Name That "James Bond" Movie Trivia Quiz

Answer: Thunderball

The underwater fight scene was one of the most spectacular scenes in all of the "Bond" movies. In the movie "Thunderball", Bond tries to recover 2 atomic bombs that were captured by terrorists.

Answer: Goldeneye

Bond does this in order to break into a facility that he blows up. In "Goldeneye", Bond tries to stop the city of London, England from being destroyed by a weapon that is stationed in outer space.

Answer: Never Say Never Again

Although "Never Say Never Again" was not made by the same people as all of the other "Bond" movies, it is still a good movie. It is a remake of the movie "Thunderball, therefore having a very similar plot. Like "Thunderball", Bond tries to recover atomic bombs that are in the hands of bad guys.

Answer: Moonraker

This boat was very sophisticated. After evading the enemy, Bond drives the boat over a waterfall. In "Moonraker", Bond and USA allies stop a criminal gang from killing everyone in the world, and making their own civilization. The gang conducted their activities from a space station.

Answer: Dr. No

Everyone was afraid to go to Crab Key because of a mysterious "Dragon". In "Dr. No", Dr. No tries launching mysterious energy waves that will interfere with U.S. missile launches, causing harm to the world.

Answer: A View to a Kill

"A View to a Kill" was Roger Moore's last "Bond" movie. In "A View to a Kill", Bond must stop a mad industralist from destroying Silicon Valley.

Answer: Die Another Day

There was also a diamond satellite used in "Diamonds are Forever", but that one was used to cause nuclear disasters. In "Die Another Day", communists try to clear a path through the North/South Korean border in order to make South Korea communist.

Answer: Tomorrow Never Dies

The crew on the ship thought that they were in international waters, but they were really in Chinese water. In "Tomorrow Never Dies", Germans try to start a war between Great Britain and China which would boost news ratings (sounds crazy, but so is the mastermind behind the whole thing).

Answer: On her Majesty's Secret Service

If you listened closely during this movie, they talk about his coat of arms. The Bond family slogan is "the world is not enough". Later, a "Bond" movie is named after this. In "On her Majesty's Secret Service", Blofeld, the enemy, tries to destroy mankind by spreading a deadly virus.

Answer: The World is Not Enough

The plan was to put plutonium in the reactor of a nuclear submarine, which would cause a meltdown and the destruction of Istanbul, where the submarine was harbored. In "The World is Not Enough", a power-hungry woman tries to take over the world, and the destruction of Istanbul is part of the plan.

Answer: License to Kill

In "License to Kill", Sanchez (a drug dealer and antagonist of the film) has Felix crippled, then Bond seeks revenge. Bond even resigns from the British Secret Service to continue chasing him.

Answer: The Spy Who Loved Me

In "The Spy Who Loved Me" Stromberg (the villain) tries to start a nuclear war in order to make Earth livable only underwater.

Answer: For your Eyes Only

Blofeld was the head of the terrorist organization, SPECTRE. Bond hated him because he killed his wife. In "For your Eyes Only", Bond must find a lost British encryption device, and prevent it from falling into enemy hands.

Answer: Goldfinger

Goldfinger's (the villian) plan "code name, Operation Grand Slam" was to set off an atomic device inside Fort Knox in order to make all of the gold in Fort Knox radioactive, thus worthless. That would make the demand for gold skyrocket, making his gold 10 times as valuable.

Answer: The Man with the Golden Gun

Scaramanga is a hit man. His gun (the golden gun) will kill with one shot. He charges 1 million dollars per kill. He becomes linked to the death of a scientist working on a powerful solar cell (called the solex), and James Bond is called in to investigate.