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on 10/24/2010
I was probably a little too hard on TND in '97; I've come around to really enjoy it over the last few years. Still, I'm going with Timothy Dalton's impressive--and unfairly overlooked--debut as 007. It's a little convoluted, but still a solid Bond movie.
on 3/18/2013
The two most underrated Bond films? I think so, although The Living Daylights has more or less achieved the reputation it deserves. Tomorrow Never Dies is often ranked near the bottom, which I find strange. Is it really that bad? I rather enjoy it. In fact, I may actually enjoy it as much as if not a tiny bit more than the fan favorite GoldenEye.
on 8/11/2013
I don't think they are the most underrated Bond films, but they definitely are underrated. It is fairly close, but I'm gonna have to go with The Living Daylights.
on 12/20/2014
Speaking only for myself, I came to realize that my biggest complaint about TOMORROW NEVER DIES originally was simply that it wasn't GOLDENEYE - which is, of course, an entirely unfair and unreasonable position to take. I recently watched all four Brosnan movies in a marathon viewing session and I think it's actually the strongest of his outings - yes, even over GOLDENEYE, where it has the advantage of being more streamlined and less "kitchen sink"-y. THE LIVING DAYLIGHTS is still as satisfying as ever, but my estimation of TOMORROW NEVER DIES having risen, it gets the nod this go round.
The Living Daylights