The fight scene between Bond and Trevelyan just before Bond kicks open the ladder hatch is really beautifully done. It's so raw without any musical score and there's something about these two beautifully acting this twisted but amazing 'brother' like relationship that just grips me so much and I believe every fight scene, every confrontation, everything. It's hard to explain but this film stuck with me so much because of this. The N64 game was also fantastic in its own ways!
@@LexingtonDeville984 goldeneye just has the best things that's in a bond movie. Great action, brilliant actors, brosnan as bond, good plot twist, music, intro to movie, honestly hands down my favourite bond movie.
Well said. It is true between James and Alec they had a brother like relationship considering that they were best friends pretty much one of the few people James ever trust in the world practically. Personally I find it very sad and tragic that he went rogue.
soldatheero So did I. I remember Laughing So Hard and I was only about 6 Years old when I first saw GoldenEye. I’ll Never Forget It! It Is Still my Favourite Bond Movie of All Time.
@@cameronturk4388 same here i was 7 and i still remember the day I saw it in theatres very vividly. Was suppose to go to the theatres with my dad but he had to do something for work and dropped me off and told me to watch it and id enjoy it and i was fucking blown away and super pumped when he picked me up. I always thought 006 was a badass and perfect rival to James
I swear the confrontations between Bond and Trevelyan are some of the best this series has offered. For the first time watching this movie, I legitimately saw a threat to Bond because it went beyond simply being an evil genius or hulking brute. It was a villain who knew him on a personal level for years and could get inside his head. Silva in Skyfall was also a great example of this and Blofeld in Spectre was unfortunately a poor attempt at it.
One of the very few Bourne-quality moments for the character, especially pre-Craig. Instead of some genetic mutant with a disfiguring deformity, or a megalomaniac running on pure ego and adrenaline, Bond faces one of his own, someone at his level, and it's a fairly breathtaking confrontation. Both characters show tremendous invention and confidence during this battle. We won't see the like again until Bond goes after the elusive Mollaka in Casino Royale.
Tommorrow Never Dies was just as awesome IMO. The world is not enough is average with its moments. And Die Another Day is complete shit (except the intro scene)
Don't forget Die Another Day had ANOTHER MI6 insider who knew him to some extent.Casino Royale had a PATHETIC villain and the whole storyline was a mess. WORST Bond film ever.
adamtherock2008: In agreement with you, because the two agents were close friends/comrades and when 006 was revealed as the main antagonist, the latter has an unwavering loyalty to protect and serve. As Trevelyan was a threat to global security, no way Bond was going to let going to let his former MI6 colleague's plans come to pass - the storyline is repeated (more or less) in Skyfall. Proof that someone like Hinx or Jaws weren't that memorable (no disrespect) much of a threat in an intellectual way to 007. With SPECTRE, it could have been so much better - a little too predictable in my view.
Trevelyan is like the anti Bond. The same skill set but used for bad instead of good. They are equally matched. He was a great villain. Casino Royale follows the story in the original Ian Flemming novel. Most would agree that it is one of the best Bond films. I don't know what movie you watched. Not enough gadgets and ice palaces for you?
In my opinion, this was THE best fight scenes during Pierce Brosnan's run as 007 and one of the best in the entire series. The sense of tension built up by the chase, the small beats in between, the great editing along with clear camera work, and the tight setting in the mechanical room of the antenna tower where the fight actually happens all helped to give the right speed of pace and sense of menace. The fight choreography was also great in that it wasn't overly elaborate ( don't get me wrong, elaborate fight choreography can be great but not when it becomes silly). But anyway, a great scene. It totally makes sense that it was director Martin Campbell they trusted to restart the series with Daniel Craig.
The final battle in Goldeneye 007 for the Wii and Goldeneye 1995 is different. In the game, James shoots Alec, where Alec falls into an exploding building, but in the movie, James lets go of Alec, Alec survives the fall, but then gets crushed by the Goldeneye tower.
I always thought this was one of the sadder bond films. 007 literally looks broken hearted when he figures out it was all 006. The only other time I’ve thought a bond film was sad in a similar way was when Tracy gets shot in OHMSS. Both amazing films
MrClassicDoctorWho: In so many ways, all of them have a touch of sadness. Take a look at QoS: 007 witnessed Mathis getting killed, Camille Montes finally taking revenge on Gen Medrano, Dominic Greene taunting Bond and other backstory. The events in Skyfall tell us all we need to know, as for Licence To Kill, it certainly shows 007 has an extremely dark side and if it means somebody getting "fitted up" (Milton Krest in this case, who was innocent all along) then the British agent didn't have much choice. No wonder the series lasted this long and it's still going!.
I was just thinking the same thing while rewatching this. And I'm pretty sure they snuck in the iconic Goldeneye steel pipe sound effect at 3:34 when James tackles Alec through whatever those things were supposed to be. Fun fact: that sound effect that appears all over the place in the OST is a tambourine pitched down (and obviously some reverb and what not).
Goldeneye is one of the best modern Bond movies in my opinion, and the best of the Pierce Brosnan ones. Really good premise taking place in post-Soviet Union times, and the later Pierce Brosnan ones got consecutively worse.
Tomorrow Never Dies was really good too. It had that perfect blend of Classic & 90's Bond. I actually think that Tomorrow Never Dies is the best of the four Pierce Brosnan James Bond movies. The World Is Not Enough and Die Another Day were not as good as the two that came before them.
Shayne Belsher I didn't say anything about TWINE being bad. All I said was that I didn't think it was as good as the two that came before it but it was still an entertaining movie despite some flaws.
+Riddler95 All of Brosnan's Bond films were entertaining. Way better than Daniel Craig's Bond films. There doesn't seem to be any fun in his portrayal. It's too serious.
Grathom15 i find it awesome that he was also buried alive, shot three times in the face point-blank while smiling by sophia bush, another time with a glock by Dennis Quaid, and by christian bale aka batman thru the bible!! had his throat cut by his best friend , was stabbed by another best friend aks alfred (from gotham) was stabbed in his sleep by dagger and murdered by anchor by Harrison Ford....who is the only actor that can get away with this...and keep his career, he was was pulled apart into five different pieces! by a witch!! and was literally Crucified!! and to top it all off he got "deleted" by fucking Pac-Man!! AND HE HAS 70+ MORE DEATHS!! don't you dare tell me that boris is still fucking "invincible " boris deserved the death he got....and then some... this is why his next most notable role......was the garbage known as "son of the mask"!!
Such a great dialogue. Alec is wondering if Bond is about to kill him because it's part of the job. But Bond lets him know it's not business. It's personal.
When Alec hit the ground it actually kind of scared me 'cause I was thinking "Meh, this is James Bond, it won't show something as horrific as him actually hitting the floor right?" But then...Dear LORD!
ManiacLegoMan LOL. This was the last most Brutal Violent Bond movie aside from Casino Royale. Martin Campbell being the Director of both GoldenEye and Casino Royale makes THE Best Bond movies because they are suppose to be Brutal and Violent just like Ian Fleming Intended!
Christopher Nolan being inspired by this sounds like an awesome movie in the making. This is such a brutal fight that got so personal between adopted brothers (both were orphaned and trained together). Bond was good and served his home country, Trevelyan laid into his rage and betrayed everyone. It just shows in their face in this fight.
For those saying Bond finally met his match in Trevelyan, he was actually matched and even beaten in fistfights several times before this he just always cleverly found a way to kill them.
Mentally though, they’re evenly matched. They come from the same line of work, they worked with each other for many years, they know each others tricks. It’s a very even fight, forcing both of them to play dirty.
One of the best fight scenes ever in a bond film. They really went at each other with both guns and fists! To this day there hasn never been such a long and intense climatic fight with the mail villain in a 007 movie. If I should name on complain it would be Trevelyan surviving that fall, it`s not like he was a superhuman or anything..
The fight scene between bond and Trevelyan just before bond kicks open the ladder hatch is really beautiful done its so row without any musical score and there something about these two beautiful ly acting this twisted but amazing brother like relationship that just grips me so much and I believe every fight scene every confrontational everything .it's hard to explain but this film stuck with me so much because of this.
There’s only a couple of shots I can make out that are definitely the stunt doubles, but even then, because of how well Terry Rawlings edits the film, you can barely notice it.
Did anyone else notice that 006 was shot while falling down the stairs, handicapped! This was not an a fair fight in my opinion. But this is the best fight in all Bond history.
@carl benson I don't think Bond missed. Trevelyan's arm is bloody once he gets the gun and points it at Bond. It could be due to the fight, but I think Bond shot Trevelyan in the arm as he fell down the stairs.
"For England, James?" "No. For me." No doubt a jab at the fact that Trevelyan was always mocking James for his loyalty to Emgland. Evident in quotes like "Her Majesties loyal terrier." But now 007 basically says "I take things personally too, you know."
1st Bond film I ever saw and been a big fan ever since.I was probably 9 at the time when I played the game and that was my introduction to the character.10/10 favorite Bond game and movie.
Boris is a rockstar programmer but he needs to be careful about the kinds of people he gets himself mixed up with. He puts himself in very dangerous situations.
My favorite Bond movie. Pierce Brosnan was a fantastic Bond, but I gotta give credit to some of the previous Bonds as well, especially Sean Connery. They were both fantastic.
back in the day people made movies that were entertaining. but now people are soo picky and their movies have to be super realistic and we get no fun stuff like that.
Little fun fact: For the confrontation between Bond and Trevelyan inside the antenna cradle, director Campbell decided to take inspiration from Bond's fight with Red Grant in From Russia with Love. Pierce Brosnan and Sean Bean did all the stunts themselves, except for one take where one is thrown against the wall. Brosnan injured his hand while filming the extending ladder sequence, making producers delay his scenes and film the ones in Severnaya earlier.
He fell head first, landed on his back, which would have absolutely destroyed his spine, probably caused an open fracture, punctured his lung and heart. Not to mention skull fractures simply from the shock waves.
It's only fitting the game had exploding computers, chairs, and lockers, the satellite is nothing, but steel, and not only did it catch fire, but it exploded. Never knew a hot motor that's seized up would explode like dynamite.
I love this movie . Alec Trevelyan is one of my favorite Bondvillains and he's the only one who knows Bond better then anyone and that makes it interesting.
This fight is very memorable with Alec Trevelyn being a former friend and colleague of Bonds he knows Bonds move and put a good fight like Donald Red Grant ( Robert Shaw) did with Sean Connery’s James Bond in From Russia With Love
Destroy control console
Settle the score with Trevelyan
Control console destroyed! Antenna inoperative!
Objective A: Completed
Objective b: complete
For England, James?
Fuck yeah objectives I agree with
@@mutkank005 can you please watch your mouth and follow the community guidelines
The fight scene between Bond and Trevelyan just before Bond kicks open the ladder hatch is really beautifully done. It's so raw without any musical score and there's something about these two beautifully acting this twisted but amazing 'brother' like relationship that just grips me so much and I believe every fight scene, every confrontation, everything. It's hard to explain but this film stuck with me so much because of this. The N64 game was also fantastic in its own ways!
Beautiifully said. Just a perfect Bond fight scene! So well matched in skill.
The fact that they began throwing headbutts, knees and ear claps makes it more intense.
@@LexingtonDeville984 goldeneye just has the best things that's in a bond movie. Great action, brilliant actors, brosnan as bond, good plot twist, music, intro to movie, honestly hands down my favourite bond movie.
Well said.
It is true between James and Alec they had a brother like relationship considering that they were best friends pretty much one of the few people James ever trust in the world practically.
Personally I find it very sad and tragic that he went rogue.
true what a game
haha i shit my pants laughing the first time i saw Boris proclaim his invincibility shortly before his death by liquid nitrogen. Such a classic.
soldatheero So did I. I remember Laughing So Hard and I was only about 6 Years old when I first saw GoldenEye. I’ll Never Forget It! It Is Still my Favourite Bond Movie of All Time.
Such a Bond villain death, it's perfect.
Me: And NOW...you are a POPSICLE!
@@cameronturk4388 same here i was 7 and i still remember the day I saw it in theatres very vividly. Was suppose to go to the theatres with my dad but he had to do something for work and dropped me off and told me to watch it and id enjoy it and i was fucking blown away and super pumped when he picked me up. I always thought 006 was a badass and perfect rival to James
For once, being a nerd is cool 🤣
I swear the confrontations between Bond and Trevelyan are some of the best this series has offered. For the first time watching this movie, I legitimately saw a threat to Bond because it went beyond simply being an evil genius or hulking brute. It was a villain who knew him on a personal level for years and could get inside his head. Silva in Skyfall was also a great example of this and Blofeld in Spectre was unfortunately a poor attempt at it.
One of the very few Bourne-quality moments for the character, especially pre-Craig. Instead of some genetic mutant with a disfiguring deformity, or a megalomaniac running on pure ego and adrenaline, Bond faces one of his own, someone at his level, and it's a fairly breathtaking confrontation. Both characters show tremendous invention and confidence during this battle.
We won't see the like again until Bond goes after the elusive Mollaka in Casino Royale.
Tommorrow Never Dies was just as awesome IMO. The world is not enough is average with its moments. And Die Another Day is complete shit (except the intro scene)
Don't forget Die Another Day had ANOTHER MI6 insider who knew him to some extent.Casino Royale had a PATHETIC villain and the whole storyline was a mess. WORST Bond film ever.
adamtherock2008: In agreement with you, because the two agents were close friends/comrades and when 006 was revealed as the main antagonist, the latter has an unwavering loyalty to protect and serve.
As Trevelyan was a threat to global security, no way Bond was going to let going to let his former MI6 colleague's plans come to pass - the storyline is repeated (more or less) in Skyfall.
Proof that someone like Hinx or Jaws weren't that memorable (no disrespect) much of a threat in an intellectual way to 007.
With SPECTRE, it could have been so much better - a little too predictable in my view.
Trevelyan is like the anti Bond. The same skill set but used for bad instead of good. They are equally matched. He was a great villain.
Casino Royale follows the story in the original Ian Flemming novel. Most would agree that it is one of the best Bond films. I don't know what movie you watched. Not enough gadgets and ice palaces for you?
Bond finally meets his equal in Goldeneye, absolutely badass
It was nice to have a main villain who was able to fight against Bond equally. The main villains usually get killed easily.
He already had an equal in The Man with The Golden Gun.
@@LITTLE1994Francisco Scaramanga was just a Cuban hitman/assassin. I barely think that counts…
You have to imagine after this, the person who becomes the new 006 wonders why everyone is glaring at them at their first meeting.
Given the 9 year difference between Alecs "death" and the rest of the movie, wouldn't there already be a new 006 by now?
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Alec Trevalyn is the most underated Bond villiand definitly in top 3
Agreed
Number 1 for me :)
#1 and Goldfinger #2
He is my #2, just behind Francisco Scaramanga.
In my opinion, this was THE best fight scenes during Pierce Brosnan's run as 007 and one of the best in the entire series. The sense of tension built up by the chase, the small beats in between, the great editing along with clear camera work, and the tight setting in the mechanical room of the antenna tower where the fight actually happens all helped to give the right speed of pace and sense of menace.
The fight choreography was also great in that it wasn't overly elaborate ( don't get me wrong, elaborate fight choreography can be great but not when it becomes silly).
But anyway, a great scene. It totally makes sense that it was director Martin Campbell they trusted to restart the series with Daniel Craig.
The Antenna Cradle will remain in our hearts :'(
Goldeneye was a one of its kind, both movie and game wise. There has never been another Bond movie like it.
Where's Trevelyan?
Bond: I let him go.
What happened to Janus?
"Not getting revenge crushed him..."
Where's Trevelyan?
I was holding his foot but then I let go of his feet and he fell down and died.
Where’s Trevelyan?
Bond: He slipped away.
He's dead tired
Where's Trevelyan?
He fell head over heels for me.
Pretty ironic that the film has Bond being chased by Alec whereas the game has Bond chasing Alec
But it so funny with the big heads and small bodies.
The final battle in Goldeneye 007 for the Wii and Goldeneye 1995 is different. In the game, James shoots Alec, where Alec falls into an exploding building, but in the movie, James lets go of Alec, Alec survives the fall, but then gets crushed by the Goldeneye tower.
@@thebandit0256 ikr🤣🤣🤣
Movies are made to create suspense so it helps to five the antagonist an advantage over the hero. In games you have to chase an objective.
5:52 me when my internet server freezes
Daniel Osorio I am the same when I do JavaScripting lol
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I always thought this was one of the sadder bond films. 007 literally looks broken hearted when he figures out it was all 006.
The only other time I’ve thought a bond film was sad in a similar way was when Tracy gets shot in OHMSS. Both amazing films
MrClassicDoctorWho: In so many ways, all of them have a touch of sadness.
Take a look at QoS: 007 witnessed Mathis getting killed, Camille Montes finally taking revenge on Gen Medrano, Dominic Greene taunting Bond and other backstory.
The events in Skyfall tell us all we need to know, as for Licence To Kill, it certainly shows 007 has an extremely dark side and if it means somebody getting "fitted up" (Milton Krest in this case, who was innocent all along) then the British agent didn't have much choice.
No wonder the series lasted this long and it's still going!.
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Krest may have been innocent on that charge, but I’d say he had it coming either way.
Skyfall is good, but doesn't reach this level of awesome
This was an aweomse skyfall!
Boris: "Yes! I am invincible!"
8:07 Yes! You're a popsicle!
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A meat popsicle
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Meatsicle
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Goldeneye remains one of my favorite 007 films, and definitely my favorite of Brosnan's run.
I love this whole ending... The music when he jumps to the helicopter and Alec shouting as the satellite collapses towards him
I came here just to see the FLAWLESS transition of throw to gunshot from 2:27 - 2:31. Geez that was beautifully done.
Alec: For Nintendo switch, James? Bond: No, for Wii.
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A better version is:
Alec: for Nintendo Wii, james?
Bond: no, for N64.
the whole sound compositiong on this movie!! The ost was flawless, loved how the fight scene was just raw without music!!!
I was just thinking the same thing while rewatching this. And I'm pretty sure they snuck in the iconic Goldeneye steel pipe sound effect at 3:34 when James tackles Alec through whatever those things were supposed to be. Fun fact: that sound effect that appears all over the place in the OST is a tambourine pitched down (and obviously some reverb and what not).
Goldeneye is one of the best modern Bond movies in my opinion, and the best of the Pierce Brosnan ones. Really good premise taking place in post-Soviet Union times, and the later Pierce Brosnan ones got consecutively worse.
Tomorrow Never Dies was really good too. It had that perfect blend of Classic & 90's Bond. I actually think that Tomorrow Never Dies is the best of the four Pierce Brosnan James Bond movies.
The World Is Not Enough and Die Another Day were not as good as the two that came before them.
Riddler95 The world is not enough is one of the most underrated Bond movies of all time. Tomorrow Never Dies and Die Another day are painfully bad.
Shayne Belsher I didn't say anything about TWINE being bad. All I said was that I didn't think it was as good as the two that came before it but it was still an entertaining movie despite some flaws.
+Riddler95 All of Brosnan's Bond films were entertaining. Way better than Daniel Craig's Bond films. There doesn't seem to be any fun in his portrayal. It's too serious.
+sgtfrozty What is your impression of Daniel Craig's Bond films? It's missing an 'X-factor'.
MONEYPENNY: The hand that rocks the cradle rules the world, James.
You know I won't sleep soundly until you make it back to England in one piece.
This level on N64 was such a challenge but in return such a relief
Sean Bean's best death, even better than Ned Stark's.
Boromirs was very memorable as well
Don't Forget Dr Merrick's death in Michael Bay’s „Island” (2005)
Sean Beans death as vengeful IRA Terrorist Sean Miller in Harrison Fords Patriot Games in their showdown scene together was memorable.
I always like the fact that they both wanted to reach for the gun. It made the fight seem so dirty.
Boris: "I AM INVINCIBLE!"
Liquid Nitrogen: "Nope."
Dude needs to chill.
Goldeneye is such a sick movie.The best Bond of the Brosnan era :)
This man has been killed by James Bond, an Uruk Hai general and King Joffrey.
And yet he saved Matt Damon from exile on Mars. It's a funny, fateful world, is it not? o.O
and jack ryan
Grathom15 i find it awesome that he was also buried alive, shot three times in the face point-blank while smiling by sophia bush, another time with a glock by Dennis Quaid, and by christian bale aka batman thru the bible!! had his throat cut by his best friend , was stabbed by another best friend aks alfred (from gotham) was stabbed in his sleep by dagger and murdered by anchor by Harrison Ford....who is the only actor that can get away with this...and keep his career, he was was pulled apart into five different pieces! by a witch!! and was literally Crucified!! and to top it all off he got "deleted" by fucking Pac-Man!! AND HE HAS 70+ MORE DEATHS!! don't you dare tell me that boris is still fucking "invincible " boris deserved the death he got....and then some... this is why his next most notable role......was the garbage known as "son of the mask"!!
G sa
what does Alec mean when he says for England James?
yess I am invincible :D
two seconds later gets frozen
Austin Roberts 2007 Patriots before SB then frozen after.
Well he is cryogenic dream, will not wake up in a few years
"I'M FUCKING INVINCIBLE" metal gear rising flashbacks
The saddest part for me is when he gets frozen because I am like him like we are twins
for England James? no for me
Such a great dialogue. Alec is wondering if Bond is about to kill him because it's part of the job. But Bond lets him know it's not business. It's personal.
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh
that...death...was...BRUTAL ,
007 WINS , FATALITY
CR4Z1 over the top
In my opinion this is BY FAR the best Bond movie.
I agree :)
“For England James”
Trevelyan
“No for me”
Bond
Best quotes of the film.
Damn this is one of the films that will be a memory of nostalgia. Shoot what a classic haha. Along with the game fucking golden gun and all.
6:29 For BREXIT James? :-)
No for EU.
haha xD
England: You know, Europe? I was always better...
Europe: Yeah but you keep dying your movies
Alec would be for EU as he is a Cossack Commie.
best bond movie of the last 40 years :)
When Alec hit the ground it actually kind of scared me 'cause I was thinking "Meh, this is James Bond, it won't show something as horrific as him actually hitting the floor right?" But then...Dear LORD!
ManiacLegoMan LOL. This was the last most Brutal Violent Bond movie aside from Casino Royale. Martin Campbell being the Director of both GoldenEye and Casino Royale makes THE Best Bond movies because they are suppose to be Brutal and Violent just like Ian Fleming Intended!
3:51: *CHYOO KHISHU* *BWOOOAGHH* super headbutt!
ROTFLMAO! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
Christopher Nolan being inspired by this sounds like an awesome movie in the making. This is such a brutal fight that got so personal between adopted brothers (both were orphaned and trained together). Bond was good and served his home country, Trevelyan laid into his rage and betrayed everyone. It just shows in their face in this fight.
Alec: "If he moves, kill him!"
Boris (to the guard)= "Can I just go take a piss! I'll be right back!".
*Guard kills him.
Guard: "Yes you can!" :)
1:58 Take that Solid Snake
006 really does resemble to Liquid...
I was referring to Bond's jumping move.
Rolling down the stairs and faceplanting at the end...clever!
And for those of you who didn't know, that satellite dish transceiver suffered a catastrophic failure about 10 or so years back.
It is no more.
For those saying Bond finally met his match in Trevelyan, he was actually matched and even beaten in fistfights several times before this he just always cleverly found a way to kill them.
Mentally though, they’re evenly matched. They come from the same line of work, they worked with each other for many years, they know each others tricks. It’s a very even fight, forcing both of them to play dirty.
He forgot the armor
It's not there on 00 Agent.
One of the best fight scenes ever in a bond film. They really went at each other with both guns and fists! To this day there hasn never been such a long and intense climatic fight with the mail villain in a 007 movie. If I should name on complain it would be Trevelyan surviving that fall, it`s not like he was a superhuman or anything..
"You know James...I was always better"
"At talking!"
-CinemaSins
I nominate this as the greatest final battle in the franchise.
6:15 I love that headbutt to double kick combination.
THIS SCENE IS SO BADASS! THIS MOVIE IS SO BADASS!!!!!!!! RAAAAGGGGGGHHHHH!!!!!
DreamWarrior now that’s a funny comment 😂
Dont forget the game on the 64
Boris screaming at his computer is the most realistic part of the entire Bond franchise
The fight scene between bond and Trevelyan just before bond kicks open the ladder hatch is really beautiful done its so row without any musical score and there something about these two beautiful ly acting this twisted but amazing brother like relationship that just grips me so much and I believe every fight scene every confrontational everything .it's hard to explain but this film stuck with me so much because of this.
006's big mistake. "When you have to shoot. Shoot! Don't talk." Thats why 006 isn't better.
The Good The Bad And The Ugly line.
This was back when Bonds fight scenes were good, because in most of Craig's fights you can barely tell whats going on.
3:26 - 4:09 Bond VS Trevelyan.
I got the sweatiest palms during the ending fight.
I read that Pierce Brosnan and Sean Bean did most, if not all the fight. They rehearsed it like crazy and even during their breaks they worked it out.
There’s only a couple of shots I can make out that are definitely the stunt doubles, but even then, because of how well Terry Rawlings edits the film, you can barely notice it.
Did anyone else notice that 006 was shot while falling down the stairs, handicapped! This was not an a fair fight in my opinion. But this is the best fight in all Bond history.
James Kauth he could have missed...
@carl benson I don't think Bond missed. Trevelyan's arm is bloody once he gets the gun and points it at Bond. It could be due to the fight, but I think Bond shot Trevelyan in the arm as he fell down the stairs.
one does not simply recognize rouge transmission from battlefield 4 in this movie
"For England, James?"
"No. For me."
No doubt a jab at the fact that Trevelyan was always mocking James for his loyalty to Emgland. Evident in quotes like "Her Majesties loyal terrier." But now 007 basically says "I take things personally too, you know."
R.I.H Alec Trevelyan, 1942-1995.
Cause Of Death:(Killed By The Falling Explosion)
That "for me" is cinematic perfection, made for the big screen, and perfectly delivered by Pierce Brosnan.
1st Bond film I ever saw and been a big fan ever since.I was probably 9 at the time when I played the game and that was my introduction to the character.10/10 favorite Bond game and movie.
maaaan if somebody dropped me from an antenna cradle like that I would just fart hover my way through the air and back onto the platform.
7:53 Yes! I am invincible!
Me: Let off some frozen, Boris.
This fight scene is just beautiful. No score, no distractions. Equally trained and they just fucking hate eachother. Brutal, fucking perfect.
4:25 Best line ever from a Bond villain.
Goldeneye is fucking awesome.It surprasses the next Brosnan Bond films.
Trevelyan has activated the antenna console!
3 Minutes until antenna realigns.
That 1:00 mark when the music kicks in my God I get so pumped
I did. He lost because he got distracted by the helicopter otherwise he kicked James Bond's ass.
He probably recovered from the stun quickly.
4:00 - 4:02
That's why he was a 00... the best of the best, toughest of the tough!
Boris is a rockstar programmer but he needs to be careful about the kinds of people he gets himself mixed up with. He puts himself in very dangerous situations.
Best Sean Bean death ever also YES I AM INVINCIBLE! 😂😂
One of my favorite fight scenes in the James Bond franchise. Pierce & Sean did their own stunts.
If Trevelyan wasn't distracted by that convenient movie logic, he would've actually beaten Bond.
*Rest In Peace Arecibo Observatory’s 900-ton telescope*
One of the most personal final Bond fights...
My favorite Bond movie. Pierce Brosnan was a fantastic Bond, but I gotta give credit to some of the previous Bonds as well, especially Sean Connery. They were both fantastic.
James Bond is awesome hero and I like it.
Absolutely love this movie
Me too
@@lylel.j.plummerjr.2094it's to bad it's better than the n64 game
1:56 Suddenly Goldeneye becomes Dark Souls.
Daniel Craig Bond has nothing on this fight scene.
alan Tony well said
alan Tony Daniel Craig is the best Bond hahaha
craig is a dire bond. skyfall was the only good craig film
Evan Bernard I consider Pierce Brosnan to be the best Bond
alan Tony I
Looks like he...
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Got the drop on him.
YEAAHHHHHHHHH!
*Y E E A A A A A H H H H H !!!*
back in the day people made movies that were entertaining. but now people are soo picky and their movies have to be super realistic and we get no fun stuff like that.
Little fun fact: For the confrontation between Bond and Trevelyan inside the antenna cradle, director Campbell decided to take inspiration from Bond's fight with Red Grant in From Russia with Love. Pierce Brosnan and Sean Bean did all the stunts themselves, except for one take where one is thrown against the wall. Brosnan injured his hand while filming the extending ladder sequence, making producers delay his scenes and film the ones in Severnaya earlier.
When did he injure his hand? When he drops with the ladder or when he drops down the ladder a second time?
He fell head first, landed on his back, which would have absolutely destroyed his spine, probably caused an open fracture, punctured his lung and heart. Not to mention skull fractures simply from the shock waves.
Gooscar probably grazed his knee too
We love our action movies 🎉🎉
Much better than imposible mission
"For gondor James?"
"Yes"
The guy in the like Hawaiian shirt and the crazy hair was my fav character lol
It's only fitting the game had exploding computers, chairs, and lockers, the satellite is nothing, but steel, and not only did it catch fire, but it exploded. Never knew a hot motor that's seized up would explode like dynamite.
Mission objectives:
Destroy Control Console
Settle the score with Trevelyan
Start Mission
I love this movie . Alec Trevelyan is one of my favorite Bondvillains and he's the only one who knows Bond better then anyone and that makes it interesting.
This fight is very memorable with Alec Trevelyn being a former friend and colleague of Bonds he knows Bonds move and put a good fight like Donald Red Grant ( Robert Shaw) did with Sean Connery’s James Bond in From Russia With Love
Scene at 6:20 is so savage James's response 😂
1:57. Last time we hear the iconic PPK sfx from Cinesound
7:02 That Natalya's Smile 😊
There should be another 00 Agent that is the new 006 in Goldeneye recruited by MI6 as Alec Trevelyan's replacement.