He would have to spend insane amounts of time there doing normal work, too. I like to imagine that all the years it takes between film releases are filled with 007 going to the office every day. The missions are a rare change of pace if this man were actually real. Imagine the phonecalls, the meetings, the foreign affairs papers, the social media coverage... Man; Pierce's Bond would have had a WAY easier time doing all this shit. Look how much additional work he would have to do with his twitter account and Mi6's media representation and... ugh...
Notice that as he's going down the stairs he calls him "Quartermaster". When Desmond Llewelyn died they needed to replace the character. So they promoted the John Cleese character and had this scene so that they could show Bond bestowing the nickname "Q".
seen November Man? PB is seen closing his subordinates file after a mission. They oughta be making a report after every mission, hence the cubicle/cabin
@@peter9477 If you were not familiar at all with the James Bond films, then yes, it's not obvious. But, if you are a casual fan, like I am, then it's obvious.
And the “oooh dear, do you want to continue?” In the fencing scene always gets me. I guess Sean Connery will always be the Bond everyone looks upto but there’s too much in his films you wouldn’t get away with today. For me Brosnan played the part brilliantly, got the balance of womanising and aggression spot on. Daniel Crag was good but he always strayed on the anger and recklessness side too much for me. That said Casino Royale and Skyfall were both brilliant.
Notice in this movie, Bond was pretty impressed with this vehicle he actually brought it back in relatively decent condition. Replacement windshield and armor repair is minor damage compared to most of the vehicles Bond returns from the field with.
aha ok! "The World is Not Enough" was my first James Bond movie; I saw it with my dad when I was nine years old. Thanks for pointing this detail out! Just saw Spectre with my parents last night, twenty-five years old now :)
This Bond car called "Vanish" was not as bad as someone contended. Pierce Brosnan had totally controlled this car exceedingly well in the final fight scene. As the 21st century's first James Bond car, the world needs to have more innovation from we usually saw in 20th century. The vanish car was astonishing in my opinion and it totally sustains a part of this magnificant Bond franchaise, that has set model which an action movie is required.
I've always enjoyed seeing Brosnan on the big screen as James Bond, it really fit the character really well. Also it was rather unfortunate that Desmond Llewelyn wasn't in this movie because of an untimely car accident with a head-on collision with another vehicle and dying shortly after at the age of 85. I give a lot of praise to that guy, serving his country in the British Army as a second lieutenant for the Royal Welch Fusiliers. during the second world war, survived for 5 years as a POW at Colditz Castle in Germany after being captured by the German Army while in France,
Why this man is so Natural in being James Bond, just bugs me. He's exactly like the character in the books. His movements, hand gestures, the way he speaks.... Immaculate
His LOOKS..His WORDS ...his EXPRESSION...his STYLE.. and HIS ATTITUDE ..OF COURSE...is what makes him BEST BOND EVER...we miss you alot Pierce... AS BOND...
3:42 "Why don't you acquaint yourself with the manual you'll be able to shoot through that in a couple of hours." "Just took a few seconds Q." "Wish I could make you vanish." I love their moments together!
@@carminemurray6624 Whoops! I suck at spelling! The Age of Aquarium would be an interesting Bond film, just imagine Bond fighting his nemesis in an aquarium for the final act.
TheSmithersy Mementos, trophies, souvenirs from past missions. If you've seen "On Her Majesty's Secret Service" He's collected all kinds of things. The rebreather from "Thunderball" was there as well as here, Red Grant's watch is there too as well as in a deleted scene in "A View To A Kill".
I like the current bond movies for their grittiness and action... But I really miss Pierce Brosnan's sophisticated, blasé and confident delivery of Bond. Goldeneye was my entry point to the series when it was given to me on VCR for my birthday (I was probably age 6)
John Cleese did a reasonably good job as Q. It’s a pity he only appeared in 2 Bond movies and didn't get a full crack of the... gadgets. On the other hand, the original Q (or rather Major Boothroyd as he was known then), Peter Burton only appeared in the first movie, Dr. No. I quite like the latest Q, Ben Whishaw. However, I think Desmond Llewelyn (may he rest in peace) will always be recognised as the definitive Q as he appeared in 17 Bond movies.
Andrew Chapman Honestly, I don't think turning a car invisible is that out there. It's a whole lot less creative than a pen grenade or an inflatable snow jacket to survive an avalanche.
@@UltimaKeyMaster The Japanese achieved the feat partially with an invisibility cloak, so the tech is out there. (For those who like to overthink things and ask "but what about the windows": make the "invisibility mode" bring screens in their stead where camera feeds would be projected)
He was probably the most natural Bond - the one that could come in off the street and play 007 straight away. Connery and Lazenby had to be groomed, Dalton and Craig found their way through Fleming’s works, and more was probably the next most natural, although he was probably the funniest with the proper bon mot at the right time.
I liked Pierce on Remington Steele, and I was pissed when NBC screwed him when he was supposed to replace (I think) Roger Moore. Remington Steele had been cancelled, but NBC wanted to do like a 2-hour special finale to wrap up the story, so they wouldn't release him and Timothy Dalton got the gig. Glad Pierce go to do it anyway. I'm not a Bond fan at all, but I did see Die Another Day (hard to argue w/ Pierce and Halle Berry) 🙂
Connery - superb. Lazenby - ideal but the humour killed him. Moore - more bloody humour than action. Dalton - no comment. Brosnan - didn’t like him in RS, didn’t like him in JB. Craig - a worthy successor to Connery. Connery delivered one-liners but they were without emotion. He truly lived up to the idea of Bond being a blunt object used to dispatch enemies. It wasn’t until Craig took on that mantle that I saw that similar blunt object. I believe Lazenby could have done as well, if the script had been better. Moore never really left The Saint image behind him or The Persuader image with Curtis. It’s only my opinion but Craig and superb scripts rebooted a franchise that was heading the same direction as Doctor Who did in 1989. I’m interested to see who will take over from Craig.
I agree 100% and id add he is the sexiest along with Sean Connery of course. Sean Connery and Pierce Brosnan will always be my two favorite Bond actors, they were the best in the role
I always liked the scene where Moneypenny tries out the VR glasses! She's 'finally about to succumb to Bond's 'charms' only to have 'Q', make a very unscheduled, and very UNWELCOMED interruption!
XX you don't even know whst you are talking about. Pierce's Bond movies are right up there with the best of the other Bond movies. The worst and most overrated is Goldfinger where Sean Connery almost gets sliced in half by a laser. Plot was badly written sshiite
This is honestly among the best scenes in the movie. I love that Bond is reluctant to accept Cleese's character as the new quartermaster and is very skeptical, especially after how he seemed like a bumbling buffoon in the last film. It's not until the end, when he proves himself, that Bond finally calls him Q.
Say what you like about Die Another Day, I always loved this movie, and it made me fall in love with Aston Martin (saw it before Goldfinger). The original Vanquish still holds a special place in my heart.
Ditto! I definitely would've bought one! They could've kept all of the 'lethally' offensive stuff! Just let me have the ice spike tyres, the Armoured plating, and the camouflage!
+Warsilver True, but I feel like we may be getting back to that after Daniel Craig is done, depending on who is directing the next one, and who we get to play Bond. To be fair, though, we DID at least GET Q in one of HIS. Granted, he's not how we expected, but at least we GOT him back! If Daniel Craig DOES INDEED come back for one more, I feel like Skyfall (where he got gadgets, but barely used them) and Spectre (where he used at least one, as to when in the movie he does, I won't spoil it for those who haven't seen it yet, but for those who have, myself included, you may already know) are the build-up to THAT one, where he actually uses them a bit more like Bond does in THESE. Think about it. It kind of makes sense, at least to me.
+Warsilver The way we like it. Not a Jason Bourne style, but 007!! Same with Roger moore, i think Brosnan is the greatest Bond and in someway had the same charming, witty and smooth style sir Roger had. Brosnan is the best Bond! Followed by sir Roger. Dalton and Craig (good bond but still least favorite) look boring compared to them. Lazenby and Connery deserve third and fourth place.
The 007 films ended with Brosnan in my book. Skyfall would've counted too had he been in it instead. (Craig just doesn't work for me, looks & sounds too much like a cross between a russian and a bruce willis ripoff)
@eating sugar no papa In terms of characterization, I mean, not only physical appearances. Besides, Craig portrayed a younger Bond as opposed to Dalton who was the continuation of Connery, Lazenby and Moore.
I really enjoyed the first hour of Die Another Day. 007 being given up, the bit in Havana etc. Then it descended into silliness even for a Bond film. Invisible cars and ropey CGI
Yet no-one questions the amphibious Lotus Esprit from The Spy Who Loved Me which in reality is impossible to produce whereas the technology is available to produce an invisible Aston Martin.
@@anbrjd To be fair, it is entirely possible to build one. Check out the Top Gear video. It’s not an exact likeness (the wheels aren’t retractable etc.) but a submersible nonetheless..!
Oh jeez! For a brief second, it's 10:30pm on Sunday night, on WTTW Channel 11 in Chicago, IL. And Monty Python's Flying Circus, is on the Air! "And now for something completely different, A Man with 3 'Cheeks'!" (A voice offstage...) "He can't come!"
It goes without saying that this generation could not pass without Pierce Brosnan being James Bond. He possessed everything necessary from looks to accent. Kind of a shame that they didn't get him sooner.
He was signed for the Dalton films. Broccoli saw him during roger moore period and laid eyes on him for Bond. He was so charming in his late 20s back then. Imagine him doing Daltons. ❤️
I think he was one of if not the best all rounder/complete bonds, he had the charm, the brains and the brawn whilst other bonds only had one or two of those things.
renember watching this as a kid and scenes like it thinking how cool bond was, watching it now I just feel like Q. REALLY? THAT CAR PROBABLY COSTS TENS OF MILLIONS, YOU COULD AT LEAST READ THE BLODDY MANUAL!
+Firemarioflower "NERDS" built all of your electronic devices, clown. Eject the old vocabulary, learn a more tolerable one. OR you could just bugger off?
"Forgive my mentioning it, 007, but a PERFECT marksman isn't really supposed to shoot his own boss." "Check the replay, you'll find that he's dead and she's only got a flesh wound." "There's always an excuse isn't there double o zero!" "Just took a few seconds Q." "Wish I could make you Vanish." Funniest Bond:Q conversation in history!! LOL
I honestly didn't mind D.A.D. as much as some other people did. Sure it was cheesy and gimmicky as hell, but it was still fun. And that fact that there was a reference to every previous Bond was awesome too.
Well i like it very much, it's classic Bond pure fun. Great action, gadgets and my all time favorite Bond actor Ohh and I forgot a great Villain Lair. I loved the ice palace
Agreed especially when it came to bothering Q and MoneyPenny. I loved how Pierce as Bond enjoyed making them( Q and Money penny ) go mad or at least make MoneyPenny role her eyes.
"you know, you’re cleverer than you look" "hrm, still, better than looking cleverer than you are." forget tech, the wit is the most cutting edge thing here.
"I wish I could make you vanish" said in exactly the same way as "I wish you were a mouse" in response to Joan Sanderson's complaint that the bath in her room at Fawlty Towers wasn't big enough to drown a mouse.
John Cleese was Q for only die another day because the previous Q died a few months after the world is not enough in 1999 so JAMES BOND waited till SKYFALL FOR THE NEW Q MEANING MI6 HAD M GIVING 007 THE GADGETS FOR 2 MOVIES
"Just took a few seconds, Q!" "Wish I could make you vanish!" Gotta love the "Love-Hate" relationship with Q and 007! I also love the fact that Q pokes fun at Bond being no longer "007" by saying "00-Oh" XD
John Cleese should of stayed on to carry on playing Q from die another day to skyfall he would of been perfect as I don't think ben whishaw is suited for the role
Troube was he came after Desmond Llewelyn and so anyone would look like a step down in comparisson. Perhaps if the had skipped Q in this film then brought John Clease back in the next one it might have worked better
I was looking forward to pierce being in more bond films and cleese taking over as Q. but for some reason, I wanted the films to continue in much the same way as they had throughout the 90s because i loved goldeneye so much. but everyone else thinks pierces movies are dated in many ways. I never understood it. I really liked these 4 movies but I wont argue if someone told me die another day was the weakest.
Honestly, it's the charm and existence of films from the Brosnan era such as Goldeneye and The World Is Not Enough that made it so relevant. M literally calls Bond "a dinosaur." His boss went from cigarette smoking man to this legit smart and somewhat badass elderly woman. They made it a point to show while he may seem out of place, he is right where he needs to be. Then they did the same with M. Right into die another day-it's opening and whole "he is messed up/damaged" scenes before he basically self-rehabs is great. All the gritty talk, Craig just went through that in another form in the next film. Honestly, Die Another Day is better than tomorrow never dies to me-the latter's 2nd half like anything after "the doctor" was just really boring to me. Weakest bond no way-c'mon we've survived literal filler, a writer's strike film, lazenby not bond even in a film with a good plot, volcano lair, a unofficial but existent bad thunderball remake, and a space adventure.
@@LSSYLondon Totally agree. Getting M (Judi Dench) involved in the overall plot the way they did, coupled with the almost horrific take on Stockholm syndrome with Electra, set if off. If Denise Richards being cast a scientist was a bit of a put-off, look no further than the brilliance of Robert Carlyle as Renard, a gorgeous opening song easy top 5, and Bond's level of compassion going up more than usually ever for someone he didn't really have feelings for. Oh, and one last thing-the Russian mobster is actually given a completed arc from golden-eye. A++++++++++++++++
This scene made me realize Bond has a normal-ass office.
"This is where I clean my gun and causally day drink."
He would have to spend insane amounts of time there doing normal work, too. I like to imagine that all the years it takes between film releases are filled with 007 going to the office every day. The missions are a rare change of pace if this man were actually real. Imagine the phonecalls, the meetings, the foreign affairs papers, the social media coverage...
Man; Pierce's Bond would have had a WAY easier time doing all this shit. Look how much additional work he would have to do with his twitter account and Mi6's media representation and... ugh...
Why does Bond call R 'Q' at the end.
Notice that as he's going down the stairs he calls him "Quartermaster". When Desmond Llewelyn died they needed to replace the character. So they promoted the John Cleese character and had this scene so that they could show Bond bestowing the nickname "Q".
He was shown behind his desk in his office in ON HER MAJESTY's SECRET SERVICE
seen November Man? PB is seen closing his subordinates file after a mission. They oughta be making a report after every mission, hence the cubicle/cabin
"This should be your twentieth"
Great reference to the fact that this is the 20th bond film.
No shit, Sherlock.
@@Locutus Arrogance doesn't become you. It wasn't obvious to everyone.
@@peter9477 It was obvious.
@@Locutus Let's continue being childish: no it wasn't. Nyah nyah.
@@peter9477 If you were not familiar at all with the James Bond films, then yes, it's not obvious. But, if you are a casual fan, like I am, then it's obvious.
"maybe you've been down here too long"
lol best line in the film
i love it lol nothing shows up
I thought "so this is where they keep the old relics"and "still better than looking cleverer than you are" would be in the running.
And the “oooh dear, do you want to continue?” In the fencing scene always gets me.
I guess Sean Connery will always be the Bond everyone looks upto but there’s too much in his films you wouldn’t get away with today. For me Brosnan played the part brilliantly, got the balance of womanising and aggression spot on. Daniel Crag was good but he always strayed on the anger and recklessness side too much for me. That said Casino Royale and Skyfall were both brilliant.
"....I wish I could make YOU vanish...."
Second best line lol.
Not really a high achievement to be the best line in the worst "Bond" ever made, to be fair non of the Brosnan "Bonds" should be considered as canon!
I like Daniel Craig but as a kid growing up and having Goldeneye be my first ever bond film, Pierce will always be my favorite.
006 was triple H
For England James?
Don't worry, I am invincible!
Same here, and Goldeneye was also the first Bond film I watched. After playing the video game, I watched the movie.
@@dark4x440no.....for me.....
In this scene I've always expected John Cleese to introduce a new gadget saying ' And now for something completely different...'
"This device is called...
It's!"
Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition!
Wasted opportunity
Mr. Bond has learned the importance of camouflage.
and this devise farts in the enemies general direction
Notice in this movie, Bond was pretty impressed with this vehicle he actually brought it back in relatively decent condition. Replacement windshield and armor repair is minor damage compared to most of the vehicles Bond returns from the field with.
roll the clip of bond's BMW being sawed in half by a helicopter carrying logging equipment
Also maybe light flooding
If they ever return at all.
The Z3 in Goldeneye was probably the only one returned in "pristine" order 😂.
@@MScorpioM assuming it was returned, but yes, no damage. unless wade "pushed the buttons in the car"
John Cleese was pretty cool as Q. Pity he was only in two Movies.
+Schwatvogel He was one of the Monty Python guys, and it shows.
+Schwatvogel I thought it was just one
OettingerCroat
No, he was in "Die another Day" but also in "The World is not enough" as the old Q's assistant.
aha ok! "The World is Not Enough" was my first James Bond movie; I saw it with my dad when I was nine years old. Thanks for pointing this detail out!
Just saw Spectre with my parents last night, twenty-five years old now :)
+OettingerCroat The movie was silly, spectre that is.
Just realized there was a Holy Grail pun there "Just a Flesh wound."
+Alexander Lang exactly! Looks a big nod to the "Ministry"
+Alexander Lang You're right!
Nice catch! haha
the way his legs stretch when he walks by the Vanquish is a reference to Ministry of the Silly Walks
it's not a pun, it's a reference. But nice catch.
"Oh very good." Love Brosnan's Bond and Q moments.
+Max Frankow this is R not Q
+Horenramon He became Q after the original retired
Mert Ceylan
ok thanks
+Horenramon Desmond Llewellyn died after The World is not enough, thats why Cleese is in it.
He was retiring anyways, though its still sad not having Desmond in this.
"As I learnt from my predecessor 007, I never joke about my work!"
That line struck a chord
"Wish I could make you vanish." Best. "Q". One-liner. Ever.
that Manuel man! HAHAHA!!!!
No, the best Q oneliner was
"What are you doing with that dog...? I'm not talking about the puppy".
Oh how I wish Q had a accident with Bond. Puff no more Bond after a giant ball of fire incinerate Bond.
What not subtle enough.
Of course he tried to make him disappear in SPECTRE.
Just took a few seconds Q
This Bond car called "Vanish" was not as bad as someone contended. Pierce Brosnan had totally controlled this car exceedingly well in the final fight scene. As the 21st century's first James Bond car, the world needs to have more innovation from we usually saw in 20th century. The vanish car was astonishing in my opinion and it totally sustains a part of this magnificant Bond franchaise, that has set model which an action movie is required.
"....maybe you've been down here too long."
I love that part.
"It's called the future, get used to it"
classic John Cleese delivery! Love that guy!
I've always enjoyed seeing Brosnan on the big screen as James Bond, it really fit the character really well. Also it was rather unfortunate that Desmond Llewelyn wasn't in this movie because of an untimely car accident with a head-on collision with another vehicle and dying shortly after at the age of 85. I give a lot of praise to that guy, serving his country in the British Army as a second lieutenant for the Royal Welch Fusiliers. during the second world war, survived for 5 years as a POW at Colditz Castle in Germany after being captured by the German Army while in France,
Desmond was the real Bond.
Not just for England, he affected the World.
Desmond is a legend in more ways than one.
@@carminemurray6624 Desmond was Welsh, not English.
😮😮😮
Why this man is so Natural in being James Bond, just bugs me. He's exactly like the character in the books. His movements, hand gestures, the way he speaks.... Immaculate
R.I.P Desmond Llewelyn :( You were the best Q ever :)
I agree, and I am sure he had fun playing the part, and dropping in at the pub for a pint, could you imagine buying him a pint of ale ?
Mini mansions?
@@tomwalsh6655 no wonder new q is seeing how old q made it with Bond making him crazy
Did you know that Llewelyn hated playing Q?
His LOOKS..His WORDS ...his EXPRESSION...his STYLE..
and HIS ATTITUDE ..OF COURSE...is what makes him BEST BOND EVER...we miss you alot Pierce... AS BOND...
i miss pierce brosnan, he was the man
double ditto--the best since sean c.
This is the bond I know...not Craig
@El Matador Probably 3rd best. Sean will always be 1. And moore is a tad better than brosnan.... no love for the others though...
@@mikeingersoll7344 Daniel Craig is the only action hero among all Bonds.
@@mikeingersoll7344 Funny, since Craig was one of the closest iterations of Ian Fleming's Bond only next to Timothy Dalton.
3:42 "Why don't you acquaint yourself with the manual you'll be able to shoot through that in a couple of hours."
"Just took a few seconds Q."
"Wish I could make you vanish."
I love their moments together!
A fishtank manual?
@@colinp2238 I'm guessing autocorrect decided to have a laugh with this one.
yes, Aquaria rather than Aquaint, how quaint 😁
The age of Aquarium 😲
@@carminemurray6624 Whoops! I suck at spelling! The Age of Aquarium would be an interesting Bond film, just imagine Bond fighting his nemesis in an aquarium for the final act.
1:51 *knife shoots out* Bond: Hm, point taken.
The king of one-liners!
That was also Rosa Klebb's shoe that she tried to kill Bond with in From Russia with love.
@@Xesh001 A classic.
@@Xesh001 "She had her kicks..."
And the 2nd one ... So where is this "cutting edge" stuff
Wasn't this knife poisonous?
This is the one time I can remember bond being stuck for any comeback beyond "oh very good..."
"I'll have you know, this is where our most cutting-edge technology is developed."
**Bond activates a knife gadget**
"Point taken."
Rose Supreme... Scrolled through hoping to find this comment.. Nice
How did they have all the old relics? Maybe Bond has been returning the equipment after all.
I bet Q just made duplicates.
And stuff like the shoe are souvenirs.
"Hey Q, I was wondering if you could make me a pair of these"
Years later: The Kingsman oxford shoes are born
TheSmithersy Mementos, trophies, souvenirs from past missions. If you've seen "On Her Majesty's Secret Service" He's collected all kinds of things. The rebreather from "Thunderball" was there as well as here, Red Grant's watch is there too as well as in a deleted scene in "A View To A Kill".
TheSmithersy The case had a tear gas canister for if someone opened it incorrectly. I assumed it had been upgraded with a bomb between films.
You really think Q only made one of every gadget he ever gave Bond?
I like the current bond movies for their grittiness and action... But I really miss Pierce Brosnan's sophisticated, blasé and confident delivery of Bond. Goldeneye was my entry point to the series when it was given to me on VCR for my birthday (I was probably age 6)
This Vanquish may be old...but it is a beauty!
Better a beautiful old car than an ugly boring new car......
It wasn’t old when the film was made 😂
John Cleese did a reasonably good job as Q. It’s a pity he only appeared in 2 Bond movies and didn't get a full crack of the... gadgets. On the other hand, the original Q (or rather Major Boothroyd as he was known then), Peter Burton only appeared in the first movie, Dr. No. I quite like the latest Q, Ben Whishaw. However, I think Desmond Llewelyn (may he rest in peace) will always be recognised as the definitive Q as he appeared in 17 Bond movies.
Andrew Chapman Honestly, I don't think turning a car invisible is that out there. It's a whole lot less creative than a pen grenade or an inflatable snow jacket to survive an avalanche.
Well we have vr now
@@UltimaKeyMaster The Japanese achieved the feat partially with an invisibility cloak, so the tech is out there. (For those who like to overthink things and ask "but what about the windows": make the "invisibility mode" bring screens in their stead where camera feeds would be projected)
@Alex Lindh That was an excellent game, definitely felt like an extra Brosnan film. :)
Say what you like about Die Another Day, but Pierce Brosnan is the coolest son of a gun to hit the silver screen since Cary Grant.
Calvin Maynard oh yes my personal favourite bond who got cursed with bad directors
@Paul Daniels so why did so many people slate it when it first came out, if it's just Daniel Craig fans?
He was probably the most natural Bond - the one that could come in off the street and play 007 straight away. Connery and Lazenby had to be groomed, Dalton and Craig found their way through Fleming’s works, and more was probably the next most natural, although he was probably the funniest with the proper bon mot at the right time.
I liked Pierce on Remington Steele, and I was pissed when NBC screwed him when he was supposed to replace (I think) Roger Moore. Remington Steele had been cancelled, but NBC wanted to do like a 2-hour special finale to wrap up the story, so they wouldn't release him and Timothy Dalton got the gig. Glad Pierce go to do it anyway. I'm not a Bond fan at all, but I did see Die Another Day (hard to argue w/ Pierce and Halle Berry) 🙂
Connery - superb.
Lazenby - ideal but the humour killed him.
Moore - more bloody humour than action.
Dalton - no comment.
Brosnan - didn’t like him in RS, didn’t like him in JB.
Craig - a worthy successor to Connery.
Connery delivered one-liners but they were without emotion. He truly lived up to the idea of Bond being a blunt object used to dispatch enemies. It wasn’t until Craig took on that mantle that I saw that similar blunt object. I believe Lazenby could have done as well, if the script had been better.
Moore never really left The Saint image behind him or The Persuader image with Curtis.
It’s only my opinion but Craig and superb scripts rebooted a franchise that was heading the same direction as Doctor Who did in 1989.
I’m interested to see who will take over from Craig.
To me... Bronson's Bond is the more polished Bond. He's always 2 steps ahead of everyone.
I agree 100% and id add he is the sexiest along with Sean Connery of course.
Sean Connery and Pierce Brosnan will always be my two favorite Bond actors, they were the best in the role
@@sarizonana i agree
@Fred J3
I can see it already; 007 Death Wish 7
@@sarizonana agreed 100%. Connery and Brosnan were the best Bonds.
Picture a world where you get Both Bronson and Connery as bond in the same movie
“And who are you?” “We are Bond, James Bond”
I always liked the scene where Moneypenny tries out the VR glasses!
She's 'finally about to succumb to Bond's 'charms' only to have 'Q', make a very unscheduled, and very UNWELCOMED interruption!
Which means Q programmed a James Bond sex simulator into them.
@@AnEnemySpy456 Makes sense…Bond uses it for marksmanship training…female staff use it to train against succumbing to his ….err charming personality 😉
@@friktionrc, such a cunning linguist.
😂😂😂
"'Bondus' interruptus", anyone?
1:30 "Only a flesh wound" Haha I got that reference.
whyFreezer Love Q's head move on that
xD I understood that reference.
@Charles Talleyrand A reference to John Cheese's voicing of the Black Knight in Monty Python and The Holy Grail. Look it up, it's pretty funny.
Tis but a scratch
3:20
I actually adore that Bond gives a compliment to Q for once
He’s just in awe and that delivery was fantastic
Nice catch.
Yep same!
The best Bond by far! He had such fun with the character! Not a grim bastard with no toys......
Yeah Timothy Dalton and the OG "Q" (Desmond Llewelyn) were good in The Living Daylights (1987). Both the toys and action scenes (pre-CGI) were badass!
Worst. Bond-Movie. Ever.
XX Uncultured swine.
XX you don't even know whst you are talking about. Pierce's Bond movies are right up there with the best of the other Bond movies. The worst and most overrated is Goldfinger where Sean Connery almost gets sliced in half by a laser. Plot was badly written sshiite
This is honestly among the best scenes in the movie. I love that Bond is reluctant to accept Cleese's character as the new quartermaster and is very skeptical, especially after how he seemed like a bumbling buffoon in the last film. It's not until the end, when he proves himself, that Bond finally calls him Q.
Say what you like about Die Another Day, I always loved this movie, and it made me fall in love with Aston Martin (saw it before Goldfinger). The original Vanquish still holds a special place in my heart.
The Aston from Goldfinger was a DB5, not Vanquish.
Ditto!
I definitely would've bought one! They could've kept all of the 'lethally' offensive stuff! Just let me have the ice spike tyres, the Armoured plating, and the camouflage!
Did I say the Aston from Goldfinger was a Vanquish?
This is the good ol' bond! Cool gadgets and everything!
+Warsilver True, but I feel like we may be getting back to that after Daniel Craig is done, depending on who is directing the next one, and who we get to play Bond. To be fair, though, we DID at least GET Q in one of HIS. Granted, he's not how we expected, but at least we GOT him back! If Daniel Craig DOES INDEED come back for one more, I feel like Skyfall (where he got gadgets, but barely used them) and Spectre (where he used at least one, as to when in the movie he does, I won't spoil it for those who haven't seen it yet, but for those who have, myself included, you may already know) are the build-up to THAT one, where he actually uses them a bit more like Bond does in THESE. Think about it. It kind of makes sense, at least to me.
+Warsilver The way we like it. Not a Jason Bourne style, but 007!! Same with Roger moore, i think Brosnan is the greatest Bond and in someway had the same charming, witty and smooth style sir Roger had. Brosnan is the best Bond! Followed by sir Roger.
Dalton and Craig (good bond but still least favorite) look boring compared to them. Lazenby and Connery deserve third and fourth place.
Boring? Dalton was the best after Connery.
Warsilver I love old and new.
"Why don't you acquaint yourself with the manual you should be able to shot through that in a few hours."
"Just took a few seconds Q"
perfect.
DAMN I miss Brosnan.
The 007 films ended with Brosnan in my book. Skyfall would've counted too had he been in it instead.
(Craig just doesn't work for me, looks & sounds too much like a cross between a russian and a bruce willis ripoff)
@@jimtaylor294 Funny, considering that Craig were one the closest iterations of Ian Fleming's Bond.
@eating sugar no papa Try reading Ian Fleming's novels.
@eating sugar no papa In terms of characterization, I mean, not only physical appearances. Besides, Craig portrayed a younger Bond as opposed to Dalton who was the continuation of Connery, Lazenby and Moore.
@eating sugar no papa All of the Bonds from Connery up until Brosnan is the same person.
It's a real shame that he didn't continue in this role, he was really good in it!
I really enjoyed the first hour of Die Another Day. 007 being given up, the bit in Havana etc. Then it descended into silliness even for a Bond film. Invisible cars and ropey CGI
The arrival at the ice palace was quite good as well. And the car chase was one of the very best…
I liked the invisible V12 Vanquish. The worst parts of DAD were the lightning suit and Halle Berry.
Yet no-one questions the amphibious Lotus Esprit from The Spy Who Loved Me which in reality is impossible to produce whereas the technology is available to produce an invisible Aston Martin.
@@anbrjd ha ha yeah. To be honest the only Roger Moore 007 film I like is For Your Eyes Only. The rest just seem like Carry on Bomd
@@anbrjd To be fair, it is entirely possible to build one. Check out the Top Gear video.
It’s not an exact likeness (the wheels aren’t retractable etc.) but a submersible nonetheless..!
I do love how Q was able to impress Bond with the car, when he seemed so blasé about everything else.
its so cool to see all the old gadgets from the older movies
@@BladedBear Thunderball but close!
It was the 20th Bond film and it came out in the same year the Dr. No turned 40 so they went all in on the references to previous films
"And now for something completely different... an invisible car"
"We can't find it."
Oh jeez! For a brief second, it's 10:30pm on Sunday night, on WTTW Channel 11 in Chicago, IL. And Monty Python's Flying Circus, is on the Air!
"And now for something completely different, A Man with 3 'Cheeks'!"
(A voice offstage...) "He can't come!"
"Wish I could make you vanish..."
heh, funny, even if questionable for Q to say but still is funny. :)
It goes without saying that this generation could not pass without Pierce Brosnan being James Bond. He possessed everything necessary from looks to accent. Kind of a shame that they didn't get him sooner.
He was signed for the Dalton films. Broccoli saw him during roger moore period and laid eyes on him for Bond. He was so charming in his late 20s back then. Imagine him doing Daltons. ❤️
I think he was one of if not the best all rounder/complete bonds, he had the charm, the brains and the brawn whilst other bonds only had one or two of those things.
100%
Simply the best Q briefing EVER.
Shoulda brought John Cleese back as Q in the Craig films
TheGuyThatsAwesome Especially since they did bring Judi Dench back...
Felix Leiter naa wrong style
+Felix Leiter have to agree
+Felix Leiter I actually prefer the new Q. He is much more relatable in our day and age than John Cleese.
+Son Of Montreal he's a dumbass hipster. We don't want a Q to be relatable, that's not his job.
renember watching this as a kid and scenes like it thinking how cool bond was, watching it now I just feel like Q. REALLY? THAT CAR PROBABLY COSTS TENS OF MILLIONS, YOU COULD AT LEAST READ THE BLODDY MANUAL!
+Communist_Penguin NERD!
+Firemarioflower "NERDS" built all of your electronic devices, clown. Eject the old vocabulary, learn a more tolerable one. OR you could just bugger off?
whiteribbonman1 pretty sure it was a joke mate
Communist_Penguin It wasn't. You seriously need to stop overthinking too much. It's just a movie.
And you're not really a communist are you?
+Firemarioflower Feel better now? Good. 😆
"Forgive my mentioning it, 007, but a PERFECT marksman isn't really supposed to shoot his own boss."
"Check the replay, you'll find that he's dead and she's only got a flesh wound."
"There's always an excuse isn't there double o zero!"
"Just took a few seconds Q."
"Wish I could make you Vanish."
Funniest Bond:Q conversation in history!! LOL
hahahahhaha.
When you recall that John Cleese was in Monty Python, the crack about a "flesh wound" is really great.
I also think that the way Q's legs are projected through the car's camouflage is a tribute to "Silly Walks".
I thought he was going to start a "Silly Walk", after he tells Bond, "I wish I could make YOU vanish!"
Q: Must you touch everything.
Bond: Does this thing still work. (touches a jetpack.)
"....cutting edge technology blah blah"
Bond triggers a shoe knife to appear
Me: *one hour later* "Ohhhhh....."
Brosnan and Cleese deserved better than this.
I'm sure neither of them minded when they got their huge cheques in the post.
agree
fuuukkkkkk youuuuuuuuuuu :-------)
antsman That's their *job*. What they *work* for. One day when you get a job, you'll see how happy you are when payday comes. lol
Emperor Reign I deserve better than to read comments left by uncultured spastics.
Stroke of genius casting John Cleese as Q! 👍👍👍
I can't believe it's been 15 years since this movie
holy shit
Now I feel like a fossil reading this comment.. I was 17 when this came out
Oh, I miss these kind of bond movies. Modern bond is just too believable, serious and depressing.
agreed.
i miss them too but i also love the newer ones..
And boring
MrSquidman007 Latter sentence is absurd.
Zoltan Csikos there arent many of these futuristic gadgets.
Not gonna lie, John Cleese played a good Q!!!
I honestly didn't mind D.A.D. as much as some other people did. Sure it was cheesy and gimmicky as hell, but it was still fun. And that fact that there was a reference to every previous Bond was awesome too.
Well i like it very much, it's classic Bond pure fun.
Great action, gadgets and my all time favorite Bond actor
Ohh and I forgot a great Villain Lair. I loved the ice palace
I agree......but...erm....that kitesurfing scene though.....
Wait...so the guns just automatically shoot at anything they see above them? :I What about birds and planes?
+The steamy Spy Or Superman?
+The steamy Spy So that's how 9/11 happened O_O
+WH250398 Well that escalated quickly... O.o
+Its Jr I mean, that REALLY got out of hand FAST.
+Hunter Hughes It jumped up a notch.
Humourus Bond is best Bond.
True that. And old Q is infinitely better than hipster trash Q
Agreed especially when it came to bothering Q and MoneyPenny.
I loved how Pierce as Bond enjoyed making them( Q and Money penny ) go mad or at least make MoneyPenny role her eyes.
Humerus Bone is best Bone
These campy older Bond films had a certain charm
2002 isn't a old bond film....lol
Been a long time since I saw that movie I had forgotten about all that. Very nice to remember.
I just realized rewatching this as adult, there are countless puns in a single Bond movie.
Oh god I wish they had another movie together, so brilliant
"Oh, very good" was my favorite line😁. Quite a feat to impress Pierce Brosnan
"you know, you’re cleverer than you look"
"hrm, still, better than looking cleverer than you are."
forget tech, the wit is the most cutting edge thing here.
*you’re
@@anbrjd fixed*
3:30 I like how he wants to make absolutely sure that it's really real.
Probably my favourite bond film
"Must you touch everything?!?!?"
"Does this still work?"
😂😂😂😂😂😂
The _Thunderball_ pack
This scene quickly made me realise Bond had gone well off the rails. Casino Royale was a godsend.
Ironic that the invisible car on a train wa the moment it went off the rails.
@@EnigmaticPenguin lmao poetic
Casino Royale was Toilet!
"It's only a flesh wound." A nod to the Holy Grail from 007. 😁
Also his walking behind the invisible Aston looks like his silly walk.😂
John Cleese played a decent Q I wished he stayed
I would have loved for that shootout to be an actual invasion of MI5
(belatedly) MI6!
I lvoe how Bond has nothing but sarcastic quips for Q, but when he sees the car, he is genuinely impressed.
Ayeeee homie nice vid bruhh keep em comin:)
I think its Bond: "You're cleverer than you look" Q: "Well it's better than looking cleverer than you are"
Maybe you've been down here for too long. :D
Fun to see all the old gadgets from past movies. Had to laugh when he sniffed the shoe knife which I think was in "From Russia With Love".
"I wish I could make you vanish" said in exactly the same way as "I wish you were a mouse" in response to Joan Sanderson's complaint that the bath in her room at Fawlty Towers wasn't big enough to drown a mouse.
Did nobody catch the “Double O zero” that Q threw out?! Bwahahahahahahahaha!!
John Cleese was Q for only die another day because the previous Q died a few months after the world is not enough in 1999 so JAMES BOND waited till SKYFALL FOR THE NEW Q MEANING MI6 HAD M GIVING 007 THE GADGETS FOR 2 MOVIES
Pierce Brosnan and John Cleese made a really good Bond-Q duo
i remeber being 9 in the theaters and my jaw dropped when that Aston Martin appeared, still 20 years later is it one bad ass looking car.
Loved John Cleese as Q, one of the best things about this film!
"I wish I could make *you* vanish" is my favorite line from any of the films.
Could be a Fawlty Towers reference when he’s dealing with a deaf Karen 😂
“Wish u were a mouse, I’d show you.”
3:05 - He's doing a silly walk!
Simply wonderful...
Fantastic man
I want a movie about Q.
KeatonKitsune... That really is NOT A BAD IDEA!
"Just took a few seconds, Q!"
"Wish I could make you vanish!"
Gotta love the "Love-Hate" relationship with Q and 007! I also love the fact that Q pokes fun at Bond being no longer "007" by saying "00-Oh" XD
*Amazing! Absolutely* .✨
My god.....these one liner battles was savage 😅😅😅
"There's always an excuse, is there, double-o zero?"
John Cleese should of stayed on to carry on playing Q from die another day to skyfall he would of been perfect as I don't think ben whishaw is suited for the role
'I don't think Ben whishaw is suited for the role'
- neither was John.
Troube was he came after Desmond Llewelyn and so anyone would look like a step down in comparisson. Perhaps if the had skipped Q in this film then brought John Clease back in the next one it might have worked better
*have
It is amazing how 2002 seems here more futuristic than 2024.
This was the best Bond it has the right amount of humor, cheesiness and seriousness.
No. Cheesiness is embarrassing. Watch Johnny English or Austin Powers if you want that.
@@mrd9908 haha even Daniel Craigs bond had cheesy moments.
Pierce Brosnan one of my favourite James Bond
I was looking forward to pierce being in more bond films and cleese taking over as Q. but for some reason, I wanted the films to continue in much the same way as they had throughout the 90s because i loved goldeneye so much. but everyone else thinks pierces movies are dated in many ways. I never understood it. I really liked these 4 movies but I wont argue if someone told me die another day was the weakest.
The world is not enough is my personal favourite Bond film ever.
Geoff Dick.. Die another day was the weakest.. In my opinion
Honestly, it's the charm and existence of films from the Brosnan era such as Goldeneye and The World Is Not Enough that made it so relevant. M literally calls Bond "a dinosaur." His boss went from cigarette smoking man to this legit smart and somewhat badass elderly woman. They made it a point to show while he may seem out of place, he is right where he needs to be. Then they did the same with M. Right into die another day-it's opening and whole "he is messed up/damaged" scenes before he basically self-rehabs is great. All the gritty talk, Craig just went through that in another form in the next film. Honestly, Die Another Day is better than tomorrow never dies to me-the latter's 2nd half like anything after "the doctor" was just really boring to me. Weakest bond no way-c'mon we've survived literal filler, a writer's strike film, lazenby not bond even in a film with a good plot, volcano lair, a unofficial but existent bad thunderball remake, and a space adventure.
@@LSSYLondon Totally agree. Getting M (Judi Dench) involved in the overall plot the way they did, coupled with the almost horrific take on Stockholm syndrome with Electra, set if off. If Denise Richards being cast a scientist was a bit of a put-off, look no further than the brilliance of Robert Carlyle as Renard, a gorgeous opening song easy top 5, and Bond's level of compassion going up more than usually ever for someone he didn't really have feelings for. Oh, and one last thing-the Russian mobster is actually given a completed arc from golden-eye. A++++++++++++++++
I've notice the fans have lighten up a bit on The World is Not Enough. I personally think Goldeneye is his best.
“And she has only got a flesh wound”
Haha a reference to Monty Python & the Holy Grail 😂😂😂
"As I learned from my predecessor Bond I never joke about my work!" Original line from "Goldfinger".