Timothy Dalton was underrated, he played bond as a cold ruthless killer, a refreshing change after the rather comical Roger Moore era, don't get me wrong, I grew up with Moore as OO7 and have great memories of those films , but it's a shame Dalton only two outings as Bond.
The weirdness of the Blofeld kill for number #006 was more in just how far they went to avoid having to actually represent Ernst Blofeld. Avoiding his walking with the wheelchair, using backshots, it was all nearly as ridiculous as the actual means of execution.
@@joshslater2426I always thought it was ridiculous as well. It is very clear in hindsight that the scene was Albert and company saying they were done with it.
@@tranz2deep Yeah, the legal battles with Kevin McClory was so tiresome for them. Especially since they wanted to use Blofeld in The spy who loved me but McClory prevented that from happening. It wouldn't surprise me that the reason they made the call back to Tracy's death in TSWLM was that the early drafts was going to be Bond confronting Blofeld about that. But thanks to McClory, that storyline is dead so wouldn't surprise me that they decided to throw that character in the trash all together because of that.
They never actually said it was Blofeld, because Eon Productions was in a legal dispute with Kevin McClory over who had the rights to Thunderball. The scene was a big F.U. to McClory to make it impossible to use Blofeld as a character. That's why you don't see Blofeld in Never Say Never Again.
The death of Milton Krest in License To Kill is not weird, it is probably the most violent henchmen death in the series. This death with those few frames of blood splatter and other little violent bits in the film concerning other characters featured in the version from the Ultimate DVD Collection and forward, this cut is technically the R-Rated cut that got by being released unrated. The US theatrical cut, original VHS and DVD editions are all PG-13. Thus, this was not only the first PG-13 007 film, but also, by technicality, the first, and so far only, R-Rated 007 film.
The weirdness is that the main reason Krest's death slipped under the radar was for the one-liner that directly followed: "Ah, Padrone, what do we do with the money?" "...launder it."
License to Kill is still my favorite in the series, and that scene is part of why. It's not a Bond movie, it's the greatest Cannon direct-to-video movie ever made.
I always find it weird that seemingly all men immediatly knew how to kill someone with a decomprassion chamber. How the general hands him the axe like it is obvious what he is going to do.😅 Is this a usual execution method for them?
Does a forward roll, Drowns a man in gold shit, still looks spotless Classy Guide to henchman Approach slowly giving the agent plenty of time to think of a get-out
@@paulberks5609 ~ Hello. SIMILAR Death = "Strawberry Fields" killed by Completely COVERED in "Crude Oil" head to feet. 😊Bond film ~ Starring : Daniel Craig, and OLGA KURLENCO😊!
Kananga in live and let die is both one of the weirdest deaths in the series but also one of the most comically brutal. Inflating until exploding is hardcore.
@@sigmundfreude4088~ hello. "Bubbles, Paper; plastic bags, Balloons, feathers; with a wind MILD or STRONG = "Flying". **** Like "Violet Bowregard { Human Blueberry }" in Book and 3 Films of "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory". FLOATS - either by "Human Emotions" or "Air Pressure" : Sending the PERSON ~ Skyward; Due to the room, they find themselves in at the TIME ***! PS. 🤞🤞Hopefully : Clears - up ; "How a PERSON becomes a Floating BALLOON 🎈? ✌️🤞.
Should have gone on with the quip after. The death of the villain. Like in DAF "He certainly left with his tail between his legs. Or Kananga, "He always had an inflated opinion of himself.
It is a powerful distraction, enabling the other assassin to get his chain around Bond. Then he could have finished off Bond by poking him in the eyes or throat with those flaming sticks. And then they would have died from their own bomb. Quite the clever plan! 😎
the weird thing about Blofeld's death is Bond had him completely at his mercy and instead of landing somewhere that he could easily be taken in to custody he just straight up murders him
003 (2:03) = the many deaths of Sean Bean. (Of course, I think the actor who played another Bond villain, Scaramanga in "The Man with the Golden Gun", holds the record for most deaths in film or on TV, to include getting impaled on a spiked waterwheel and being beheaded by a Jedi with two lightsabers.)
@thornofsociety6857 Some of the spook things Mr. Lee did as a Nazi hunter in WWII, he probably is. He certainly changed Peter Jackson's mind on how a man responds to being stabbed in the back.
I think Timothy Dalton was the quintessential Bond- cold, remorseless and a stone cold killer, exactly the way Bond should be depicted! Such a shame he had just two outings as 007.
The first guy always reminds me of Scaramanger ( how ever you spell it) From the man with the golden gun! The licence to kill scene gave me bad dreams when I was 12. I was terrified of pressure chambers for years after!!!!
Feels there should be a lot more than seven kills: Diamonds - The Scorpion From Russia - Poison shoe From Russia - Spectre killing off one of their own guys masked like Bond, just for training Goldfinger - Death by paint The Spy - Jaws killing Fekkesh ”Dracula style” Moonraker - Dobermans Moonraker - Bond taking bad guys parachute in mid air Thunderball - Spectre no.11 electrocuted Thunderball - ”I think he got the point” Octopussy - ”Get off my bed” Octopussy - That spinning saw ”thing” killing Vijay A View to a kill - Killed by butterfly Majestys - ”He had lots of guts” You only live twice - Hans pirahna death And so on, and so on…
Goldeneye- "She always did enjoy a good squeeze!" Tomorrow Never Dies- "You forgot the first rule of mass media, Elliot--give the people what they want!"
The first Live and Let Die death shown in this video ain’t even a death because that guy turned out (somehow) to be alive at the end if you watch the whole movie.
The Blofeld death in the chimney is "pleasant" because before Bond visited the grave of his wife Comtessa Teresa "Tracy" Bond-DeVincenzo. She was murdered by Irma Bundt, Blofelds Henchwoman in On her Majestys Secret Service. Right after the wedding. Very sad.
I just came here to see if you missed the worst one and you did. In License to Kill Bond knocks out a henchman, dumps him into a drawer full of maggots, and shuts the drawer.
The two ballon deaths, Being frozen alive, Dropped in the chimney and buried in mud is definitely weird. Falling into a coffin full of snakes or bringing fire kabobs with alcohol just to get burned, sorry but those guys did that to themselves.
NO5 - What gave these two idiots away was when he pouted the red wine. A professional waiter would always hold and pour the bottle from the very bottom, known as the punt.
License to kill death is realistic, but it would take way longer for the bloodstream in the guy's body to absorb the compressed air and then decompress.
Only a Roger Moore era Bond film could follow up _flying a helicopter through a derelict warehouse_ with a random offer of a delicatessen, a slaphead joke and a death to the sound of a swannee whistle.
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The one from license to kill is not a weird death, it's a brutal death.
Horrible to watch and listen to.
@Gina72 Hard agree. Poor Krest.
(I feel like I remember responding to you but guess I'm mistaken 🤔)
One of the reasons I’m not a huge fan of that movie is it’s a bit too unsettling.
It’s funny
I saw that as a kid and it traumatized me
The fucking assassin dual-wieldin flaming shish-kebabs, what a legend.
Wo. Woooo Wooooaaaaa BANG 💥
🤣😂😂😂😂
Goofy
i like how he magically has gloves on
EEEEE!
Overweight, cheesy, bald, fruity legend.
"She always did enjoy a good squeeze."
-Goldeneye
And I always loved her. 🖤
Shame she ruined herself with plastic surgery
She returns in rouge agent.
Spoiler alert who haven't played:
She falls off of a dam.
@@nehemiahpouncey3607Yeah and she was also in Deep Rising and Haunted Hill. But in both as a heroine
@@pierre-christiansinger5763 thanks.
@@pierre-christiansinger5763 you fight her like in two games GoldenEye behind
A tree and rogue agent.
Boris: “I am invincible!”
Liquid Nitrogen: “Allow me to introduce myself”
you would like to say "I am invincible"
@@alessandrodacostaaraujo8419lol
TITLE CARD😂
nitrogen: "I am INVISIBLE!"
you are AN ICICLE
😂😂😂😂😂
2:39 Boris: "Yes! I AM INVINCIBLE!!"
2:50 Me: "Now you're a popsicle!"
Now he’s a meat popsicle you mean
That was my reaction too: 'Correction, Boris-you're a popsicle, borscht-flavored.'
Me: Man, you gotta chill out.
@@Blackmagecat🤣🤣🤣 Time to take a chill pill 🥶❄️❄️
😂
“MR BOND I’ll buy you a delicatessen!!!” lmao
“Alright, keep your hair on.”
@julianwooten1172
*“- in stainless steel!!”*
Its hilarious to me because it makes absolutely no sense
Mr Booooooooooooooooooooooo-
@@robcoopz2444(crush)
Timothy Dalton was underrated, he played bond as a cold ruthless killer, a refreshing change after the rather comical Roger Moore era, don't get me wrong, I grew up with Moore as OO7 and have great memories of those films , but it's a shame Dalton only two outings as Bond.
I loved his portrayal, especially in License to Kill there was always a barely contained rage right beneath the surface.
What were the two Dalton Bonds? License to Kill and what?
@@henrybrowne7248 The Living Daylights was the first one.
I totally agree and I like Daltons bond way more than brosnans.
living day lights
daylights was 1st licence to kill 2nd
The weirdness of the Blofeld kill for number #006 was more in just how far they went to avoid having to actually represent Ernst Blofeld. Avoiding his walking with the wheelchair, using backshots, it was all nearly as ridiculous as the actual means of execution.
I’ve never liked that scene. It feels like a caricature of Blofeld (I guess it technically is), and quite a ridiculous death for Bond’s arch nemesis.
@@joshslater2426I always thought it was ridiculous as well. It is very clear in hindsight that the scene was Albert and company saying they were done with it.
I found it satisfying though, guy deserved it.
@@tranz2deep Yeah, the legal battles with Kevin McClory was so tiresome for them. Especially since they wanted to use Blofeld in The spy who loved me but McClory prevented that from happening. It wouldn't surprise me that the reason they made the call back to Tracy's death in TSWLM was that the early drafts was going to be Bond confronting Blofeld about that. But thanks to McClory, that storyline is dead so wouldn't surprise me that they decided to throw that character in the trash all together because of that.
They never actually said it was Blofeld, because Eon Productions was in a legal dispute with Kevin McClory over who had the rights to Thunderball. The scene was a big F.U. to McClory to make it impossible to use Blofeld as a character. That's why you don't see Blofeld in Never Say Never Again.
I love how out of all this ridiculousness, the shark actually realistically doesn't just attack anything it sees.
Baron Samedi does not die, he is alive and well on the front of the train at the end of the movie :)
The man who cannot die
Hes a ghost
wow "samedi" kkkkk eu sou do Brasil, e meu nome é: Sâmede
I was going to mention, but you beat me to it.
Yeah that's not a death. He just danced in the coffin with the snakes. The little nope ropes didn't hurt him any.
The pressure chamber one was realistic tho
I yes brutallity
Not really. If you look up the byford dolphin accident you’ll see what actually happens in a violent decompression.
@@johanjjjonasson spaghetti
@@falloutforever88 the guy at the hatch yes. But the 3 guys in the chamber just died. They didn’t explode.
I came here to find this to reference the titan submarine
The death of Milton Krest in License To Kill is not weird, it is probably the most violent henchmen death in the series. This death with those few frames of blood splatter and other little violent bits in the film concerning other characters featured in the version from the Ultimate DVD Collection and forward, this cut is technically the R-Rated cut that got by being released unrated. The US theatrical cut, original VHS and DVD editions are all PG-13. Thus, this was not only the first PG-13 007 film, but also, by technicality, the first, and so far only, R-Rated 007 film.
I think Dario death was more violent though
The weirdness is that the main reason Krest's death slipped under the radar was for the one-liner that directly followed:
"Ah, Padrone, what do we do with the money?" "...launder it."
License to Kill is still my favorite in the series, and that scene is part of why. It's not a Bond movie, it's the greatest Cannon direct-to-video movie ever made.
I always find it weird that seemingly all men immediatly knew how to kill someone with a decomprassion chamber. How the general hands him the axe like it is obvious what he is going to do.😅 Is this a usual execution method for them?
@@sigmundfreude4088 That's the thing, EVERYONE in a Cannon movie knows how to kill in the most insane possible way.
Does a forward roll, Drowns a man in gold shit, still looks spotless
Classy
Guide to henchman
Approach slowly giving the agent plenty of time to think of a get-out
9:33 He always did have an inflated opinion of himself.
Missing woman died covered with gold paint in Goldfinger? Certainly one uncommon and weird death!
But she wasn't a villain, so hers doesn't count.
@@paulberks5609
She worked for a villain, had no scruples. So there, nyah.
@@paulberks5609 ~ Hello.
SIMILAR Death =
"Strawberry Fields" killed by Completely COVERED in "Crude Oil" head to feet.
😊Bond film ~
Starring :
Daniel Craig, and OLGA KURLENCO😊!
Kananga in live and let die is both one of the weirdest deaths in the series but also one of the most comically brutal. Inflating until exploding is hardcore.
But it makes no sense that he flies😂.
@sigmundfreude4088 When I was a kid, I thought the gas was jetting out of his back end and turning him into a sort of human rocket.
He went the Mr Creosote-route.
@@sigmundfreude4088~ hello.
"Bubbles, Paper; plastic bags, Balloons, feathers;
with a wind MILD or STRONG =
"Flying".
**** Like "Violet Bowregard { Human Blueberry }" in Book and 3 Films of "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory".
FLOATS -
either by "Human Emotions" or "Air Pressure" :
Sending the PERSON ~ Skyward;
Due to the room, they find themselves in at the TIME ***!
PS.
🤞🤞Hopefully :
Clears - up ;
"How a PERSON becomes a Floating BALLOON 🎈?
✌️🤞.
6:55 that fight sequence was hilarious 😂
Boris:I AM INVINCIBLE!!!!
Nitrogen tanks:yeah about that?
#Hydrogen tanks: NYET !!!
Nitrogen*
Dr. Kanagas death scared me as a kid
He always did have an inflated opinion of himself.
When I was a kid, I thought the gas was blowing out of his back end to make him jet out of the water like that.
@@gilgameshofuruk4060yeah, he was farting.
Should have gone on with the quip after. The death of the villain. Like in DAF "He certainly left with his tail between his legs. Or Kananga, "He always had an inflated opinion of himself.
6:10 I still don't get this. What was the gameplan here? Fire is not a close-range weapon, my dude.
Given the other stuff that happens in that film, this seems almost logical by comparison.
It is a powerful distraction, enabling the other assassin to get his chain around Bond. Then he could have finished off Bond by poking him in the eyes or throat with those flaming sticks. And then they would have died from their own bomb. Quite the clever plan! 😎
2:08
A few years back when they demolished that antenna someone should of put an Alec Trevalyn doll at the base xD
In 2020, 25 years AFTER *_Goldeneye_*
They didn't demolish it, it collapsed
@@simonn2045it collapsed and they demolished it
*should have
Or *should've
@@simonn2045 the cables holding it up snapped and the entire thing came crashing down
I used to be absolutely terrified of the pressure chamber one
Sean Connery, still the world's handsome James bond actors,, my friends,, may him R, I, P,,🦅
yes he is
the weird thing about Blofeld's death is Bond had him completely at his mercy and instead of landing somewhere that he could easily be taken in to custody he just straight up murders him
003 (2:03) = the many deaths of Sean Bean. (Of course, I think the actor who played another Bond villain, Scaramanga in "The Man with the Golden Gun", holds the record for most deaths in film or on TV, to include getting impaled on a spiked waterwheel and being beheaded by a Jedi with two lightsabers.)
I believe that is Sir Christoper Lee
@@arcanistthesonofianite249Yup. That was Sir Christopher Lee. (Does he count as having died if he was already dead (or undead) as Count Dracula?)
@@10Peter25 probably
Fitting seeing as he was an alleged inspiration for the James Bond character.
@thornofsociety6857 Some of the spook things Mr. Lee did as a Nazi hunter in WWII, he probably is. He certainly changed Peter Jackson's mind on how a man responds to being stabbed in the back.
8:08 bro really killing with superhero music💀
MR BONNNNNNNNND!!!!
To think that would actually happen in the future to the Arecibo radiotelescope.
2020 it collapsed 😮
“Get of my Bed!”-
Octopussy. That line always gets me.
6:21 that actress deserves an Oscar for that 🤣😂😅
E
Definitely high drama! 😂
Her performance moved me to tears.😂
4:37
2:50 I am an icicle....
I think Dario( Sanchez's henchman) in licence to Kill had the worst death.
Also satisfying considering how much of a sick fu** he was
I think that was censored a bit in the theater. Saw it in 1989 and there were some quick cuts.
Thank god the cat got away
Got away? It was the cat who planned it all.
Stephanie powers was one hot woman
I’ve often wondered how they got that guy to bathe in that cement mix in Diamonds are Forever…
I believe its wax. Point still stands tho
Actually it was boiling mud. The henchman was to undergo plastic surgery to become a Blofeld double
2:00 he isn't dead, he appears on the train in the final scene
Goldeneye I believe is the only film Sean Bean died twice!
Actually he faked his death in the beginning of the movie.
No, he died twice: Alec died at the beginning of the film and Janus died at the end of the film.
@@vladtepes97”a two faced Roman god come to life”
@@kallenordvall Or you could assume that his first death was when Bond dropped him because nobody would survive a fall like this.
Those who haven't watched the Bond movies until now better be wary of this compilation of weird deaths, because every death here is a spoiler.
Ha ha, no shit.
No one hasnt watched Bond
6:26 This one scared me when I was a kid
#7 is unbeatable
That time Crispin Glover's dad got killed by a wedgie bomb
mr wint's death was just humiliating he got his tail between his legs and than got thrown overboard, not the way i would wanna go out.
The fourth one was actually pretty cool if you ask me, can someone tell me the story behind him?
bond framed him making it as if he stole that chief guys money
@@willferry2749 Okay that makes sense, Ty
Cool?!
@@garyjones2561 In a disturbing and twisted kind of way.
I think Timothy Dalton was the quintessential Bond- cold, remorseless and a stone cold killer, exactly the way Bond should be depicted! Such a shame he had just two outings as 007.
Hahaha this channel is amazing, I grew up watching 007 movies, I love how the Goldeneye is two deaths for the price of one!
It wasn’t weird, but Scaramanga’s death was certainly the most anticlimactic.
The first guy always reminds me of Scaramanger ( how ever you spell it) From the man with the golden gun! The licence to kill scene gave me bad dreams when I was 12. I was terrified of pressure chambers for years after!!!!
Thank you! Great selection!!
Pressure chamber kill is one of the most brutal things in James Bond
I don't kno🎉w a good runner-up certainly would be that guy that fell in the snow plow in On Her Majesty's Secret Sservice ....
@@robertmckelvie2968yes definitely it still makes my wife cringe seeing what comes out of it.
I really miss the crazy deaths in recent Bond movies.
Feels there should be a lot more than seven kills:
Diamonds - The Scorpion
From Russia - Poison shoe
From Russia - Spectre killing off one of their own guys masked like Bond, just for training
Goldfinger - Death by paint
The Spy - Jaws killing Fekkesh ”Dracula style”
Moonraker - Dobermans
Moonraker - Bond taking bad guys parachute in mid air
Thunderball - Spectre no.11 electrocuted
Thunderball - ”I think he got the point”
Octopussy - ”Get off my bed”
Octopussy - That spinning saw ”thing” killing Vijay
A View to a kill - Killed by butterfly
Majestys - ”He had lots of guts”
You only live twice - Hans pirahna death
And so on, and so on…
Goldeneye- "She always did enjoy a good squeeze!"
Tomorrow Never Dies- "You forgot the first rule of mass media, Elliot--give the people what they want!"
"Octopussy - That spinning saw ”thing” killing Vijay
A View to a kill - Killed by butterfly"
Neither of these were a villain.
lol the spinning saw lol
Underrated comment!!
The death by dogs of the young female helicopter pilot is probably the darkest scene from Moonraker
The first Live and Let Die death shown in this video ain’t even a death because that guy turned out (somehow) to be alive at the end if you watch the whole movie.
Mr. Booooooooooond!!!!!! 🤣🤣🤣
It's funny as hell
Kill 004 is a reference "Byford Dolphin accident"!🤔
Like how most of em wasn't even done by bond but the villains.😂
No.5 and 6 are just too hilarious!🤣🤣
Cat: you're on your own pal (runs off)
8:48 Not the fry's electronics employee. 😂😂
The shark gun from live and let die was pretty bad ass. Just inflate the dude until he explodes 😂
Death to disconince had s different meaning.
At 6:58 he tried to take a dive but he bombed 😂😂😂
The Blofeld death in the chimney is "pleasant" because before Bond visited the grave of his wife Comtessa Teresa "Tracy" Bond-DeVincenzo. She was murdered by Irma Bundt, Blofelds Henchwoman in On her Majestys Secret Service. Right after the wedding. Very sad.
Honorable mention: Kiko Hayashi from Nightfire
Incinerated by a space shuttle’s exhaust soon after she had tried to do the same to Bond
the dual wield flaming kebabs 🤣
I just came here to see if you missed the worst one and you did. In License to Kill Bond knocks out a henchman, dumps him into a drawer full of maggots, and shuts the drawer.
the old bond movies were so weird i wish they remade then with daniel craig when they still had the chance
Vielen Dank. Heute nacht werde ich gut schlafen. Mein Name ist 15. Null acht fünfzehn. 😊
#5 was like something straight out of The Naked Gun.
Always thought the way Bond played Sanchez was nuts.
7:03 god damn that got me, the weooeooo~ to just getting front flipped off the boat and exploding.
The death scene from LTK was more brutal and realistic than weird.
Nice Protection Gear at the Girl😂
When was the last time you saw Sean Bean survive the whole movie? 😂
3:12
“10%” or “What time is it?”
The two ballon deaths, Being frozen alive, Dropped in the chimney and buried in mud is definitely weird. Falling into a coffin full of snakes or bringing fire kabobs with alcohol just to get burned, sorry but those guys did that to themselves.
No offence intended, but… Are Mr. Wint and Mr. Kidd… you know…
NO5 - What gave these two idiots away was when he pouted the red wine. A professional waiter would always hold and pour the bottle from the very bottom, known as the punt.
I also like the Last One just for what Solitaire says Next!
Solitaire: Where's Kananga?
Bond: Well he always did have an Inflated Opinion of himself!
Glad to see Mr. Bigglesworth make an appearance.
Lemo’oh ima sakulieyi 1:39 😂😂😂
Props to the first ones actor cause that just makes me feel uncomfortable
0:29 was that roll necessary? no.
was it cool? hell yes!
2:18 It's weird in the sense that he should've been dead already. This was overkill
RIP
The villain in the mud looks like Christopher Lee.( I hope others would also have the same observation)
🤣I just couldn't resist this . .
Roger Moore was always my favourite Bond
I haven't seen any of these movies since I was a kid. I don't remember them being this cheesy. But, wow they certainly were.😂
The liquid nitrogen really said “Nuh uh”
Boris: YES! I AM INVINCIBLE!
[SHAMPOO]
I always liked Baron Samedi’s little chant before he took on Bond lol
4:38 WAS BRUTAL AS HELL
Mr. Windt & Mr. Kidd (Diamonds are Forever) and Blofeld (For Your Eyes Only) both make me laugh.
They always make me laugh but the pressure chamber one always makes me cringe and I know what is going to happen lol
Number 006 was a High IQ move!
Missed opportunity to make nr. 006 Trevelyan's death!
Hate it when that happens on the bbq ( diamonds are forever )
I'm not sure if the second one counts. Seeing they kind of hinted that's the REAL Baron and dude is the loa death itself. :P
"Holy Hannah!" 😮
License to kill death is realistic, but it would take way longer for the bloodstream in the guy's body to absorb the compressed air and then decompress.
Kananga - “Hey! Hey! Hey!”
Only a Roger Moore era Bond film could follow up _flying a helicopter through a derelict warehouse_ with a random offer of a delicatessen, a slaphead joke and a death to the sound of a swannee whistle.