60 years after his first cinematic chase, Bond is inseparable from his keys. There is no 007 without an alternately souped-up or superpowered automobile within convenient getaway distance. To celebrate this most cinematic of cinematic traditions, here are James Bond's 15 finest cars.
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60 years after his first cinematic chase, Bond is inseparable from his keys. There is no 007 without an alternately souped-up or superpowered automobile within convenient getaway distance. To celebrate this most cinematic of cinematic traditions, here are James Bond's 15 finest cars.
You've seen James Bond sip martinis onscreen, and you know how he likes them: "Shaken, not stirred." In his globe-trotting adventures, he's also been known to knock back 50-year-old Macallan Scotch whiskey, among other things. But did you know that Bond, much like Ted Lasso, hates tea?
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In many households, Bond movies are regarded as family viewing, good old-fashioned escapist fun. The consensus seems to suggest that the films are totally fine for kids aged between nine and eleven, despite the mass destruction and wanton disregard for human life. Sure, the carnage is generally offset by the mostly breezy tone (until we get to Craig's tenure, at least) but there's no escaping the fact that for a national icon, James Bond kills a shedload of people. The big question is, which Bond movie is the deadliest?
Craig has played the character across five films, and while they have been wildly inconsistent, Craig's performance has been on point throughout. He brings something new to Bond in every appearance, and some of his best moments come from some of his worst films. Below are our 15 favorite Bond moments from Craig's tenure.
