worst of the older bond movies

Such an awesome movie. Definitely one of the best in the Bond series. A few problems with the on-again/off-again gravity, but overall a highly entertaining adventure. A great villain, beautiful locales, hot chicks, nice boat chases, good fights, hang gliding, skydiving, outer space, and just the right quantity of one-liners. It's one of the only Bond films that doesn't have enormous stretches of boring during the first half. Overall, excellent.

MOONRAKER is considered one of the worst Bonds, but it's not THAT bad--it's just not that good, either. It's unquestionably well-produced, with lavish sets, state-of-the-art special effects, and another fine John Barry score. But it definitely lacks a sense of vitality--it's deadly slow at times--and Moore doesn't do much with it, nor does Lois Chiles, who's decidedly uncharismatic. Michael Lonsdale, however, is an enjoyably low-key villain, and Richard Kiel's Jaws makes a welcome return.

The weakest entry in the long-running James Bond series (with _A View to a Kill_ a close second), this is also one of the biggest moneymakers in the series and the most science fiction oriented. Practically a remake of _The Spy Who Loved Me_. Kiel returns from SWLM as indestructible hitman Jaws but he's played here as more of a cartoon than a threat; Lee makes his last appearance as M. Great special FX and a heartstopping opening stunt sequence but overall a bust

"The Fun One" ... really entertaining.

I don't really like bond movies

I like James Bond, but when he goes to outer space it starts reeking.

Passable. Moore makes everything fun.

worst piece of shit to ever have the james bond label.

The comedic element is worse than usual and the bad guy is among the worst of the franchise. Moore is still his charming, sexist self.

I liked Bond films more when I was younger, but there are some genuinely good ones in the series. Unfortunately, Moonraker was not really one of them.