Yep! My roommate and I played a shameful amount of N64 Goldeneye... and then roped in most of our hall. We had the best stereo in the building so when the gunfire started, it was like the real thing! Resident director hated us!
It still is one of the greatest. There's no games out there with a 4-screen multiplayer option, such high difficulty single-player and all the extra's like golden gun option. Sure the graphics are out of date, but it is immensely entertaining for a group of friends. I thought I would wear out my N64 during my summer holidays visiting my family in Poland and playing it with my friends on a 15" television. Some of the greatest memories of my childhood.
Ahh yes back when games were finished on release and werent half assed. 90s were the golden age for gaming. Hell even cars, music pretty much everything
Bond smirking after he starts the car says a lot about his thoughts on Jack. Like you can hear him saying "Bit of an odd chap, but he gets it done, and I can appreciate that" with just a look. A hint of new found respect.
He has one of the Best movies - (this one). And the worst. The Madonna train wreck with the stupid invisible car and the hoaky acting. Great opening, (hotel arrival) though)
@@ziraprod6090 The fundamental problem with each Bond (except Connery) is that they got to the role a little too late. Roger should have started with OHMSS and ended with FYEO. Dalton should have had four through the 80s, with Goldeneye coming out early 90s instead of 95. Casino Royale should have been right after 9/11.
@@mocano401 Tomorrow Never Dies is one of my absolute favourites as well. Goldeneye is a perfectly structured film, though, but Tomorrow Never Dies never lets up and that's what makes it so thrilling.
I did myself I was 9 when Goldeneye was released in 1995 and became a Bond fan of the films by then once I got Goldeneye for Nintendo 64 and started collecting all Bond films on vhs at time and now have them all on dvd and blu ray from Dr No to No Time To Die but Goldeneye is still one of my favorites.
Brosnan brought a good balance of fun and humor to Bond while still being a classy 007. It really shows in Tomorrow Never Dies... looks like he's having a lot of fun in that movie.
Brosnan was close to perfect as Bond. He had everything.. Apart from Goldeneye, the rest of his films were a mixed bag, but not so much as they are made to be. Tomorrow Never Dies was very entertaining despite flaws, and The World Is Not Enough had a smart and realistic geopolitical plot with the pipelines, and an excellent and original villainess in Elektra King.
Agree. I love the World is not Enough, i'm not really sure what peoples' issue with it is. The Denise Richards 'is too young to be a nuclear physicist' reason is a bit flimsy given some of the plotlines people had been happy to accept from previous films.
@@Invinciblez18 Brosnan himself admitted he was initially confused by the plot line of TWINE, it was a bit labyrinthine ... its one of those films you have to take a second viewing to really "get" and appreciate.
I noticed you didn't even mention Die Another Day -- lol, I don't blame you. Aside from a jumbled mess of a plot and an over reliance on CGI, that film, which was the 20th in the series and released on the 40th anniversary of Dr. No, seemed to be nothing more than a "greatest hits" package of references to all nineteen previous Bond films . . .
@@Invinciblez18 if you want to know some issues with TWINE besides the obvious Denise Richards one, here are a few: The best action sequence is the opening. Eletrka is obviously the villain. The entire premise of Renard not feeling pain and being able to 'push himself harder than any normal man' is completely dropped by the time he and Bond have their showdown, which is the lamest of Brosnan's films. Despite Renard trying to blow up Istanbul, the whole third act is pretty anti climactic unlike his two previous films, even Die Another Day has a more climactic third act. And I could go on. Its just a tired, by the numbers Bond film.
@@alwaysOPEN4business I don't see how the best sequence being the opening (I'm assuming your referring to the Thames boat chase) or Elektra being the villain are bad points. Renard literally overpowers Bond in the final duel so I'm not sure how that premise was dropped. But any way as I always say with Bond films, with the exception of 4 or 5, they generally polarize opinion
@@marcanthony1113 yup, Walter Gotell’s Morzeny managed to survive the boat chase in FRWL and decided to defect to the USSR, rising through their ranks to become head of the KGB
Always did love this bit. Bond films have something of a tradition of poking a bit of fun at the Americans. Not undeserved mind you and usually in good fun. Nice to see it continued with Wade who may indeed be a bit of big mouth, walking talking tall cowboy but still knows his stuff and has your back when the chips are down.
@@alwaysOPEN4business We Americans, as a culture and society, can indeed be overly brash, loud, self important, a little clueless when it comes to other cultures and societies, and touch self righteous on international matters. Having this occasionally pointed out, highlighted, lampooned, or parodied, like how Wade is dismissive of the use of passwords and protocols, has the gaudy tattoo, and relies on percussive maintenance to fix is car, are some of those "not untrue enough" American quirks that the film is having a little fun playing with. But, like I said, it makes up for it by showing despite all that he actually does know what he's doing and at the end shows he was more on top of the situation than he at first appears.
@@steampunker7 plus he was certainly useful in being Bond’s CIA contact later in the movie and in Tomorrow Never Dies like when when he assured Bond should things go south to just get on the radio and he’d call in the Marines.
Everyone can tell that Bond is well-dressed. But it's only after learning more about men's fashion that I've come to understand just _how_ well-dressed he really is.
This film is tied for my favorite Bond film with Casino Royale (Daniel Craig). But the game, man the N64 game is still a legend to this day. There's no games out there with a 4-screen multiplayer option, such high difficulty single-player and all the extra's like golden gun option. Sure the graphics are out of date, but it is immensely entertaining for a group of friends. I thought I would wear out my N64 during my summer holidays visiting my family in Poland and playing it with my friends on a 15" television. Some of the greatest memories of my childhood.
Agreed Goldeneye was an absolute masterpiece, tomorrow never dies was decent okay good but I liked it, the world is not enough was actually my opinion pretty good, Die another day was just dreadful and sad to watch
Pierce Brosnan was never underrated, he's usually seen as one of the best Bonds ever. It's really easy to get thumbs ups by saying that something or somebody is underrated even if was extremely popular, it's really common to see that in many videos
I like to think they gave Joe Don Baker a sledgehammer here to whack the engine as a callback to him in Walking Tall (1973) whacking dudes with that giant bat of wood.
When the movie first came out, before we got popcorn and sat down we knew deep deep down that Pierce wouldn't let us down and he never did. Sometimes I say Daniel Craig is 2nd behind Sean Connery and then I watch one of Brosnon's movies and wonder if putting them both as 2nd makes better sense.
@randomguy8196 There's people out there who don't like Craig. They just get swallowed by "CRAIG IS THE GREATEST. HE'S LIKE THE BOOK. THE OTHERS SUCK!!" Personally, I really like Craig. That being said, I do like him (as a character) more in Skyfall and Spectre.
@randomguy8196 He is a great actor & I've loved him in everything I've seen him in. I feel like he was the best Bond ever (yes, even better than Connery) for a total of maybe 90 seconds in the first 3 movies, then the rest of the time I just don't see Bond.
If I remember correctly, Jack Wade usually has a comment on gardening or plant life in the scenes he's in. I'm guessing it's just a character trait/quirk.
Jack Wade is Felix Leiter and Sheriff J.W. Pepper role into one and it seems he's the reason why GoldenEye and Tomorrow Never Dies are Pierce Brosnan's best in the James Bond franchise.
I love that Joe Don Baker is basically reprising his character Darius Jedburgh from the brilliant TV thriller 'Edge of Darkness', which was also directed by Martin Campbell!
For some reason many speak not the name Jack Wade; but between he and Bond there was the fraternity which could be found in his earlier friendship with Felix Leiter, whom Wade replaced.
"James Bond...stiff-assed Brit." I always got the biggest kick out of that response. Bond showed his sense of humor and even modesty while at the same time calling out Wade for his insult. This was Brosnan's best Bond movie hands down.
@@THEMathHacker-121 Ian Fleming named James Bond after a British botanist of the same name. He needed a short name for the character and saw "James Bond" was the author of a book on gardening.
@@ymcairedellbball Completely wrong. The character was actually named after an American ornitholigst, not a British botanist. Fleming saw Bond's name on a book written about about birds of the caribbean. In Die Another Day Bond briefly picks up the book before going undercover as an ornithologist himself when he first meets Jinx!
Would have loved to have seen Pierce as Bond the first time he got the job in 1986... his wife was still alive and he just finished on Remington Steele he was even better looking back then
@@peterfranks6243 not to mention plot points of Goldeneye were actually intended for Dalton. He was set to star as Bond in a 3rd film titled the Property of a Lady but delays eventually led him to not renew his contract. As such plot points for the film were rewritten into Goldeneye
@@Wolf-wc1js Dalton's third one was never at any point called "The Property of A Lady"; that's just an internet myth that somehow made its way into the mainstream.
I think Goldeneye is #3 on my favorite Bond movies, right after Dr No and Goldfinger. The script/dialogue in Goldeneye is so well written like in this scene. Pierce Brosnan really does deliver that "ice cold killer" when he pulls the gun, which is what I loved about his portrayal of Bond. He could flip that "switch" from charming British playboy in an instant.
@@JThom529 Ian Fleming was a fan of American ornithologist James Bond and got his permission to use his name for a fictional secret agent he was creating.
Timothy Dalton was a great Bond in "The Living Daylights"(1987). And Pierce Brosnan was a great Bond in "GoldenEye"(1995). I'm so glad Brosnan didn't get the role in 1986. But I'm so glad he got the role in 1994!!!
With all due respect, SEGA released a video game titled "Headhunter" in 2001. That game had a playable character by the name of Jack Wade. NO JOKE. And yet, I keep wondering; Did SEGA get the clearance from MGM to use that name for the character?
Honestly, I would’ve made Jack Wade a younger man, likely a protege of Felix Leiter… someone Bond dislikes at first (likely as eccentric as Wade in this film, but would prove himself competent), but they gradually warm up to each other throughout the film. He’d probably tell Bond that he looks like a guy who watches birds (a nod to Fleming naming 007 after an ornithologist).
So, I hear you`re lookin for a dish the size of a football field? The closest thing we could find to that was covered in a bunch of spraypaint saying "YO JAMES THERE'S NO DISH IT DOESN'T EXIST FECK OFF GO AWAY"
I love this movie, I remember when the Golden Eye came out on Nintendo 64 it was the greatest video game ever made at that point. I miss the 90s
Yep! My roommate and I played a shameful amount of N64 Goldeneye... and then roped in most of our hall. We had the best stereo in the building so when the gunfire started, it was like the real thing! Resident director hated us!
Ah, the golden eye, so many hours played 😋
It still is for me my friend. 😁
Now we have games with microtransaction.
It still is one of the greatest.
There's no games out there with a 4-screen multiplayer option, such high difficulty single-player and all the extra's like golden gun option.
Sure the graphics are out of date, but it is immensely entertaining for a group of friends.
I thought I would wear out my N64 during my summer holidays visiting my family in Poland and playing it with my friends on a 15" television.
Some of the greatest memories of my childhood.
Ahh yes back when games were finished on release and werent half assed. 90s were the golden age for gaming. Hell even cars, music pretty much everything
Bond smirking after he starts the car says a lot about his thoughts on Jack. Like you can hear him saying "Bit of an odd chap, but he gets it done, and I can appreciate that" with just a look. A hint of new found respect.
"Oh yeah, and what are you the weather man ?", no one was expecting a Bond level smart mouth response here, not even Bond lmao
"Oh, for crying out loud, another stiff-assed Brit. Your secret codes and your passwords. One of these days you guys are gonna learn just to drop it."
As a former tourist guide, Jack Wade is the most cliché american from the accent to the hat. Very fun indeed.
Huh? Wade doesn't have an acce... o shit
Hahaha. Americans.
More than Pepper from Live and Let Die ?
it's pretty easy to find out who's yankee or not
The hats more Russian then amercian
Pierce is the perfect vision of Bond. Goldeneye is my favorite James Bond movie of all time!
no question
Pierce is my favorite too, Tomorrow Never Dies for me, I played that game a lot in my PS1, have some fond memories.
He has one of the Best movies - (this one). And the worst. The Madonna train wreck with the stupid invisible car and the hoaky acting. Great opening, (hotel arrival) though)
@@ziraprod6090 The fundamental problem with each Bond (except Connery) is that they got to the role a little too late. Roger should have started with OHMSS and ended with FYEO. Dalton should have had four through the 80s, with Goldeneye coming out early 90s instead of 95. Casino Royale should have been right after 9/11.
@@mocano401 Tomorrow Never Dies is one of my absolute favourites as well. Goldeneye is a perfectly structured film, though, but Tomorrow Never Dies never lets up and that's what makes it so thrilling.
I love how smooth Brosnan is I just watched all 4 of his films. I love them and they are super nostalgic. Since most of us watched them as young kids.
I did myself I was 9 when Goldeneye was released in 1995 and became a Bond fan of the films by then once I got Goldeneye for Nintendo 64 and started collecting all Bond films on vhs at time and now have them all on dvd and blu ray from Dr No to No Time To Die but Goldeneye is still one of my favorites.
I was 3 years old when it came out and since then it’s always been my favorite bond film and one of my all time fav movies
Brosnan brought a good balance of fun and humor to Bond while still being a classy 007.
It really shows in Tomorrow Never Dies... looks like he's having a lot of fun in that movie.
Bond almost seems to forget he's on a mission during that car chase scene in TND.
Pierce has the best hair of all the JB lol
Agreed. He’s even still got a great head of hair at 71 in 2024!
Brosnan was close to perfect as Bond. He had everything.. Apart from Goldeneye, the rest of his films were a mixed bag, but not so much as they are made to be. Tomorrow Never Dies was very entertaining despite flaws, and The World Is Not Enough had a smart and realistic geopolitical plot with the pipelines, and an excellent and original villainess in Elektra King.
Agree. I love the World is not Enough, i'm not really sure what peoples' issue with it is. The Denise Richards 'is too young to be a nuclear physicist' reason is a bit flimsy given some of the plotlines people had been happy to accept from previous films.
@@Invinciblez18 Brosnan himself admitted he was initially confused by the plot line of TWINE, it was a bit labyrinthine ... its one of those films you have to take a second viewing to really "get" and appreciate.
I noticed you didn't even mention Die Another Day -- lol, I don't blame you. Aside from a jumbled mess of a plot and an over reliance on CGI, that film, which was the 20th in the series and released on the 40th anniversary of Dr. No, seemed to be nothing more than a "greatest hits" package of references to all nineteen previous Bond films . . .
@@Invinciblez18 if you want to know some issues with TWINE besides the obvious Denise Richards one, here are a few: The best action sequence is the opening. Eletrka is obviously the villain. The entire premise of Renard not feeling pain and being able to 'push himself harder than any normal man' is completely dropped by the time he and Bond have their showdown, which is the lamest of Brosnan's films. Despite Renard trying to blow up Istanbul, the whole third act is pretty anti climactic unlike his two previous films, even Die Another Day has a more climactic third act. And I could go on. Its just a tired, by the numbers Bond film.
@@alwaysOPEN4business I don't see how the best sequence being the opening (I'm assuming your referring to the Thames boat chase) or Elektra being the villain are bad points. Renard literally overpowers Bond in the final duel so I'm not sure how that premise was dropped. But any way as I always say with Bond films, with the exception of 4 or 5, they generally polarize opinion
When Brad Whittaker from The Living Daylights came back from the dead and joined the CIA!
Yo Jimbo!
Actually not the first time in the Bond universe that an actor has played two roles
@@marcanthony1113 yup, Walter Gotell’s Morzeny managed to survive the boat chase in FRWL and decided to defect to the USSR, rising through their ranks to become head of the KGB
@@marcanthony1113 Yeah.. Charles Gray in You Only Live Twice and Diamonds are Forever, and Maud Adams was in a few movies as well.
I wonder who brought him to the light side
CIA man with a good hobby like Gardening is oddly satisfying
I always assumed he was jokingly asking if Bond would kill his third wife.
@@pbdye1607 That would be great, but in a deleted scene he's talking about gardening so he's being serious lol
Always did love this bit. Bond films have something of a tradition of poking a bit of fun at the Americans. Not undeserved mind you and usually in good fun. Nice to see it continued with Wade who may indeed be a bit of big mouth, walking talking tall cowboy but still knows his stuff and has your back when the chips are down.
_'We have no interest in seeing WW3... unless we start it!'_
'Not underserved mind you' just curious, how you come to that conclusion?
@@alwaysOPEN4business We Americans, as a culture and society, can indeed be overly brash, loud, self important, a little clueless when it comes to other cultures and societies, and touch self righteous on international matters.
Having this occasionally pointed out, highlighted, lampooned, or parodied, like how Wade is dismissive of the use of passwords and protocols, has the gaudy tattoo, and relies on percussive maintenance to fix is car, are some of those "not untrue enough" American quirks that the film is having a little fun playing with.
But, like I said, it makes up for it by showing despite all that he actually does know what he's doing and at the end shows he was more on top of the situation than he at first appears.
@@steampunker7 plus he was certainly useful in being Bond’s CIA contact later in the movie and in Tomorrow Never Dies like when when he assured Bond should things go south to just get on the radio and he’d call in the Marines.
@steampunker7 In fairness, the percussive maintenance WAS performed on a Russian car. The vehicle certainly expected no less. 😁
I watched Goldeneye last night. And they release this video today. I must've reminded them how damn good this entire film is.
Izabella Scorupco just glows!
Brosnan had the best hair of any bond.
One of the funniest scenes in any Bond movie.
Mechanic old school sledgehammer fixes anything
Percussive maintenance for the win!
“I gave him the limp”
I love that line...
@@kleetus92 same here bro
Well, that will both simplify and complicate the introduction, eh? 😉
‘My knee!….Aches. Every day. Twice as bad in the cold. Do you know how long the winter is here?’
When you realise that Bond is talking to Hagrid (Zukovsky) in the movie
Everyone can tell that Bond is well-dressed. But it's only after learning more about men's fashion that I've come to understand just _how_ well-dressed he really is.
Please elaborate for us peasants?
@@Gareth-410 He wears a tie. The end.
@@tmonie I mean, look at him; He's wearing a belt! That's Hollywood for you.
@@HybridPhoenix08 The belt probably has a gadget built into it somehow, like a grapple hook or dental floss or something
I literally searched for this scene just to steal his look. That peacoat is just what I need in Indiana's winter.
"Hand me that wrench, Jimmy" -- Best line in the movie. @ 2:02
Really? Id of thought Boris had the best lines
@@121Swaleskid Haha a little tongue in cheek but you never hear anyone call Bond 'Jimmy' which always makes me laugh.
@@vandecar15 Hey Jimbo!
This film is tied for my favorite Bond film with Casino Royale (Daniel Craig).
But the game, man the N64 game is still a legend to this day.
There's no games out there with a 4-screen multiplayer option, such high difficulty single-player and all the extra's like golden gun option.
Sure the graphics are out of date, but it is immensely entertaining for a group of friends.
I thought I would wear out my N64 during my summer holidays visiting my family in Poland and playing it with my friends on a 15" television.
Some of the greatest memories of my childhood.
Recently I replayed Goldeneye - the unreleased remake on a Xbox 360 emulator. It was glorious @ 60 fps with full Xbox Pad support.
Nightfire had 4-player.
Golden eye is a much better film than casino royale
Pierce Brosnan is really underrated as Bond and his movies are underrated as well IMO
Agreed Goldeneye was an absolute masterpiece, tomorrow never dies was decent okay good but I liked it, the world is not enough was actually my opinion pretty good, Die another day was just dreadful and sad to watch
They’re fun as hell and very nostalgic. Love all the Brosnan Bond movies
The only one I wasn’t amused with, at least in the second half was Die Another Day.
#kaosnova #007jamesbond
Pierce Brosnan was never underrated, he's usually seen as one of the best Bonds ever.
It's really easy to get thumbs ups by saying that something or somebody is underrated even if was extremely popular, it's really common to see that in many videos
He's not underrated. He's beloved by many many Bond fans and also casual audiences
I like to think they gave Joe Don Baker a sledgehammer here to whack the engine as a callback to him in Walking Tall (1973) whacking dudes with that giant bat of wood.
My favorite James Bond movie.
Great choice!
Goldeneye in my opinion is the best Bond film. Brosnan was great!
When the movie first came out, before we got popcorn and sat down we knew deep deep down that Pierce wouldn't let us down and he never did. Sometimes I say Daniel Craig is 2nd behind Sean Connery and then I watch one of Brosnon's movies and wonder if putting them both as 2nd makes better sense.
That’s exactly how I feel sometimes for both of them
@randomguy8196 There's people out there who don't like Craig. They just get swallowed by "CRAIG IS THE GREATEST. HE'S LIKE THE BOOK. THE OTHERS SUCK!!" Personally, I really like Craig. That being said, I do like him (as a character) more in Skyfall and Spectre.
@randomguy8196 He is a great actor & I've loved him in everything I've seen him in. I feel like he was the best Bond ever (yes, even better than Connery) for a total of maybe 90 seconds in the first 3 movies, then the rest of the time I just don't see Bond.
The first 25 seconds of this scene is reminiscent to that scene in Live and Let Die when Sir Roger Moore arrives at the JFK airport in NYC
This is still one of my favourite Bond films!
The way Pierce says I gave him the limp
Pierce Brosnan in GoldenEye was most probably hands down the most handsome bond. Imagine him dominating you with a spanking over the knee...
I think in the film universe Felix may have still been recovering from his injuries in License to kill
Cringe
0:07 always loved this small music peice. Kinda reminds me of the watch music in Goldeneye 64.
“Hey bond, you do any gardening?”
Is that the a cute way of saying “kiss my ass”? Lol gotta love it
It's a Rose on his Ass...
GARDENING!!
I think it's a nod to the real James Bond, the botanist that Ian Fleming used for the character's name?
If I remember correctly, Jack Wade usually has a comment on gardening or plant life in the scenes he's in. I'm guessing it's just a character trait/quirk.
Goldeneye is so awesome and incredible I love it I give it 20/20 it's my best
Jack Wade is Felix Leiter and Sheriff J.W. Pepper role into one and it seems he's the reason why GoldenEye and Tomorrow Never Dies are Pierce Brosnan's best in the James Bond franchise.
First time I can remember anybody referring to 007 as Jimmy
*Jimbo
He was called Jimmy Bond in the very first Bond movie, the 1954 tv version of Casino Royale (Barry Nelson played Jimmy Bond)
I love that Joe Don Baker is basically reprising his character Darius Jedburgh from the brilliant TV thriller 'Edge of Darkness', which was also directed by Martin Campbell!
Exactly what I was thinking! 👌
I think was one of the reasons why Martin Campbell was chosen to direct the film.
Well better that than reprising the role of Mitchell
do you think that's what the gardening question is getting at as well?
For some reason many speak not the name Jack Wade; but between he and Bond there was the fraternity which could be found in his earlier friendship with Felix Leiter, whom Wade replaced.
I remember this movie had an excelent soundtrack composed by Eric Serra
More like mixed bag soundtrack
"James Bond...stiff-assed Brit." I always got the biggest kick out of that response. Bond showed his sense of humor and even modesty while at the same time calling out Wade for his insult. This was Brosnan's best Bond movie hands down.
Best line: "Hey, Bond, you do any gardening?" Most viewers have no idea why that's funny.
Do tell…
@@THEMathHacker-121 Ian Fleming named James Bond after a British botanist of the same name. He needed a short name for the character and saw "James Bond" was the author of a book on gardening.
@@ymcairedellbball i didn't know that 😎 thank you 😊
@@ymcairedellbball Completely wrong. The character was actually named after an American ornitholigst, not a British botanist. Fleming saw Bond's name on a book written about about birds of the caribbean. In Die Another Day Bond briefly picks up the book before going undercover as an ornithologist himself when he first meets Jinx!
@@markjale3703 actually, you are correct. My bad. Birds, not plants.
1:43
Wade- “Hey Bond, do you do any gardening?”
Bond- “No, but my late wife is pushing up daisies.”
I Liked the Ending of Goldeneye When 007 Said Where are the U.S. Marines? Jack Wade Said Yo Marines and Force Recon Raiders Pop Up Out of the Ground.
Well it wasn't Joe Don Baker's Army son from Mars Attacks.
Tap tap tap tap. WALLOP. Joe Don Baker really sold that scene. 😆
Would have loved to have seen Pierce as Bond the first time he got the job in 1986... his wife was still alive and he just finished on Remington Steele he was even better looking back then
True. Although, I would at least liked to see Dalton's 3rd Bond film. The two he did are great in my book.
@@heavygamer93 Daylights was filmed with Brosnan in mind but Licence to Kill was 100% Dalton, the tougher Bond movie 17 years before Craig
@@peterfranks6243 not to mention plot points of Goldeneye were actually intended for Dalton. He was set to star as Bond in a 3rd film titled the Property of a Lady but delays eventually led him to not renew his contract. As such plot points for the film were rewritten into Goldeneye
@@Wolf-wc1js
Dalton's third one was never at any point called "The Property of A Lady"; that's just an internet myth that somehow made its way into the mainstream.
I love the music at 0:08 seconds
I love the sort-off "sonar ping" in the music.
It’s very post Soviet Union Bond-ish if that makes any sense 😂
@@FierceDeityRick👍
I think Goldeneye is #3 on my favorite Bond movies, right after Dr No and Goldfinger. The script/dialogue in Goldeneye is so well written like in this scene. Pierce Brosnan really does deliver that "ice cold killer" when he pulls the gun, which is what I loved about his portrayal of Bond. He could flip that "switch" from charming British playboy in an instant.
Filmed outside Epsom Racecourse and Somerset House, London respectively according to the webs
This guy is obviously a discount felix leiter
"Bond, you do any gardening?"
I'm just now getting that reference, though he probably meant to say birding.
Oh? What is that?
@@JThom529 Ian Fleming was a fan of American ornithologist James Bond and got his permission to use his name for a fictional secret agent he was creating.
Explains Die Another Day… when he meets Jinx.
@@THEMathHacker-121 and the James Bond book he gets before that in Cuba
Bond does look like a weather man
The music, omg!
The one and only James Bond from my childhood!.
I was close to 8 when i saw it in theaters. it was such an exciting thrill. I thought Pierce was the coolest spy hero back in the day. 😎😄
Bond returning video tapes.
He likes Huey Lewis and the News.
Look closely . The airport terminal is actually the Queen's Stand at Epsom racecourse.
It’s still funny to me that Joe Don Baker was the ally in this movie and the villain in the previous movie, License to Kill
Wade: "You know him?"
Bond: "Yeah, I gave him the limp."
🤣
Anyone know the musical que used here?
I like James Bond, Pierce Brosnan era (1995-2005)
Do you like James Bond 007 =👍
Third wife 😆 I love this movie!
One of the best bond films period
Not even Bond should be able to hold a dude at gunpoint outside a fcking busy airport..
1995 - I was 11 -- and that world is gone.
Re: The hammer - Is Jeremy Clarkson listed in the credits as "Automotive Consultant"?
Timothy Dalton was a great Bond in "The Living Daylights"(1987). And Pierce Brosnan was a great Bond in "GoldenEye"(1995). I'm so glad Brosnan didn't get the role in 1986. But I'm so glad he got the role in 1994!!!
00:23 "Hey, Mitchell!" :D
0:28 Mitchell is officially part of the Bond universe!
Haven't seen this movie in years. Why was an air cooled engine steaming as if it were overheated?
Mon bond préféré...répliques qui tuent , humour à froid et P Brosman félin
will always love Brosnan bond cos when i was a kid and saw Goldeneye, i thought he looked just like my dad. to me my dad was basically James Bond!
Wish they would have done more with Jack Wade CIA in the Brosnan bond films.
With all due respect, SEGA released a video game titled "Headhunter" in 2001. That game had a playable character by the name of Jack Wade. NO JOKE. And yet, I keep wondering; Did SEGA get the clearance from MGM to use that name for the character?
The guy who directed this also did Casino Royale
Thanks for posting
The gardening reference 😂
Honestly, I would’ve made Jack Wade a younger man, likely a protege of Felix Leiter… someone Bond dislikes at first (likely as eccentric as Wade in this film, but would prove himself competent), but they gradually warm up to each other throughout the film.
He’d probably tell Bond that he looks like a guy who watches birds (a nod to Fleming naming 007 after an ornithologist).
2:44 That poor car!
😂😂
Best Bond movie and best Bond actor in my opinion.
James Bond in theater in October 2021👌👍
Joe Don Baker appears as two different characters in the Bond movies
I always liked Bond’s blue tie in the early St. Petersburg scenes.
Jack Wade is one of my heroes.
Now that is how you start a car in the winter time!
fuck. this movie was so much better than every other brosnan film
“Hey bond, you do any gardening?”
pretty sure the only thing Bond plants are corpses. 😂
2:08 still wondering after all these years where the actual FUC# all that steam came from…it’s an AIR cooled car😂
Bond was in saint Petersburg
They dont make em like they used to
So, I hear you`re lookin for a dish the size of a football field? The closest thing we could find to that was covered in a bunch of spraypaint saying "YO JAMES THERE'S NO DISH IT DOESN'T EXIST FECK OFF GO AWAY"
So Jack Wade is the modern day Felix Leiter? 😊
My favourite bond scene ever 😂😂😂😂😂
Yes I played James Bond 007 Goldeneye: Reloaded 007
When I was 13 Years Old Long Time Ago.
grab a 64 and plauy the real game
Very good Brosnan
0:59 “Like you said. “DROP IT”.”
This channel does know how to mix audio.
"You think you can take me? Go ahead on. It's your move."
I can't even remember when British Airways had that old livery.
I remember the Brits being bitter for picking an Irish actor, but he was a great Bond.
the music is FIRE!
So where was this scene filmed? Check it out - and then see if you can find any clues to its not being filmed in Russia.