James Bond: Ranked

10/10 The Bond franchise couldn't have asked for a better anniversary. This film has everything and I mean everything: A great story, amazing action, beautiful cinematography, a smart script, Daniel Craig, Javier Barden, Judi Dench, Sam Mendes and a surprise emotional core. The best James Bond movie ever.

10/10 The best classic Bond film hands down. Sean Connery simply is Bond, the film is endlessly entertaining and has a brilliant script and truly electrifying action. Pure gold.

9/10 Although it's a little slow to start, the suspenseful action sequences, terrific plot and great acting make this one of the very best Bond films and an awesome cold war thriller.

9/10 The best Roger Moore film hands down. The excellent Bond girl, amazing gadgets, perfect style, awesome action and superb villains make this a relentless burst of escapist heaven you just don't want to end. It is ludicrous, but in a good way.

9/10 Although it's a silly as ever, the great villains, Pierce Brosnan, amazing action sequences and memorable plot make this a golden moment in the Bond canon and the best of the Brosnan era.

9/10 Despite the messy story, this is yet another amazing Connery Bond film with dazzling action, fine direction, great characters and an irresistible sense of fun.

8/10 A haunting and intense reinvention of 007 with a great Daniel Craig performance, suspenseful action scenes and genuine emotional power. Please stop saying it's the best as it's also too long.

8/10 Although it's pretty by the numbers, the pleasing lack of self parody, fun action scenes and sense of serious tension make this one of the best Roger Moore films.

8/10 While the jokes fall flat and this is the one with Dr Christmas Jones (AKA the Jar Jar Binks of the James Bond franchise), the great villains, gob smacking action scenes and reasonably interesting storyline make this the most underrated Bond film.

8/10 George Lazenby is groan inducing, and the film is too long and slow but the amazing action sequences, emotional power and the greatest Bond girl of all time make this excellent if not majestic.

7/10 While far from the best in the series with it's slow pace, the fun action scenes, amazing sense of escapism and Sean Connery make this the fine start the franchise needed. Say yes to this one.

7/10 Yes it's the one where Bond fights some ridiculously un-menacing fictional Rupert Murdoch with a load of preposterous gadgets but at least it's fun and entertaining.

7/10 Although the villains (Boring!), finale (Despite that immortal one liner), Bond girls (Groan) and pacing leave a little to be desired, this is an interesting and unique Bond film with some great stunts.

7/10 Not the worst Bond movie, but one of the most disappointing. Spectre compensates for its mishandling of its villains, an often soulless script and a noticeable loss of momentum in the second half with a host of strong performances, some cracking action scenes and a general sense of fun, escapist Bond charm.

6/10 It's way too dark and is often boring, but with the genuinely good action scenes and intensity, mixed with some of the gadgets and escapism, it's less likely to alienate casual viewers than normal.

6/10 Despite Connery, the action, the escapism and the villains, don't be fooled by the hype. With it's overload of underwater set pieces, stock characters and lack of memorable moments it's OK and nothing more.

5/10 Just look at it as an epilogue to CR and as a cinematic revenge thriller showcasing Bond's darker and more human side and you won't be too disappointed.

5/10 Despite some entertaining moments and Christopher Lee, where's the memorable moments? Where's the gadgets? Where's a remote decent finale? Where's the excitement? Move along, nothing to see here.

4/10 Connery goes the motions in this occasionally fun but mostly ludicrous and uninspired bore. So does almost everyone else, including the writer and director.

4/10 Apart from some good moments, jarring tonal shifts, a whole load of silliness, boring acting and a lack of tension most of the time make this is a forgettable piece of formula. Yeah, the Roger Moore era really was a bit rubbish.

4/10 The Twilight of the James Bond films. Despite Dalton doing his best and some tense moments, the action, writing, direction, characters and performances are never anything more than OK and it's soulless, bland and 2 dimensional.

3/10 You knew this was coming. Despite some good elements, we have to get through all of that awful CGI, a terrible villain and wooden dialogue. No gadget could have saved Bond from this disaster.

3/10 A laughably un-thrilling, overly comic and badly acted science fiction comedy flop instead of a Bond movie, this is merely self parody. Eject this one into space.

3/10 This lazy, irritating and badly acted Bond bomb is the worst Bond film ever. Remember the car crash in Casino Royale? That represents this movie.