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I'm wearing this exact watch right now - it's one of my all-time favourites!

Thanks for this video. I'm afraid I have to disagree with the producers' choice of giving Bond the Omega. In the book On Her Majesty's Secret Service, Bond uses a Rolex Oyster Perpetual as a knuckle duster along with a Gillette razor and a sharpened pencil through the fingers of his left knuckle as weapons. If you can afford it, the Rolex has always been Bond's watch of choice. It just goes to show that the producers have lost all essence of the character of James Bond for a number of years now.

I don't know if you have looked the story up more since you made this video. In the book, the soldiers of the Empire don't wear French Foreign Legion outfits they wear lacquer armor suggesting they are Chinese or Japanese. Commentators have argued that the geography most resembles Xinjiang near Lop Nur lake, one of the few regions Europeans didn't directly colonize in the colonial era. On the other hand, other features of the story such as Joll's name do suggest the Empire is European. Ultimately that will always probably remain a mystery Coetzee isn't one for sharing his secrets.

I cambiamenti ci sono in tutte le versioni e in quanti adattamenti è Lucy ad essere l'interesse di Dracula.

For me it wasnt neccessarily about Diana & Maggie (as great as they are) but the over the top comedy of Sylvia Miles and those outrageous ensembles she wears, I for one came away remembering Sylvia the most, even though they were ALL faaaabulous! (AND of course JANE BIRKINS SCENE STEALING CATWALK DOWN THE STAIRCASE AT THE END!) but Sylvia was incredible, and hats off to the Casting Dept for getting her ! Finally, me especially LOVES that scene where she butts out her cigarette into the oranges as Arlena carries on about Patrick rowing her right around the island 'Poor darling hes absolutely exhausted' BAHAHAHA and the sour face she pulls (classic scene which had the whole cinema in fits of laughter!)

I don't think Jim "mocked spirituality". Because after all he believed that the spirits or the ghosts of the dead Native Americans leaped into his soul.

It’s full of errors , willed and unwilled ones!

We stumbled upon it and couldn't stop watching....it's hilarious!

I kinda like the Tag Heuer Night Diver from The Living Daylights.

It's this movie wich made me discovered The doors and made me buy all their albums and cassetts and books. Before I saw this movie, and nevered heard about them and Jim, I nevered even listen their musics. This movie blasted me totaly when I saw it on casset in 1991. I didn't even knew that Jim was death , so when I saw him death in the bath at the end and his grave and bust with the howsome Didajo song , I totaly freaked out man, I was in total choc like never before in my life. This movie is a masterpeace and nothing less. It's totaly art man. And fuck, it changed my life totaly. Contrary to Manderek who wanted to pouch Oliver Stone, this movie didn't distroy Jim's image and reputation at all : it's elevated Jim to a God man.

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There is no evidence that Connery’s Bond ever wore a Gruen. He did ware an as yet unidentified dress watch though.

Thanks! I noticed The Dark One on Max's car also as a kid and knew he had been written out of the script, but didn't know he was the one being described in the Diner scene.

What a fantastic video. This really took me back to my teens and wanting that Omega, yet AGAIN! 😅🙏 Thank you for taking the time to make and share this. Best regards, TGV

As a 'yank' who has been to Australia 4 times, (the first time when I was 21 (for 10 months) traveling around in 1980, falling in love with the country the people, the lifestyle, returning to the USA prior to the movie coming out, and seeing it here , it's always one I suggest to my friends here in the states, (along with things like Rabbit proof fence, Breaker Morant) , watching it always confirms to me what character and class and pride the "Australians" have.. good on ya ... We could use more of that here for sure ....

4:17 OMG what a snack !

"Rolex?" "Omega" "Beautiful" As an actor, I imagine you cringe at having to recite such a blatant product placement! As a viewer, it didn't bother me at all, I love Omega watches, I own one. To their credit, the scene was well acted.

Well, I am into in WW 1 airwarfare since I was a little boy and I absolutely with your opinion. It’s a pity, that this Hollywood parts disturbing the real good made movie. Some of the shown characters around Richthofen also exists. Werner Voss (the one actually flew with a big Heart on his plane) for example. He actually build a caputured engine in his triplane and spend most of the time working on his plane. But, he was at the age of 20 very young, as he was shot down. Guess he has been the better or equal fighter pilot. At the point of his death his score has been 48 kills. Richthofens score has been 49 this day.They fought totally different. And he and Richthofen spend the most time of their career in different Jastas (Jagdstaffel). He has been the Leader of the Jasta 10, while Richthofen leads the Jasta 11. His last airfight he fought 7(!) enemy fighter planes, managed to shoot down some of them. (Quote of McCudden, one of his opponents in this fight and a british ace himself) He was awesome. Another actor with a nightcap also exists and he has always been flying with is nightcap, cause it was his lucky charm. He was killed the first time he forgot to put it on. And Hermann Göring (the later known as the air chief of the Nazi-Luftwaffe) took over leading Jasta 11 after Richthofens death. very good and close to accuracy made movie. But somehow a little bit ruined by the Hollywood parts. In fact Richthofen never met Brown, wich also was a much lower skilled fighter pilot. He just has been lucky. And yes, Richthofen starts to realize, starts to doubt the sense of this war and wanted to stop fighting in the last weeks of his life, because of all the losses of friends and death and pain he has seen so far. In some ways he has been tired and sick of it all. There are sources that confirm that.

The world changes and bond evolves the NTTD omega is the culmination of the progress and times we live in now and is to date the quintessential MI 6 watch

The Soundtrack both cover band, and Jazz Score by Don Was, absolutely stellar!

Though some inaccurate scenes, an excellent film overall, the sequel to nowhere boy.

2220.80 for me

One of my favourites

Awesome video 👏 thank you. 0:39 Connery watches are quite interesting. That Breitling Top Time was lost then turned up in a jumble sale decades later. Bought for a few pounds and sold at auction for 5 figures i think. Apparently the Gruen precision was just Connerys daily watch and he just wore it in the film. Nothing to do with marketing. Also it's rumoured that his rolexes belonged to Fleming and he leant them to Connery

All great series, and I've seen them all.

I watched this with my siblings and parents back in the day. I was in Year 11. Loved it.

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I just watched this movie online. Well, I don't think this movie had its screening in my country (in South East Asia), though I am glad it was filmed in English. I wish this could have been dubbed in German with English subtitles. And I am glad they used German actors instead of Hollywood, at least I get to know new faces from those who I always see on movies. I have a mixed feeling about this movie, though I like the very first scene a lot, whereby von Richthofen and his 3 comrades flew in just to drop a wreath with a cute note for their fallen foe. And only to get scolded when they reached their base. While the movie emphasised and fantasised a lot of romantic scenes between von Richthofen and the nurse, Kate which doesn’t sit well with me, I tried to enjoy till the last minutes of the movie. I wish they could portrayed von Richthofen more aloof after his head injury and lost of many his personally tutelaged pilots and comrades, instead of being a pacifist, expressing more hatred towards continuous wars and fatigue he experienced from non-stop flying, how he hated the wars and his superiors were not listening to him when he told them Germany wasn't going to win the war, how his fighting spirit still fired up and went to do his job for the country and the people despite knowing he would not be coming back alive. The ending wasn't any interesting as I was looking forward for his full military honour funeral. The final fight was not there, the burial was not there either. Still can be enjoyed. I prefer the 1971's von Richthofen and Brown better.

love my 253. i realy proud to have real bond watch

Such a good book Loads of reality checks Apart from the bathroom is clear ,,, up on lyrics, 😮

First black comedy My Mother ever showed me as a kid... Explains more than a bit...

I bought the 36mm from a dealer in Japan. The watch looked brand new. Came with box and papers. Amazing deal

I’ve owned the automatic professional chronometer version you mentioned since 2001, when I bought it new upon starting my first professional job to mark the occasion. It’s been lovingly taken care of and held on to ever since. And yes, the Bond factor was a small part of my decision to buy it, as I am a big fan. I agree about the bracelet as well. It not only has always been very comfortable, but I love the almost woven look to it over some more chunky linked bracelets. I actually do like the look of the newest iteration of this watch a little better, but I’ve had my watch so long now that I just can’t seem to part with it. To say nothing of costs having risen significantly. I mainly wear it for special occasions, or when I’m in a controlled environment where I know I wouldn’t be rough with it. So as such, I’ve only had it professionally serviced by Omega just once. Thankfully, with just service now being around $600-$700. I’ve always planned on buying a Speedmaster on a particular occasion that hasn’t come yet, but it’s going to be difficult with costs having gone up so much.

It’s an amazing show.

I have the black quartz version, owned it from new for over 12 years now, superb watch, perfect time, 1 service and 2 batteries in that time Being treated like and idiot and ripped off by Omega has soured ownership slightly and i won’t ever buy from a boutique again, but it’s a great watch

Hate the Branagh moustache

We should’ve the dark one make an appearance in a mad max film taking place after max fled into the outback as max takes the interceptor the v8 he then takes on the MFP car with Maxs name and his name in it as he tries to up hold the law as he tries to protect the innocents around d him as society was beginning to crumble.

How could an acclaimed movie Pro like Stone get so many facts incorrect? Extremely insulting to the actual people who were there.

Can you give links to all Ustinov Poirot films please? Thanks for these clips! I think it wasn’t given the full film budget that DOTN had...and also tv types director/ producer - the beginning of the 70's crap naff dumming down of standards in films

Unstinov is Poirot...so subtle, a European, Nonchalant! I likd David Suchet, but Ustinov has almost lived the life of Poirot and it comes across!

Death In The Nile with Ustinov is stunning! (apart from the poor donkeys abused in that place). But, Stunning cast, script, scenery, direction

I’m 51 and saw this wonderful film in the theater 2 times when it was released. The soundtrack is awesome as well.

Pelicula de mi juventud ,siendo estudiante de medicina, en Guadalajara México.

Yes.

Cool video, thanks, it is a great book

Hollywood 💕LOVES💕 gratuitous nudity.

Im watching it now I was crazy about this movie when it came out. The worst part of this movie is the script. It's unbelievable how bad it is. Just about every character he speaks to recites doors lyrics in their conversations with him. Its ridiculous

Angela Lansbury was such a hoot in this, and I thought Mia gave an amazingly strong performance.

God, I loved lobby cards. I collected them in my last life.

I remember the poster: 5 Musicians 4 Legends 3 Lovers 2 Best Friends 1 Band Backbeat