Dan Gale yeah your right, quantums actions was shit....too much fast paced moving editing nonsense. but the chase in the living daylights was cheesy like children's playing. I felt sorry for Dalton because he would have made a good Bond, but his director and team fucked it all up... the film was enjoyable but it kinda was shit also
Oh, I love the humour when he says "No way!", but then he's shown waiting for her with this annoyed look... he turned around because he's a human being who cares for the girl. Such a sweet scene, like a marriage almost. Sean Connery would have slapped her in the face and kept speeding. Roger Moore would have made a funny quip and gotten her the cello. In Daniel Craig's overly serious movies, a scene like this wouldn't happen. But Timothy Dalton, he was a human Bond. A real man.
And then later when they're escaping from the commies into Austria, it's the cello case that saves their lives. And he quite wonderfully has the gall to say "Glad I insisted you brought that cello!"
DIGITALSCREAMS Goldeneye was the first one I saw as a 10 year old when my parents myself and one of my cousins as we were getting to be Bond fans and went for my Birthday in 1995.
"Salt corrosion" And people wrongfully claim that Dalton couldn't handle the (drier) humour. To quote Pam in Licence To Kill, "Bullshit.". And listen to that V8 engine. Phwoar!
Apparently the script for this film was written for Roger Moore on the slim chance he would return to the role one more time. You can just tell by how Timothy Dalton felt uncomfortable delivering the one liners. He definitely wasn't that kind of Bond.
There's definitely a hint of Moore in this film, it is very similar in tone to Moore's last three Bond films. It's probably more likely that, after 12 years of it, even with a new Bond the tone would be similar. Dalton is easily at his best as Bond in Licence to Kill.
Actually, the script was written with Pierce Brosnan in mind. Brosnan was to play Bond in this, but as soon as NBC heard that Eon Productions wanted him, they renewed Remington Steele (despite poor ratings, they thought the publicity at the time would help the show) and invoked a clause in Brosnan's contract. Keeping him tied to the show. Remember Pierce at the time was HOPPING mad. Thought Dalton was very good in the role though.
@@ricardocantoral7672 agree with For your eyes only part but the not the Goldeneye. He would have never fitted in the 90s dynamic. Moore's last film should have been Moonraker and Dalton should have been the 80s bond. For your eyes only until Licence to Kill. AVTAK would have been a lessy goofy film with him in it and Octopussy less of a mess.
I was born back in 1977, so I have the spy who loved me and on top of that I have the Aston Martin V8 Vantage, because back in 1977. That’s when the first car came off the assembly line. Wow didn’t know that so now I have a connection what the living daylights😊😮
I thought the car used for the chase scene was a hardtop vantage which was badged to look like a Volante. A Volante was used for the other scenes in the movie.
Going in Aston Marti to Soviet Russia... Who would have noticed? If Bond have done anything wrong out there (and he did), he could never be able to get out of there, as this would have been the only Aston in the whole USSR!
3:14 The targeting display on a villain's rocket launcher in "Licence to Kill" is identical down to the day the data displayed. However, it's green and with slightly different font.
Victor Hall fucking hell mate you know your shit...... I love the DBS from On Her Majesty's Secret Service, did you notice how amazing it sounded when Bond started to keep up with Tracy after she overtook him
Victor Hall no way it sounded too meaty to be a db5 which doesn't feature a v6 it could have been an edited sound of a car the db5 has a different acceleration sound
Timolthy dalton need a third movie, his bond movies are underrated
I know
Especially this one. Great story and one of the best henchmen in this one (Necros).
The perfect Bond as far as Ian Flemming's writing goes
he is a bit to old for that now lol
Ahead of its time, he would have been better after Brosnon, not before.
"Salt corrosion". Man Dalton was a badass.
I always use that phrase whenever I talk to my friends about cars with really bad undercarriage rust. 😂
The most underrated Bond... And he actually was excellent in this movie, aswell in the other one...
"My name is Bond. UNDERRATED Bond."
- DALTON, Timothy.
ティモシーは2話しか出演しないのが非常に残念だね。
Dalton never got the respect he should of. This was one of the best chase scenes in all of the Bond movies.
Old school Bond movie car chase songs are just mindblowingly awesome to listen to.
Anche l'auto di 007 una fantastica ASTON MARTIN vintage V8 da 300 CV
Who doesn't love a few optional extras being installed. I think this my true favourite Bond film.
My favorite for last 32 years
The best bond movie
Best car chase of the series. Note how you can actually follow whats going on. Now watch the start of Quantum of Solace...
Dan Gale yeah your right, quantums actions was shit....too much fast paced moving editing nonsense. but the chase in the living daylights was cheesy like children's playing.
I felt sorry for Dalton because he would have made a good Bond, but his director and team fucked it all up... the film was enjoyable but it kinda was shit also
yeah, it depends on whether you like the good style or the bad style
Agreed though I did like the chase scene in For Your Eyes Only as well, but that's not as good.
amarsbarr TLD was a great movie and Timothy Dalton without doubt the best Bond.
amarsbarr He was a great Bond and nothing wrong with the 2 movies he made.
This and the BMW from Tomorrow Never Dies are probably my fav 007 cars.
indeed
I like the auston martin DB5 and v8
"Time to leave!"
And then he blasts that car outta the shed with the music kicking up! GOD that's awesome!!
Ah love the way he went back for the Cello. Shows how much he cared about her....
The joke implies she would not let it go and nag him till they collected it, so he relented…
Who else is ready for the Aston Martin V8 Vantage in Bond 25 and for Daniel Craig to say "I've had a few optional extras installed"
Fuck yeah I am
I am. They keep forcing in DB5 every damn time. It's getting boring. 80s V8 Aston is as deserving of screentime as a classic Bond car.
Fuck Daniel Craig, he is a vegan snow flake crossfitter
Johnny English strikes again made good use of the vantage in his spoof film
@@Kacpa2 it's funny cause Roger Moore did 7 films as Bond and never set foot in any kind of Aston Martin once.
One of the best chases ever. Particularly love how they mixed the Bond theme with the title score. Brilliant!
Great John Barry music one of the best in series
Ah yes. Crossing the mountains from Bratislava to Vienna. Reminds me of a ferry ride across the sea to Switzerland.
And seeing the Gasometers from the border earlier on. Reminds me of taking a look at the Eiffel Tower in Copenhagen.
I refuse to believe that a Lada could keep up with an Aston Martin
Well, yeah, Bond could have put his foot down and easily outrun the Lada but where's the fun in that?
There were actually some Soviet police Ladas with Wankel engine that produce 140 BHP, but this still would not be enough.
NuclearWinter yeah what a Lada rubbish.
He wasnt speeding away so they could catch up to him
My favorite Aston Martin automobile in the James Bond movie series.
Oh, I love the humour when he says "No way!", but then he's shown waiting for her with this annoyed look... he turned around because he's a human being who cares for the girl. Such a sweet scene, like a marriage almost.
Sean Connery would have slapped her in the face and kept speeding. Roger Moore would have made a funny quip and gotten her the cello. In Daniel Craig's overly serious movies, a scene like this wouldn't happen.
But Timothy Dalton, he was a human Bond. A real man.
Lmao Beautiful observation and opinions
And then later when they're escaping from the commies into Austria, it's the cello case that saves their lives. And he quite wonderfully has the gall to say "Glad I insisted you brought that cello!"
Agree 100%. He is my favorite Bond. Shame he never did Golden Eye as first intended. :(
Timothy Dalton really was a wonderful Bond, the most believable portrayal of the character for me to date.
must easier way to leave Lidl
0:33-1:15 is such a great scene. The dialogue, the editing, the music. Its all perfect.
"Why didn't you learn the violin"?
The British Mustang. Heavy and crude, but still cool as shit.
Indeed
Britain's Ponycar
As Lord Brett Sinclair could testify
That's The 1980's Aston Martin V8 Vantage
Love the Aston Martin. I wish I could afford one.
she is a stunning beauty.
Kara or V8 Vantage?
The kind of girl-next-door beauty you'll love to meet
Peter Franks are you a diamond smuggler?
@@Firemarioflower Both. 😁😇
@@peterfranks6243 “who is your floor?”
This was the first james bond film I ever saw at the cinema. It made me like synth music alot
DIGITALSCREAMS Did you also see License To Kill at the cinema also?
DIGITALSCREAMS Goldeneye was the first one I saw as a 10 year old when my parents myself and one of my cousins as we were getting to be Bond fans and went for my Birthday in 1995.
My favorite toy car in those days !
In this movie.Simply the best bond ever.Other one he was more player but this is just classic.He fits
"Salt corrosion" And people wrongfully claim that Dalton couldn't handle the (drier) humour. To quote Pam in Licence To Kill, "Bullshit.". And listen to that V8 engine. Phwoar!
And this is when I fell in love with Aston Martin...
Dalton my favourite bond he was a great bond
Apparently the script for this film was written for Roger Moore on the slim chance he would return to the role one more time. You can just tell by how Timothy Dalton felt uncomfortable delivering the one liners. He definitely wasn't that kind of Bond.
SP Freely Dalton was portraying James Bond as the way the author had intended it to.
Dark, serious, and gritty just like the way Ian Fleming wanted.
There's definitely a hint of Moore in this film, it is very similar in tone to Moore's last three Bond films. It's probably more likely that, after 12 years of it, even with a new Bond the tone would be similar. Dalton is easily at his best as Bond in Licence to Kill.
Actually, the script was written with Pierce Brosnan in mind. Brosnan was to play Bond in this, but as soon as NBC heard that Eon Productions wanted him, they renewed Remington Steele (despite poor ratings, they thought the publicity at the time would help the show) and invoked a clause in Brosnan's contract. Keeping him tied to the show. Remember Pierce at the time was HOPPING mad. Thought Dalton was very good in the role though.
Retro Lover you mean Christopher Walken vs Timothy Dalton
Similarly Golden Eye was written for Dalton not Brosnan.
When i first saw this 15 years ago i wanted a car like this one
collingwoodrules go pies And today?
" _Salt corrosion._ "
It is a V8 Vantage, of course. I changed the name's title. Thanks for the contribution.
TD was a gr8 007 😀. Shame he didn’t do a 3rd Bond.
Underrated, but one of better Bond series. Miriam D'Abo a more likable co-star.
Besides the Aston Martin DB5, I love this Aston Martin as well in this movie
6 stars in good old Czechoslovakia!
Ondr4H yeah Gta style because of driving a British car in a communistic country.
4:30 "Time to leave!"
- Bond goes down a gear
- Car magically breaks the garage door
To be fair, the door looked a bit “ropey” by that point. Not exactly a sturdy door haha
Superb scene....!!!
Why didn’t you learn the violin? He was always my kind of Bond. Gruff with a realistic sense of humour.
Definitely. The way he said "Why didn’t you learn the violin?" was really deadpan 😆
Love the car, also adore the chase.
Classic James Bond :)
She was so, so cute..the kind of girl you bring home to mammy
I wish Timothy Dalton had done more Bond films
yeah he was so wavy.
me too he was great
Me too. He’s so sexy
He should have started with For Your Eyes Only and ended with Goldeneye.
@@ricardocantoral7672 agree with For your eyes only part but the not the Goldeneye. He would have never fitted in the 90s dynamic. Moore's last film should have been Moonraker and Dalton should have been the 80s bond. For your eyes only until Licence to Kill. AVTAK would have been a lessy goofy film with him in it and Octopussy less of a mess.
I was born back in 1977, so I have the spy who loved me and on top of that I have the Aston Martin V8 Vantage, because back in 1977. That’s when the first car came off the assembly line. Wow didn’t know that so now I have a connection what the living daylights😊😮
*police officer gestures for Bond to stop*
*Bond politely waves back*
Best Bond ever..
i think its 1986
Aston Martin V8 Vantage
You asumme coorrectly, it is the 1980's V8 Vantage, This particular car was owned by the then Chairman of Aston Martin Lagonda, Victor Gauntlet.
I thought the car used for the chase scene was a hardtop vantage which was badged to look like a Volante. A Volante was used for the other scenes in the movie.
Normunds D it’s a 1985 Vantage
seriously, that extra just missed being crushed between the trailer and the guardrail!
they left it in the film but that was too close!
3:00 holy shit that was close
That's not an extra that's a stuntman. All stunts are planned and rehearsed. An accident during stunts is very rare.
Love that car ! And Bond girl 👍
I LOVE that car
the 80s bonds had the best gadgets and the brosnon movies made the most uses of the bond watch
This car was reported on the bond 25 set
Yep! Is the one!
Going in Aston Marti to Soviet Russia... Who would have noticed? If Bond have done anything wrong out there (and he did), he could never be able to get out of there, as this would have been the only Aston in the whole USSR!
Don't fuck with KGB, no matter where, in Berlin or Czech we will find you.
Fucking communists
" I've had a few optional extras installed "
5:15 Similar tyres than Knight Rider episode Hills of fire.
is not DBS its Volante which they winterize it and made it Vantage , V8 403hp
All those gadgets but no GPS and have to rely on a normal paper map :D
that is a good point, he had GPS in the DB5 in Goldfinger
Q probably forgot to add it as a feature.
SaulidSnake that was to follow a tracking device he planted in Goldfinger’s Rolls. Only had a range of 5 miles...
The infrastructure didn't exist yet. Not even Q could have pulled that off.
It was 1987
Nice to know that you can use a wheel that's missing a tyre can be used as an ice cutter to sink your pursuers real easily!
...and that Bond can drive in a perfect circle.
And that ice strong enough to hold your car is thin enough to be cut by said wheel.
Eh, it doesn’t bother me. Rule of cool applies.
Underrated
This scene reminded me of Knight Rider. Another inspiration Just like Star Wars and Alien for Moonraker
What a beaut! 😍The girl's nice too 😏
It's not a Vantage it's a saloon made to look like a Vantage. I saw both film cars at the Newport Parnell works when mine was being worked on.
2:59 Watch it closely, that man sure survived.
U can do magic
Good old Q Branch saving Bonds but again!!
lol he says no girl says yes and then he finally gives in to her
Aston Martin V8 Vantage return to Fukunaga's Bond 25.It will drive in Norway
1987 wasn't ready for a serious cold Bond.
My favorite Bond car, and I finally get to drive one in Forza Horizon 4 :D
@4:09 Apparently Ron Swanson spent some time in Czechoslovakia during the Cold War.
I have few optional extras installed
"A man and a woman.
-and a cello!"
I like the Aston Martin it reminds me of Finn mc missile from cars 2
Those are nice Cold temperature option to add...
Great Aston Martin
What happened?
WHAT HAPPENED?
*HE LASERED both MY FEET OFF AT THE ANKLE WHEN WE HIT THAT POT HOLE*
Excellent scene. Timothy doltan should have made more bond movies.
this movie is bad ass!
Pagnell. Bloody spell check.
Try getting a Cello in the back seat of a modern Aston Martin! 🤣
Emosional bond
3:14 The targeting display on a villain's rocket launcher in "Licence to Kill" is identical down to the day the data displayed. However, it's green and with slightly different font.
Yeah That's Because Bond's Version Was Red.
That car is in the new bond film no time to die.
3:36 I've seen this movie so many times but now I realized there was 125p in this scene.
1:11 I would have said the Exact Same Thing "Why didn't you learn the Violin?"
V8! V8! V8!
Índice de maniobrabilidad y adiestramiento de la compenetración de dos increibles
The tyre loosing from rim was a reference to Octopussy's Merc on the railway.
I had this radio, then chucked it as I lost the code. Doh
Its not a DBS it's an V8 Oscar India saloon with Vantage badges. The DBS was an earlier model fitted with an alloy front grille & 4 headlights.
Victor Hall fucking hell mate you know your shit...... I love the DBS from On Her Majesty's Secret Service, did you notice how amazing it sounded when Bond started to keep up with Tracy after she overtook him
According to an article I read read the OHMSS DBS the soundtrack of the engine was taken from a DB5
Victor Hall no way it sounded too meaty to be a db5 which doesn't feature a v6 it could have been an edited sound of a car the db5 has a different acceleration sound
amarsbarr No Aston has ever been fitted with a V6. they were all strait 6s from 1950 to 1969. The 5.3 V8 was introduced in early 1970.
Victor Hall Are you a mechanic? do you work for Aston Martin or something?
poor man's truck and the house
Lada cars are underrated.
Lewis Collins would have been great in this role. Tim did a great job though and was a superb Bond.
0:48~ 💕💖
Al final ese Chelo les salvó la vida!
Who's here watching all these old movie clips because of the new car pack announced for Forza horizon 4?!!!!
Funny in all the car chases it's always the good guy is being pursued by bad guys, even though the former could have easily twisted the situation.
1:39-1:42 why does Bond pull once more on the "1" button to save the police frequence, although it was already preset ?
It's uncle jaffa from London's Burning!