Goldeneye

Pros: almost everything

Cons: plot lacks(common in most Bond Movies)

The Bottom Line: Yo! Check out the other participants please...

Review: Well I was hanging around Wal-Mart one fine day while my parents were having the oil changed, and I made my way from sports apparel, to the magazine stand, to the PS2 and Gamecube games, and finally over to the movies. I looked at the newer movies...

Pros: Excitement and gadgets galore, special effects, especially.

Cons: Violence, some nudity and language to beware of.

The Bottom Line: This is the first of Pierce Brosnan's as James Bond, he is the perfect specimen for more to come.

Review: Goldeneye is number 17 movie of the James Bond series. So who do they pick to play James Bond, none other than the debonair Pierce Brosnan. This would be the first of several movies that Pierce Brosnan does as James Bond. As usual, his movies take him ...

Pros: more modern Bond, good pacing

Cons: small continuity errors

The Bottom Line: I hate this bottom line thing.

Review: It's been six years since 1989's License to Kill and that suave British secret agent is back and, compared to the before mentioned movie, a lot better than ever. A new actor brings the super spy to life in 1995's GoldenEye . I would ...

Pros: Martin Campbell, Pierce Brosnan, Sean Bean, depth of story and characters, score

Cons: nothing

Review: In the early 90s, James Bond was wrapped up in a legal battle which kept the agent out of action for 6 years. When he was finally free on all entanglements, the producers were faced with a series of questions and options. All attempts to distance Bond...

Pros: All the Bond essientals, and an Inspired Brosnan performance

Cons: Horrid Score, Machine Gun reliance

The Bottom Line: GoldenEye is a classic Bond film. It set the standard for 007 in the second generation of Bond.

Review: GoldenEye is the Bond film of a generation, the first one I ever saw, and a downright classic to me. Everything works with this film. It has one of the series best, if not the best villian, the best debut for a Bond actor through Pierce Brosnan, a great...

Pros: One of the best Bond films ever released. Dramatic and action packed to boot!

Cons: None that I can think of.

The Bottom Line: The rebirth of the 007 franchise, Goldeneye is one movie you won't want to miss, and chances are you can't.

Review: Pierce Brosnan reprises the role of one of the most famous characters in cinematic history in Goldeneye, the 18th feature in the longest and most successful film series ever. As James Bond, Brosnan succeeds in filling some pretty big shoes left...

Pros: Action, action, action...great story, plenty of humor and dry wit, beautiful women. Everything you could want in a Bond film. Brosnan's best performance to date.

Cons: The tacky advertisements are dismaying to true Bond fanatics.

Review: Pierce Brosnan’s intro into the Bond series in Goldeneye is his best to date, and in fact may be the most convincing 007 ever, but even that distinction is still up for debate. Nevertheless, the 1995 is destined to be a classic among 007 fanatics...

Pros: So happy that unadulterated Bond is back

Cons: Well, he's a playboy again

The Bottom Line: So Bond really returns, the real one.

Review: As Pierce Brosnan’s first Bond appearance, this was great. I thought for a while I might miss Roger Moore again or for that matter Sean Connery, but surprisingly I didn’t. And what about Timothy Dalton? Well, he’s only a memory now after he made a mess...

Pros: Action

Cons: the plot is a little dull

The Bottom Line: If your bored watch this movie. If your not bored watch this movie.

Review: Because of this movie i am a pretty big James Bond fan. The old James Bond movies were pretty boring, but this one is different. This movie has action, terrorists, threats, babes, and drag racing (now thats my kind of movie).
Peirce Brosnan plays...

Pros: action, good plot, good times!

Cons: ended far too soon!

The Bottom Line: Watch it over and over and I promise you wont be dissappointed. Fall in love with Bond in this flick, it definitely wont a challenge!

Review: I will always remember that long December day when I streched out in front of the tv and glued my eyes to the screen. My 12 year old self was magically trasported to a world of class, beauty, high life and of course action. It had everything I wanted....