Favourite Bond Movie, Villain, Girl, etc...

You'd think that the term Bond girl refers to allies of Bond during a film. Elektra's character cleverly uses this expectation and subverts it.

Oh okay, it's just if you google top ten Bond girls, and read people's lists, Electra King and Xenia Onatopp are on those lists.

Well this is the thing – you can't not call Elektra a Bond girl even though she's ultimately the villain. She's just unusual in the history of the films.

Guys can anyone tell me why is the no time to die poster so unoriginal?
Like seriously bond pictured with a wall behind him....

Another thing about No Time to Die is the font. Looks like a Broadway Vaudeville show font or something like that.

Well some people pick the early Bond villains as the best cause they were the pioneers. But what is more important when picking... Do you pick based on who pioneered it, or who did it best overall, regardless if they came late in the game or not?

I think my favorite Bond girl was Rosemund Pike from Die Another Day.



Although I didn't like the movie, I really like her as an actress, and I loved her character in the movie.

On Her Majesty's Secret Service is my favorite Bond movie so far.



Diana Rigg was great as Bond's wife, and the sad ending really moved me.

Blofeld was an iconic villain, the inspiration for Dr. Evil in Austin Powers.

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Best Bond actor - I like them all, but if I had to choose it would be Daniel Craig.
Favourite Bond movie - Probably Tomorrow Never Dies.
Favourite Bond Theme - Goldeneye.
Favourite Bond Villain - Jaws.
Favourite Bond Girl - Wai Lin (She is more than a pretty face, she also kicks ass).
Favourite gadget - The mobile phone that remotely drives Bonds BMW in Tomorrow Never Dies.
Favourite vehicle - BMW from Tomorrow Never Dies.

Worst Bond Actor - ........
Worst Bond Film - For your eyes only.

Other Spy that could give Bond tough competition - Michael Weston (From my favourite TV show Burn Notice).

When it comes to picking Bond girls, should I choose based on libido, or based on character development? I was watching the Siskel and Ebert episode where they chose the best Bond girl and Ebert says "i'll think I'll function as a critic, instead of a libido", and he says this to Siskel after Siskel chooses based on libido. He says it at 6:55 into the clip:



So I am wondering should you choose as a critic, or based on libido?