Dr. No

I liked this. The oldest Bond movies have this exotic feeling, like actually being there on a vacation trip. The action scenes feel a little bit cheesy and the Bond villain was a bit simple, but nonetheless a nice watch.

The first and one of the best.

Love Ursula Andress

Ive liked this movie as a Bond movie for years, but rewatching now, I realise I also like it as a movie over all, at least one from the early 60s. It has creative investigating, an exciting cast of spies and henchmen, exotic locations, and some good action. Dr. No's facilities really make for the standard of the giant enemy base showing eccentricity and off-putting politeness from the villain. It of course aged badly on the sexism and racism fronts too, so one has to keep the context in mind.

Як для фільму 60-х — це шедевр. — For a movie from the '60s, it's a masterpiece.

This one is also a lil racist for my tastes but still an overall good movie.

Too slow.

I saw this as a sneak preview and it was a shocker for its time. It's actully one of the weker Bond movies, but when it came out it was riveting and quite differerent from usual movie fare.

Se merece el respeto de ser la pionera en la saga del 007, de sentar las lineas que luego se desarrollarian a lo largo de cuatro decadas, y por presentar a Sean Connery como el icono masculino a seguir. Y sin embargo, Dr. No no ha resistido el paso del tiempo, y vista hoy adolece de ritmo, guion y accion. Lo mejor sigue siendo Ursulla Andress en todo su generoso esplendor.

Dr. No utilizes the style and grace of Connery instead of the high-tech gadgetry of later Bond movies.

One of the better bond movies.

Lest we forget Ursula Andress' bikini. It's an iconic outfit in a very memorable scene, one that sets the film apart from others of its ilk. This is provocative imagery, even to this day. It's a way to fill cinemas perhaps, but its bravado is a reflection of Bond's character.

Slept the first time I watched it. But, hey, it's a Bond movie and I am a fan

The first of the James Bond movie sensations, it was in this film that Connery began his ascent to stardom as the indomitable British secret agent 007. As with most of the series' films, there is a blend of nonstop action and tongue-in-cheek humor.

Frankly speaking, I found it quite boring. The pace is too slow, and quite a bit of screen time was spent on glamorizing James Bond which contributes nothing to the central plot. Other than James Bond, the other characters (including the lousy villain) were pretty forgettable. Ursula Andress is hot, but she's nothing more than a set piece in this film. And the villain's base looked very tacky.

It's Bond during it's golden era. I still maintain Connery is the only Bond. While not his strongest Bond showing it's still better than any of his successors/imitators.

YES

Kinda boring.

Wildly flamboyant, this still possesses the novelty values that made the series so popular.

This movie's United States release was stalled by the political climate after the Cuban Missile Crisis. President John F. Kennedy was a big fan of the James Bond novels, but he only lived to see Dr. No and From Russia With Love.

Let's be honest, with the way action movies are its hard to imagine such a movie with no instances of parkour, flashy camera angles and special effects. But this opener to the Bond franchise ain't to shabby.

Watched this simply wanting some light entertainment with some explosions, which it delivered. I like the slower buildup- typical of many action films of this time but it just seemed to be lacking in invention and energy at the climax, but it's perfectly enjoyable and Connery is definitely charismatic.