5 years ago

I concur Brosnan's series was not good.

However, DAF may be the worst Bond movie ever; the only saving graces are the over-the-top performances of Jill St. John and Charles Gray. And that is a judgement call.

[–] BillySlater (4282) 3 years ago

DAF is one of my worst too but I still think I would watch DAF over Tomorrow Never Dies any day of the week.

[–] FootOfDavros (8702) 3 years ago

DAD > TND > Goldeneye > TWINE

[–] Interlepos (1818) 3 years ago

>> GoldenEye is trash

Lol.

[–] [deleted] 3 years ago

Oof.

GoldenEye is the clear top position for me, not only in Brosnan's films but for James Bond as a whole. I do concede that I too have difficulty ranking Tomorrow Never Dies & The World Is Not Enough not because they're so bad but because they're of roughly equal footing for me. Hard to pick a favorite between the two.

I'm going to rewatch Die Another Day tonight so I'll see how I rank that after a revisit.