A VIEW TO A KILL | Fire Truck Scene
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.ย. 2024
- A VIEW TO A KILL premiered in San Francisco on this day in 1985. In today’s clip 007 takes control of a fire truck to evade the police. Roger Moore said: “San Francisco was a wonderful place to film. Mayor Dianne Feinstein was very helpful. It was lucky as she was one of the rare people that preferred me as Bond instead of Sean, so we got all sorts of permits.”
Roger's "oooohhhhh" as the ladder swings around is priceless
And when he collides with the antenna near the end.
I'm a massive Moore Bond fan an his biggest defender. But no.....That was too far. It's silly....Bond wouldn't go Ohhhhhhhh while swing on a ladder. Roger was just too old by this film. Octopussy should of been his finale.
Even though Roger was 57 in this flim, he still was a Badass as Bond.
RIP-1927-2017
RIP Tanya Roberts ( 1949 - † Jaunury 4th 2021 )
One of 1970s!Charlie's Angels
*Gone But Not Forgotten !!!*
@@aleksandarvil5718 Don't forget Midge Pinciotti
Too old
Roger was 58 here but still puts in another great James Bond performance.
That Was His Swan's Song as Agent OO7
@Jack the Film Fanatic looks early 60s.
Way too old for the role.
Jack the film fanatic he looked solid for his last outing as Bond. This scene is similar to Casino Royale when Daniel Craig was driving the truck scene great memorable action from Sir Roger Moore nobody will ever do it better than him ❤
I disagree, should have retired and let Timothy take over sooner
@@Arfarf69It's not that Roger Moore didn't let someone else take over sooner , the producers kept asking him back .
Roger was showing his age in this one, but I've always had a soft spot for AVTAK. Christopher Walken makes for a good baddie.
Didnt like it. My favorites were TSWLM to OCTO and all in between. All 4.
@@ashleysilver5594 I'm not so sure about octopussy, yeah it's not bad, but live and let die and octopussy for me are the worst Roger Moore bond films, but I agree the TSWLM, moonrake and FYEO are great films.
@@RS-gi9huIn fact Octopussy outgrossed Connery's bond Never Say Never which came out the same year.
@@ashleysilver5594 don't get me wrong, I'm not saying octopussy was bad, but it wasn't my favourite Moore bond film. Never say never again however truly was rather awful.
@@ashleysilver5594 being a big Bond fan my favorite Roger Moore films were The Spy Who Loved Me and For Your Eyes Only but did like Octopussy and Live and Let Die.
When he looks back at the cops & smirks. What a legend 😂
I actually think this is super underrated, as is the film in general. And the score is amazing too.
I always play that specific score when on a kill streak!
Hear! Hear! The score is indeed one of the very best!
John Barry was always superb. The only soundtrack of his in the series that I felt was weak was "The Man with the Golden Gun", but after a break, he came back roaring with the "Moonraker". Like all of us who grew up on a fine steady diet of Bond, whether it be Connery or Moore (and perhaps others), the music was first rate like the productions were across the board.
That movie is like "the hunchback of the family".
The score is fantastic
RIP Sir Roger Moore and Tanya Roberts....
John Barry's score in view to a kill is by far his best and this film is underrated
JBC Personally I think Diamonds Are Forever is his best Bond score
Not his best but one of his finest. For me, it's a two way tie between You Only Live Twice and On Her Majesty's Secret Sevice.
Nah, Moonraker and The Living Daylights are his best scores.
I always hear strains of Robocop in it. Like Poledouris took inspiration.
Indeed. And the song by "Duran-Duran" became also an instant hit in the charts of those times.
RIP Commander Roger bond moore loved you as bond and all your films.
Even with all the bad editing and cheap gags, I cannot help but enjoy this scene. John Barry's score here REALLY makes everything work in this movie, God bless him :)
The action and stunts are absolutely first rate as I watch this again, although the inept police chase undermines the suspense. Regardless, fun to watch. Good times, 1985!!!!
Um, no.
"I gottem. Oh jeez, I gottem"
Said by every Bond villain...ever!
In the hell you will!
"keep going" Yeah, like she can hear Bond from way back there 🤣
perfectionbox You never know, maybe she has acute hearing.
There’s a one way mic with a speaker in the cab so the cab driver can hear the tiller man.
@@Lawmaster1702 …who wasn’t there to control it making the scene laughable since they’d have crashed after a minute driving as they did
@@bostonrailfan2427 I mean..you ain’t wrong. You could drive the old tillers without a tiller man. The wheels just locked in place and it was like driving a regular tractor trailer. But you couldn’t unlock them while moving to drive it like a tiller, so the whole thing’s moot anyway.
No one picks up on the fact that the first and last Roger Moore film both had him man a larger vehicle in which he’d have to bypass a seemingly impassable bridge. A double decker bus is exchanged for a fire truck here, and instead of a bridge that is too low, the bridge in A View To A Kill is raised.
Unexpected poetry in the Bond films - Roger’s grand finale.
Good observation : despite the fact there were "elements of humour" in the Moore era of 007, he definitely played the part with seriousness (For Your Eyes Only is a good example) along with others he featured in - no wonder he's revered around the world, not only in movies : as a humanitarian.
"It's like poetry... they rhyme."
Where's JW Pepper when you need him?
lol, they could have him complaining about being transferred to such a far removed place from the south the whole time.
In Louisiana, LOL
He was probably mayor of Louisiana in 1985.
@@stewartlynch7859 The Governor, more like it.
How about Sheriff Buford T. Justice?
My guilty pleasure of the Bond films, I know it gets a lot of hate, but I just find it so enjoyable.
This is a great Bond film, don't care what anyone says.
All of Moore and Connery's bond films are gold.
It’s a bit of an ad for San Francisco but still a great film.
The film is good, it's just that Moore was too old for that role
Begone, scammers.
@@bilko_4732 same
RIP Roger Moore and Tanya Roberts.
Lady Captain America vs SPECTRE and OCTOPUS
Pretty underrated movie
Police Academy meets...Bond...James Bond.
Lmao 😂
3:53 Bond's Face :D, the score from Barry is amazing
That’s a side-eye.
Fun title from the Bond series that became an icon of the 80's, with an excellent original song composed and played by Duran Duran, brilliant performance by Christopher Walken, fleeting intervention of a young and very handsome Dolph Lundgren and a fantastic Grace Jones in her villain role with Helmut Newton poses and avant-garde couture wardrobe created by Azzedine Alaïa. The scene of the Eiffel Tower and that of the San Francisco Bridge are engraved on the retina of all of us who were spectators of the film in 1985... Priceless.
RIP Tanya Roberts 🙏 Mr. Bond will be pleased to see you again
RIP Sir Roger Moore († 2017)
I miss Tanya. She will along with Farrah will be my beloved Angel but at least we still have Jaclyn Smith, Cheryl Ladd, Kate Jackson and Shelly Hack
Roger was 60 years old here. Any scene with even a gentle jog was unbelievable. But the movie is still super entertaining!
You're right. Before I found out he was in his 50's during filming for this movie, I actually thought he was around 44.
This is one of my favorites from Roger Moore 007 films.
The firetruck jump they did for real, it's suspension shattered on landing.
Definitely not surprised by that, they were pigs on flat land I can only image how many pieces they were in after that.
Nice to see A View To A Kill getting lots of love here in the comments, it gets way too much hate.
The look he gave the bridge operator killed me 😂
the CTOS hack from the officer try to stop the firetruck but bond made it, although Bond would do great in Watchdog 2
I remember watching this for the first time as a kid and being more terrified of May Day than Zorin.
Grace Jones was an intimidating woman, when she wanted a man she took them lol
"Put your hand on this"... no, not that!!! HAHAHA!!!
If you watch this on the old DVD version, you'll notice the scene where they crash into the gas station sign has now been edited. Thats because on the original VHS/DVD version ,in one shot, the full crew were visible on the back of the fire truck filming the action. They've obviously now had to trim that due to HD picture quality making it far more obvious.
That is very informative!
Am I the only one who laughed so hard when the taxi crashed into the police car?
Andrew miller Probably.
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No. No you're not. Don't mind these two goons.
@@Firemarioflower I laughed pretty hard at that too! But I laughed even harder when the bad guys' cars crashed into the planes in the hangar of the flying school in Live and Let Die, and what Moore said to Mrs. Bell and what she said when they were headed toward the hangar door
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When you stole a firetruck in GTA
That would be more carnage
Bond only got to 2 stars since there were only Police cars 😃.
They literally used the concept of this scene for the final mission in GTA San Andreas, and then beautifully again for one of the FIRST missions in GTAV (likely as a homage, and to show how much more involved and impressive the missions had become).
★★★★★
PUT YOUR HAND ON THIS--her corrupt mind didn't think steering wheel "lol"!
John Hawkins I think the same could be said of us. We're too used to Bond's shenanigans with the ladies.
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This is probably my second favourite bond film, and I’m well aware of its numerous, Numerous faults, such as Moore whilst still being a fine actor in performance is clearly past it physically in this film.
The romance feels forced given the age difference, the scene where he tucks her into bed in a fatherly manor is probably one of my personal favourites and I wish they had of kept the relationship in that tone.
The soundtrack is probably my favourite of the series, but it’s been a while since I last watched the films, I’m planning to do so in memory of my late grandfather soon, but the title song by Duran Duran is my favourite of the series line up.
Christopher Walken, I’ve only seen him in four films, this being one and three of them are often considered bad whilst one an all time classic, for the sake of not being lynched I won’t say which particular classic I dislike, but as a Bond villain for the angle they go I’d say is more interesting in design than most give credit for, they use a real life tragedy being the Holocaust and it’s monstrous experiments as the villains origin story, and that’s getting really real for a non Daniel Craig Bond Film.
Grace Jones is probably the most out of place casting in the series, that said I love it, it’s so mid eighties it’s brilliant, he switching sides is probably another personal favourite moment, and I have a feeling she knew she could jump from the bomb but she knew because she was in part responsible for what Zorran wanted to do she chose to die.
Patrick Macnee is probably one of the most charming casting choices, especially for the role he fulfils, it feels like the act between Bond and Sir Godfrey is just Moore and Macnee having fun as friends, it’s so easily believable, and you can tell the two are having more fun than they have a right too, and I am genuinely saddened by the characters death, although this is the third film in a row to have a “bonds male ally dies” part, and with every subsequent use they have they seem to improve on it, and I’d say in a hindsight viewing it may lend some credibility to Sean Beans fake out death in Golden eye that and numerous films blow an actors credit out of proportion.
Dolph Lundgren, as a fan of many action movies that are just overall stupid in tone or are often relegated to cult classics his first appearance before he hit it big is charming to see his acting debut.
It’s painfully obvious that the regular cast is past it in this film, Moore, Brown, Maxell and Llewelyn are clearly too old, and whilst Brown would be retained until the soft reboot with Golden eye and Q would be held onto until Llewelyns unfortunate passing it’s clear that whilst each other amazing and charming was too old, especially for a movie that is clearly trying to appeal to a younger demographic.
Is the classic which you particularly dislike The Deer Hunter?
@@JWBabaYaga nope it’s actually Pulp Fiction I’ve not seen the Deer Hunter and just to say how bad the other ones are considered I had to remind myself what the others were that i dislike being Batman Returns and Hairspray
@@that-british-whovian , thinks 😊
Christ, that was a long read…
@@that-british-whovian ha I knew it would be Pulp Fiction. You're right people get really precious over it and will most probably string you up for an opinion
My top five 007 movies, love the music of Duran Duran and the a view to a kill theme it rocks
Those days of awesome scores and title themes are long gone.
@@ricardocantoral7672 I would disagree, skyfall and casino royale were awesome, and with Hans Zimmer composing NTTD, hopefully we'll have another memerable score.
@@sonnykingcomposer Skyfall is the only decent theme to emerge from the Craig era. The rest stinks on ice and I can't muster any enthusiasm for that Billie Eilish crap or "Two Note" Zimmer.
0:51 "Here, put your hand on this...the wheel the wheel! Take over"
Great stuff. Back when Bond wasn't woke. Not many pople get that line btw ;)
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"I'm James Bond of the British Secret Service.
-is he?
-are you?
-yes!"
Moore was the best bond.
A favorite movie from my childhood
I love when the music starts. U know its gonna be a ride
2:18 you can literally hear the echo of the small sound stage they filmed this in lol.
qmto That's what was ruining the Bond movies - that damn green screen!
Wasn't that just the squeak from the ladder?
One of my fav bond movies! So good
It's got a cop motor, a 440 cubic inch plant. It's got cop tires, cop suspension, cop shocks.. It's a model made before catalytic converters so it'll run good on regular gas.
Hit it!
He was old but he still could squeeze out another Bond
The score really makes this scene.
Moore looked ancient in this film, it was memorable for a good song, walken was a solid villain and grace jones was good as well. stacey was one of the most irritating bond girls of all time with the constant shrieking
Agreed the shrieks were irritating but I think people tend to overlook how helpful she actually was to Bond. She drove that truck around without hitting crashing it like a pro. And she saved Bond's ass multiple times at the airship scene at the end.
This one of my favorite James Bond moments.
Rest in peace Tanya Roberts.
Tanya Roberts CAPTAIN AMERICA IV A VIEW TO A KILL 1989
ok uhhhh...
THAT IS AWESOME
Tanya Roberts didn't do so well in this movie but my GOD, she looked very beautiful here!
Chiemeka Nwaogwugwu Blond bimbo! Totally worse person that they matched with Moore!
@@jogordon1530 Oh, shut up!
@@сергейКурмыза-щ4й Sorry but I have a right to an opinion and that's my opinion. Go grow up.
@@сергейКурмыза-щ4й Tanya Roberts CAPTAIN AMERICA IV A VIEW TO A KILL 1989
Tanya Roberts CAPTAIN AMERICA IV A VIEW TO A KILL 1989
3:46
Bond “Keep going, keep going”
How could she possibly of heard that when he’s sitting about 50 metres behind her?
This scene so reminds me of something you'd see on an episode of The Streets Of San Francisco when it was Karl Malden and Michael Douglas. RIP Karl Malden. "Inspectors 81 to headquarters."
*Karl Malden Was Serbian 🇷🇸.*
**Mladen Sekulović**
@@aleksandarvil5718 Yes he was. Karl Mladen Sekulovic
Moore saying Feinstein was one of the "rare" people who preferred him to Connery - Hardly! Moore is my favorite - I liked the humor and the lightness Moore brought to the role as the entire thing is so fantastical regardless of who plays Bond - and, too, I always found Connery's Bond kind of creepy and skeevey but I think that is likely because I find Connery himself to be less than likable (personal opinion, obviously). For the period these later ones were filmed, Moore was considered getting long in the tooth but now no one is saying the same about Tom Cruise who himself is 58 years old, one year older than when Moore stopped playing Bond. The perception of age has shifted somewhat the last 20 years -
And, to Moore's credit, he himself wanted to quit earlier in part because he knew it looked pretty unseemly to have someone in their 50s bedding young women in their early 20s.
This was a good scene! Bond getting away!
2:58 Good luck, junior! Don't forget your insurrance!
I just saw Montgomery Street. That street was filmed on a few times on The Streets Of San Francisco especially the scene with Tanya and Roger Moore in this scene.
Oh yes!! I was waiting for this scene!!
I like this one, its just weird how the lady turns from competent to incompetent in the span of half an hour
Haha "Put your feet here" like she's never learnt to drive!
@@calebfuller4713 exactly!
The villain of this movie was sadistic all together
Diane Feinstein got absolutely domed off by Roger Moore to make this scene happen
This movie is unfairly hated on in my opinion. Yes, Moore was way too old, but other than that it is a decent movie. Not nearly as bad as some people make it out to be. Zorin and May Day are one of the best villain-henchman combos in the entire series.
Why have recent 007 movies lost this kind of sense of humor????... I just don't get it.
It is because Roger Moore brought the light hearted side to Bond with the tongue in cheek humor where Dalton, Brosnan and Craig brought back the seriousness of Bond with some humor. Dalton and Craig wanted to bring back Bond to how things were in the Bond novels which were more serious and darker. Even Connery and Lazenby could be serious as Bond with little humor but not over loaded like the Moore films.
@Hey I was only giving orders George Lazenby was the WORST bond, just ask Diana Rigg.
Because Austin Powers had to kill the fun
@@scottknode898 Some balance would be better... I guess.
@@chee2893 Ok.
Apparently Roger Moore, United Artist & MGM used a lot of stunt men for Roger's behalf in a shit load of action scenes.
Welcome to GTA, Bond style!
2:39 anyone else hear that moan after the ladder is secured?
Great film, amazing music
By all accounts Moore had a great deal of fun driving that truck!
I still don’t fully understand why Bond decides to leave the fire truck and go to the back. What was he hoping to accomplish?
A ladder truck like that has a tiller, or 2nd steering wheel, to steer the long back end carrying the ladder. By steering the tiller Bond could cut off, block or otherwise try to shake the pursuing cops. You see him doing it once he reaches the tiller cab.
That police captain knows nothing about the MI6.
Moore was a most success bond actor
Now i know where Rockstar got one of their ideas for the final mission on San Andreas.
Also Con Air 1997
Fantastic work!! Why didn't the police believe that 007 was innocent and that they should've known it was Max Zorin who started the fire at City Hall?
Because Zorin shot the mayor with Bond’s PPK and Zorin had left the scene of the crime by the time the emergency services got there
0:51 - "Here, put your hand on this." Bond pauses briefly, then adds: "The wheel, the WHEEL!"
Yes, Roger’s looking old here but he still delivers a witty line like a whip-smart youngster whereas Daniel Craig in his 40s always spoke a cool and funny quip with all the dexterity of an old codger about to wet himself. Roger Moore scores!
I like the realistic style of this movie great plot and great villian zorrin..
1:46 Oh, crap! That's all we needed now!
Bob Hope and Hedy Lamarr did the same thing in My Favorite Spy (1951).
The funny thing is that because Bond is under Her Magesty's Secret Service, he has diplomatic immunity. In other words, even if they did arrest him, they'd never be able to make it stick. But time was of the essence, so he needed a quick get away.
1:44 Anyone notice how white and wide Roger Moore's eyes were when the latch released and just sent him spinning?
This bond film was the last for roger moore before retiring
A View To A Kill - best of Roger Moore. Grettings
Amazing super duper groovy job!!!
First time I saw this, I thought JW Pepper from LALD and TMWTGG was gonna appear to clear James' name from the police.
Live And Let Die imo is Moore's best bond film. Alwsys will be. As for A View To A Kill, I didn't like it when it was released but over the years it has really grown on me. I now really like it and appreciate the story and the villains. Zorin and May Day are superb especially Zorin portrayed brilliantly by the great Christopher Walken. This is a good bond film and ranks up there with Live And Let Die of Roger Moore's tenure as Bond.
Love Bond movies, but Moore is so old here, this looks like a parody of Bond rather than a real Bond. Almost like Leslie Nielsen in Naked Gun.
Almost a parody of a parody.
Great score 👌
This is called the Thrill of James Bond movie. Especially Roger Moore.
01:51 Beep...are you nuts?
How I felt driving a truck for the first time, 3:49.
First time I heard the sh... Word in a 007 movie. Guess I was about 18.
Miss Tanya
Yeah A view to a kill is an awesome movie 🍿 the movie had a lot of good action sequences!
1:43 This is less like James Bond, and more like Buster Keaton.🤦♂️
Keaton would have pulled off better stunts.
Buster Keaton in... ?!?
Sherlock junior
The laws of hospitality
The Navigator Cruise
you got a problem w/ buster keaton?
There's no question that silent comedy influenced action films.
Indeed the 'salt corrosion' scene in 'The Living Daylights' comes right out of 'Sherlock Jr' (except for the lasers!)
What was Bond doing climbing into the cab at the rear?
Bond and Stacey: ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Esta escena es genial 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
2:31 That’s illegal. Sleeping in a truck camper on a Main Street is a felony.
Wtf, why?
Damn Tanya Roberts is so fiiiiiiiiiiine
Then she opens her mouth...
@@ricardocantoral7672 And its the perfect size.
Imran Becks, for me that is.
Watch your language.
Damned right
Smokey and the Bondit