Well, you're in luck.

There are a whopping two-dozen Bond films to choose from.

Is that a little too many?

Well, no need to get shaken or stirred because we've got you covered with a list of Bond films for whatever mood you're in.

If you're in the mood for something fun, try 1977's "The Spy Who Loved Me".

But, James, I need you.

So does England.

It's Roger Moore's third entry as the only guy who gets away with wearing a tuxedo outside of a wedding.

And it has some of the most over-the-top moments in Bond history, including a car that turns into a submarine and a ski chase with a perfectly-timed British flag parachute escape.

All those feathers, and he still can't fly.

Amidst all the charming cheese is Richard Kiel's Jaws, one of the best henchmen ever, and Agent Triple X played by Barbara Bach, who gives Bond a run for his money.

With considerable ease, I might add.

Now, if you're in the mood to go with the flow and watch a fan favorite, then it's got to be Casino Royale.

We pitted all 24 Bond films against one another in a Twitter bracket showdown, and after some very close calls,

including "Golden Eye"'s razor-thin victory over "Goldfinger" in the semifinals,

IMDb fans chose Daniel Craig's debut as a sleek modern 007 in the 2006 adaptation of Ian Fleming's first Bond novel.

Vodka martini.

Shaken or stirred?

Do I look like I give a damn?

The thrills are non-stop, from the parkour chase sequence through a construction site to Mads Mikkelsen's terrifying torture tactics to another all-in push at the river.

Yes, there is a lot of poker in this movie, but director Martin Campbell keeps it high-stakes the whole way.

That last hand... nearly killed me.

In the mood for an overlooked gem?

Go with "On Her Majesty's Secret Service", the one and only showing for George Lazenby's 007.

Why are they looking for you?

'Suspect they're trying to kill me.

Lazenby nabbed the role over the likes of Michael Caine and Dick Van Dyke, true story.

And the result is some top-notch fight scenes, a face-off with a great nemesis in Telly Savalas' Blofeld, and an excellent pairing with Diana Rigg as Tracy.

People who want to stay alive play if safe.

Please stay alive... at least for tonight.

Don't let the one and doneness of Lazenby's performance throw you off.

He could rock a tan suit with an orange turtleneck and roll with the morbid puns just as smoothly as any other Bond.

He had lots of "guts".

If you want the comfort of a gold standard Bond, look no further than "Goldfinger".

What did you think we were gonna say?

Now, hear this, Goldfinger, your luck has just changed.

The third film in the franchise gives us Sean Connery as the James Bond who sets the bar for Bonds.

He drives an Aston Martin with all the gadgets.

He fights a henchman with an unusual power.

Hats off to you, Odd Job.

And he delivers a kiss that can change everything.

I must have appealed to her maternal instincts.

From Shirley Bassey's iconic theme song to a Bond girl named Pussy Galore...

It was a different time...

This is the film that kicked off secret agent mania and proved that a real man always wears a dinner jacket under his wetsuit.

I have some unfinished business to attend to.

On behalf of the entire MI6 team, we hope this helped you picked the perfect Bond movie, even though we left out a young Benicio Del Toro.

Where's my wife?

Don't worry.

We gave her a nice honeymoon.