haha, love how she keeps on dancing all scared up there as it was probably the only safe spot when the mayhem started; she has some of the very best legs ever seen in a Bond film; God Bless her wherever she is now.
He, Robert Davi and earlier Bond villain actor Michael Gothard reunited with director John Glen (after he replaced the first director George P. Cosmatos) in the 1992 film *"Christopher Columbus: The Discovery".* Timothy Dalton was to star as Columbus, but due to various problems, he along with Isabella Rossalini (who was to play Queen Isabella I) abandoned ship and were then replaced by Georges Corraface & Rachel Ward.
He's still one of the creepiest villains in more recent Bond films. They found the perfect guy to play Dario. One of many reasons why this is still my favorite Bond film.
I don't know how you can watch a scene like this and not instantly have an appreciation for the gritty realism Dalton brought to the Bond series far in advance of even Daniel Craig. Dalton's Bond was ahead of his time.
Dalton and Craig are my favorites. Lazenby also had nice fight scenes, and his movie captured Fleming Bond much better than other old movies. I prefer this than gadget and wise cracks driven movies of Moore.
You can tell Dalton really put his all into his performance on this film in a way he may not have been afforded in The Living Daylights. There are scenes in this movie where he just IS Bond. Calm, cool, collected. OG
I like this one a lot, but it is more of a standard 80s action film ala Schwarzenager and Stallone. Not sure the 80s Drug Lord was a good fit for a bond movie. Robert Davi was an excellent choice for the villain though.
"He used to be with the Contras before they kicked him out." That one line underscores how dangerous Dario is, since the Contras had notoriously low standards into who they let into their ranks. If you were kicked out, you were BAD news.
@@krisgordon3116 I knew there was a reason why I liked Dalton's Bond! He has the balls to go after guys like Sanchez and Dario by himself! Bet he could also take the Contras (not that I encourage anyone to do that).
Dude this scene was f’ing terrible- I wouldn’t be inclined to watch the entire film let alone rate it high in a 20 odd series franchise. Dalton looks afraid and uneasy, his hair is cr*p, he clearly cannot fight- relied on a woman’s help- a guy attacked him with a fish for Christ’s sake and he swung on a makeshift chandelier. Naff as owt. Have a word with yourself. James Bond has some campassed and corny corners in its history- but this was after the silly 60’s and disco eyebrow era. He’s supposed to be a dangerous spy. He bled from a bar brawl- that was somehow started and ended by shotgun blasts. What awful nonsense. Craig is the only thing close to portraying a realistic physical threat- this was simply embarrassing. Yeah, only a film. Only books. Arguably *meant* to be camp and ridiculous. Still utter cringe. You’re wrong. You hear me?! Yow rowwwwng!!
Dr. 23 Hate to kill your buzz, but Bond isn’t meant to be a short-arse blonde, mate. Don’t get me wrong - Craig is a good Bond, but he’s become played out and looked utterly disinterested in Spectre. And at least Dalton’s Bond bled - Did Connery and Moore bleed after fights during their tenures? Didn’t think so.
Easily my favourite Bond girl, tough, resourceful, useful, can fend for herself, use a multitude of weapons and DAYM! Simply gorgeous with long or short hair
@@PBL187 LOL, in this movie her hair is short, then even shorter. It isn't medium until it touches a woman's shoulders. At least my definition. A woman's hair isn't long until it touches her nipples, or bra strap in the back.
@@antonboludo8886 it was a flop at the time in the cinema because people were not ready for a gritty, hard edged Daniel Craig style Bond movie in 1989...... so that is what I mean, understand now
As log as they're fictional, of course. - Dario was horrible and evil and I'm glad he got pulverized... but he was darkly sexy, graceful and had a weird "WEST SIDE STORY" vibe... like one of the Sharks decided to go full dark and evil. - I like to "pair" him with another dark and sexy psycho Bond villain, Xenia Onnatopp. I also like to think of him as Sanchez's secret "boy toy" (like Lupe is Sanchez's 'beard').
He looks far too good and attractive. In the books all villians and henchman are ugly, unattractive and/or disformed. Goldfinger, Jaws, Tee-Hee or Le Chiffre in the movies are typicall Flemming villains. The ugliness of the evil in contrary to Bonds ultimate style and attractiveness is a very important element in the books. I think this is the first time were the villains look visually actually more attractive then bond. Dalton always lacks a bit of charme for me.
I really liked this film. There's unpredictable, bonkers villains, crazy stunts, and a Bond who's a lot like the one in Fleming's stories - a bit more sensitive, and thoughtful.
The waitress is a Mexican actress named Edna Wolkan who called herself "bond girl" although I never know that she was awarded that distinction. When a TV reporter asked her what her role was, she, very sure of herself, replied: "She is a very flirtatious waitress who wears shorts and asks her what is going to take James Bond" the reporter asks: and what else? ... she replied the same: "she's a waitress ..."
It always cracks me up how there's a huge "swoosh" sound whenever Dario draws his knife... his arm straight out... followed by a whole lot of... nothing! 🤣
Dario quite literally brought a knife to a gunfight, and yet he is still the scariest guy in the room. Benicio del Toro’s performance gives me the heebie jeebies every single time.
I was just a kid when I first saw this (yeah...too young for the 15 certificate!) but even then I thought that was one hell of a big hole for a shotgun round.
Been told by a college friend that one bar he went to had this kind of attitude because fights were always ALWAYS breaking out. The cops showed up every few weeks because so many fights kept popping up. I guess you can only see so many fights before you shrug and accept it as part of your job, LMAO...
PiCheZvara One hit wonder Brosnan had only one good movie in GoldenEye and then went downhill after that. At least Dalton read the Fleming novels to get inspiration.
@Mitch Yeah, Goldeneye was the only really memorable one. Tomorrow Never Dies was ok, and the rest stunk. Die Another Day was just way overdone with a terrible, convoluted plot. Way too try hard. Shame cause the opening of it was awesome.
Ironic that a movie with an actor called Dalton has a scene with a very 'Roadhouse' feel to it with the absurd nature of the fight. A guy using a massive swordfish as a weapon, the staff just carrying on like it's a normal evening bar brawl, even the sound effects of the punches. I almost expected Wade Garrett to pop out of the toilets and start kicking.
Roadhouse was an awesome and funny movie. The mafia boss was hilarious when he said that killing Dalton's friend was a "mercy killing" because he was old.
Agreed. On the other end, For Your Eyes Only is kinda overrated imo, I found it a bit more boring and the action aged worse in that than the other 80s Bond movies.
IMO, Dalton was an excellent Bond, but he never really got a good movie to show it with. The Living Daylights was decent but not classic, and LTK's best moments were actually when Q came along to have his biggest and best role of the series. That said, this one had some good moments and characters, and this bar scene, though the fight choreography is badly dated by modern standards, showcased some of them.
He's the sort of guy that couldn't fight for shit without having a weapon, in a one on one fist fight he'd probably get his arse kicked by anyone lol but if he's got you tied up somewhere then he'd definitely have the pleasure to do some sadistic things
I watched the film last Thursday and boy Benicio Del Toro nailed this performance as a young actor. It’s too bad that he wasn’t given more screen time in this, because I wanted to see how Dario’s mind ticks
I think the turning point for the Bond Movies was the stronger reality brought to the screen with movies such as Jason Bourne and ..the Transporter franchise not to mention Taken ,1,2,3
What's funny is that the "bar" in this scene is now a sushi restaurant. Granted, I don't know if the interior scenes were filmed there, but the exterior scenes were definitely shot outside the Thai Island Sushi restaurant in Key West.
When he said- Don't I know you from somewhere? He should thought of for a moment and said-" Now- I remember you were one of the Assistant District Attorneys on Law and Order."
When she was newly cast on Law & Order, I used to refer to her as "the one from that James Bond movie" Now when we reminisce about various Bond girls, I refer to her as "the one from Law & Order" The circle is now complete.
Lmao at 0:51. The way the guy just gives Bond the death stare. He doesn't know who he's dealing with. Bond will snap him like a twig and be back home in time for cornflakes.
and that's the same actor who was going to play Darth Maul in Star Wars, but that didn't work out. He did managed to get a bigger speaking role in Star Wars The Last Jedi as a code breaker.
I like Branscombe Richmond too much to accept him as a bad guy. This Bond had arguably two of the the prettiest Bond women. Carey Lowell and Talisa Soto.
But unfortunately for Talisa Soto, she couldn't act her way out of a paper bag. Carey Lowell (who can act) was actually pretty terrible in this too, aside from a few good scenes. But watching this movie from a male perspective, do I actually care about that?? No. No I do not.
I love how when a bar fight starts in an 80s action movie, everyone in the room just instantly joins in without questioning it.
I know, LOL! What was up with that?
That's the late 80s for you m8
People still had balls back in those days.
In the 90's too. I remember this happened in the Bundys.
It’s just a good excuse to start punching people because people suck.
I respect the dancing woman's commitment to her job.
Yeah what a pro
@@shellsbignumber2 I would have done the obvious considering the working conditions.
See, who says Bond doesn't feature strong women role models?
Just another Tuesday night in there
haha, love how she keeps on dancing all scared up there as it was probably the only safe spot when the mayhem started; she has some of the very best legs ever seen in a Bond film; God Bless her wherever she is now.
Benicio Del Toro was 22 years old when he played a bond villain. That's pretty cool.
He, Robert Davi and earlier
Bond villain actor Michael Gothard reunited with director John Glen (after he replaced the first director George P. Cosmatos) in the 1992 film *"Christopher Columbus: The Discovery".*
Timothy Dalton was to star
as Columbus, but due to various problems, he along with
Isabella Rossalini (who was to
play Queen Isabella I) abandoned ship and were then replaced by Georges Corraface & Rachel Ward.
he is literally the most famous person in this movie.
Hehe "Your Dead ☠️💀" Benicio Del Toro Performance in this film 🎥🍿 introduced me as a whole to him as a Actor.
He got 100gs for it
Dalton's Bond always looked to me like a guy who would be a solid and true friend as an ally but your WORST nightmare if you made an enemy of him.
👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍!.
As evidenced by his systematic disassembly of a drug cartel to avenge his friend.
: Along with avenging the wife's murder - loyalty at its best!.
I agree.
Apart from Sean Connery, he's the best bond ever
Benicio del Toro pulls off scary. Especially with that horrific smile.
He's still one of the creepiest villains in more recent Bond films. They found the perfect guy to play Dario. One of many reasons why this is still my favorite Bond film.
Yet is scary when he screams for his life as he his killed in the grinder
@@justisolated5621 Couldn't have happened to a nicer guy.
He's scary, sadistic, and to add, rude.
@@justisolated5621 Yes, he was predicting this for Bond, but it ended up happening to him ;-)
I don't know how you can watch a scene like this and not instantly have an appreciation for the gritty realism Dalton brought to the Bond series far in advance of even Daniel Craig. Dalton's Bond was ahead of his time.
Dalton and Craig are my favorites. Lazenby also had nice fight scenes, and his movie captured Fleming Bond much better than other old movies. I prefer this than gadget and wise cracks driven movies of Moore.
The dude who picked up the giant marlin to stab dalton must not have gotten the memo
Gritty Realism / Man tries to murder James Bond with a swordfish?
@@Usernameneverseen Is that not gritty? LOL
@@Usernameneverseen I mean people use the weirdest objects available in a bar fight.
*1:04** Dario's cynical smile is so scary. Even in extreme danger of dying, he enjoys it.*
"Magnificent, Magnificent, Magnificent!" 😂
He's a cool character with a sadist cocky vibe, unfortunately he doesn't have much screentime
Like Pennywise from IT
“He’s had enough.” 😂 Dalton Is the most underrated Bond ever.
run a tab.
You can tell Dalton really put his all into his performance on this film in a way he may not have been afforded in The Living Daylights. There are scenes in this movie where he just IS Bond. Calm, cool, collected. OG
agree TD is the most accurate Bond imo. LTK was my first Bond film btw!
He’s straight up ruthless in this film
Hard to believe that's the same guy from Sicario
Yes. You're correct.
Benicio Del Toro.
Benico Del Toro was only 21 when played Dario
You must remember, this was his first screen acting gig, Sicario came 26 years later plus a Oscar win so he’s done very well.
@Cliff Yablonski He is.
R4-P17 He put on more weight in Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.
This is such an underrated James Bond Movie. One of the best.
I remember seeing it for the first time and I'd say its one of my top 5.
Tommy Ribs: I so agree. Well said.
Your drunk this is the worst bond
Okay, you all have to be trolling here.
I like this one a lot, but it is more of a standard 80s action film ala Schwarzenager and Stallone. Not sure the 80s Drug Lord was a good fit for a bond movie. Robert Davi was an excellent choice for the villain though.
"He used to be with the Contras before they kicked him out."
That one line underscores how dangerous Dario is, since the Contras had notoriously low standards into who they let into their ranks. If you were kicked out, you were BAD news.
Maybe he was kicked out because. He was NOT crazy enough.
@@studinthemaking The contras were desperate but not desperate enough for Serial Rapists. They have standards.
@@krisgordon3116 Doesn't that make Sanchez more dangerous than the Contras since he took Dario under his wing AFTER his expulsion?
@@christinelee4780 Very much so. The Contras also lacked Stingers.
@@krisgordon3116 I knew there was a reason why I liked Dalton's Bond! He has the balls to go after guys like Sanchez and Dario by himself! Bet he could also take the Contras (not that I encourage anyone to do that).
Arguably my favourite Bond film. Dalton really needed one more film.
You have no taste.
Yeah i agree, dalton is a perfect interpetation of James Bond, an Elegant but cold gentle Englishman.
JJ Ryan So who’s a better Bond, eh? Enlighten us.
Dude this scene was f’ing terrible- I wouldn’t be inclined to watch the entire film let alone rate it high in a 20 odd series franchise. Dalton looks afraid and uneasy, his hair is cr*p, he clearly cannot fight- relied on a woman’s help- a guy attacked him with a fish for Christ’s sake and he swung on a makeshift chandelier. Naff as owt. Have a word with yourself. James Bond has some campassed and corny corners in its history- but this was after the silly 60’s and disco eyebrow era. He’s supposed to be a dangerous spy. He bled from a bar brawl- that was somehow started and ended by shotgun blasts. What awful nonsense. Craig is the only thing close to portraying a realistic physical threat- this was simply embarrassing. Yeah, only a film. Only books. Arguably *meant* to be camp and ridiculous. Still utter cringe. You’re wrong. You hear me?! Yow rowwwwng!!
Dr. 23 Hate to kill your buzz, but Bond isn’t meant to be a short-arse blonde, mate. Don’t get me wrong - Craig is a good Bond, but he’s become played out and looked utterly disinterested in Spectre. And at least Dalton’s Bond bled - Did Connery and Moore bleed after fights during their tenures? Didn’t think so.
Easily my favourite Bond girl, tough, resourceful, useful, can fend for herself, use a multitude of weapons and DAYM! Simply gorgeous with long or short hair
Yeah, that babe is the real deal!
When did she have long hair?
@@stevearmstrong5324 in this clip her hair is medium length, it’s shorter later on
@@PBL187 LOL, in this movie her hair is short, then even shorter. It isn't medium until it touches a woman's shoulders. At least my definition. A woman's hair isn't long until it touches her nipples, or bra strap in the back.
Natalya Simonova for me.
The sheer ridiculousness of someone using a swordfish as a weapon in a bar fight is so damn hilarious.
bond also does a wheelie on a truck to dodge a stinger missile. anyone who says this movie is “gritty and realistic” must not have watched it lmao
It's not an 80's action flick without Branscombe Richmond playing a random thug getting his ass kicked by the hero in a bar. Love this movie.
@@jaimegarcia3188 : Commando, Action Jackson, Best Seller and many others - the list is endless.
Haha, yep he’s in so many classics. He and that actor/stuntman who played the coked out cartel soldier at the beginning of Predator 2 😂
at least he got a better role in the Renegade TV series
Benicio gave a hell of an entrance in this excellent (way before it's time) Bond movie
Why do you say this movie was before its time? What does this even mean?
@@antonboludo8886 it was a flop at the time in the cinema because people were not ready for a gritty, hard edged Daniel Craig style Bond movie in 1989...... so that is what I mean, understand now
@@peterfranks6243 I see. I saw it in the cinema at the time and I liked it.
@@peterfranks6243 Question for you : how old were you in 1989?
@@antonboludo8886 20
Such a great movie, criminally underrated
Credit to the dancer to keep doing her job in the middle of a bar fight.
lol :)
Better keep those money rolling
That Dario character is evil and sadistic. But he's definitely increased my liking for psycho pretty-boys.
Saaaaaame
"I love you ! I think I'll eat your face."
One of God's own prototypes, a high-powered mutant of some kind, never even considered for mass production. Too weird to live, too rare to die.
Benicio Del Toro (as of 21 Grams fame) was only 21 years old here, and he played an excellent bad guy.
As log as they're fictional, of course.
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Dario was horrible and evil and I'm glad he got pulverized... but he was darkly sexy, graceful and had a weird "WEST SIDE STORY" vibe... like one of the Sharks decided to go full dark and evil.
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I like to "pair" him with another dark and sexy psycho Bond villain, Xenia Onnatopp. I also like to think of him as Sanchez's secret "boy toy" (like Lupe is Sanchez's 'beard').
1:43 " imma just keep dancin"
while I watch these imbeciles break each other's heads
That happens when they told everyone to react a certain way. But forgot to tell the dancer.
It seems like a deliberate joke. Like it's such a rough bar, she's used to it. And she probably also can't afford to lose the pay 😂
Dario and his trademark knife move...lol. Then immediately gets sparked out. My fave Bond flick hands down.
I feel like Dario is the type of henchman/villain youd see in the Fleming novels. A cold ruthless gangster who has a sadistic psychopathic element.
He looks far too good and attractive. In the books all villians and henchman are ugly, unattractive and/or disformed.
Goldfinger, Jaws, Tee-Hee or Le Chiffre in the movies are typicall Flemming villains. The ugliness of the evil in contrary to Bonds ultimate style and attractiveness is a very important element in the books. I think this is the first time were the villains look visually actually more attractive then bond. Dalton always lacks a bit of charme for me.
I really liked this film. There's unpredictable, bonkers villains, crazy stunts, and a Bond who's a lot like the one in Fleming's stories - a bit more sensitive, and thoughtful.
Why in the world would you like such an awful film. Have some decency man.
@@bigmacdaddy1234
He have, but not one You could understand
@@raulbetancourt5795 But I do understand, furthermore it's still an awful film.
@@bigmacdaddy1234
It might surprised You But no everyone believed that, myself for example believed is a great one, better them Moore.
Pam is an underrated Bond girl imo. One of my personal favorites, right up there with Vesper from Casino Royale and Wai Lin from Tomorrow Never Dies
There it is. The moronic "underrated" comment.
When I saw this in the cinema way back then, I could never get this song out of my head...Dirty Love
Same here!!! Also the island music Wedding Party song. Island 🏝️
I think we can all agree with best performance in this scene is the waitress.
Only one that didn't seem like they were reading off cue cards. Stilted, lame dialogue. "She's with me!" 🙈
The waitress is a Mexican actress named Edna Wolkan who called herself "bond girl" although I never know that she was awarded that distinction. When a TV reporter asked her what her role was, she, very sure of herself, replied: "She is a very flirtatious waitress who wears shorts and asks her what is going to take James Bond" the reporter asks: and what else? ... she replied the same: "she's a waitress ..."
@@tobism3871 ha probably her biggest role unfortunately and felt the need to overcompensate
Nah the dancer gets the award
Such a awesome film. Just gets better every time i see it
Pretty good James Bond movie. To bad Timothy Dalton only did 2 Bond movies. Carey Lowell hubba hubba 😍. Thanks for posting this
0:20
This is the most "Welcome to America" gesture I've ever seen.
" HE'S HAD ENOUGH. RUN THE TAB!!!!! "
"All right! !, BAR FIGHT !!!".
I love how the waitress just walks off. Obviously that's not the first fight to break out at her job! LOL.
It always cracks me up how there's a huge "swoosh" sound whenever Dario draws his knife... his arm straight out... followed by a whole lot of... nothing! 🤣
My favourite scene of the movie. The music in the background suits the whole scene.
Dario quite literally brought a knife to a gunfight, and yet he is still the scariest guy in the room. Benicio del Toro’s performance gives me the heebie jeebies every single time.
Wow... Timothy Dalton really kick ass on this scene 👊🏽
Benecio looked a bit different 8 years later in fear and loathing in Las Vegas 😂
"He disagreed with something that ate him."
Next time I'm in a bar fight I'm grabbing the first swordfish I see!!
Such a 1980s feel to this which I like. The music and setting.
Amazing when she shoots the wall. I never knew you could get 40mm Bofors rounds for a 12 gauge.
I was just a kid when I first saw this (yeah...too young for the 15 certificate!) but even then I thought that was one hell of a big hole for a shotgun round.
LOL. I know right!
I love Benicio del Toro but this is the funniest fucking bar fight scene I've seen
I think lot of films this deserves it's own place in history.🧠🥠🎯🤯
Bond's face when fish went through chair 😁.
Dude...... what shark?
SHARK??????? SWORD FISH , MATE.................................
@@alfredocoria9640 swordfish or marlin ?
Such a classic 80s moment.
This has to be the most chill bar ever.
Been told by a college friend that one bar he went to had this kind of attitude because fights were always ALWAYS breaking out. The cops showed up every few weeks because so many fights kept popping up. I guess you can only see so many fights before you shrug and accept it as part of your job, LMAO...
Wow. I've never seen Benicio Del Toro so young. Or with his eyes so Open! Lol
Love the dancer. Hope she got other roles after this.
A great action scene from a great bond film underrated.Its a shame Timothy dalton, didn't do Goldeneye.Which was especially written for him too be in.
Hahaha. Zero presence as Bond. The action was shite, worse than most tv shows. The audio quality was absolute bargain basement.
Nope, Brosnan was better. Dalton is good, but he just doesn't have the presence or charisma to be Bond.
PiCheZvara One hit wonder Brosnan had only one good movie in GoldenEye and then went downhill after that. At least Dalton read the Fleming novels to get inspiration.
@Mitch Yeah, Goldeneye was the only really memorable one. Tomorrow Never Dies was ok, and the rest stunk. Die Another Day was just way overdone with a terrible, convoluted plot. Way too try hard. Shame cause the opening of it was awesome.
Die another day was trying to be Jason Bourne since the Bourne identity had came out before that one
1:35 Dat stab tho lol 🤣🤣🤣
wow, in this scene we have a future timelord president, an assistant district attorney and Che Guevara, cool
lol!
And Sicario Alejandro
The Collector too
And Alexei Volkoff
Haha....cool comment
Oh how I love, and miss, good old bar fights, its a free for all, battle royale where everything is allowed. Love it, just love it! #evergreen
Ironic that a movie with an actor called Dalton has a scene with a very 'Roadhouse' feel to it with the absurd nature of the fight. A guy using a massive swordfish as a weapon, the staff just carrying on like it's a normal evening bar brawl, even the sound effects of the punches. I almost expected Wade Garrett to pop out of the toilets and start kicking.
That and the fact that both this film and Roadhouse were scored by Michael Kamen
Roadhouse was an awesome and funny movie. The mafia boss was hilarious when he said that killing Dalton's friend was a "mercy killing" because he was old.
Definitely in my top 4 favourite Bond films for sure
Me to
@eating sugar no papa he only saw 4 Bond films 🤣
I like how the guy at 2:15 tries to scare bond with the fish
Best Bond film of the eighties.
Damn right
Sorry, you must have this mistaken for "A View to a Kill"
Agreed. On the other end, For Your Eyes Only is kinda overrated imo, I found it a bit more boring and the action aged worse in that than the other 80s Bond movies.
Totally underrated bond movie
IMO, Dalton was an excellent Bond, but he never really got a good movie to show it with. The Living Daylights was decent but not classic, and LTK's best moments were actually when Q came along to have his biggest and best role of the series. That said, this one had some good moments and characters, and this bar scene, though the fight choreography is badly dated by modern standards, showcased some of them.
Just another Friday night in South Florida lol.
Timothy Dalton's facial expressions look like he has never been in a fight in his life...
Lol 😂🤣
Worst Bond ever.
@@chrish1657 Nah Dumb-Mule Craig took that title - if he can even be classed as a Bond.
@@chrish1657 hes dark soooo, id consider him the 3rd best out of the 6, George Lazenby can have the title (even tho he acts okay)
I think what you mean is that he's never been to a bar where everyone is literally beating each other up. Instead of being terrified about the gunshot
The music goes great with this scene. So 80s!!!!!
Dario is a type of villain henchmen you DO NOT want to meet in a dark alleyway...
He's the sort of guy that couldn't fight for shit without having a weapon, in a one on one fist fight he'd probably get his arse kicked by anyone lol but if he's got you tied up somewhere then he'd definitely have the pleasure to do some sadistic things
1:44 - Like a pro, she keeps dancing!
I watched the film last Thursday and boy Benicio Del Toro nailed this performance as a young actor. It’s too bad that he wasn’t given more screen time in this, because I wanted to see how Dario’s mind ticks
I would have loved more of that strange, graceful, psycho creepy prettyboy, too.
they solved the problem of dario knowing what bond looks like by simply not having him be in the movie for most of it lmao
I think the turning point for the Bond Movies was the stronger reality brought to the screen with movies such as Jason Bourne and ..the Transporter franchise not to mention Taken ,1,2,3
What's funny is that the "bar" in this scene is now a sushi restaurant.
Granted, I don't know if the interior scenes were filmed there, but the exterior scenes were definitely shot outside the Thai Island Sushi restaurant in Key West.
When he said- Don't I know you from somewhere? He should thought of for a moment and said-" Now- I remember you were one of the Assistant District Attorneys on Law and Order."
Dalton was so good.
1:34 This shot had me dying xD It's a super awkward way of drawing a fire arm, yet his face says, "Allllright then".
And Benicio Del Toro trained several times behind the camera so that it would be that way whenever he pulled the knife. 😂
How young Benicio Del Toro 💜💜💜
Age 21 here. A stunning face. Brilliant actor epic film success.
Best bar fight ever. old western "Dodge City" 1939 with Errol Flynn.
Those dancers never stopped dancing lol.
What comes to doing your work no matter what, the dancer wins.
Whoa, that hole in the wall from one bullet was impressive. I want that caliber!
I really wish Dalton did more bond films. He's way better than Daniel Craig ever was.
Amen
Agree...TD is flemming's Bond. Period.
Matter of opinion, but y'all on crack 😂
This is true.... James was a brawler, but that was lost a bit during the Moore era.
I liked Craig, but the movies weren't the best. Too convoluted.
He was a great bond, intense dude
Almost thirty years later, Dario ended up in a prison cell on the Planet of Canto Bight...
TIMOTHY DALTON is JAMES BOND!
Unfortunately.
Patrick Sawyne introduced to Timothy Dalton aka James Bond:
“Welcome to Road House Commander Bond! The Name… is Dalton, James Dalton.”
2:37 That shotgun would make doomguy cream his body armor.
Yeah....
Really didn’t recognize Carrie Lowell in that hairstyle. I guess I got used to seeing her in that short style from Law & Order.
If watch the whole movie she does cut her hair short later on.
She's still my favorite Bond girl. My second favorite is Maryam d'Abo from the other Dalton film The Living Daylights.
When she was newly cast on Law & Order, I used to refer to her as "the one from that James Bond movie"
Now when we reminisce about various Bond girls, I refer to her as "the one from Law & Order"
The circle is now complete.
Always liked del Toro's over the top performances. Be it either as Collector or in this movie to just name 2.
If I'm ever in a fight, I want her in my corner! I think she was better than 007😃
Benicio del Toro is a great actor for these types of roles.
Lmao at 0:51. The way the guy just gives Bond the death stare. He doesn't know who he's dealing with. Bond will snap him like a twig and be back home in time for cornflakes.
Harter Bond in einem spektakulären Einsatz. 👍
God i love the 80's. Especially the women and their outfits. That waitress is killing me over here lol
Amen - the 80's were good times, my friend, good times.
Young actor in this Benicio del Toro. One to watch, he will go far that lad
That was one of the most funniest scene in Jb series
2:47 the Cuban Eugene Porter 🤣🤣
Just want to throw it out there young benicio del toro is one of the coolest and most good looking guy ever
Benicio del Toro had no reason being this fine 😭👀✨😍
I watched this on Tuesday, ITV 4.
ITV4's great for James Bond films!
Good , I love all James bond movies ♡
Had absolutely no idea Lorenzo Lamas's old partner from Renegade was in this.. Lol
and that's the same actor who was going to play Darth Maul in Star Wars, but that didn't work out. He did managed to get a bigger speaking role in Star Wars The Last Jedi as a code breaker.
I like Branscombe Richmond too much to accept him as a bad guy. This Bond had arguably two of the the prettiest Bond women. Carey Lowell and Talisa Soto.
met him in San Diego at the opening of Planet Hollywood in 95 he was with Anna Nicole Smith!
He played a sadistic villain in Steven Seagal’s Hard To Kill in 1990 as a corrupt detective and hit man
But unfortunately for Talisa Soto, she couldn't act her way out of a paper bag. Carey Lowell (who can act) was actually pretty terrible in this too, aside from a few good scenes.
But watching this movie from a male perspective, do I actually care about that??
No. No I do not.
Every pub in London,probally the UK,on a friday night
this scene right hurr In the movie I can't get enough of watching especially when the fighting all got started
Three times in this movie, Benicio Del Toro whips that knife out of nowhere
This scene made me crush on Pam's character lol.