The Bond films seem to be getting better as you're watching them, Irish. I think they peak at On Her Majesty's Secret Service, whence they become erratic, with moments of worth here and there, until the ultimate low with Octopussy. Dalton adds a much-needed nastier edge with The Living Daylights and Licence to Kill; GoldenEye was the best of the Bonds since From Russia with Love, though I can't think of a more consistently better run than from Dr. No to OHMSS. The latter film, even with Lazenby, is overlooked far too often, I think. People never took to George as Bond, but I'd take him over Moore any day.