The Ultimate James Bond Action Film Collection

Description: The film that started it all, introducing Sean Connery as the suave and sophisticated James Bond. It sets the tone for the entire franchise with its mix of action, intrigue, and exotic locales.

Fact: This was the first film to feature the iconic James Bond theme by Monty Norman. Also, Ursula Andress's iconic entrance from the sea in a white bikini became one of the most memorable scenes in cinema history.

Description: Often considered the quintessential Bond film, "Goldfinger" features one of the most famous villains, Auric Goldfinger, and the introduction of the Aston Martin DB5, which became synonymous with Bond.

Fact: The film was the first to win an Academy Award for Best Sound Effects. Also, the laser scene where Bond is nearly cut in half was inspired by a real-life incident involving President Kennedy.

Description: This film takes Bond to Japan, where he battles SPECTRE and their plan to ignite a global conflict. It's known for its elaborate sets and the introduction of the "Little Nellie" autogyro.

Fact: The volcano set was one of the largest sets ever constructed for a film at that time. Also, Sean Connery was paid a then-record-breaking $1 million for his role.

Description: Featuring George Lazenby as Bond, this film is often praised for its emotional depth, particularly in the tragic love story between Bond and Tracy di Vicenzo.

Fact: This is the only Bond film where 007 gets married. Also, it was the last film to use the original Ian Fleming novel's title without any changes.

Description: Roger Moore's Bond faces off against Karl Stromberg, who plans to trigger World War III. The film is famous for its ski chase, the Lotus Esprit submarine car, and the memorable villain Jaws.

Fact: The film's pre-title sequence is the longest in the series, and the underwater car chase was filmed in the Bahamas.

Description: A return to a more grounded, realistic Bond, this film features a plot involving a sunken British spy ship and a race to secure its ATAC system.

Fact: This was the first Bond film after the death of Ian Fleming, and it was also the first to not feature the character of Q since "Dr. No."

Description: Pierce Brosnan's debut as Bond, "GoldenEye" revitalized the franchise with modern action sequences, including a thrilling tank chase through St. Petersburg.

Fact: The film was the first to be released after a six-year hiatus, and it introduced the character of Xenia Onatopp, one of the most memorable Bond girls.

Description: Daniel Craig's first outing as Bond, this film reboots the series with a darker, more intense portrayal of 007, focusing on his early days as a spy.

Fact: The film was the first to be officially adapted from Ian Fleming's first Bond novel. Also, it was the first Bond film to be released after the death of the original series producer, Albert R. Broccoli.

Description: A modern classic, "Skyfall" explores Bond's past and his relationship with M, featuring stunning cinematography and a deeply personal story.

Fact: The film was the first Bond movie to be nominated for Best Picture at the Academy Awards. Also, it was the highest-grossing film in the series until "No Time to Die."

Description: Continuing from "Skyfall," this film brings back the iconic villain organization SPECTRE and delves into Bond's personal history with them.

Fact: The film features the longest continuous shot in Bond history, a six-minute sequence filmed in Mexico City. Also, it was the first Bond film to be shot with IMAX cameras.