The latest Bond film “Spectre” was one of 2015’s top grossing films, reaching $877.9 in the box office. It also is rumored to be Daniel Craig’s last as 007 – who, by the way, has actually had his body insured. As Bond fans await the next appearance of the world’s most famous spy, here’s a look at the best moments the Bond films have given us through the years. Goldeneye – Opening Sequence: There is no doubt that the opening sequences in Bond films are among the most spectacular in film history. When Bond returned after a six-year absence with Goldeneye, the producers evidently wanted to show that 007 had lost none of his daring and did not have to rely on Q’s inventions to get the job done. To set the stage for Bond’s return, they staged a bungee jump (and broke a world record) by having Bond leap from the 220-metre-high Contra Dam in Switzerland.

Goldfinger – Best Line By A Villain

Bond and co’s dry sense of humor has been a staple since Dr. No. However, one of the best lines in all of the Bond films is delivered by the iconic villain Auric Goldfinger. While facing certain death by a laser beam, Sean Connery asks if he is supposed to talk. “No Mr. Bond, you are supposed to die.”

Thunderball – Title Montage

Free film franchises have the number of staples as the Bond films and the title montage for each film is one of the most famous. The montage featuring silhouettes of models in various moves ranging from acrobatic to Freudian first appeared in 1965’s Thunderball.