There's been very few times I've seen my father cry. This movie was one of them. "We have all the time in the world" was something my late aunt loved to say; sadly cancer took her all too soon. Definitely one of the best Bond films of all time in my opinion; such powerful messages and emotions. Not sure how they're going to top it after this.
To be honest I would be more than happy if they did just stop producing more of these. Bond had his run. Over 50 years. Times have changed, they gave the character an arc and a final resolution. There is no need to reboot this once more, other than Eon's hunger for more money.
Ana de Armas was only in the movie briefly because her character was added late in production as part of Phoebe Waller-Bridges' rewrite. Impressive that she managed to make such an impression with such limited screentime
I love this movie, it has vibes from the old James Bond movies. Craig retired from Bond, because he was already old and was a little tired of the physical demands of these films, and because he felt that it was a cycle fulfilled in this saga, he started when he was 37, 38 years old with Casino Royale and for this last film was already 52 years old, usually the actors of the Bond saga do not last more than 15 years, since the Bond character has an average age of 40-odd years.
It is worth noting that his tenure as Bond is the longest, surpassing the official record held by Roger Moore (not counting Sean Connery’s unofficial NEVER SAY NEVER AGAIN). Moore was in 7 Bond films lasting 12 years, while Craig was in 5 in 15 years (Connery officially had 6 in 9 years, with NEVER SAY NEVER AGAIN making it 7 films in 21 years (although that movie isn’t counted as an official Bond film)).
Not sure if anyone else has mentioned this so apologies if they have. The music at the end, 'We have all the time in the World' was the end music from the film On Her Majesties Secret Service where Bonds wife was killed.
If you watch the 1969 Bond movie "On Her Majesty's Secret Service", there are a lot of homages to that movie in "No Time To Die" - The term "We have all the time in the World" is synonymous with that movie and the theme song over the closing credits of NTTD ("We Have all the Time in the World" by Louis Armstrong) was actually written for, and appeared in "On Her Majesty's Secret Service". There is also an homage to the 1987 Bond Movie "The Living Daylights". When Bond goes back to London after Felix dies, Bond collects an old Aston Martin that he had kept in storage- That Aston Martin is the exact same one (inc the licence plate) that Bond drives in 1987's "The Living Daylights"
Let's give Addie a round of applause for completing the Daniel Craig James Bond franchise. 👏👏 Excellent reaction. No Time to Die (2021) is my new favorite of the DC James Bond movies and my girlfriend & I enjoyed seeing it in IMAX. My favorite scenes in this one were the opening prologue and the Cuba escape because both scenes were shot with IMAX film cameras, a first for a 007 movie. Bond's death at the end was heartbreak at its finest. BTW, the "Bondmobile" is an Aston Martin DB5.
*By opening prologue, I mean the flashback with a young Madeleine Swann in the cabin at the frozen lake, the Matera, Italy sequence and the opening credits. And the reason why the music got you choked up in this movie and The Last Samurai (2003) is because that's the power of Hans Zimmer.
If you go back right to the beginning of the movie- Madeleine tells Bond she has "Something to tell him" after they get in the car after Bond visits Vesper's grave. She obviously wanted to tell him she was pregnant. Also - when Bond puts Madeleine on the train, you see Madeleine grab her stomach just as the train doors close!
I have to say, I freaking love Daniel Craig as James Bond. I am 33 years now and grew up watching all the Bond movies. Watched everyone. For a time Pierce Brosnan was one of my favorite Bond actors, although his last movie was terrible, espacially with the Madonna sog "Die Another Day" But then came Daniel Craig around 2006. Gosh... Daniel killed it. I love the ton of Craig's Bond movies, that they are so dark, gritty, grounded, character wise also so deep and layered that Bond struggles and has a lot of weaknesses. That they added parcour into the movies and made it for the whole world popular (before that, there was 2 french movies called District B13, which are mainly known in europe at that time) Right after I watched "No Time to Die" and exited the cinema. I felt so empty and was about to cry. Craig's Bond is the best Bond for me. 15 years Daniel Craig as James Bond so unbelievable. Thank you once again for Craig for such an amazing job.
It’s ok!! I just recently rewatched this movie and cried for like 10 minutes straight!! The last 9 minutes of this movie pulls ever bit of emotion you have!! You are mad, sad and happy at the same time! It’s makes for a great movie and will always be one of my favorite!!
There was something really nostalgic about seeing Bond raid a megalomaniac's lair full of henchmen one last time. And the added emotional baggage made this a really sublime viewing experience for me.
This movie is my favorite James Bond movie (so far). I’m very glad they offered a really good end to Daniel Craig, even if this is sad 😢. Rami Malek is also one the best vilains of all time 🤩 I love your reaction Addie
My issue with this movie was having a black women claim the title of 007...that was woke crap. She simply could have said she was 006 and it would have been fine.
@@ItApproaches Calm down, man. 007 is just a code number, everybody could have it. Men, women, black people or others can have this number. This is not because you are 007, you must a white man named James Bond
@@ItApproaches What a stupid comment. Just the emphasis on "black women". That shows you don't have any problems, if a white male has claimed the 007 designation
Loving all the Ana de Armas comments. It is STAGGERING how perfect and incredible she was in this role - the action, the humor, the charisma, it's all there. She should be the next anything and everything in the franchise. That is how you make powerful, intelligent, capable, and beautiful women as lead protagonists. Bravo to her. She obviously did her homework (very quickly), and she crushed it.
Probably my fav Bond film. The "franchise" definitely went out on a high note when it comes to this film. At the same time, it was definitely bittersweet, I bawled my eyes out in the cinema. Cried on my second and third viewings. Now I teared up watching this reaction. Pain.
The "Bondmobile" is an Aston Martin DB5. It played different roles in the movies since 1964's Goldfinger. You saw it in Skyfall when Bond and M drove to Scotland.
Yes ! Now please, try to react to the older james bond movies when you will have time. If you can't react to all of them, no worries, you should suggest this list of the best of them to your patreons : -From Russia with love (1963) -Goldfinger (1964) -On her majesty's secret service (1969) -Live and let die (1973) -The spy who loved me (1977) -For your eyes only (1981) -the living daylights (1987) -Licence to kill (1989) -Goldeneye (1995) -Tomorrow never dies (1997) -The world is not enough (1999)
I think Bond's death actually caught a lot of Bond fans by surprise. Decades and decades of Bond films from one Bond actor to another, and he's never died before until this film. The title didn't initially mean anything to me because there have been other Bond titles with similar wording that might suggest death. LIVE AND LET DIE, TOMORROW NEVER DIES, & DIE ANOTHER DAY. -OG
The thing is, James didn't want to live any more IMO. Not if it meant staying away from Madeline and their daughter.. He probably could have tried to escape quickly with the skills he has or try and find somewhere to survive the blast, but it's not worth it to him. He knows he has nothing on the outside without them :(
There are a lot of references to the James Bond film on Her Majesty's Secret Service in this film, from some of the dialogue spoken to the music and other things. I have a new book called Being Bond that is a retrospective look at Daniel Craig's time as Bond now that he has left the role behind him. Very interesting book.
You know I watch loads of react channels but watching Addie react you really feel like everytime someone dies. She literally makes us feel it and im here for that plus she is beautiful and a redhead 😍
If you ever think of watching the entire saga with the other Bonds you should be prepared for a less serious sillier tone. Craig is probably the darkest and most "realistic" Bond of all.
This is my favorite Craig Bond film and 2nd favorite overall. I love this movie so much. I hope you go back to the other Bonds, I think you'd enjoy most of them.
Hi @AddieCounts, I know I'm late in commenting but I just wanted to say, I truly appreciated your reaction and how you approached this film. Most people discount this one completely. I felt it was a great way for Daniel to say Goodbye and Honor his time as Bond. It made me cry too. Loved that He had people to remember his legacy. :)
The saddest part for me was the multiple use of the line "We Have All The Time In The World" and the Louis Armstrong song of the same name in the score and end credits. I just knew with all the uses in the film that i would cry at the end. If you know the bond history then you will know the references to the 7 other bond films that led do me crying like a baby including the original one that used the song.
Yes, indeed this was Daniel Craig's last ever outing as James Bond 007.. The James Bond franchise will continue in 2025 or 2026. With a new actor set to follow in the footsteps of Connery, Lazenby', Moore, Dalton, Brosnan and Craig. Purely from a Scottish point of view I would love to see Richard Madden take up the Gauntlet, however it would appear that he has more than a few able rivals for the role of 007. Such as Aaron Taylor-Johnson (ATJ), Henry Cavill, Sam Heughan and James Norton. Tom Hiddleston and Tom Hardy have been mentioned, as has Idris Elba and Renee Paige but I can't really see any of those four becoming the next James Bond. One thing is for certain though is that there will be no announcement made on the subject until sometime after Easter 2024. The timescale for the next Bond movie release date is likely to be 2025, 2026 or 2027 at the latest.
I kinda check out once Ana De Armas leaves 😅. They really need to do a movie with her and Michelle Yeoh (Wai Lin from TND) teaming up, but I hope Ballerina will scratch that itch.
My cousin and his wife were visiting Italy in 2019... And were in the town square where some of the movie was being filmed... It was where James Bond's Aston Martin fired the Gatling Guns out of the headlights... If i remember correctly... They had three identical Aston Martins in various conditions... This was due to the damage that was shown in the movie... Like when it seemed like the cars bullet proof windows were sprayed with bullets... It was in fact white paint that an artist had made to look like the Aston Martins cracked bullet riddled windows... This would obviously save time when shooting the various scenes... By having these three identical Aston Martins on set... They took some great photos and video while they were there... It's such a shame that Daniel Craig decided to step down from playing the role of James Bond... I just hope the next person to fill the role... Is just as good as he was.
And this is why she along with some other TH-cam reactors should have started with the older James Bond movies in order than jumping straight to the Daniel Craig ones, she would have recognize and have a better understanding all the references and Easter eggs from the previous Bond movies that was shown during the Daniel Craig James Bond movies. Like that Bond car that she didn't even know the name of. The name of the car is the Aston Martin DB5 it was first seen on the 1964 James Bond movie Goldfinger and it was later used in other James Bond movies like Thunderball, GoldenEye, Casino Royale and Skyfall. With that being said, I'd enjoyed no time to die and the ending was a shocker, bold and a fitting end to the Daniel Craig era.
Casino Royale is one of my favorite movies and I loved Skyfall, but Spectre really killed my enthusiasm for this movie. When I finally watched it was blown away by how much I liked it.
As one of her Patrons, I've been probably pushing the hardest for her to eventually go back and watch all the 'Bond 1.0' movies (I've suggested doing them in increments), but she has yet to reveal any future plans for the franchise.
I had to slightly chuckle when you said 'I hope this means Bond doesn't die' in regards to this movie at the end of your "Spectre" reaction. 😏 I know a lot of longtime Bond fans were pissed off about him dying in this movie, but I personally didn't have a problem with it... as long as it doesn't become the new normal, where Bond is killed off at the end of every new actor's tenure in the role. I mean, the fact that we're already going to have to reboot the franchise again after just 5 movies is annoying enough. This is the first Bond movie to exceed 2½ hours, thanks mostly to the longest-ever pre-credits sequence. Even I was wondering when the credits would finally come in the first time I saw it. And Madeleine is indeed the first Bond heroine to ever appear in more than 1 movie. As much as I'm wondering who will be the next Bond (I'm personally hoping for a relative unknown this time around, just as Sean Connery and George Lazenby were at the time), I'm probably more curious as to which actors who play Bond's allies will be retained for the next era (Ralph Fiennes as M, Naomie Harris as Moneypenny, Ben Whishaw as Q, and Rory Kinnear as Tanner; obviously Felix will also be recast, given that he also died here); only Judi Dench as M was retained for the Craig movies from the Brosnan movies. I truly hope you do indeed choose to watch the rest of the Bond movies at some point; no hurry to continue right now. As I've previously suggested, you could take a break and start back at the beginning with the Connery/Lazenby movies (which, apart from "Goldfinger," have a loose through-line), take another break and then watch the Moore movies, and take one more break and finish it all off with the Dalton/Brosnan movies. 🙏
Ralph Fiennes suggested a while back while presenting an award to the film's producers that he and Naomie Harris would be sticking around to oversee the next Bond's tenure, and Harris said in an interview years ago that she'd like to keep playing Moneypenny for as long as Judi Dench played M (20 years), so they may be staying. Not too sure about Ben Whishaw though, he may only be doing these last three films and then leaving, but I suppose time will tell. The decision to kill off Bond was definitely a ballsy one, and I think it was a risk that paid off, since the ending of this film was really shocking and impactful. That said, I do agree that it shouldn't become the new standard, it'll likely add a bit more tension to each actor's last film since we now know they're willing to go down that route, but I think it will become stale and predictable if they do it every time
This is a very controversial film within the Bond community but I adore it. Saw it five times at the cinema during an important transitional period in my life and I really think they swung for the fences with this one.
You really need to watch the classics now, you'll apricate this film much more after seeing On Her Majesty's Secret Service. Still argue that 17 of the classics are better than any of the Craig films
Its a ballsy movie,imo. The Craig 'Bond cycle ' works extremely well,when taken as a separate 'alternate Bondverse'. I think Ian Fleming would have enjoyed it very much. He himself killed off Bond in one of the books; but (as with the movie franchise) briught him back by popular request. Now give some of the other Bond movies a go :)
There have been people who've said that this movie was overly feminine, but I don't see it. James Bond goes out as a hero protecting the world, and as a father protecting his family. Past Bonds could only hope to end their stories in a more manly way.
To be honest being slightly spoiled on the ending probably helps with accepting it. It was great to see a reactor really get this. This has been very divisive in the Bond fandom but I think it will age like wine and is in the best 2 or 3 in the series. Once the series continues on, I think this one will be looked back on like OHMSS is now.
The way they ended this film pissed me ALL THE WAY OFF dude. Why?!! Why! Why!! All i can say - i wont spoil it for those of you out there who dnk what happens at the close of this otherwise brilliant installment of the James Bond Agent 007 anthology. Think of the somber way Avengers: End Game and Logan ended x 25,000 😢 heroes like 007 should remain immortalized forever imo
I was OK with it. Even most of the best movie heroes are still human, after all. It fit with both the movie plot and this Bond's whole 5-movie arc. Han's, Luke's, and Leia's deaths in the dreadful SW sequel trilogy, on the other hand, did not.
Addie Counts does watching these Bond movies in a way make ya want 2 get/have a car that tricked out & that insanely bulletproof/physically impervious?
To this day I still ask myself why they did it. And every time I do I always come the same answer. It's one of the only things that the Bond character hasn't done. And with that, I understand why. Did I want it to happen? No, of course not. Nobody did, save for Daniel Craig who himself asked Barbara Broccoli if he could kill him off in the last one. Out of the running, I think James Norton looks the part for the next Bond.
What do you mean the only ending they can do you just move on to the next James bond actor as it's been done previously with other bonds. The character of bond didn't need to be killed off
@@LeonardoKlotz still didn't need to kill off the character regardless you know other bond actors left the role & easily replaced & so will Craig be. Now the character is allegedly killed off a reboot will not make any sense at all.
The word "die" is very common in the titles of James Bond movies: Tomorrow Never Dies, Die Another Day, No Time To Die, Live and Let Die, etc, I think you autospoiled yourself without realizing it by relating and analyzing that word the word with Bond, before watching the movie, if nobody had told you the ending, hahaha!
It's become a little _too_ common since the Brosnan era. I mean, they still have 4 Fleming titles left. Why the hell aren't they using them?? (I'm fine with them never using the pedestrian "007 in New York," though.)
As far as I can remember, there were four Bond cars in this film. The first was, let me just lay out a soft, suavè, warm, chamois leather base to lay these words on, an Aston Martin DB5 GT, 4.0 L, inline 6, 5 speed manual, RWD, 2+2, with, of course, added Q condiments! DB standing for David Brown. The next is the, wait for it, lay out a hot Zephyr Wind to follow this beast, the Aston Martin V8 Saloon. Next iteration is the, throwing down a very woke flag, the DBS, V12 5.2 L Twin Turbo. Next is the race bred Supercar which really does need a Bridge laid down to Asgard to reach, *Valhalla* , this car only has a fleeting glimpse in the film compared to some Astons... To get to the mindset of James Bond and Aston Martin, think English Gentleman, Savile Row Bespoke Suits, Omega Seamaster Divers Watches, Cartier Cufflinks, suave Dior aftershave, English silver cigarette case, sharpe wit and a chivalrous womaniser!
If I remember correctly, after Spectre, Daniel Craig said that he'd rather die than play in another Bond movie. So they made an agreement, that he as Bond dies in the new film 😂
He said that cause of his injury on Spectre he did NOT say it cause he hated the series that news was fake news clickbait cause he just didnt want to deal with the physical injuries from doing the bond movie again but once they had him produce too write the ideas of the story he starred back again and he loves watching and being Bond he wanted him to have a proper sendoff!
Well earned ending, and I'm glad they actually allowed them to kill off Bond. Definitely paid off, and definitely got me teary-eyed. (Also love that they still added the usual "James Bond will return" at the end of the credits.) Fun fact: For that opening car chase sequence, they had to spray those old streets with thousands of gallons of soda to make the roads sticky enough to perform the sharp car maneuvers. It was too slick otherwise.
You asked about how this movie was received. For us Bond fans that grew up with Bond being a big part of our lives, this movie is loathed. Its in my bottom of all of them. You cannot kill Bond and expect true Bond fans to accept that.
I see you reacted to Squid Game. If you liked Squid Game, then you might like Alice in Borderland. It's another Korean show that centers around a death game. Wasn't sure I'd like it at first, but after the first couple episodes I was hooked and blew through both seasons in a weekend.
As a Brit 🇬🇧 I was crestfallen Bond died as were most in my group. I accept it works for the story & it's what Craig wanted but you just don't kill James Bond. I still can't get past this ending. I suspect it's partly why Danny Boyle left due to creative differences after being announced as the Director early on. Despite this & my feelings this is a good Bond film to end it on
I don't understand how they can have more Bond films if the main character died. Supposedly, all actors playing Bond are the same person regardless of different hair colors and so forth.
Casino Royale was a reboot of the entire series, everything that happened in the Daniel Craig era happened in a different timeline to the previous 20 films, so we can assume they'll do the exact same thing with the next Bond
There's been very few times I've seen my father cry. This movie was one of them. "We have all the time in the world" was something my late aunt loved to say; sadly cancer took her all too soon.
Definitely one of the best Bond films of all time in my opinion; such powerful messages and emotions. Not sure how they're going to top it after this.
To be honest I would be more than happy if they did just stop producing more of these. Bond had his run. Over 50 years. Times have changed, they gave the character an arc and a final resolution.
There is no need to reboot this once more, other than Eon's hunger for more money.
Ana de Armas was only in the movie briefly because her character was added late in production as part of Phoebe Waller-Bridges' rewrite. Impressive that she managed to make such an impression with such limited screentime
While Daniel Craig is definitely done, it still says "James Bond Will Return" at the end; they are currently searching for the next actor.
Aaron Taylor-Johnson has the 1st invitation/offer to play the next Bond apparently.
@@corpsecoder_nw6746*according to The Sun
I love this movie, it has vibes from the old James Bond movies. Craig retired from Bond, because he was already old and was a little tired of the physical demands of these films, and because he felt that it was a cycle fulfilled in this saga, he started when he was 37, 38 years old with Casino Royale and for this last film was already 52 years old, usually the actors of the Bond saga do not last more than 15 years, since the Bond character has an average age of 40-odd years.
It is worth noting that his tenure as Bond is the longest, surpassing the official record held by Roger Moore (not counting Sean Connery’s unofficial NEVER SAY NEVER AGAIN). Moore was in 7 Bond films lasting 12 years, while Craig was in 5 in 15 years (Connery officially had 6 in 9 years, with NEVER SAY NEVER AGAIN making it 7 films in 21 years (although that movie isn’t counted as an official Bond film)).
Not sure if anyone else has mentioned this so apologies if they have. The music at the end, 'We have all the time in the World' was the end music from the film On Her Majesties Secret Service where Bonds wife was killed.
If you watch the 1969 Bond movie "On Her Majesty's Secret Service", there are a lot of homages to that movie in "No Time To Die" - The term "We have all the time in the World" is synonymous with that movie and the theme song over the closing credits of NTTD ("We Have all the Time in the World" by Louis Armstrong) was actually written for, and appeared in "On Her Majesty's Secret Service". There is also an homage to the 1987 Bond Movie "The Living Daylights". When Bond goes back to London after Felix dies, Bond collects an old Aston Martin that he had kept in storage- That Aston Martin is the exact same one (inc the licence plate) that Bond drives in 1987's "The Living Daylights"
"We Have all the Time in the World" is on Theresa Bond's Tombstone shown in For Your Eyes Only
Let's give Addie a round of applause for completing the Daniel Craig James Bond franchise. 👏👏 Excellent reaction. No Time to Die (2021) is my new favorite of the DC James Bond movies and my girlfriend & I enjoyed seeing it in IMAX. My favorite scenes in this one were the opening prologue and the Cuba escape because both scenes were shot with IMAX film cameras, a first for a 007 movie. Bond's death at the end was heartbreak at its finest. BTW, the "Bondmobile" is an Aston Martin DB5.
*By opening prologue, I mean the flashback with a young Madeleine Swann in the cabin at the frozen lake, the Matera, Italy sequence and the opening credits. And the reason why the music got you choked up in this movie and The Last Samurai (2003) is because that's the power of Hans Zimmer.
If you go back right to the beginning of the movie- Madeleine tells Bond she has "Something to tell him" after they get in the car after Bond visits Vesper's grave. She obviously wanted to tell him she was pregnant. Also - when Bond puts Madeleine on the train, you see Madeleine grab her stomach just as the train doors close!
I have to say, I freaking love Daniel Craig as James Bond.
I am 33 years now and grew up watching all the Bond movies. Watched everyone. For a time Pierce Brosnan was one of my favorite Bond actors, although his last movie was terrible, espacially with the Madonna sog "Die Another Day"
But then came Daniel Craig around 2006. Gosh... Daniel killed it. I love the ton of Craig's Bond movies, that they are so dark, gritty, grounded, character wise also so deep and layered that Bond struggles and has a lot of weaknesses.
That they added parcour into the movies and made it for the whole world popular (before that, there was 2 french movies called District B13, which are mainly known in europe at that time)
Right after I watched "No Time to Die" and exited the cinema. I felt so empty and was about to cry.
Craig's Bond is the best Bond for me.
15 years Daniel Craig as James Bond so unbelievable.
Thank you once again for Craig for such an amazing job.
It’s ok!! I just recently rewatched this movie and cried for like 10 minutes straight!! The last 9 minutes of this movie pulls ever bit of emotion you have!! You are mad, sad and happy at the same time! It’s makes for a great movie and will always be one of my favorite!!
The poison garden island idea is from the Ian Fleming novel called YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE.
There was something really nostalgic about seeing Bond raid a megalomaniac's lair full of henchmen one last time. And the added emotional baggage made this a really sublime viewing experience for me.
This movie is my favorite James Bond movie (so far). I’m very glad they offered a really good end to Daniel Craig, even if this is sad 😢. Rami Malek is also one the best vilains of all time 🤩
I love your reaction Addie
My issue with this movie was having a black women claim the title of 007...that was woke crap. She simply could have said she was 006 and it would have been fine.
@@ItApproaches Calm down, man. 007 is just a code number, everybody could have it. Men, women, black people or others can have this number. This is not because you are 007, you must a white man named James Bond
@@ItApproaches What a stupid comment. Just the emphasis on "black women". That shows you don't have any problems, if a white male has claimed the 007 designation
Rami did a great job, but in some of the scenes, I was seeing Freddie Mercury.
Loving all the Ana de Armas comments. It is STAGGERING how perfect and incredible she was in this role - the action, the humor, the charisma, it's all there. She should be the next anything and everything in the franchise. That is how you make powerful, intelligent, capable, and beautiful women as lead protagonists. Bravo to her. She obviously did her homework (very quickly), and she crushed it.
Ana de Armas was the absolute BEST part of this movie.
Which is quite an accomplishment considering she was a late addition to the movie
Yes indeed.
The ONLY good thing, IMO.
I agree. Cant wait for Baillarina, her own John Wick movie.
That kick!
Probably my fav Bond film. The "franchise" definitely went out on a high note when it comes to this film. At the same time, it was definitely bittersweet, I bawled my eyes out in the cinema. Cried on my second and third viewings. Now I teared up watching this reaction. Pain.
The "Bondmobile" is an Aston Martin DB5. It played different roles in the movies since 1964's Goldfinger. You saw it in Skyfall when Bond and M drove to Scotland.
One of the most famous cars in the world. Worth millions of dollars in real life.
Yes ! Now please, try to react to the older james bond movies when you will have time. If you can't react to all of them, no worries, you should suggest this list of the best of them to your patreons :
-From Russia with love (1963)
-Goldfinger (1964)
-On her majesty's secret service (1969)
-Live and let die (1973)
-The spy who loved me (1977)
-For your eyes only (1981)
-the living daylights (1987)
-Licence to kill (1989)
-Goldeneye (1995)
-Tomorrow never dies (1997)
-The world is not enough (1999)
She should really watch _all_ the Connery/Lazenby movies, since they all have a loose through-line.
I think Bond's death actually caught a lot of Bond fans by surprise. Decades and decades of Bond films from one Bond actor to another, and he's never died before until this film. The title didn't initially mean anything to me because there have been other Bond titles with similar wording that might suggest death. LIVE AND LET DIE, TOMORROW NEVER DIES, & DIE ANOTHER DAY. -OG
The thing is, James didn't want to live any more IMO. Not if it meant staying away from Madeline and their daughter.. He probably could have tried to escape quickly with the skills he has or try and find somewhere to survive the blast, but it's not worth it to him. He knows he has nothing on the outside without them :(
I wish she’d react to some of the older Bond films.
I already loved Ana De Armas but after seeing her in this she quickly become one of my favorite actresses to look forward to seeing her in more movies
I was curious how you'd react to the very ending without the awareness of the significance of that road, that car and that song.
"We Have all the Time in the World" is on Theresa Bond's Tombstone shown in For Your Eyes Only
There are a lot of references to the James Bond film on Her Majesty's Secret Service in this film, from some of the dialogue spoken to the music and other things. I have a new book called Being Bond that is a retrospective look at Daniel Craig's time as Bond now that he has left the role behind him. Very interesting book.
You know I watch loads of react channels but watching Addie react you really feel like everytime someone dies. She literally makes us feel it and im here for that plus she is beautiful and a redhead 😍
If you ever think of watching the entire saga with the other Bonds you should be prepared for a less serious sillier tone. Craig is probably the darkest and most "realistic" Bond of all.
This is my favorite Craig Bond film and 2nd favorite overall. I love this movie so much. I hope you go back to the other Bonds, I think you'd enjoy most of them.
Hi @AddieCounts, I know I'm late in commenting but I just wanted to say, I truly appreciated your reaction and how you approached this film. Most people discount this one completely. I felt it was a great way for Daniel to say Goodbye and Honor his time as Bond. It made me cry too. Loved that He had people to remember his legacy. :)
I'm glad you pointed out the age difference with Freddie Mercury and the Bond girl. He is 4 years older than her.
So hyped for this!
I saw NTTD in cinema for 5 times.
Great movie. One giant plothole though: EMP also kills nano-bots...
Maybe, but these nanobots are sci-fi tech, if EMP easily killed them Q obviously would have known about it..
I love Bernard, err uhh...Felix.
He was cool when he sang in TV on the Radio too.
One way or another, Bond always goes out with a Bang!💘😢
Hans Zimmer coming in clutch once more 🎶 ❤
Paloma is absolutely lovely, just how genuine she is.
The saddest part for me was the multiple use of the line "We Have All The Time In The World" and the Louis Armstrong song of the same name in the score and end credits. I just knew with all the uses in the film that i would cry at the end. If you know the bond history then you will know the references to the 7 other bond films that led do me crying like a baby including the original one that used the song.
The car is an Aston Martin DB5
James Bond is driving a 1964 Aston Martin DB5.
You should watch the Mission: Impossible movies.
This is the best, most epic and emotional Bond movie ever made. Paloma is my favourite character even in her brief screen time!
They really need a Paloma spinoff.
Lmfao when Addie almost said "oh motherfuuuu" 🤣🤣
I liked the Craig version of Bond because, to me, he played it the most human/realistic. I thought this was a fitting way to retire him
If you want to continue with Bond you should try the Pierce Brosnan movies next, starting with GoldenEye.
Yes, indeed this was Daniel Craig's last ever outing as James Bond 007..
The James Bond franchise will continue in 2025 or 2026.
With a new actor set to follow in the footsteps of Connery, Lazenby', Moore, Dalton, Brosnan and Craig.
Purely from a Scottish point of view I would love to see Richard Madden take up the Gauntlet, however it would appear that he has more than a few able rivals for the role of 007.
Such as Aaron Taylor-Johnson (ATJ), Henry Cavill, Sam Heughan and James Norton.
Tom Hiddleston and Tom Hardy have been mentioned, as has Idris Elba and Renee Paige but I can't really see any of those four becoming the next James Bond.
One thing is for certain though is that there will be no announcement made on the subject until sometime after Easter 2024.
The timescale for the next Bond movie release date is likely to be 2025, 2026 or 2027 at the latest.
All this nanobots, drilling brains, Austin Powers' brother twists look like a horrible fever dream after beautiful and grounded Casino Royale.
Do the Pierce Brosnan Bond era next
I kinda check out once Ana De Armas leaves 😅. They really need to do a movie with her and Michelle Yeoh (Wai Lin from TND) teaming up, but I hope Ballerina will scratch that itch.
James Bond will return...
My cousin and his wife were visiting Italy in 2019... And were in the town square where some of the movie was being filmed... It was where James Bond's Aston Martin fired the Gatling Guns out of the headlights... If i remember correctly... They had three identical Aston Martins in various conditions... This was due to the damage that was shown in the movie... Like when it seemed like the cars bullet proof windows were sprayed with bullets... It was in fact white paint that an artist had made to look like the Aston Martins cracked bullet riddled windows... This would obviously save time when shooting the various scenes... By having these three identical Aston Martins on set... They took some great photos and video while they were there... It's such a shame that Daniel Craig decided to step down from playing the role of James Bond... I just hope the next person to fill the role... Is just as good as he was.
...last car standing...the Aston Martin V8 Saloon from "The Living Daylights" !!
It must be forever and forthwith be called the Bondmobile
An extremely fitting and good send off for Craig's Bond. Very good film and ties with Casino Royale for my favorite. He grew so much.
As a long time James Bond fan, that shit killed me. I was legit a wreck after this, that coming from a 265 lbs man.
Grown men wept leaving the cinema after this movie
And this is why she along with some other TH-cam reactors should have started with the older James Bond movies in order than jumping straight to the Daniel Craig ones, she would have recognize and have a better understanding all the references and Easter eggs from the previous Bond movies that was shown during the Daniel Craig James Bond movies. Like that Bond car that she didn't even know the name of. The name of the car is the Aston Martin DB5 it was first seen on the 1964 James Bond movie Goldfinger and it was later used in other James Bond movies like Thunderball, GoldenEye, Casino Royale and Skyfall. With that being said, I'd enjoyed no time to die and the ending was a shocker, bold and a fitting end to the Daniel Craig era.
Casino Royale is one of my favorite movies and I loved Skyfall, but Spectre really killed my enthusiasm for this movie. When I finally watched it was blown away by how much I liked it.
Do you wanna check out the early Bond films from Dr. No to Die Another Day?
As one of her Patrons, I've been probably pushing the hardest for her to eventually go back and watch all the 'Bond 1.0' movies (I've suggested doing them in increments), but she has yet to reveal any future plans for the franchise.
I had to slightly chuckle when you said 'I hope this means Bond doesn't die' in regards to this movie at the end of your "Spectre" reaction. 😏 I know a lot of longtime Bond fans were pissed off about him dying in this movie, but I personally didn't have a problem with it... as long as it doesn't become the new normal, where Bond is killed off at the end of every new actor's tenure in the role. I mean, the fact that we're already going to have to reboot the franchise again after just 5 movies is annoying enough.
This is the first Bond movie to exceed 2½ hours, thanks mostly to the longest-ever pre-credits sequence. Even I was wondering when the credits would finally come in the first time I saw it. And Madeleine is indeed the first Bond heroine to ever appear in more than 1 movie. As much as I'm wondering who will be the next Bond (I'm personally hoping for a relative unknown this time around, just as Sean Connery and George Lazenby were at the time), I'm probably more curious as to which actors who play Bond's allies will be retained for the next era (Ralph Fiennes as M, Naomie Harris as Moneypenny, Ben Whishaw as Q, and Rory Kinnear as Tanner; obviously Felix will also be recast, given that he also died here); only Judi Dench as M was retained for the Craig movies from the Brosnan movies.
I truly hope you do indeed choose to watch the rest of the Bond movies at some point; no hurry to continue right now. As I've previously suggested, you could take a break and start back at the beginning with the Connery/Lazenby movies (which, apart from "Goldfinger," have a loose through-line), take another break and then watch the Moore movies, and take one more break and finish it all off with the Dalton/Brosnan movies. 🙏
Ralph Fiennes suggested a while back while presenting an award to the film's producers that he and Naomie Harris would be sticking around to oversee the next Bond's tenure, and Harris said in an interview years ago that she'd like to keep playing Moneypenny for as long as Judi Dench played M (20 years), so they may be staying. Not too sure about Ben Whishaw though, he may only be doing these last three films and then leaving, but I suppose time will tell.
The decision to kill off Bond was definitely a ballsy one, and I think it was a risk that paid off, since the ending of this film was really shocking and impactful. That said, I do agree that it shouldn't become the new standard, it'll likely add a bit more tension to each actor's last film since we now know they're willing to go down that route, but I think it will become stale and predictable if they do it every time
2:21.
Addie:
- MOTHERF*CKER!!!
Captain America:
- "Addie, language".
JAMES BOND AND PADDINGTON FIGHTING SPECTRE TOGETHER
SAVING THE WORLD AND BUILDING A RELATIONSHIP.
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Whoever the writer is to carry on with 007, will definitely have to be a good one😊,enjoyed it thank you😊👍✌️🇺🇸
The film was delayed almost 2 years due to Covid. It had at least 2 failed launch dates in theaters
This is a very controversial film within the Bond community but I adore it. Saw it five times at the cinema during an important transitional period in my life and I really think they swung for the fences with this one.
You really need to watch the classics now, you'll apricate this film much more after seeing On Her Majesty's Secret Service. Still argue that 17 of the classics are better than any of the Craig films
The thing is it took 5-6 years for this one to come out from 2015s Spectre lol
Its a ballsy movie,imo. The Craig 'Bond cycle ' works extremely well,when taken as a separate 'alternate Bondverse'.
I think Ian Fleming would have enjoyed it very much. He himself killed off Bond in one of the books; but (as with the movie franchise) briught him back by popular request.
Now give some of the other Bond movies a go :)
There have been people who've said that this movie was overly feminine, but I don't see it. James Bond goes out as a hero protecting the world, and as a father protecting his family. Past Bonds could only hope to end their stories in a more manly way.
I didn't really know what M was involved in but I kind of suspected that he was still a good guy at heart.
To be honest being slightly spoiled on the ending probably helps with accepting it.
It was great to see a reactor really get this. This has been very divisive in the Bond fandom but I think it will age like wine and is in the best 2 or 3 in the series. Once the series continues on, I think this one will be looked back on like OHMSS is now.
Everyone is a hero in their own story, even if they are a villain in another's story.
Saw this in the cinema. Watched a reaction. Recently watched it again online.
The way they ended this film pissed me ALL THE WAY OFF dude. Why?!! Why! Why!! All i can say - i wont spoil it for those of you out there who dnk what happens at the close of this otherwise brilliant installment of the James Bond Agent 007 anthology. Think of the somber way Avengers: End Game and Logan ended x 25,000 😢 heroes like 007 should remain immortalized forever imo
I was OK with it. Even most of the best movie heroes are still human, after all. It fit with both the movie plot and this Bond's whole 5-movie arc. Han's, Luke's, and Leia's deaths in the dreadful SW sequel trilogy, on the other hand, did not.
Addie Counts does watching these Bond movies in a way make ya want 2 get/have a car that tricked out & that insanely bulletproof/physically impervious?
To this day I still ask myself why they did it. And every time I do I always come the same answer. It's one of the only things that the Bond character hasn't done. And with that, I understand why. Did I want it to happen? No, of course not. Nobody did, save for Daniel Craig who himself asked Barbara Broccoli if he could kill him off in the last one. Out of the running, I think James Norton looks the part for the next Bond.
The only real ending they could think of so Craig can leave the character for good
I'd prefer this ending over him just getting fatally shot.
@@kylescharninghausen919 agreed
What do you mean the only ending they can do you just move on to the next James bond actor as it's been done previously with other bonds. The character of bond didn't need to be killed off
@@garyclarke9685 Craig wanted to quit the character
I've they kept him alive, there would be a chance to bring him back again
@@LeonardoKlotz still didn't need to kill off the character regardless you know other bond actors left the role & easily replaced & so will Craig be. Now the character is allegedly killed off a reboot will not make any sense at all.
The word "die" is very common in the titles of James Bond movies: Tomorrow Never Dies, Die Another Day, No Time To Die, Live and Let Die, etc, I think you autospoiled yourself without realizing it by relating and analyzing that word the word with Bond, before watching the movie, if nobody had told you the ending, hahaha!
Diemonds Are Forever.
It's become a little _too_ common since the Brosnan era. I mean, they still have 4 Fleming titles left. Why the hell aren't they using them?? (I'm fine with them never using the pedestrian "007 in New York," though.)
I recomend you to watch the Mission Impossible movies and the John Wick movies too.
As far as I can remember, there were four Bond cars in this film. The first was, let me just lay out a soft, suavè, warm, chamois leather base to lay these words on, an Aston Martin DB5 GT, 4.0 L, inline 6, 5 speed manual, RWD, 2+2, with, of course, added Q condiments! DB standing for David Brown.
The next is the, wait for it, lay out a hot Zephyr Wind to follow this beast, the Aston Martin V8 Saloon.
Next iteration is the, throwing down a very woke flag, the DBS, V12 5.2 L Twin Turbo.
Next is the race bred Supercar which really does need a Bridge laid down to Asgard to reach, *Valhalla* , this car only has a fleeting glimpse in the film compared to some Astons...
To get to the mindset of James Bond and Aston Martin, think English Gentleman, Savile Row Bespoke Suits, Omega Seamaster Divers Watches, Cartier Cufflinks, suave Dior aftershave, English silver cigarette case, sharpe wit and a chivalrous womaniser!
The DBS Superleggera specifically. And they never went into detail about which engine the V8 had, the 403, 430 or 450hp one.
Watched all of Daniel Craigs Bond movies. Skyfall ending was emotional too..
The Octopus 🐙 is the symbol of the evil organisation SPECTRE.
Bond always has an escape plan...even here......
Logan Ash (Billy Magnusson) has turned rogue and shot Felix.
If I remember correctly, after Spectre, Daniel Craig said that he'd rather die than play in another Bond movie. So they made an agreement, that he as Bond dies in the new film 😂
He said that cause of his injury on Spectre he did NOT say it cause he hated the series that news was fake news clickbait cause he just didnt want to deal with the physical injuries from doing the bond movie again but once they had him produce too write the ideas of the story he starred back again and he loves watching and being Bond he wanted him to have a proper sendoff!
Great reaction my favorite next to Skyfall 🔥🔥💯🔥🔥
We almost got the first "Motherfucker" from Addie in this film..
It still says "James Bond will Return" at the end of the film. Daniel Craig however won't return to play Bond anymore. There'll be a new actor.
Daniel Craig's James Bond was the exact represeof what Ian Fleming had envisioned Bond to be.
Yeah until this movie
Well earned ending, and I'm glad they actually allowed them to kill off Bond. Definitely paid off, and definitely got me teary-eyed. (Also love that they still added the usual "James Bond will return" at the end of the credits.)
Fun fact: For that opening car chase sequence, they had to spray those old streets with thousands of gallons of soda to make the roads sticky enough to perform the sharp car maneuvers. It was too slick otherwise.
Yeah, it was Coke actually
And now onto the classics?
You asked about how this movie was received. For us Bond fans that grew up with Bond being a big part of our lives, this movie is loathed. Its in my bottom of all of them. You cannot kill Bond and expect true Bond fans to accept that.
Live hard and die hard!
I see you reacted to Squid Game. If you liked Squid Game, then you might like Alice in Borderland. It's another Korean show that centers around a death game. Wasn't sure I'd like it at first, but after the first couple episodes I was hooked and blew through both seasons in a weekend.
Never say never again...😅
As a Brit 🇬🇧 I was crestfallen Bond died as were most in my group. I accept it works for the story & it's what Craig wanted but you just don't kill James Bond. I still can't get past this ending. I suspect it's partly why Danny Boyle left due to creative differences after being announced as the Director early on. Despite this & my feelings this is a good Bond film to end it on
The age look is irrevelent. Rami was playing him in his late teens/early 20s in the opening. Now he's like in his 40s for the rest of the movie.
They should have cast a younger actor for the flashback.
Man, that end credit scene where he wakes up in Skyrim... (slow clap into thunderous applause).
I don't understand how they can have more Bond films if the main character died. Supposedly, all actors playing Bond are the same person regardless of different hair colors and so forth.
This is clearly a separate 'Bondverse'.
Bond having a different Q. Never been married etc.
Just enjoy it for what it is
Casino Royale was a reboot of the entire series, everything that happened in the Daniel Craig era happened in a different timeline to the previous 20 films, so we can assume they'll do the exact same thing with the next Bond