I really don't think A View to a Kill is that bad. Moore was older but it was an enjoyable film.
Die Another Day starts off quite well but goes downhill, as if it goes in another direction where everything had to be over the top.

I wouldn't say forgotteon. I remember the poison pill dialogue plus the "trust is everything in this business" line at the end of the film.

I hate Roger Moore and typically can't stand his Bond films (most of them) but DAD takes the cake as worst Final outing.

Zorin is a better villain than Colonel Moon. At least he had a better plan.

I didn't think A View to a Kill was that bad. A bit boring, but not nearly as boring as The Man with the Golden Gun. The Bond girls were bad, but Christopher Walken was an awesome villain.
Die Another Day is part of the age when CGI was "new" and Hollywood went nuts over it. There's nothing to like about it or Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones. Watching them will literally warp your mind so bad that you lose intelligence.

Christopher Walken pinning Grace Jones to the ground and forceably making out with her was etched into my 9 year-old brain and has affected my sexuality.
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First of all, congrats on this great topic. AVtaK vs. DAD is a hilariously awesome battle of the worst Bonds. But, I do have a favorite
Let's get the bad out of the way, Die Another Day is without a doubt for me, the worst Bond flick. I watched all the Bond films up through Quantum of Solace a couple years ago, and Die Another Day really stood out as almost a complete dumpster fire of a Bond movie. The 'opening gambit' is actually pretty good, but right after Bond escapes from the hospital boat or whatever it was, and walks into that Chinese 5 star hotel, the movie enters a surreal zone of complete garbage. I actually kind of enjoyed it back in 2002 when I saw it in the theater as a 15 year old, but coming back to it at the ripe old age of 25, it's just awful. I'd go on, but I really can't remember too many specifics about the film. Brosnan tries admirably but can't save it. The fencing scene was kinda cool. The invisible car is kind of dumb but whatever. The CGI lava-ice surfing is pretty horrendous. Was there a villain? I can't even recall at this point. I do remember the infra-red image of Halle Berry graphically straddling Bond, so there's something.
A View to a Kill is a bad Bond movie but I can't hate it. They used to show it on TBS so much during those Bond marathons that I have a kind of sick nostalgia for the movie now. Christopher Walken pinning Grace Jones to the ground and forceably making out with her was etched into my 9 year-old brain and has affected my sexuality. Roger Moore as the 60 year old Bond is charming in a grandfatherly sort of manner (he refuses to bone the 14 year old!). I don't know, the movie is just damnedly watchable to me. Unlike Die Another Day.

I kind of don't really understand why Roger Moore doesn't like the scene involving Christopher Walken machine gunning down his employees down in the mind shaft. It was just a perfect example of just how utterly psychotic and unpredictable of an opportunity that Bond had to go up against. Maybe Roger thought that particular scene was way too dark (especially for his Bond universe) and needlessly took things to the extreme.

There is NOTHING enjoyable about AVTAK outside of the title song and Walken, how anyone can rank it ahead of DAD blows my mind with sheer stupidity. People constantly bitch about the terrible CGI, do you sheep on the bandwagon realize that Die Another Day had an excellent first half? It was only in the final 45 minutes that it went to hell.
Due to it's first half, it EASILY ranks ahead of some of the more boring entries like AVTAK, OP, DAF, TMWTGG, and QoS.
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I prefer AVTAK over the Brosnans films (cept GE , that was good) , also the plot seemed down to Earth for a Bond.
Beach Boys in the intro was kinda corny , besides that it was a cool PTS.

AVTAK is better then DAD. Max Zorin was a real evil sadistic villain which I like, not some idiot who turns from a North Korean Mongoloid into some white British entrepreneur like Gustav Graves. Roger Moore, Christopher Walkin, and Grace Jones did great in the movie. The only gripe is the Bond girl Stacey Sutton played by Tanya Moore who was a crybaby wimp. At least, she did not act ghetto like Halle Berry did in DAD.
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A View To A Kill is so much more enjoyable, yes its got May Day, Bond girl that screams alot, worst opening sequence and grandpa Bond but at least its very watchable. But Die Another Day is just so incredibly boring, its should actually be considered an accomplishment to make such a bad film!

DAD ending was so crappy. At least in AVTK you have the typical Moore/Bond ending with Q knowing his boy Bond is still "Bonding" and M wondering where he is.
DAD was good up to the Hong Kong part with that Hotel concierge/Bond-ally guy. Afterwwards it was terrible.
AVTK bond girl's were far better.

Roger Moore was the "king of sorts" of ludicrous Bond movies given that he did
Moonraker
. At least unlike
DAD
,
MR
from the very jump, knew what kind of movie it was (unlike
DAD
, which had the very dark and gritty premise of Bond being captured and tortured in North Korea) and had some classy sets and great stunts (i.e. the opening free fall involving Bond and Jaws) to make up for it.

DAD
seemed to aiming more to be like
xXx
and
The Matrix
than
Star Wars
(even w/ then new prequels around, I still associate
Moonraker
as the Bond movie that most tried to ape or capitalize off of
Star Wars
).

All in my opinion, no disrespect to anyone.
I do believe Die Another Day is horrible. It's the Bond producers trying to capitalize on the Star Wars CGI craze of the late 90s to mid 2000s. Even Moore, who is humble and defends fellow Bond actors/films, thought this was a turd. He should knew he made a few himself, A Man with a Golden Gun, Octopussy.
Diamonds are Forever and A Man with a Golden Gun were boring.

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DAD is garbage. AVTAK at least has some isolated pleasures. Outside of the first ten minutes, there are none in DAD.
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The "final Bonds" are all a mixed - and rather guilty - pleasure. DAF, OHMSS and LtK aren't quite the masterpieces either.
At the very least, DAD has a couple of very high highlights - and it lets you down only during the last third of the movie.

A View to A Kill is a sub-par Bond film but its not as bad as the CGI overload of Die Another Day.

Die Another Day
is easily worse. Not only that, it's easily the worst of the entire series.
A View to a Kill
doesn't even reach the bottom five for me.
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A view to a kill was horrible. How could you like this movie other than the villain or song.

If we're talking Eon films only, Diamonds are Forever is the worst final film for a Bond actor. It was not a good way for Sean Connery to bow out, at all. They paid him a ludicrous sum of money to return, plus a share of the film's profits, and I guess all the budget went on him. The action was poor, the Bond girl ludicrous, the tone was too camp and comical when we needed a gritty follow up to OHMSS. Connery looked bored throughout it.
If we include non Eon movies, Never Say Never Again wasn't that bad. I thought it better than Diamonds, and possibly better than the film it was a remake of, Thunderball. When talking about the entire franchise, including non Eon productions, then Die Another Day is the worst 'final' film for a Bond actor. It's not likely that Craig's last film will be as bad as that.
AVTAK was not the best, but I still found it entertaining. I liked Christopher Walken's villain.
License to Kill I liked. I think it's a very underrated film, and almost a remake of Yojimbo, or A Fistful of Dollars, where Bond infiltrates into the enemy's trust ,and undermines his organisation from within.
It's not really fair to include Dalton, because he was intended to come back for at least one more. The protracted court case put paid to him coming back. Lazenby too, as OHMSS is his only film. Opinions may vary, but I thought OHMSS one of the best films of the series.
Actually David Niven as Bond in the 1967 version of Casino Royale, in his first and last appearance, must be the worst!