James Bond Movies: Sean Connery Era
Sean Connery's legendary portrayal that established the cinematic Bond template, combining suave sophistication with deadly efficiency. These films feature the classic Ken Adam production design, John Barry's iconic scores, and the wonderful balance of action, humor, and style that defined 1960s Bond.
While largely episodic, these films established key characters like Q and Moneypenny, and showcase Bond at his most effortlessly cool. Diamonds Are Forever represents Connery's official farewell to the role, although he eventually returned one last time in the unofficial Never Say Never Again (listed in the Release Order).
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Dr. No
Agent 007 is sent to Jamaica to investigate the mysterious Dr. No, a scientific genius plotting to sabotage the U.S. space program. Bond must infiltrate the villain's island fortress and stop his diabolical scheme before it's too late.
From Russia with Love
Agent 007 faces off against the secret crime organization SPECTRE in this second James Bond adventure, as he travels to Istanbul to retrieve a crucial decoding device. Bond must navigate deadly encounters and romantic intrigue while battling Russian operatives who are using a beautiful woman to lure him into their trap.
Goldfinger
Special agent 007 faces off against the notorious villain Goldfinger, a powerful tycoon plotting a devious scheme against Fort Knox that threatens the world's economy.
Thunderball
Secret agent James Bond travels to the Bahamas to stop a criminal organization that has stolen two nuclear bombs and is demanding a massive ransom. Racing against time, Bond must prevent global catastrophe in this high-stakes underwater adventure.
You Only Live Twice
James Bond travels to Japan to investigate mysterious spacecraft disappearances that are pushing the world's superpowers toward war, leading to a confrontation with his nemesis Blofeld.
Other Film Series
Fast and Furious
Street racing saga that evolved into a globe-spanning action franchise centered on family and high-octane heists.
G.I. Joe
A live-action franchise based on the toy line, featuring military action films with continuity complications between the main series and later reboot attempts.
Lethal Weapon
A buddy cop action series following the partnership between unstable detective Martin Riggs and veteran sergeant Roger Murtaugh through four films.
Mad Max
A post-apocalyptic action franchise following the lone warrior Max Rockatansky as he navigates a dangerous wasteland filled with marauders and survivors.
Maze Runner
A dystopian sci-fi trilogy following Thomas and the Gladers as they escape the maze and uncover the truth about their post-apocalyptic world.
Predator
Elite alien hunters stalk Earth throughout history, seeking the most dangerous prey in brutal combat.