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Since he first appeared on the big screen in 1962, James Bond has become a worldwide

With 24 "official" James Bond adventures and three "unofficial" films, the franchise can

be a bit overwhelming, especially if you're new to the series.

Some of these movies remain classics today, while others…not so much.

Let's take a look at every James Bond film ever made, and rank them from worst to best.

Chances are good this list will leave you shaken and stirred...

Due to some behind-the-scenes drama, producer Charles Feldman opted to make his version

of Casino Royale a satire, casting comedic actor Peter Sellers as one of many James Bonds

— it gets complicated — and Orson Welles as Le Chiffre.

Despite being a spoof, 1967's Casino Royale is more cheesy and cringe-inducing than actually

funny, and can easily be skipped on your next Bond-a-thon.

"This is an historic day in our saga Sir James.

The day SMUSH finally eliminated the original James Bond."

Roger Moore's final appearance as James Bond in A View to a Kill is by far his weakest.

Moore delivers a performance that could be described as zombie-like, dozing his way through

Making matters worse, the plot is nearly non-existent.

It centers on a Silicon Valley magnate played by Christopher Walken who wants to control

And although Walken and his henchwoman, played by Grace Jones, do a fine job with what they

were given, their performances couldn't redeem this movie.

Roger Moore's second outing as Bond in The Man with the Golden Gun was also pretty shabby.

The movie tries too hard to be flashy, and nearly everything overshadows Moore himself.

The kung-fu scenes seem cheesy and tacked on, and there's a decided lack of typical

Bond spy gadgetry — replaced with impossibilities like flying cars.

On the plus side, the movie does offer two of the coolest "bad guys" of the series: Christopher

Lee as Scaramanga and Hervé Villechaize as his henchman, Nick Nack.

Director John Glen resorted to a tired formula for Octopussy.

Of all the Roger Moore Bond films, this one might just be the cheesiest.

Featuring jewelry heists, a cult, and a world domination storyline involving nuclear weapons,

Octopussy suffers from an overabundance of plot and an underwhelming lack of substance.

And remember Bond's ridiculous disguises in the movie?

James Bond might be a movie icon, but his first on-screen appearance was actually on

In 1954, Casino Royale was produced as an episode of the CBS anthology drama called

Which was actually performed and broadcast live.

Starring Barry Nelson as Bond and Peter Lorre as Le Chiffre, the episode was mostly faithful

to the novel, except that Bond is an American CIA agent instead of MI6.

It's not a terrible take on the stories, per se, but it doesn't have the production value

That said, it's still pretty impressive that they pulled it off in front of a live audience

Pierce Brosnan's second outing as James Bond was the same suave and smooth double-oh agent

we'd come to know in GoldenEye, and his onscreen chemistry with Teri Hatcher steams up every

Also, Jonathan Pryce presents a much more realistic villain than normal: a media mogul

who attempts to start a war in order to boost his news market share.

"I may have some breaking news for you, Elliott."

However, despite the shiny exterior and new arsenal of gadgets, there's very little new

ground explored in Tomorrow Never Dies, and it plays a little too safe to stand out in

Brosnan's Bond outings might've all been good in terms of his personality, but there is

still way too much formula in play with The World is Not Enough.

And while most of the supporting cast was solid — including Sohie Marceau as Elektra

King and Robert Carlyle as Renard — the overall acting of the pic took a major hit

with Denise Richards' portrayal of nuclear physicist Christmas Jones.

For his final stint as James Bond, Pierce Brosnan gave his best performance in the role

Perhaps he had the solid plot to thank — well, apart from that space laser bit.

The film successfully evoked the feel of classic Bond films with throwback imagery like Halle

And many of the action sequences were actually exciting, like the fight between Jinx and

Unfortunately, Die Another Day's special effects do not always hold up.

This movie's main flaws revolve around the unimpressive main villain Mr. Big and his

plot to give away free heroin in order to get a corner on the market.

Despite this, it's still an adequate entry in the franchise, and Jane Seymour as Solitaire

remains one of the best Bond girls to date.

Daniel Craig's second outing as James Bond suffers some fundamental flaws, like the villain

Dominic Greene and his plot to monopolize Bolivia's fresh water supplies.

That's a pretty boring idea for an international caper.

On the other hand, it's also a pretty dark film, with Bond set on revenge and not a tongue-in-cheek

Olga Kurylenko is great as a Bond girl, and the inferno fight in the final act is the

In this installment, we finally get to see our hero come face to face with Blofeld, the

leader of the shadowy organization SPECTRE.

That might've been exciting in an of itself, but at times, the film's plot seems a little

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