50 Greatest James Bond Moments Of All Time
35. A View To A Kill: Golden Gate Bridge
A View to a Kill is one of the franchise's low-points and there's a strong argument to be made that it's the worst Bond film ever made, but it wasn't all bad. After all, the film's finale is a palm-sweating delight.
Bond and main villain Max Zorrin (a brilliant Christopher Walken) facing off on the precarious beams of the Golden Gate Bridge is as thrilling as it is terrifying to watch. If you're at all scared of heights you'll find this scene practically unwatchable but even if you're not, you'll still be biting your nails.
It's a tremendous finale and one of the best endings to a terrible film you'll ever see.