The best James Bond of all time, according to the audience, he is!

With an average rating of 4,147 stars out of 5, according to AlloCiné viewers, the best part of the James Bond saga is Skyfall, the 23rd feature film in the famous franchise directed by Sam Mendes in 2012.

Starring Daniel Craig (who has donned the Agent 007 suit in the last five films to date), the episode is sometimes regarded as a “special” and notably opens the curtain on the famous British spy’s origins in a memorable finale. Action where James Bond returns to the family home.

Darker and more depressing than most of its predecessors, the film takes place in a particularly harrowing context for the character: left for dead after being shot by a sniper, he drifts away from his missions, but returns to work when MI6 suffers a devastating cyber attack and the names of its top operatives are exposed to the world.

From this James Bond adventure, which is not exactly like the others, we will especially remember the face-to-face between 007 and Silva, the great villain of the film, played by Javier Bardem. But also their tense chase through the London Underground, as well as their relentless final duel. Not to forget, of course, the charming opening song, performed by Adele and one of the most successful of the entire saga.

Note also that in addition to its good rating on AlloCiné, Skyfall also boasts the biggest success of the James Bond saga at the global box office, with a total of $1.142 billion. It is followed by the 880 million Specter (also directed by Sam Mendes) and the 773 million Dying Can Wait, the latest opus to date, signed by Kari Joji Fukunaga.

Below Skyfall, on AlloCiné’s audience best James Bond podium, we find Casino Royale in second position (4.007 out of 5), Goldfinger in third (3.857 out of 5), Bonsèvres de Russie in fourth (3.682 out). of 5) and the dying person can wait for the fifth (3,672 of 5).

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