I've always been partial to Brosnan, probably because I grew up with him and N64 GoldenEye is among my favorite games of ever.

Me. I'm the best bond in the world.

But seriously, I Grew up with Brosnan so it starts feeling a little weird when other people are playing him, other than that, Connery. Connery saves any movie he is in, regardless of the topic. I wouldn't have liked him in Lord of the Rings though.

Timothy Dalton was in my opinion very good. Sean Connery had his moments and Roger moore was funniest. Brosnan's last bond was good. If I remember right, that was the one, where he is captured in the beginning, so it was more serious.. But then came the invisible car. And that new blond guy, I think casino royale was great. Second also decent. So best is propably the new guy. But favorite is Moore because I watched those when I was young and full of hope. And there was that huge dude with metal teeth. =)

The Man with the Golden Gun and Live and let die to add to that.

Pierce Brosnan for me.
I agee what others have said about the new genre of bond movies, they just resemble bourne movies now. Kinda lost their identity imo.

Brosnan hes was the bond idol i grew up watching, others might be better

George Laserbeak!
Sure he had the bad luck to get that one Bond movie that upset the fans, but he was/is still a good actor.

But seriously, I like most of them.. except for the latest one.
My favorite has to be Sean Connery though, he's just awesome.

I can't imagine the motivations behind saying anyone other than Sean Connery. I mean seriously.

I can't imagine why people aren't saying Sean Connery and Roger Moore.

Roger Moore was fun, I like those movies. I also liked Pierce Brosnan for bringing a slick modern aspect to it. At the end of the day though Connery created and owned the movie role and no one touched him, in my opinion.

Roger Moore was fun, yes, but in some movies it was just way too campy and way too comedic for me to take them seriously (I confess that that was probably the point though).

I used to hate Lazenby, but not too long ago I actually sat through On Her Majesty's Secret Service and I thought it was a brilliant film. In many ways, it echoes a lot of the Daniel Craig Bond, in that he actually has a meaningful relationship with a Bond girl (as opposed to just banging Yet Another Disposable Piece of Eye Candy).

All in all though, below Connery, my favorite Bond was Dalton, and my favorite movie was The Living Daylights. Dalton just seemed to have the right mix of professionalism and humor to make it all work.

The worst Bond film out of all of them, in my opinion, was Moonraker. I just about lost it when the USA shuttles appeared at the closing scene and all of the little Space Marines started popping out shooting pew-pew lasers.

Connery, Brosnan, and Craig in that order. To be fair though, and I have not seen any with Dalton, and I don't remember much from the one I saw with Moore.

Sean Connery, by far.
And Pierce Brosnan really did fit the part.
Roger Moore I prefer to remember him as Simon Templar.

I never understood why they went for Daniel Craig as the current Bond. I didn't really care for the latest Bond movies. Personally I think Clive Owen would have made a better Bond than Craig. But I guess we'll never know.

Sean Connery, Timothy Dalton (loved License to Kill), Pierce Brosnan and though I risk angering the masses, Daniel Craig.

I loved Moonraker. It was delightfully silly and very in keeping with the tone of Roger Moore's Bond. Best name for a Bond Girl Dr Goodhead and Hugo Drax was the quintessential Bond villan in every sense of the word.