The Living Daylights (DVD, 2007)

One of the best James Bond films, and arguably the last good one until the most recent Casino Royale. This one is the last film to have a true Cold War plotline, and it's no wonder the films suffered so much for a while after it ended. Bond was really a Cold War character. Rebooting the franchise is the best thing they could've done.
That said, this installment has all the elements you expect from a Bond adventure, but Dalton's turn as a more serious (almost brutal at times) 007 was a refreshing change. Roger Moore was a great Bond, bringing more humor to balance the outrageous stunts, but after 15 years a new direction was needed to breathe some life back into the franchise.
Living Daylights has been somewhat hard to find as a stand-alone release in some ares. Many places only offer it as part of a Bond collection. The recent 2-disc edition features a solid transfer of the film, commentary from director John Glen, and a 25th Anniversary special hosted by Roger Moore (which by now looks a little dated but enjoyable for longtime Bond fans). There are a couple deleted scenes, and more features including the press conference where Dalton was introduced as the new Bond. Be sure of what you are bidding on! If you want this one, be sure it's the 2-disc "ulitmate edition" or you may not be getting all this with it.

This Bond movie is one of the best if not the best that I've ever seen. The musical score cannot be beat.

This is the first bond Feature as bond with was pretty good. The Next one is better but if you dont like your bond a little dark and mean, you may not like this movie. His attitude pays off in his second Bond movie