I like most Bond movies for different reasons. The whole Sean Connery era for it's seriousness, it's 60s-esque coolness, and the good plots, villains and situations (Goldfinger would be a good example). I like "Diamonds Are Forever" because it has the best Sean Connery acting of them all, it's weird creepiness (it's almost painful to watch at some parts), and Bond calling the bondgirls a "stupid idiot" or something like that.

I like the Roger Moore era for it's absurd goofiness and silliness, specially "Spy who Loved "Me" (favorite Bond incidental soundtrack), and Moonraker (because of it's absolutely steriotyped and hilarious Brazil, and Jaws comeback - also it has my favorite opening stunt sequence).

I like the Timothy Dalton films for it's seriousness and basic plot - it's not THAT different from other Bond flicks if you look at it. I just don't like Dalton's Bond, dosen't feel right.

I like Pierce Brosnan Bond films because it's a good mix of every one, except for Die Another Day, which is crap.

Notice how I didn't mention George Lazemby or whatever its spelled.