1. THE SPY WHO LOVED ME - Excellent, near-perfect entertainment. The only flaw is Barbara Bach's Triple-X, who it seems is just incapable of emoting. She's still hot, though.
2. MOONRAKER - Near-near-perfect entertainment. Roger's best performance, and overall just a really fun, great film. Audaciously over-the-top, but that's a wonderful thing. One of the most shamelessly entertaining, unpretentious Bond films around, and it does everywith with oodles and oodles of Bondian style.
3. THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN GUN - Entertaining stuff, with a great villain in Christopher Lee. Roger's darkest performance.
4. LIVE AND LET DIE - Flawed, but it has a great atmosphere and Roger gives a good, generally serious performance. Great dialogue, as well.
5. FOR YOUR EYES ONLY - Drab and boring. Nothing of interest in this film aside from a decent ski chase. Furthermore, it's nowhere near as "serious" as some people claim. It's full of goofy, Moore-esque moments throughout. Still, seeing Topol as Columbo is great.
6. OCTOPUSSY - It tries, but it's ultimately just shabby.
7. A VIEW TO A KILL - Ugh. This film is the epitome of shabby. Roger's no longer at all convincing, the cast aside from Christopher Walken is poor, the action is boring, and it's just stained with the 80s.