Not counting the new reboot films, i think this was one of my, if not my favourite bond film. It had twist, it had explosions, and it had drama unlike a lot of the 70s to 80s bond.

The N64 game is better.

Goldeneye is a superb film that truly, if not more somberly, embodies the spirit of the James Bond series. Eric Serra's exotic score complements the tragic state of 007, who finds himself irrelevant in a changing landscape. While Pierce's debut still... (read more) Goldeneye is a superb film that truly, if not more somberly, embodies the spirit of the James Bond series. Eric Serra's exotic score complements the tragic state of 007, who finds himself irrelevant in a changing landscape. While Pierce's debut still has the usual refinements (its intriguing villains, great dialogue, wit & intensive action), Goldeneye is a darker, more psychological aware bond film provides insightful characterization of Bond's psyche.

If you look at his entire run as 007, by process of elimination, you would have to say that 'GoldenEye' was Pierce Brosnan's best Bond movie. It's definitely got a little bit of style to it, yet there is some substance to be had here, with solid perf... (read more) If you look at his entire run as 007, by process of elimination, you would have to say that 'GoldenEye' was Pierce Brosnan's best Bond movie. It's definitely got a little bit of style to it, yet there is some substance to be had here, with solid performances. The highlight comes from Famke Janssen, who plays one of the best Bond Girls ever.

I saw this at a drive-in theater when I was 6. I remember thinking it was cool as hell. Upon recent viewing, it is just "alright".

Watching the film, I got caught up in the special effects and the neat stunts, and I observed with a certain satisfaction Bond's belated entry into a more modern world.