SPECTRE | Train Fight
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 เม.ย. 2020
- It’s silent assassin versus superspy in this clip from SPECTRE (2015).
Director Sam Mendes said of Hinx: “Dave Bautista is really scary when he does his stuff. He’s incredibly fast for such a huge man and there’s an unstoppable, unbreakable aspect to the character.” - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
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When you're in a romantic dinner with your girlfriend and her husband suddenly show up!
ya have no sense of humor.
BRUH 😂👌
seems like a you problem mate
Hahahahaha
Been there mate!! 😪
That's why wrestlers are good in movie fights. They know how to give an imaginary beat down.
And make it look realistic when they get thrown through a wall by someone half their size.
@@palmerlp Daniel Craig is obviously not as big as Bautista, but he's not a small guy either. He could easily shove Bautista through a wall if he got him off balance. Same thing happens on the football field all the time, i.e. smaller guy gets a head of steam and knocks over a bigger dude who's off balance.
imaginary? a high school football player broke my nose against a water meter in the neighbors yard playing football in the street. wrestlers can put you in moves you have never dreamed of. Trust me on this.
All that years of performing fake fights, he probably knows how to perform a fake fight
@@johnsilcox8 This whole scene is actually realistic in the sense that no 78 Kg guy (Daniel Craig) could hope to win against a 131 Kg behemoth (Dave Bautista) hand to hand without tricks. Much less in a narrow space. A man of that size comes at you like that and you are pretty much done if you insist on a fair fight. To keep pretending that "size doesn't matter" in situations like that is utterly dumb.
I have absolutely no memory of this movie at all except for this scene.
Damn you don't remember Monica Bellucci in it?
I honestly think in the many fights in Craig's tenure this might just be the best. The sound design, how the fight is choreographed and you get a sense that physically bond is outmatched.
What gave that away? The fact that he kept running away 🤣 They made bond look like a coward. I don't need to watch the movies now. Why kick the table also. 🪤
@@oliverboorman1434 looks like we have a sensitive sigma male here 👀
@@WC-tv7lk How so. He ran away because the dude was big and he started throwing forks and even picked up a sharp object. That's a lot of please don't hurt me in one scene
@@bimboy439 I understand that. I just thought it was funny. Bond had a lot of weaknesses in many films when you reflect that's all.
@@oliverboorman1434 What a shallow take. How old are you? 12?
I like how Bond still manages to hold himself to a certain degree despite the obviously huge physical advantage of the villain.
Brilliant fight scene. No soundtrack, no excessive quick cuts. The execution is smooth. Bond is incredibly outmatched therefore the stakes are high. It feels authentic in that Spinx isn’t Oddjob he’s not invulnerable to attacks, notice how he blocks incoming projectiles and he swiftly disarms bond from the knife. Little details like this along with the setting of a train make it so regal. Cinematography is excellent the use of lighting and blocking is consummate.
The choreography is tight there’s a fluidity to it, it’s not drawn out, instead it’s fast paced and ferocious. I like the fact that Spinx went out hard making it the icing on the cake. Perfect example of the underdog (Bond) using the environment to their advantage. Perhaps the best fight scene ever in a bond film. Nothing stylistic or cliched, just a sequence that is onerous and undeviating.
It’s an adrenaline rush. Craig and Dave sold it beautifully.
@@EBC-ENT yeh sometimes you gotta get lucky and outsmart your opponent
@@EBC-ENTbond weaved and slipped several punches. He got in a few elbow and knee strikes
Love this. You can tell Bond is rattled. No quirky comeback.
He nearly died and he knew it.
Props to the lady. She had Bonds back 100%. Immediately grabs a weapon and smashes him over the head, gets knocked out cold. Wakes up, starts searching finds the gun, shoots him, saves Bonds life, attempts to hunt the dude down, runs out of bullets and gets thrown against the wall, gives Bond enough time to finish him. Shows it doesn't matter how big you are if you're outnumbered.
new age, and the Bond Girls are actually useful instead of Damsels.
😂😂😂😂 Are you still in therapy?
@@isopropyl1974 Ay?
Really great fight scene. Love how there's no music. You really feel the tension and how raw the action is.
Exactly man !!!
FRWL was exactly like that. They both have so many similarities
This is what I loved about Daniel Craig as bond. There were always moments where he began to lose a fight or he was extremely close to being beaten, it was far more real
But nothing beats 006 vs. 007 fight scene. It was short, but extremely ruthless and brutal. Again, no soundtrack, no dialogue. Just straight up beat down.
@@amaxwiththefactsI agree bro! 006 vs 007 is definitely the best fight in the entire franchise! I also like the fight between Bond vs Grant in From Russia With Love.
My favorite Bond are Brosnan and Craig..
True that. @@bouya642
Really😂😂@@amaxwiththefacts
@@bouya642 True that. I don't remember the Bond Vs. Grant, but I'll check it out.
This is the only time in the daniel bond era where bond was running scared 😅.
@@vjreimedia And raised his eyebrows.
@@vjreimedia At the very least there would have been some kind of quip from Roger at the end after the villain was pulled out of the train: "he was a little over-trained"...or whatever...
Have you forgotten NEVER SAY NEVER AGAIN where bond will be thrashed around and gets a comic end throwing his urine sample at the thug?
I wonder though whether its just fear, I mean it would make sense if he'd run away to get some time to think of a strategy.
@Ethan Seal yes he did, Jaws is the one villain James Bond couldn't kill, he definitely went down in 007 films as a top villain
Mr Hinx was one of the best parts of Spectre. It’s been ages since we had a proper henchman. I hope he comes back
He totally should it would be a great tribute to spy who loved me & moonraker... since dr swahn is back in this next movie no time to die
Mr Hinx dies in this scene so he won't come back
He got off at the last station
@@hoodiestimbs2783 LOL
@@czowiekoowek7708 neck injury he be fine.
when you see someone ordering a salad in a steakhouse
0:05
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Thank god, that are people like you out there. Cause of that, life can never get boring!
@Louis Tea Enjoyer Shut up!! I know you think this is not serious from me and falsely friendly, but that's not right!!! Please do me a favor and don't piss of other people!! Nobody needs these useless and stupid type of comments! I know people like you: Think they know the psyches of every person
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I've never seen a steak that didn't come with salad
The reason why Drax is a member of Spectre is because he has the ability of becoming invisible without making a single sound.
Can I get the name of his tailor ?
Dayummmm😂😂😂😂
I thought he was in Spectre because of Moonraker.
I know you're talking about Drax from the MCU but I legit thought that you were referring to the one from Moonraker
invincible, yeah.
I like how when Dave Bautista has his hands around Bonds head you can hear subtle cracking just showing how strong he is
I love how raw and brutal this fight is. And “Spectre”, in my opinion, gets better with every viewing. I actually really love this movie!
The Filmmaking & Fandom Station me too!
I wish I can say I love this movie too.
The acting and direction in these movies are probably the best in hollywood but the storyline is always sub par which is why these movies aren't famous or loved my mature viewers sure it is good for teens lol
@@jeegunugger1871 Bond films aren't famous? The fuck?
@@jeegunugger1871 one of the dumbest comments I've read today, congrats
"what do we do now" "Obviously we bang" *intro to IASIP plays*
Have to say it like frank to get full effect
*Cmdr. Shepard appears* We'll bang OK?
I like the way Bond looks at her after that question.😂
Let me guess. He'll come back in the next film with a jaw made of titanium. His new nickname, Jaws.
He isn't there in the next film.
@@gauravtributes5023 If there is a next film, at this rate.
@@actioncom2748 it's already been shot (No time to die/Bond25). Due to virus all film's have been postponed.
@@gauravtributes5023 Yeah, but now AMC Theaters are in full revolt against Universal. Because Universal wants to do a release strategy where they Priemere and Stream films at the same time. AMC is already on the razor's edge finacially. So they might make a example of Universal to warn the others not to do this.
Yet another push back for No Time to Die.
@@actioncom2748 Yeah i know, but no Film is releasing this year and they have enough time to apologise and make this right. Bond is an billion dollar brand for them, i don't think they are going to let this petty fight get in the way. We will see eventually we will watch the film whoever release it.
Bond is totally outmatched by Mr. Hinx in this movie. Dave Bautista physical presence is impressive. Very very nice fight.
At 1:11 James tried to give him the ol hanging drop kick. But Batista was like, 'man get that shit outta here! What I look like a 80's movie henchman?' Haha
A bulk of this fight, without music, is the most intense shit ever
indeed , gentleman fighting .
Watch Bond vs Edmund Slate
007 aficionados will recognize that this scene blended two homages to classic Bond: a brutal train fight scene in From Russia with Love, and a seemingly unbeatable mute beast as OddJob in Goldfinger.
Also James Bond fight with Jaws in The Spy Who Loved Me on a train with Bond girl Anya.
Will they?
All Bond had to do was find a high voltage live wire...It worked on Oddjob last time...I mean... Seriously...Such an idiot...
I really love that scene. This is a good example, for how great the action in Spectre was. Unfortunately People has forget it.
1:30
It's not often you see Bond running away from an enemy. You can clearly see the desperation and panic in his eyes, thinking 'how the hell am I going to beat this guy and survive?'
What do you expect? Bond invites him for a drink at the bar, he just wrecked, and askes him to talk it over? Anyway, Bond wins...
" how am i supposed to kill this man... any Suggestion M ?" said with british accent M:" use ur legendary fantasy 007"
But whats really interesting is that Bond is "only" tired from trying to dodge Hinx‘s punches. If you look carefully, this fight is less one sided than the audience might think. Because when it comes only to sheer physical pain, Bond still has the upper hand as he manages to land quite a lot of punches. So I would say, while Hinx is clearly stronger, Bond is the better fighter… And because of that, fighting Bond gave Hinx a harder time than he probably expected.
I love the fact that she tries to fight Batista even considering the size difference, excelent writing and direction
No she doesn't try to fight him.
@@kodiak64 ok she shots at him, and then he came out and she confronts him, is better like that? i totally prefer to say it like it is: she fights him LUL
@@JoroTheMan She takes a solid swing at him with a pole at the beginning. Bong! Any normal guy probably would have been at least a little stunned.
because she's not prostitute 🐕
She’s absolutely beautiful in every sense of the word BEAUTIFUL ❤
Anybody noticed that Bond always falls for a woman who helps him during very challenging fights (where he almost loses it) as in Casino Royale with the swordsman (who would have surely killed him if Vesper did not take the gun out of his hand) and in Spectre where he would have surely been tossed out of the train if not for Madeline.
Vespers only redeeming quality was operating the AED after she refused to give him the 5 million. Why survive the sword fight and then not put up the 5 million 🤔
Brilliant fight scene. No soundtrack, no excessive quick cuts. The execution is smooth. Bond is incredibly outmatched therefore the stakes are high. It feels authentic in that Spinx isn’t Oddjob he’s not invulnerable to attacks, notice how he blocks incoming projectiles and he swiftly disarms bond from the knife. Little details like this along with the setting of a train make it so regal. Cinematography is excellent the use of lighting and blocking is consummate.
The choreography is tight there’s a fluidity to it, it’s not drawn out, instead it’s fast paced and ferocious. I like the fact that Spinx went out hard making it the icing on the cake. Perfect example of the underdog (Bond) using the environment to their advantage. Perhaps the best fight scene ever in a bond film. Nothing stylistic or cliched, just a sequence that is onerous and undeviating.
It’s an adrenaline rush. Craig and Dave sold it beautifully.
The feels when you see Bond and Madeleine happy for a second right here after No Time to Die
She is the perfect Bond woman, great to see she is back. When NZ gets out of lockdown, I’m off to the movies to watch them again
I love this. It's gritty, it's brutal...rough action.
I wholly appreciate how Bautista's character, despite being a hulking brute, avoided being stabbed, cause that's actually damaging.
i simply love the fact that every Craig Bond is a reference to all the old bond movies, for sure he will play his last Bond as Roger Moore!
damn, the guy could have just picked another table, not like they were lacking
He probably reserved this one
This is without question one of two perfect fight scenes in Bond movies. The other one was also on a train decades ago in From Russia With Love. When I watch these incredible scenes I always wonder how many rehearsal sessions were required to protect all the actors from being severely damaged and the scenes to look authentic. Wonder how many stuntmen were used for what's depicted above?
"What do we do now ?"
First time I saw this at the cinema, I whispered to my friends "The look on her face says it all..."
Now that's called acting !
Dave Bautista was a fucking tank in this scene, man couldn't be stopped
I love how the scene breaks off with the music [and intenseness] when Léa start shooting.
*The way he took the bullet and the way he fought..I am damn sure that he must have survived after falling from train*
Arguably the best fight scene in a Bond film ever.
Love how they also kept the score out util the end, really makes you feel each wacky and hit.
Dave fights GREAT for a man in a matching 3 piece suit !
The look on Hinx's face when Bond throws the salad bowl at him is full on 'bruh'.
One of the best fights in the series.
My favorite fight out of all the James Bond confrontations! Wow!!
That "Shit" at the end by Bautista 😌😂😂
Waiter: Your bill, sir.
**card declines**
Waiter: 0:05
The best scene in Spectre!
Exactly by far !!!
nope. the best scene took place after she asked "what do we do now?"
A great scene in an otherwise mediocre adventure. Daniel Craig is truly the king of fights on trains.
Disagreed.
@William Guzman He most certainly did
That’s because the other stuipid agent that shot him
Mediocre movie? Bullshit this was a good movie
Skyfall was absolutely boring and horrible. Spectre at least had some cool scenes thrown in. Casino Royale was the best.
Bond: "Height don't win fights, weight don't win fights, fighting win fights at the end of the day, and I can fight"
That’s why you keep a girl with a walther handy.
This was a pointless question: "What do we do now?" Girl - you're in the Bond's movie, and you should know by now what happens next!!!
I know right?!
You Know The Rules.
And So Do I.
he was still scared even when the villain fell out of car... see how quickly he backs away while sitting on ground.. good acting effect
This is a call back to me about the fight between Red Grant and Bond in From Russia With Love.
The best part of this clip is at the end where she asks "What do we do now?" -- Pretty sure it's obvious what happens now.
Bond, always kicking ass while dressed in awesome suits
At 2:05 the 6th and final round is fired off the PPK and Bond sort of gives a worried look, but doesn't really have the energy to say it out loud. Not sure if that's the case for real, but if so it's a great detail.
Well done sir!
No he’s just regained full consciousness because he was mildly concussed after hitting his head on a crate. He’s regaining full sense and awareness. Before hinx was about to throw him off, bond could barely stand.
2:43 I only just realised during my recent watch that this is Hinx's only line in the entire film.
Amazing that Craig was willing to take a beating so bad . In the end I felt bad for the bad guy(Dave) first time ever 😬
"What do we do now?"
Bond: "Get dessert"
You know what would be boring?
Bond carrying a backup pistol.
Good God, that Madeleine Swann is so darn GORGEOUS! Arrgghhhhhh!
Kicking ass and getting his ass kicked while looking good in a Tom Ford white dinner jacket.... Bonus points for not losing the red carnation all through the fight...Excellent!👍
For my personal taste, this is the best fist fight scene in the series. Otherwise, I think SPECTRE is pretty underrated. I have it on 11 above Skyfall in my ranking. Though I totally get why it gets so much hate..Maybe it has to do with the fact that I wasn‘t such a big 007 fan back when it came out as I am now. If I would have been a huge Bond fan back then, I think I also wouldn‘t have liked it. Maybe Craig wasn‘t given the best material with this film but there is no denying that Craig himself gives his best Bond performance here.
Does he? He seemed bored through out much of it
Eoghan Dolan I think in Skyfall, he looks bored and a bit off. Quantum of solace is also a terrible film but again, Craig himself is amazing in Quantum! Throughout his era, Craig’s Bond was developping and becoming the James Bond that we know. In Spectre Craig‘s Bond has reached this point and finally became the James Bond we love
Definitely underrated.
Reminded me of the FRWL train fight. Great fight.
Drax got a broken nose from a missed timed punch, shook it off and got straight back into the scene
Overpowered video game boss. He takes that bullet in the arm like a vaccine!
But he won't be a sore afterwards as that second moderna shot.
She got hit with the table in the face
In the FACE.
Sam27 And not a single bruise or bleed!
but she got up. that's tough.
@@thevoid99 no it is bad storytelling
When? It looks like he backhanded her.
John Doe 0:06 if you look closely
Movie: Bond can absorb endless punches.
Real life: One single punch of that guy would have instantly killed Bond.
Or if were gonna refer to his wrestling skills one batista bomb through a table should do the trick
Or a rhinoceros for that matter
Train fight scene is intense and very well done! Perfect homage to FRWL where 007 and Grant fight to death! Spectre wasn't the perfect outro to Daniel Craig's career as 007, fortunately NTTD's going to be released on April 2nd, so Mr. Craig deserves can leave the 007-Franchise on a high note!😉
My fave James Bond fight, easily. And it's got one of the best fake-outs ever - 1:10 Hinx is on fire, so you think that he'll burn to death, just like the bad guy in other fight scenes. Nope, Hinx recovers.🤯
Bond totally could've go back for his gun instead of kicking.
@@bottleddawn3678 He also could've used a real kick instead of swinging on the monkey bar like a kung-fu henchman.
Noah Lach I thought that was a good choice - establishes the fight as a gritty serious brawl. The campy Hollywood move getting immediately smacked down makes Bond seem more vulnerable.
The best how calmly he takes off his jacket and smothers the fire. "I've been on fire before." Or he went to John Wick's tailor for a flame retardant suit.
Daniel Craig is my favorite James Bond.
This scene reminds me from Russia with Love
Yeah Connery's Bond vs Red in that film; Moore's Bond had a little fray with that mechanical arm-henchman from LIVE AND LET DIE in another train fight sequence;
@@rhaspodel how could you forget jaws buddy 🤦♂️
The spy who loved me
"Not until you come over here and kiss...my...foot."
@@rhaspodel "Mr. Bond...it's good to see you again."
The kegs taking Hinx off the train reminds me of the first Jaws movie where the shark has multiple barrels attached rolling off the boat one by one. If all Hinx could say was SH*T, you'd think he'd pop up again later without the kegs. Damn, DB scored in this movie !!! No surprise how his career is going !!!
It took me this long to realize Mr. Hinx was Dave Bautista the wrestler guy, man how did i not notice that until now like common man, hes such a good actor who played in allot of good movies. I remember the last time i saw him was in that movie My Spy
This is like playing a video game with the Blood option turned off.
LOL! Your soo funny! You got me with that funny joke! XD!
'What do we do now'
Very romantic 😉
Time to kiss...
They Fu*ked after this so....
Ticket Checker: Have a nice trip
*Credit card declines*
Wow! The official James Bond channel cropped the 2.39:1 cinema scope aspect ratio of the movie to 16:9 thus destroying the cinematographers intent. Well done.
Amazing fight scene!!
A shining star in an otherwise bitter disappointment. Between this movie and Guardians of the Galaxy, Dave Bautista has proven himself to be quite a excellent actor. I hope he continues to branch out in the future.
The reference is from russia with love. In the movie, 1963, Between sean connery & the villian having a train fight, but bond uses a special weapon in his suitcase. But in 2015, bond doesn't have a gadget! This is quite different...
Best scene of the movie, reminds me of Jaws fight scene in train, if only they had such technics in filming as they have now back then
When your customers push you over the edge
Those who are saying that "Hinx" should return in No Time To Die clearly don't look at the 'bigger picture' : a rope repeatedly wrapped around one's neck, hooked up with a beer keg on a train that's travelling an estimated 50mph, is unlikely to survive : hope we're seeing the movie in April!.
he's like a juggernaut!!! good grief 😱 run jimmy ruuuunnnnnnn
Batista is such a great actor, wish to see him in more complex roles
Spectre was a long awaited return to the retro feel of Bond, the charming sophisticated secret agent with humour, women and henchmen from the Sir Connery and Moore era, rather than the generic action hero they’ve been trying to make him. Fan service to the OG fans, the new generation trash Spectre just because they can’t sit through a few minutes without a bloody explosion or some super fast shaky cam fight or parkour, rather than quality humour and conversations as in the old movies.
Ahh, this reminds me every time my dad saw my grades in high school, and we discussed it around the house pretty much like this until my mum stepped in to take my side and save my ass.
watching this fight i was reminded of the fight with the commando character at the end of the legendary train sequence in Uncharted 2. Particularly how just a couple of punches could floor Drake/Bond
No doubt on this one, men... Bautista's savagery made every moment of this scene. When, I ask, did we ever see Bond get pummeled so soundly? It was only appropriate that Bond's quick intellect under pressure (plus the backup of his romantic interest) saw him cheat death in this all-out one-on-one brawl. A fight that will stand out as one for the ages in James Bond canon.
Train fight scene homage to From Russia with Love ❤️
Exactly.
And, The Spy Who Loved Me.
Dave was so good in this movie.
2:52 Bond, not even 5 Seconds Later: "Each other"
few times in the bond series has bond been in grave danger in a one on one with a henchman but prob odd job / grant and this character show bond at his most weakest but of course he finds a way . great fight scene
If only they showed the scene that came right after.
what happened?
Cedrik sexy times
@@lucasmarlow9330 okay i guess😂😂🙈
I mean if I survived a brutal fight like this, I would definitely want to get cosy with a fine woman! lol
@@cedrik1031 an epic bangathon!
If I were Bond, I'd think twice about travel by train. Or airplanes and choppers. Cars are a problem too. Screw it, even walking is dangerous for Bond.
And that's even before he met Jinx.
This is giving me James Bond vs. Jaws vibes
I love this scene!!😍
The best single line by any Bond villain!!! Shit!
In my honest opinion, this is the best Action-Scene this movie has to offer.
This is an Orient Express and the fight is between a chef and a Michelin critic. Truly dedicated chef
I love this scene!!