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Every James Bond Film, Ranked From Worst To Best

The Style: The Broser pulls out the linen again for a cream herringbone two-piece, worn with a blue Oxford shirt.

The Car: A BMW Z8

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The Gadget: X-ray specs for “checking concealed weapons”

The One-Liner: “And I thought Christmas only comes once a year.”

16. Moonraker (1979)

Bond takes a cue from the success of Star Wars and goes into space. It has one of the series’ most iconic action sequences – Bond battling metal-toothed assassin Jaws on cable cars dangling 1,000ft over Rio De Janeiro’s Sugar Loaf Mountain – and for the most part it’s classic Roger Moore-era fun. Until Bond has to wrestle an unconvincing python and rockets off into space for a laser battle.

The Style: Banana space suit with matching Converse

The Car: A gondola that converts into a hovercraft

The Gadget: Wrist-mounted dart gun, which fires cyanide darts

The One-Liner: “He’s attempting re-entry, sir,” says Q, as Bond navigates his rocket back into the atmosphere/Dr Holly Goodhead.

15. You Only Live Twice (1967)

Bond fakes his own death so he can go to Japan undetected and investigate the mysterious disappearance of two spacecraft. What he finds there is the most Bond villain thing of all time: his arch nemesis Ernst Stavros Blofled – here played by Donald Pleasance – in a hollowed-out volcano base, complete with a rocket launch-pad and piranha-infested pools. It’s formulaic stuff but also Connery’s last great moment as Bond.

The Style: Tan linen sports shirt with camp collar and brown linen trousers

The Car: A Toyota 2000 GT convertible

The Gadget: A gyrocopter called “Little Nellie”

The One-Liner: “Just a drop in the ocean,” after an enemy car plunges into the Pacific

14. Spectre (2015)

After all the deep soul-searching of Skyfall, Spectre took a huge step backwards. It looks sexy as hell, not least for Daniel Craig’s steamy pairing with Léa Seydoux, but Spectre is surface-level adventure: girls, fights, and car chases. It also tries some clumsy reverse engineering to make the new Blofeld (Christoph Waltz) Bond’s sort-of brother and longtime nemesis, even though Bond only just met him.

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