eating sugar no papa I’m more referring to the opening in general with the foot chase and helicopter fight. This portion still had that really cool moment when he walks on the rooftops though. Also the one-take illusion is pretty immersive.
My goodness. With a stroll through and the hotel and over the roof, Daniel Craig asserts himself as the James Bond of the century. The next actor should be shaking in his boots.
Yeah, I kind of get pissed off by that. I mean, CDMX is almost as grey during good part of the year as London and yet they always paint it sepia. I was born and raised in Mexico CIty and we get rain a good part of the year (this year being a notable exception BTW) Cheers!
Apparently Mexico City (which they closed down to film this scene with thousands of extras) doesn't actually have a "Day of the Dead" parade, but after they filmed this, the people there kinda thought that it was fun and they started doing it, all because of Bond, James Bond.
Y, but it isnt a single shot scene... There are various cuts ... One being when they enter the hotel, one when the camera goes to the balcony, one being in the elevator,etc.
I only just realised that Bond shoots the case holding explosives (which were intended for the terrorist attack), and that is why the building exploded. I always just thought he shot a random gas canister put there for the heck of it.
makes me wonder what damn kind of explosvies those idiots were using. Plastic explosives like C4 don't go off when you shoot them so what the hell had they in that case? Dynamite? Nitroglycerin?
I never got why people thought his suits were hilariously small. I think if you can own a suit like that then it looks better, of course this really only works with muscle.
@@nikovbn839 I watched it multiple times and yes he shot the briefcase and that caused the explosion. What a weird bomb detonates by shooting it? strange. But you calarified it for me so thanks
When i got the chance to travel to Mexico City and been where the building and the plaza was filmed, it was something that I'll never forget. I'm so thrilled to see the conclusion of "No time to die"
She see's him with a gun on his back, going out the window, and her response is "Where are you going?" God, Mexico really is a sh*thole if you don't get busy, and don't say "Why the f*ck do you have a gun and why are you going out the window?!?!?"
This was one of the best opening scenes in not just a Bond movie but any action film. I enjoyed Specter. It isn't anywhere near as abysmal as some are trying to claim. Roger Moore and Connery produced several ghastly films between them that were incredibly bad to the point You had to wonder if Parody was the true intent of them. Specter may not have been as seamless as Skyfall but overall it checked off a lot of boxes and kept you in suspense right up until the end. Out of the 5 movies Craig participated in 4 were very entertaining work with 3 of them( Casino Royal, Skyfall and No Time to Die)being downright brilliant. Craig brought a Soul to Bond and portrayed him with a substance and depth that neither Connery, Moore and the Wooden Brosnan were capable of doing. Craig will certainly be missed because he raises the bar considerably.
Yes it's a great opening scene, the problem is that the rest of the movie never tops it, especially the soporific car chase and the sad and flat desert compound explosion. Spectre also has a boringly plain looking Bond girl.
I agree that Spectre isn’t nearly as bad as some people will tell you. However, it’s pretty weak when compared to Skyfall and I think the fact that it didn’t live up to its predecessor really skewed a lot of people’s view on it.
Spectre is a great movie with fantastic locations, good pacing and a well written story. Skyfall was so overhyped that most fans didn't gave Spectre a chance at all. Casino Royale is still the best one with Craig though...
It is an amazing achievement but is actually six different shots made to look like one single shot: www.indiewire.com/2015/11/how-they-pulled-off-the-spectre-of-death-opening-in-mexico-city-175854/
The opening sequence in Spectre is a culmination of several, similar scenes from previous Bond films. There is the Dia De Los Muertos scene which resembles the Mardi Gras scene in "Live and Let Die." The rooftop sniper scene is reminiscent of the sniper scene where Timothy Dalton's Bond attempts to assassinate Sanchez in "Licence to Kill." And, finally, the helicopter fight sequence has elements of Roger Moore's Bond in "For Your Eyes Only," during which he battles to gain control of the aerial vehicle as piloted by Blofeld.
Good observation : as No Time To Die is Craig's last movie as 007 (as reported) there might be a "spot the difference" game with scenes that pay homage to previous episodes - Including 2015's SPECTRE.
The part where he's walking along the rooftops with a gun while a parade is happening below reminds me of Godfather part 2 where Vito is going to assassinate Don Fanucci
Depends. The reason behind the decision was that cinemas in major markets like China, Japan, and South Korea fully shut down. If that is not the case in November they might as well release the movie. The damage is already done in any case, and postponing it further would only make sense if some major markets are still shut down at the time. That can, of course, change daily.
@@KyoukiJuuno While in Europe, a second wave is forming and can be prohibited, I don't think the US will be in a position to have cinemas open in November. Unless, of course, they just leave everything open and let people die, like they did almost all the time 😅
Apparently it is a requirement for the Bond role that they should have a stylish walk. Read someone commenting that one of the reasons Connery got it was because he walked like a panther.
@William Guzman Halloween and Dia de Muertos are rooted from different things. The traditions are also very different and Dia de Muertos holds a very deep meaning to people whereas Halloween is just another reason to party and have fun. It's not the same.
@William Guzman first, La llorona is a myth/ urban legend. It's not really a witch and some people claim it was an event that really happened. Again, just stop saying everything is the same. Second, the skulls you see aren't even la llorona 🙄, that's called a catrina, meant to criticize the high society and upper class of the old time as cruel people unti Diego Rivera created a mural popularizing the catrina symbol, a skeleton dressed in fancy clothes. Hence why the scene is filled with people with skulls painted and in black tie attire.
The theme and Craig's walk is Chef's kiss! The Sepia wash on the other hand drowned out the details that were captured on film. No time to Die looks so gorgeous and perfect by comparison. So much colour separation in that one.
You might as well say that about contemporary Hollywood films in general. I have yet to see a Hollywood film these days that doesn't feature some appalling color correction.
Thats the Double standard of Hollywood.... The scene in Africa, India, n south America have all Yellow filtered. It signifies that this place are either hostile or impoverished.. If u look at Extraction (Chris Hemsworth) series. it used yellow filter heavily...
Have not watched a Bond movie since Roger Moore. Was told about this scene, and have to say, it is great. The whole set-up, the action with the classic music in the background, was indeed gold.
Spectre left a lot to be desired but you can’t fault it’s technical wizardry. I wouldn’t expect anything less from director Sam mendes. The sound editing in this film is remarkable. I love how the Mexican theme converts seamlessly into bond’s traditional theme as soon as Craig steps out onto the ledge. As he walks confidently towards his target the bond theme expands. What an incredible opening sequence; visual storytelling that transitions into an action sequence whilst reintroducing bond to the audience. Filmmaking to perfection.
One of the best tracking shots ever, it was done in a single take too, Sony put up SERIOUS bank for that Day of the Dead ceremony even gave all of the locals costumes to make it even bigger.
As someone whose first Bond movie in a theatre was Moonraker, I really like how the Craig Bond's dalliances are generally for a purpose. I also like how this opening establishes the skull-headed cane of the type he uses to bludgeon the SPECTRE agent at the heliocopter.
he has the best walk, casually strolling on the parapet, in his suit with his gun..it is also perfect how well he is disguised , i really thought it was someone maybe a bit skinnier and taller...i thought that they were filming a background couple for effect when they were in the street...excellent work by designers to introduce him in disguise
Bond has some of the best opening scenes in history. Casino Royale which is basically his first kill after being promoted to 00 status. Quantum of Solace shows the brilliance of that Aston Martin. And Spectre.
The parkour chase in the opening of Casino Royale is legendary. Everything looked so real and big, yet it was the BEGINNING of the movie….I don’t see many movies doing that often anymore.
Craig was/is a beast as Bond. Always liked his interpretation of the character. Really wish there had been a much better endeavor in the writing department though that was effortlessly started in Casino Royale. They just seemed to struggle with putting a solid, entire film together after that.
I really enjoyed Quantum and Spectre. Sure Quantum is my least favorite of the Craig films, but I still loved it. I also loved spectre. I loved all of his 😂. Sky fall and Casino are my favorite bonds 😂
I once watched this scene at some home automation shop, they had a showroom for home theatres; it felt like i have never seen this movie before. SPLENDID!
I hate the filter on this scene, the day when they roll the scene it was cloudy (more in the helicopter part). And for the people who don't know, since the release of this movie we do a parade about the day of dead, with more traditional costumes and dancing, if you visit México on that days you can't lose it. :)
excellent that they speak another language no subtitles, perfect... also love that his jackets are never really dirty, nor his seams ripped despite all the fights and tumbles
My wife's little sister fell backwards from a first floor window. A discarded sofa in the garden broke her fall and stopped her landing on the concrete path!
Bruh this is why I respect Bond so much. He literally just disregards this super hot woman. I know it’s for his mission but he never comes back for her. Man is on a whole other level. Men should aspire to be like him
the opening in spectre in cime was so shocking...the gunbarrel, then the words appear and you see this movie have supernatural feel, and there comes the day of the dead...and is one of the best 007
OH, I never noticed the impossible quick change he does just when she says "where are you going", full change of clothes and I have watched this hundreds of times ha ha
this was a great opening tracking shot to a film that doesn't get a lot of love as my dad thought it was awesome. it's the last bond film he will ever see but he had seen all of them in its official series.
Spectre the number 1 movie of Daniel Craig , it has all elements of Bond Movie, the spectre agents secretly working for Blofeld , henchmen Hinx , Rome car chase by Hinx, spectacular opening scene. Reminds me of you only live twice , Dr No 👌
I find it kinda funny that this movie invented the idea of a day of the dead parade in Mexico city (there was no such parade before this movie came out) and then after the movie came out the Mexican government (or maybe the city government) decided to have a parade on that day to promote Mexican culture (since the scene in the movie was so popular). They have this parade every year now.
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Say what you will about the rest of the movie, this opening was gold.
The movie was good until after the train fight.
@eating sugar no papa Because of the way how the set piece was organized. But the colour used in this scene was not right.
Dan Roland I'd say that the opening was sepia.🥁
[crickets]
Is this thing on?
eating sugar no papa I’m more referring to the opening in general with the foot chase and helicopter fight. This portion still had that really cool moment when he walks on the rooftops though. Also the one-take illusion is pretty immersive.
Say what I will? I liked it.
One disappointment about this scene is that he didn’t come back to the lady.
Or in her...
Someone like her is almost worth leaving the target alone for.
And probably the only reason she survived cause nomatter with which girl bond ends up we all know what happens to her.
He can't
he could have pumped her in few mins
Legend has it, she is still waiting for him in the hotel room today......
She took Bond leaving really well.
She would get old, fat and lazy by that time.
@@MY-se1jf All Bond girls do
Room 327
The same hotel that just collapsed, you mean?
My goodness. With a stroll through and the hotel and over the roof, Daniel Craig asserts himself as the James Bond of the century. The next actor should be shaking in his boots.
He hopped over a massive gap between buildings like you would on the underground
The next actor should be shaken...not stirred
@Doctor Anon AAHHhhGHHH
Lol, he's the worst James Bond
@@fernandovargasmejia8512 ain't no way
Every Hollywood movie:
Director: We have a scene in Mexico.
Cinematographer: OK, I'll get the usual sepia filters.
Costume dept: I'll get the Day of the Dead outfits.
Music director: And I'll order the mariachi band.
Yeah, I kind of get pissed off by that. I mean, CDMX is almost as grey during good part of the year as London and yet they always paint it sepia. I was born and raised in Mexico CIty and we get rain a good part of the year (this year being a notable exception BTW) Cheers!
Just helps emphasise the location, Mexico is typically associated as being hot and sandy
Apocalypto
@@vonsopas right, Mexico City actually gets more rain than London
Apparently Mexico City (which they closed down to film this scene with thousands of extras) doesn't actually have a "Day of the Dead" parade, but after they filmed this, the people there kinda thought that it was fun and they started doing it, all because of Bond, James Bond.
True, the "ancient" day of the dead parade was the legacy of our ancestor Bond ... James Bond 😂
Gracias Spectre 💀🤩🥳💃🕺🏽🍭🍬💀💀💀
I hope you realize they do have day of the dead parades in other parts of Mexico.
@@Vivaldi111 sorry, not mexican.
@@klr5695 to be honest it is, i mean the parade in the Zocalo specifically, well atleast parades in other states had long time
One of the best single-shot scenes in modern cinema.
Y, but it isnt a single shot scene... There are various cuts ...
One being when they enter the hotel, one when the camera goes to the balcony, one being in the elevator,etc.
Yeh u fool
Try the inside the car scene from "Children of Men"
@@majormononoke8958 Aye, its not uncommon for apparently single shot scenes to have hidden cuts throughout.
@@majormononoke8958 That’s way too specific, it’s basically single shot
I only just realised that Bond shoots the case holding explosives (which were intended for the terrorist attack), and that is why the building exploded. I always just thought he shot a random gas canister put there for the heck of it.
Would u not lose balance walking so close and high up?
makes me wonder what damn kind of explosvies those idiots were using. Plastic explosives like C4 don't go off when you shoot them so what the hell had they in that case? Dynamite? Nitroglycerin?
I love his suit
I love his walk
I love his style 👍
His suit is over cut Just like the film editing
That is what Pres Putin is immitating
I never got why people thought his suits were hilariously small. I think if you can own a suit like that then it looks better, of course this really only works with muscle.
@@Andrew-lu6wp European style
@@aadigiri Italian* 🇮🇹
I never realized the cigarette smoke revealed the laser sight before. I just thought the fat guy was a psychic.
Never noticed that. Do you also know what caused the explosion?
@@monstdrumm Didn't he shoot the briefcase? Looks like it was containing a bomb/explosives.
@eedd sdsd I think the laser was from the listening device, so he couldn't.
@@nikovbn839 I watched it multiple times and yes he shot the briefcase and that caused the explosion. What a weird bomb detonates by shooting it? strange.
But you calarified it for me so thanks
@@monstdrumm It could have just been full of a volatile explosive. Some of them are more fragile/sensitive than others.
Cheers :)
When i got the chance to travel to Mexico City and been where the building and the plaza was filmed, it was something that I'll never forget. I'm so thrilled to see the conclusion of "No time to die"
"I won't be long"
I wonder if she's still there waiting for him.
Maybe she is hoping he will be back there in No time to die after 5years of waiting.
I think he meant something else won't be long, meaning he took no interest in her.
@@giraffeorganic 1950s: I'm just running out for cigarettes. 2015: I won't be long.
She see's him with a gun on his back, going out the window, and her response is "Where are you going?"
God, Mexico really is a sh*thole if you don't get busy, and don't say "Why the f*ck do you have a gun and why are you going out the window?!?!?"
She became La llorona 💃💀
This was one of the best opening scenes in not just a Bond movie but any action film. I enjoyed Specter. It isn't anywhere near as abysmal as some are trying to claim. Roger Moore and Connery produced several ghastly films between them that were incredibly bad to the point You had to wonder if Parody was the true intent of them. Specter may not have been as seamless as Skyfall but overall it checked off a lot of boxes and kept you in suspense right up until the end. Out of the 5 movies Craig participated in 4 were very entertaining work with 3 of them( Casino Royal, Skyfall and No Time to Die)being downright brilliant. Craig brought a Soul to Bond and portrayed him with a substance and depth that neither Connery, Moore and the Wooden Brosnan were capable of doing. Craig will certainly be missed because he raises the bar considerably.
Amen to that!!
Agreed. I thought Spectre was mostly great and can't understand why everyone hates it.
Yes it's a great opening scene, the problem is that the rest of the movie never tops it, especially the soporific car chase and the sad and flat desert compound explosion. Spectre also has a boringly plain looking Bond girl.
I agree that Spectre isn’t nearly as bad as some people will tell you. However, it’s pretty weak when compared to Skyfall and I think the fact that it didn’t live up to its predecessor really skewed a lot of people’s view on it.
Spectre is a great movie with fantastic locations, good pacing and a well written story. Skyfall was so overhyped that most fans didn't gave Spectre a chance at all. Casino Royale is still the best one with Craig though...
2:14 the way he walks to the target point, and how he prepared his weapon... Damn! 😍😍
his jacket is too small, too. It's distracting as hell.
Just a gentle stroll across the rooftops.
DQ Skymagne i believe that’s what they call a modern or slim fit
anyone know what gun that is? looks like a glock conversion kit but I'm not sure
@@shrimpdynamics4003 gks
I guess this was a bit of a test for 1917 for Sam Mendes. The way this scene is edited is very similar.
As my Irish mother would say, God bless your eyesight!
But Sam Mendes didn't direct this film
@@DarthCoco Yes he did. He directed Skyfall and Spectre.
@@WH250398 Apologies
@@DarthCoco No need.
I love this long shot even it has a editing.It’s so smooth.
Recommend watching 1917.. Entire movie is a tracking shot like this. Also directed by Sam Mendes of Spectre....
Just so amazing. The first three minutes of this clip are just one single shot. An amazing achievement and it looks wonderful.
It is an amazing achievement but is actually six different shots made to look like one single shot: www.indiewire.com/2015/11/how-they-pulled-off-the-spectre-of-death-opening-in-mexico-city-175854/
@@NickGreenwoodable Any idea where I can get the background track that's playing throughout this opening sequence?
@@simadologist The violins and all?
@@simadologist if it’s the Violins, then it’s the James Bond Theme Song, but it’s more of a Mexican. Style.
and was a bomb planted?
The opening sequence in Spectre is a culmination of several, similar scenes from previous Bond films. There is the Dia De Los Muertos scene which resembles the Mardi Gras scene in "Live and Let Die." The rooftop sniper scene is reminiscent of the sniper scene where Timothy Dalton's Bond attempts to assassinate Sanchez in "Licence to Kill." And, finally, the helicopter fight sequence has elements of Roger Moore's Bond in "For Your Eyes Only," during which he battles to gain control of the aerial vehicle as piloted by Blofeld.
Good observation : as No Time To Die is Craig's last movie as 007 (as reported) there might be a "spot the difference" game with scenes that pay homage to previous episodes - Including 2015's SPECTRE.
Spot on
"Well better half a block then a whole stadium full of people."
I have to agree with him on this one.
This is one of my favorite movie openings of all time. And the way he says "bottoms up"... Just 😍
Years later and still watching this opening sequence - a masterpiece.
That cool walk to the rooftop, like "here I go again to save the world; it's going to be fun".
The part where he's walking along the rooftops with a gun while a parade is happening below reminds me of Godfather part 2 where Vito is going to assassinate Don Fanucci
Good take
Well I think that they take reminiscences from other movies, ideas.
This opening shot was so well done and impressive to look at.
From begining, til the 3:06 in one shot filming without stopping. Operator, actors - you are brilliant!
"....well I`m not the kind of kiss and tell....cause ...the unknown Stuntman and..."
I love the percussion at the start of this film….it’s gorgeous. And the whole opening was truly beautiful - absolute gold.
yes, that drumms in the opening, you can feel something good is coming
Wish the rest of the movie was as good as this scene
Coo-coo.....
It is.
@@CKP1 it was absolute rubbish. Poorly written.
I agree one of the worst bond films ever.
yea, shot a chopper with hand gun
I really hope no time to die is still coming November.
Depends. The reason behind the decision was that cinemas in major markets like China, Japan, and South Korea fully shut down. If that is not the case in November they might as well release the movie. The damage is already done in any case, and postponing it further would only make sense if some major markets are still shut down at the time. That can, of course, change daily.
@@KyoukiJuuno While in Europe, a second wave is forming and can be prohibited, I don't think the US will be in a position to have cinemas open in November. Unless, of course, they just leave everything open and let people die, like they did almost all the time 😅
Depends on how soon you want to be disappointed XD
@@marcokrueger3399 Of course, "major markets" aren't limited to Asia, the situation elsewhere is also a factor in this. It might go either way.
@@dukethetimberwolf8877 Well if you set yourself up for disappointment you will no doubt be. 😎
admit it, Bond has the best walking style.
and he was injured and in pain when he did this scene.
yo: some over-the-top duckling
Apparently it is a requirement for the Bond role that they should have a stylish walk. Read someone commenting that one of the reasons Connery got it was because he walked like a panther.
This looks like the ultimate Halloween party! And the fact that this is nearly one continuous shot with very little editing is impressive.
Halloween party?
i dare you to come to mexico and call it a “halloween party” and see how long your heads still attached to your shoulders
@William Guzman Halloween and Dia de Muertos are rooted from different things. The traditions are also very different and Dia de Muertos holds a very deep meaning to people whereas Halloween is just another reason to party and have fun. It's not the same.
@William Guzman first, La llorona is a myth/ urban legend. It's not really a witch and some people claim it was an event that really happened. Again, just stop saying everything is the same. Second, the skulls you see aren't even la llorona 🙄, that's called a catrina, meant to criticize the high society and upper class of the old time as cruel people unti Diego Rivera created a mural popularizing the catrina symbol, a skeleton dressed in fancy clothes. Hence why the scene is filled with people with skulls painted and in black tie attire.
muchos lo hacemos xd @@sandrapd3247
The theme and Craig's walk is Chef's kiss! The Sepia wash on the other hand drowned out the details that were captured on film. No time to Die looks so gorgeous and perfect by comparison. So much colour separation in that one.
The Behind the scenes work that went into all of this is insane
Love the tracking shot in this sequence... Wonderfully done! Sam Mendes teasing us with 1917 here...
Bottoms up!
Why does Hollywood film Mexico like this? Just film it normally and don’t add these ugly filters
In case of spectre it's much worse
You might as well say that about contemporary Hollywood films in general. I have yet to see a Hollywood film these days that doesn't feature some appalling color correction.
@@ricardocantoral7672 yellow and blue are the most cliched hollywood filters in general, but yeah when it comes to Mexico they double down lmao
Thats the Double standard of Hollywood.... The scene in Africa, India, n south America have all Yellow filtered. It signifies that this place are either hostile or impoverished.. If u look at Extraction (Chris Hemsworth) series. it used yellow filter heavily...
This isn't Hollywood though
“I won’t be long.”
*Proceeds to vanish for 6 years*
And he did this whole scene with a broken leg. MAD
"Bond, If you don't get this message to Colonel Cumberbatch, it will be a Slaughter!"
I really hope no time to die is still coming November.
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Have not watched a Bond movie since Roger Moore. Was told about this scene, and have to say, it is great. The whole set-up, the action with the classic music in the background, was indeed gold.
Spectre left a lot to be desired but you can’t fault it’s technical wizardry. I wouldn’t expect anything less from director Sam mendes.
The sound editing in this film is remarkable.
I love how the Mexican theme converts seamlessly into bond’s traditional theme as soon as Craig steps out onto the ledge. As he walks confidently towards his target the bond theme expands. What an incredible opening sequence; visual storytelling that transitions into an action sequence whilst reintroducing bond to the audience. Filmmaking to perfection.
What an opening shot this was. Scorsese would be proud.
One of the best tracking shots ever, it was done in a single take too, Sony put up SERIOUS bank for that Day of the Dead ceremony even gave all of the locals costumes to make it even bigger.
This is mark the first time that Bond brought his own Glock for a mission. Instead of just stealing it off of a guard.
Um, yeah, remember the special Walther handgun he received in Skyfall?
@@Kncperseus So what?
@@KncperseusA Walther is not a Glock. They're different models .
@@actioncom2748 that’s a Glock in some sort of conversion kit if y’all knew anything about guns 🤦♂️
@@kylerose4990 It a FAB Defense KPOS Glock to Carbine Conversion kit. Q probably added the laser that helps to listen in on conversations.
That look on his face at 4:19. It's like the first bit of destruction he caused that he was surprised by. XD
I love a lot about spectre, the film gets too much hate. I loved this one for most of it
Bond movies have an epic intro scenes
the ending always makes me laugh. how he lands on the sofa, with class necessarily. and how he swings the lamp.
Jessie piknman?
As someone whose first Bond movie in a theatre was Moonraker, I really like how the Craig Bond's dalliances are generally for a purpose. I also like how this opening establishes the skull-headed cane of the type he uses to bludgeon the SPECTRE agent at the heliocopter.
I remember reading somewhere that Mexico City started having a day of the dead parade because of this movie and this opening shot.
Life imitates art!
Forget Spectre - they should've called this movie Sepia.🥁
[crickets]
Is this thing on?
RedLightMax will be here all night, ladies and gents.
Now thats finny
he has the best walk, casually strolling on the parapet, in his suit with his gun..it is also perfect how well he is disguised , i really thought it was someone maybe a bit skinnier and taller...i thought that they were filming a background couple for effect when they were in the street...excellent work by designers to introduce him in disguise
🌿Mirackling costumes, Unique bgm, masterpiece acting, Excellent photography🌿bond forever....
I particularly like the facial expression when he lands on the sofa, as if he's thinking; 'that's handy'.
"I won't be long"
Rest is history
Bond has some of the best opening scenes in history. Casino Royale which is basically his first kill after being promoted to 00 status. Quantum of Solace shows the brilliance of that Aston Martin. And Spectre.
The parkour chase in the opening of Casino Royale is legendary. Everything looked so real and big, yet it was the BEGINNING of the movie….I don’t see many movies doing that often anymore.
My best bond actor in the total bond series...his actions seems so live n real...he is absolutely fenomenal
1:58 is the best part from this scene
That walk, and how he assembled the gun is just classy. Even Superheroes like Spiderman can't copy those moves.
This for me is peak Bond. Just my opinion, hope everyone has a nice day.
Craig was/is a beast as Bond. Always liked his interpretation of the character. Really wish there had been a much better endeavor in the writing department though that was effortlessly started in Casino Royale. They just seemed to struggle with putting a solid, entire film together after that.
I had issues with the plot of Spectre. I though it was very forced.
You think Skyfall had bad writng?
What are you on about? Skyfall was amazing.
I really enjoyed Quantum and Spectre. Sure Quantum is my least favorite of the Craig films, but I still loved it. I also loved spectre. I loved all of his 😂. Sky fall and Casino are my favorite bonds 😂
I once watched this scene at some home automation shop, they had a showroom for home theatres; it felt like i have never seen this movie before. SPLENDID!
I love the interaction between the foley and soundtrack in this scene.
Watching a Bond movie is like watching a gamer play in god mode.
More like a master player. A player in god mode doesn’t have to try hard or be skilled like Bond
The camera work in this scene is just amazing... it is truly under appreciated...
I hate the filter on this scene, the day when they roll the scene it was cloudy (more in the helicopter part). And for the people who don't know, since the release of this movie we do a parade about the day of dead, with more traditional costumes and dancing, if you visit México on that days you can't lose it. :)
excellent that they speak another language no subtitles, perfect...
also love that his jackets are never really dirty, nor his seams ripped despite all the fights and tumbles
The only unrealistic part is that there aren’t any annoying vloggers in this sequence
The best opening scene ever in a Bond film!!!
I don't care about the whole movie. Opening is epic and give goosebumps everytime. 🔥💪
Love how it's like one big take
I can watch this all day, LITERALLY
long single shot. i love it
so relaxing and immersive
Greatest long take I’ve ever seen in IMAX
I hope the post-credits scene of No Time To Die is a shot of that woman, still on the bed, saying "Where the hell is that guy?"
LOL, he´s not Benny Hill :)
Or perhaps she’s seeking him out. A couple other comments have replies stating that she became la llorona.
I don’t know why people hate on this movie, sure it’s no Casino Royale or Skyfall but it’s a damn good movie.
"Stop touching your ear..."
lol I get that reference.
I see what you did there
THIS IS STARTING TO MAKE SO MUCH SENSE !
Sadly this was the best bit of SPECTRE.
This was a dream sequence laid in a setting straight from Escher. And the music!
1:35 the bond theme. so good
2:14 He walks like a freaking model.
James Bond walks like a panther.This was the reason why they choosed Sir Sean Connery in the first place.
4:47 A bit of British humour.
Yes, english, or James bond humour.
Too often absent from the new James Bond, alas.
More like toilet humor
My wife's little sister fell backwards from a first floor window. A discarded sofa in the garden broke her fall and stopped her landing on the concrete path!
Always cracks me up 😂
This and the scene after he ejects from his car lands on the street and says “good evening” always get me
Bruh this is why I respect Bond so much. He literally just disregards this super hot woman. I know it’s for his mission but he never comes back for her. Man is on a whole other level. Men should aspire to be like him
I don't care what level I am on, and I surely don't want to kill people.
Call me what you want but I'd go back for her.
The movie itself is a little bit whag but this sequence is the best opening Bond sequence.
THIS IS MY FAVOURITE BOND FILM OML
She has been still waiting for him in the room.
the opening in spectre in cime was so shocking...the gunbarrel, then the words appear and you see this movie have supernatural feel, and there comes the day of the dead...and is one of the best 007
This bond movie looks so classic
OH, I never noticed the impossible quick change he does just when she says "where are you going", full change of clothes and I have watched this hundreds of times ha ha
This was a great set piece to an opening of a Bond movie. But the colour used in this scene was not right.
This, the scene with Blofeld in the meeting and the scene with Bautista on the train are my reasons to watch this film.
this was a great opening tracking shot to a film that doesn't get a lot of love as my dad thought it was awesome. it's the last bond film he will ever see but he had seen all of them in its official series.
I love ❤that walk of confidence!❤️❤️❤️
If the ledge he's on breaks, why doesn't it land on the couch before he does?
I love how he walk on the rooftop one shot long take without cut and how he pull a gun of his suit that so cool.
1:30 the way Bond throws away his hat is a reference to Oddjob 🎩
Spectre the number 1 movie of Daniel Craig , it has all elements of Bond Movie, the spectre agents secretly working for Blofeld , henchmen Hinx , Rome car chase by Hinx, spectacular opening scene. Reminds me of you only live twice , Dr No 👌
I'm just over here trying to spot silly extras
LOL
I find it kinda funny that this movie invented the idea of a day of the dead parade in Mexico city (there was no such parade before this movie came out) and then after the movie came out the Mexican government (or maybe the city government) decided to have a parade on that day to promote Mexican culture (since the scene in the movie was so popular). They have this parade every year now.
The best Bond movie!!
No its not. Not even close.
Casino royal is the best for now , I haven't watched no time to die yet