I actually met Denise Richards on my internship a year ago, she’s very lovely. Was even nice enough to answer one question I had about this movie. I asked her if the wardrobe of Dr. Christmas Jones was based off of Lara Croft, she told me she technically doesn’t know but it wouldn’t shock or surprise her if it was.
Wasn’t it established that Elektra never had Stockholm Syndrome and that she manipulated Renard from the beginning? I’d definitely argue she was the main villain.
The most memorable thing about this movie to me was the scene with Bond and Q (Desmond Llewelyn) where John Cleese's character was introduced. That was unfortunately Llewelyn's last appearance. The chemistry between Bond and Q in that scene was so poignant, and for once in all of the Bond/Q bickering and history, each showed that he really respected and cared about the other. There was a kind of sadness watching Q making his exit to the floor below, like you knew you were never going to see him again.
Me too, Virginia. I immediately think, "Oh, this person is a dumbass." I know Chris isn't dumb, but it's the same as people who say, "UndoubtABLY," or, "IRregardless". Makes me want to punch kittens. And I love kittens.
Brosnan's performance was underrated when the movie was first released. Some fans and reviewers laughed at the idea of a more human Bond. One note: Elektra actually was the baddie, not Renard.
Chris must have been feeling pretty Lazy to even bother taking his Blu ray out of his collection box and putting it into his Blu ray Player. Clicking to watch the movie on Netflix is much faster. Lol.
Getting the Bluray discs out of that box are a pain in the ass. Too much effort compared to just clicking on it on Netflix even though you do get a better picture quality on a Bluray.
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Do a hilariocity review on 'Moonraker'...James Bond in space, space shuttles can't do such things, space lazer battles, ignoring the laws of physics, the magnificent seven theme, the close encounters of the third kind 5 note code, Jaws the villain who doesn't die but turns good because he falls in love, the glass factory fight, the gondola chase & the double take pigeon... 😆😅😂🤣
Roger Moore was a great entertainer but his Bonds were farces. I love the idea of Bond in space and 6he opening gag where he's thrown off a plane was TIGHT (thanks, Ryan) but the movie is just too damn goofy.
Gabe Rodriguez people in the GE trailer were quipping about Hagrid being in the film (as Valentin Zukovky). Even has a memorable one-liner with "shaken but not disturbed"
Let’s not overlook one of the best Bond songs too. Also you got something a little twisted there, Electra doesn’t have Stockholm. She seduces renard to her plans after he kidnapped her
Denise Richards' hilariously bad performance aside, I've always thoroughly enjoyed this movie. I think it's the most underrated Bond movie. It's in my top 5. Incidentally, Licence to Kill is also in my top 5, so I'm looking forward to that review.
Bond fans who were born in the 90's grew up with Pierce Brosman as Bond. I acknowledge his movie's deficiencies but the nostalgia makes him my favorite Bond.
Books With Benjamin I’m born in 98 and wouldn’t say I grew up with Brosnan as bond, Craig’s first film would of been when I was 7/8ish so the late 90’s births definitely grew up with Craig as bond
@@TubbyBrewster11 When I say 90's babies I mean whoever grew up in the 90's so late 80's and early 90's babies. I was born in 91 and went to movie theatre to see Die Another Day. We played the Goldeneye game on Nintendo religiously when it came out. I think it's a different experience when you see a Bond in the theatre and then go home and see his face on the game that you play with your friends all day. Im not saying that his movies are the best but they have a special place in my psyche.
Would have been two if they used the song "Surrender" that plays over the end credits of Tomorrow Never Dies as the main theme. So much better than the theme by Sheryl Crow. Nothing against her, but it just is.
@@AVPerth If GoldenEye was from Alec's perspective, it could almost be like an unrequited love song gone terribly wrong. "Other girls they gather around him. If i had him, I wouldn't let him out". It certainly seems like it's an outsider's perspective, certainly not Bond's... but the line about "You'll never know how I watched you from the shadows as a child" doesn't entirely work, unless Bond is significantly older than Alec. We know Alec was orphaned and raised by MI6 at the age of six, but Bond started work with MI6 at about 20... from what I could piece together, unless the canon changed with GoldenEye.
@@hoodyboody "As a child" refers to Alec being helpless as a child. About the "other girls", well, it's Tina Turner singing, but Alec did want Bond for himself to use in his vendetta (he knew he couldn't), so... The meaning is hanging in the air, but has some places to land.
TWINE has such a special place in my heart. This was the first Bond flick I saw as a kid and it’s still to this day the one I’ve probably seen the most.
Same! I made plans with friends to watch it on the big screen but wanted background on the Bond films so my Dad rented Dr. No for me the previous night. I was 13 so that film put me to sleep. And I had very very very low expectations for TWINE. But the film had me from that first boat chase which is also very underrated. I loved it, and being 13... ya, Denise Richards did not bother me that much.
Sophie Marceau is still my favourite Bond Girl because she's also a Bond Villain and it's one of - if not the most - personal and intimate betrayal of Bond. The dynamic was just so interesting and somehow vulnerable for not just Bond but Elektra too.
I have a feeling that the bond when you grew up is the one you most likely stick with. Luckily we got Brosnan and goldeneye. I can see why people like Craig but he's just too serious and depressed for me.
I love how they gave Denise Richards's character the ridiculous name Christmas just so they could set up the 'I thought Christmas only came once a year' line. Totallly worth it!
It's a very underrated flick IMO. My second favourite of the Brosnan era after GoldenEye. Sophie Marceau's Elektra King is one of my favourite bond girl/villainesses.
I thought this was good. It was a good movie. The script was interesting and made sense. The screenplay good and the action well coordinated. In fact of all Pierce Brosnan movies this was definitely the best. Though I disagree with you both Sophie Marcau and Denise Richards, though quite pretty, could not add anything either in terms of acting or glamour. In fact the lady who appeared briefly in the beginning and money penny left a better impression. The leading ladies were the weak points. Another weak point was that the main villain (or was he the main villain ?) was not given the importance in the script. Also the actor was very unimpressive. seemed like footballer from the Chzeck Republic. This movie needed better casting and it could have been a really good film. BTW this was the only Bond movie I have seen in the theaters.
@@nitehunter91 thing is they didnt give him a chance for a farewell, they pulled the rug from under him and announced a new bond out of nowhere. But the everything or nothing ps2 game a lot of bond fans say thats basically his 5th movie and a pretty good send off.
The elephant in the room is that the audience couldn't wrap their head around a female villain. Love was not a factor, Chris. This was one of my favorite Bond films because the oil plot was grounded, much like GoldenEye satellites. Sophie Marceau sold it for me and this film addresses toxic feminism. After her traumatic past, men became expendable.
Denise Richards as a Nuclear Physicist is like Schwarzenegger in Junior. Pregant Man? Ok. Arnold Schwarzenegger as a Scientist? You've gone too far movie. Outside of Denise Richards I like TWINE.
Sophie Marceau has even done Shakespeare though English isn't her native language. Not a lot of actors in this world I would say deserve to be in the same credits screen as her, and Denise Richards is definitely not one of them.
Tomorrow Never Dies and World is Not Enough are two of my favorite films. I love the 90s tone, the complex plots (World is Not Enough is super complicated), I love Carver and Zukovsky coming back and that weirdly intense scene with Kaufman, and those crazy saw helicopter attacking a caviar house. And Q’s retirement hits me every time, it’s a genuinely great scene, and I love John Cleese as R/Q. He loved the role and it’s a shame he only got two movies before he got fired to simplify the franchise. Still love Ben Whishaw as a modern Q, but miss John.
This Bond film has grown on me in the past few years, it pushes the envelope a bit more by having a Bond girl be the villain. Bond being weakened by an injury and the henchman being one that can't feel pain that's a nice hero/villain dynamic. The action scenes are pretty good but they feel too excessive and not much to advance the story and at times looks like a TV movie. The best scene for me is Q's retirement, "Never let them see you bleed and always have an escape plan!" Not a horrible film but I think it deserves another look amongst the Bond franchise. But if Christmas Jones is a nuclear physicist then I'm Englebert Humperdink!
Lots of people pronounce the "r" in February. Like all non American English speakers, and even some Americans (like me and my family). I don't know why most Americans in recent years have decided to drop that "r", but it used to be that everyone said it, even in America.
Michelle Yeoh was pretty badass in Tomorrow Never Dies though, I honestly enjoy the action sequences in that movie quite a bit. The World is Not Enough didn't do anything for me, but I should give it another watch. Die Another Day, however, was pretty terrible, and I don't expect my opinion to change much on that one, lol. I can't wait for the review for License to Kill though, I just watched it again yesterday. It's easily one of my favorite 80s action movies!
Might be an unpopular opinion. But I LOVE die another day so much 😂 I watched that movie over and over again as a little kid and I recently rewatched it and still love it. I mean, I know it’s bad, the space laser, the invisible car, the bad CGI, the stupid puns ect. But I don’t know Man. I feel like that makes the movie so fucking funny 😂
The scene in which Bond kills Elektra is one of my favourite Bond kills. It's just so cold-blooded while at the same time personal and somewhat even necessary, and Brosnan and Marceau were just great in it, that it is near perfect for me.
Oh my god, Licence to Kill used to be one of my favorite movies when I was a little kid! It was probably the first Bond movie I ever saw, so it has that place in my heart! Can't wait for that review!
Coconut Head a lot of bond women are just models and beautiful, thank god Denise is one of the hottest women ever I didn’t take notice in half the things she said
The Moore ones have aged sooooo poorly.. Its insane. Except oddly enough For Your Eyes Only that is the only one of his films that I like much more today as an adult.
@@Christian_from_Copenhagen and nowadays the city is much much more beautiful than 20 years ago. It has transformed totally. I think you will love it ;)
@@InfiniteInspirationInc it's not even that he hates it, which is also an incentive to make a review. He just thinks it's boring, which means he isn't interested in reviewing it.
This "i have a lot of things that i want to do during this quarantine" has quickly evolved into "Chris reviews Bond movies"... and i'm ok with that xD i love bond movies.
I find both Tomorrow Never Dies and The World is Not Enough to be quite underrated Bond films. Both films got me into Bond at a young age too so there is that special nostalgia attachment to them both.
The relationship between Bond and the Sophie Marceau character is pretty strong. I think it makes the movie, they have great chemistry and you really see that he loves her(see the bed scenes), it's not another sex kitten for him but he has to do what must be done. If you go back to Casino Royale, when Vesper dies, he acts like he doesn't care but he is sad about it. But it's different in the novel because he feels like she betrayed them and it cost people their lives and he feels no remorse. What they did there with Brosnan is very close to book Bond with the woman. It also gave you a different sort of villain for Bond, a different Bond villain because she was soft and tender, was not an action girl.
y'know what, yeah I appreciate the more serious tone this one had. it really is a kind of breath of fresh air for that era to have bond be much darker and aggressive but god the movie drags. TND may have a stupider villain, but he's fun and oddly kinda has a point that controlling the media with 100% authority is a world-changing power move. it's still silly and stupid but it's fun and to me, and it still doesn't get to cartoony levels of Die Another Day. remote control car chase is somehow cool and fun while invisible car with missiles on ice is just stupid. it's a weird balance between cheese and cool that all bond films have to face I guess. I dunno why I'm writing huge essay comments about all this in these reviews. sorry lol. good stuff, man. keep it up
This film is really underrated I can’t believe it has a rotten score on rotten tomatoes. Also how do you not like Elliot Carver he is hilarious in tomorrow never dies whenever he randomly says delicious I have a fit. Also license to kill is the best bond film. Also also spectre you gave higher then this. The worst bond movie over twine not nice man stuck not nice.
License to Kill was poor aside from the final chase scene. Living Daylights was way superior out of Dalton’s 2 and is one of the best bond films made as it was actually a really good spy film that dealt with defection, Cold War and arms dealers.
@@redrum41987 yeah she’s alright. They really just brought her in as eye candy. She’s not even that important to the plot. The one scene she was important in was the bomb in the tube scene. Although even that was marginally important. After that, she’s pretty much just there. They really should’ve made the actress who played Cigar Girl the nuclear physicist and had Denise Richards play the role of Cigar Girl.
The best thing about this movie is its theme song. My all time favorite Bond theme. But I do agree that it feels old fashioned, so much so for me that I keep thinking that it's Brosnan's first Bond movie.
The song is awesome. Perfectly fitting to the franchise but also so very very dark and industrial somehow. Just great great stuff and always overlooked somehow.
How could you miss talking about the mini-ship chase scene at the start. I loved that as a kid and still do. That was one of the most enjoying moment of film.
this one is good, and the evil girl is one of the hottest bond girls ever!, she's so beautiful!!, I don't know what it is, maybe the hair or the eyes, but she's gorgeous!!. also... I think all of brosnan movies are good, some moments can be stupid, but fun stupid.
Unfortunately, "Die Another Day" exists the way it does. Shame. I really liked the begining of that movie. Many critics don't care about the torture credits, but to me it's the first time Bond gets roughly endangered, through scars, torture and shit.
Pls keep talking about some of the older bond movies. It’s pretty entertaining to watch a huge fan like yourself talk about them as someone who’s kinda too young to watch most of them.
A severely underrated Bond film. I actually thinks it’s a bit better than Goldeneye. From the great locations, the not overly done camera work, the great villains, a darker Bond, dialogue and a story that never gets boring, a great Bond song by Garbage, and a great score from David Arnold, this movie is the complete package. I really don’t get the hate for this film. They kept things simple and made it work. It has gotten better over time and will stand out as one of the great James Bond films for years to come.
This is easily my second favorite Brosnan Bond film. I found it to be very underrated the story with Electra being the villain, manipulating Bond, Renard and others was a nice change of pace for the series. You're definitely right it is a rather dark Bond movie and I'd say this is my one of my favorite performances of Bond by Brosnan.
Sophie Marceau is one of the most beautiful actresses that have ever existed and for sure my very first Bond Girl crush. Also the Garbage theme for the movie was amazing. Glad that you gave respect to this movie and that really looking forward to your review of License to Kill.
To be fair to Denise Richards, she wasn’t cast for her acting skills. Yes, her performance was bad, but she’s there to be eye candy, and she definitely was. She was in her absolute prime at that point and never ruined the movie for me.
@@ernievzla Yeah, but honestly Sophie Marceau had the far more compelling character depth. You needed at least a decent actress to play that part for it to be effective. Denise Richards was just the pretty tag along who was there to give some information to Bond every now and then and then have sex with him at the end of the movie. I don't think her lack of acting skills really effected my enjoyment of the movie at all.
I think if someone kidnaps you and you end up sleeping with them it's fine to call it Stockholm syndrome. Her "turning" him probably would never have happened if he didn't I assume rape her, and it certainly wouldn't have happened if he hadn't kidnapped her in the first place
@@Powd3r81 Stockholm syndrome, psychological response wherein a captive begins to identify closely with his or her captors, as well as with their agenda and demands. Elektra didn't have Stockholm Syndrome, she was angry and bitter at M and her Father for not saving her and she exploited Reynard and his weakness to punish them. Yeah, she was kidnapped but she never fell for Reynard, he fell for her.
@@johnsmith-wx5fb Ummmm she didn't have Stockholm Syndrome, she was never in love with Renard, she manipulated him into doing what she wanted him to which was a suicide mission.
I remember seeing this at a charity premiere here in NZ. Everyone got dressed up, the director was there, and they served canapes. This was also just after Desmond Llewelyn had died, so he received a standing ovation as Q's scene ended.
I've been rewatching older videos of yours because of this 007 "miniseries" of videos and I'm pretty astonished by how much you have improved. I mean, the pace of your voice, the passion outgrew the enthusiasm and mainly what you talk about film now compared to what you talked then. So... I really wonder if you would take a chance: revisiting some movies you already reviewed, rewatching those reviews and checking if there's anything new you want to talk about them. I mean, I've been watching you for some time, but noticing you have changed makes me notice I have changed as well. I don't know, I'd really like to know what you feel about it.
Can't wait to hear your thoughts on License to Kill. It's my favourite of the franchise and I literally screamed "YES!" as soon as you revealed it lol. You're the man, Chris.
@@PurushaDesa There are Bond girls and Femme Fatales, the first category ends up being an ally (but can start as a villain) while the second category ends as a villain (but at first we can think they are an ally)
Space Ace That's quite a silly distinction because it imposes arbitrary rules that discount a plethora of femme fatales throughout the history of cinema. The only requirement is that they're seductive and have their own, often secret, agenda. It would be kind of odd to argue that Jessica Rabbit isn't a femme fatale simply because she's one of the heroes of the film, when her defining attribute is her seductiveness.
Fun fact: I was a mechanical engineering student in Alaska and that "thing" you were talking about going through the oil pipeline actually looks quite a bit like a current robot we have up there that inspects the pipelines. But yeah, that green screen was bad.
I LOVE The World Is Not Enough!!!! It’s my favourite Brosnan Bond film. It’s got great characters and fantastic scenes, and an interesting plot. It needs more love!
*Underrated films to watch during quarantine:* Prisoners Super 8 The Place Beyond the Pines Mystic River Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels Midnight Run In Bruges Snatch First Man Sicario T2 Trainspotting (underrated sequel) A Time to Kill
I love your taste in film! Maybe during this quarantine time, we could have a "movie club" where you suggest some hidden gems and then talk about them or just a suggestion of hidden gems video would be good. I know there are other channels that do something similar to that, but I don't trust their opinion as much/their suggestions are more hit or miss for me, whereas, yours are consistent. Regardless, I'm enjoying these reviews of older films. Thank you!
TWINE is definitely an interesting Bond film to discuss. It has some really good things going for it and one really bad thing that almost ruins it all. The villains are really solid. I love how they play with the formula and twist things around, placing the apparent main villain in the henchman role and the leading lady in the role of the main villain. Women have been villains in the series in the past but this was the first time that one was placed as the top mastermind behind it all. That's the only thing that I see differently is that I really got the impression that she was the alpha in the relationship with Renard. Bond even said at one point "so you turned Renard". So he may have started off as being in control but she eventually turned him into a puppet. I mean he was willing to die to give her everything that she wanted. So I don't think she ever was actually in love with Renard and was only using him for her own agenda. I also really enjoyed her relationship with Bond as she kind of got under his armor. Sadly Denise Richards was just very miscast in this and her scenes weigh it all down. Yeah though, this was a good review.
I love the opening of the film. It has one of my favorite pre-title sequences. I like the over-all plot. I like Sophie's character, a lot. What I don't like is fairly minimal: I don't like the score and I don't like Denise Richards' character, nor her performance. It wouldn't matter who was playing that character, though. I thought the film should have really gone for it and had Sophie as the lone Bond girl. But all things considered, this is by far my second favorite Brosnan Bond, after GoldenEye. Also, Michael Apted directed none of the action scenes. It was completely second unit.
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I actually met Denise Richards on my internship a year ago, she’s very lovely. Was even nice enough to answer one question I had about this movie. I asked her if the wardrobe of Dr. Christmas Jones was based off of Lara Croft, she told me she technically doesn’t know but it wouldn’t shock or surprise her if it was.
Yeah, always though she looked like Croft here. Lol
What was your internship?
I just saw this movie and I was thinking the same thing.
They were very into it when we viewed it.
I once got a cameo video from her once about 2 years ago...again she's nice
Wasn’t it established that Elektra never had Stockholm Syndrome and that she manipulated Renard from the beginning? I’d definitely argue she was the main villain.
Yeah I could've sworn that was the case
Yh that was the case , she manipulated him
Yes
Yep.
@KayfabeCandyass People in the comments already explained....
"I never miss" - the best Bond kiss-off line in the whole series.
Hit or miss? I guess they never miss, huh.
@@dattebenforcer bro really? 🤦
Helheim Panda it was too easy
For me, it's up there with, "They'll print anything these days". Something so satisfying about Bond one liners lmao
Death by pun what a way to go.
The most memorable thing about this movie to me was the scene with Bond and Q (Desmond Llewelyn) where John Cleese's character was introduced. That was unfortunately Llewelyn's last appearance. The chemistry between Bond and Q in that scene was so poignant, and for once in all of the Bond/Q bickering and history, each showed that he really respected and cared about the other. There was a kind of sadness watching Q making his exit to the floor below, like you knew you were never going to see him again.
Great Bond Q scenes in Licence to Kill as well
Ditto to everything you say and especially considering the fact that not long after that Desmond Llewelyn died 😓
I remember on the VHS they mentioned and dedicated the film to the Actor for Q
@@RollyAces dude yes!! the montage with the song Nobody Does it Better playing in the background! I had the exact same vhs xD
@@TimDownsAnimation I'm starting to feel old my friend....
It's pronounced "noo-kewlar" - Homer Simpson (and Chris Stuckmann)
Drives me nuts.
Me too, Virginia. I immediately think, "Oh, this person is a dumbass."
I know Chris isn't dumb, but it's the same as people who say, "UndoubtABLY," or, "IRregardless". Makes me want to punch kittens. And I love kittens.
You are so learned.
and Indiana Jones in crystal skull
Yea I wince every time he says it...
Can't confirm about the movie however "Garbage - The World Is Not Enough" is still the best Bond song for me as 90's kid :3
Dice Kolev nope
Yep.
I second this. I will ALWAYS love this theme song.
Duran Duran - View to a Kill, Wings - Live and Let Die and Carly Simon - Nobody does it better are all better bond themes.
@@patrickkershaw4885 Duran Duran! Love the song and the band in general 👏 I'd add Tina Turner - GoldenEye and Adele - Skyfall to your list 😉
"I got this box set a couple years ago right before Skyfall"
so like 8 years ago?
Sure doesn't feel like 8 years ago...
Ikr?
8..... years ago?? Wow I have it to and I did not realize I’ve had it for 8 years now already damn
8 years is a fourcouple years ago
There was a four year gap between Quantum and Skyfall. So it could have been more
I loved the part when Brosnan said “I never miss” cold blooded and badass. Definitely have to rewatch this now.
I'm really enjoying remembering the Bond movies with you
Brosnan's performance was underrated when the movie was first released. Some fans and reviewers laughed at the idea of a more human Bond. One note: Elektra actually was the baddie, not Renard.
I don't understand how Chris didn't realize this.
"I saw that it was on Netflix" Has the Bond 50 collection clearly visible in the background
Chris must have been feeling pretty Lazy to even bother taking his Blu ray out of his collection box and putting it into his Blu ray Player. Clicking to watch the movie on Netflix is much faster. Lol.
Well I own the complete series of The Fresh Prince of Bel Air, but I'm still not above watching it on TV if it's on.
@@cameronturk4388 I know, but I found it funny that it being on Netflix was the catalyst that made him watch it when he already owns it lol
Getting the Bluray discs out of that box are a pain in the ass. Too much effort compared to just clicking on it on Netflix even though you do get a better picture quality on a Bluray.
@@jasonshaneyfelt1039 yea but he owns them all so choosing one would be an ordeal. Coming cross it on Netflix removes that
The World Is Not Enough is an incredibly underrated Bond movie. Brosnan’s 2nd best Bond movie behind Goldeneye
Agreed.
Agreed.
DevilKaz this is the correct order
Totally agree 💯%
Eazy E I agree
I'm a simple man: I see Chris in the thumbnail and I get stuckmanized
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@@AxxLAfriku nobody gives a shit
@@AxxLAfriku lmao!
“The World Is Not Enough”, said COVID-19, plunging its huge and long reach into movie theatres everywhere and beyond.
Do a hilariocity review on 'Moonraker'...James Bond in space, space shuttles can't do such things, space lazer battles, ignoring the laws of physics, the magnificent seven theme, the close encounters of the third kind 5 note code, Jaws the villain who doesn't die but turns good because he falls in love, the glass factory fight, the gondola chase & the double take pigeon... 😆😅😂🤣
Roger Moore was a great entertainer but his Bonds were farces. I love the idea of Bond in space and 6he opening gag where he's thrown off a plane was TIGHT (thanks, Ryan) but the movie is just too damn goofy.
On Her Majesty’s Secret Service is such an underrated Bond Film, with Aussie Legend George Lazenby.
One of the best for sure.
He did a good job considering he wasn't an actor and blagged his way into it 👍🏻
I love the ending to that movie it’s surprisingly emotional
It's my favorite Bond movie.
My third favorite Bond movie.
Saw this movie about a dozen times as a kid. Only realizing now that the main bad guy is played by Begbie
Shame they didn't get Sick Boy to play that gold toothed guy. ;-)
or that guy that gets his kit off in the original Magic Mike: Sheffield Edition
He had to resort to kidnapping after he lost the heroine score to Renton
That’s crazy you’ve just made me realise as well Ahahahah
@@ogge9304 He definitely is. However, as soon as I saw a clip of him in Chris's review all I could think was "BEGBIE!!" in a thick Scottish accent
Robbie Coltrane is very underrated in this movie. I think he's the best male ally Bond ever has in the entire series.
@Alex Croton Agreed, but everyone knows Hagrid. His role here in these two movies is often forgotten.
Jeffrey Wright as Felix Leiter too!
Kerim Bey?
Gabe Rodriguez people in the GE trailer were quipping about Hagrid being in the film (as Valentin Zukovky). Even has a memorable one-liner with "shaken but not disturbed"
Very Indiana Jones-ish.
Let’s not overlook one of the best Bond songs too. Also you got something a little twisted there, Electra doesn’t have Stockholm. She seduces renard to her plans after he kidnapped her
Tyler James that song is not only one of my favourite Bond songs, but also one of my favourite Garbage songs.
Tyler James disagree. I think this is one of the least memorable songs in the franchise
I'm with you on that one Tyler! One of my favourite songs as well!
Ah, ya beat me to it. TWINE is the best of the Brosnan-era Bond songs at least!
@@Ionatan667 I agree.
Denise Richards' hilariously bad performance aside, I've always thoroughly enjoyed this movie. I think it's the most underrated Bond movie. It's in my top 5.
Incidentally, Licence to Kill is also in my top 5, so I'm looking forward to that review.
Bond fans who were born in the 90's grew up with Pierce Brosman as Bond. I acknowledge his movie's deficiencies but the nostalgia makes him my favorite Bond.
Books With Benjamin I’m born in 98 and wouldn’t say I grew up with Brosnan as bond, Craig’s first film would of been when I was 7/8ish so the late 90’s births definitely grew up with Craig as bond
@@TubbyBrewster11 When I say 90's babies I mean whoever grew up in the 90's so late 80's and early 90's babies. I was born in 91 and went to movie theatre to see Die Another Day. We played the Goldeneye game on Nintendo religiously when it came out. I think it's a different experience when you see a Bond in the theatre and then go home and see his face on the game that you play with your friends all day. Im not saying that his movies are the best but they have a special place in my psyche.
Books With Benjamin I grew up in 90s and Craig is my favorite Bond
Facts.
This movie also has the first Bond theme that is written from the perspective of a villain which is pretty cool.
Would have been two if they used the song "Surrender" that plays over the end credits of Tomorrow Never Dies as the main theme. So much better than the theme by Sheryl Crow. Nothing against her, but it just is.
@@Xayjohns 100%
I would argue that the theme for GoldenEye was also from the perspective of a villain. Or at least, someone wanting revenge.
@@AVPerth If GoldenEye was from Alec's perspective, it could almost be like an unrequited love song gone terribly wrong. "Other girls they gather around him. If i had him, I wouldn't let him out". It certainly seems like it's an outsider's perspective, certainly not Bond's... but the line about "You'll never know how I watched you from the shadows as a child" doesn't entirely work, unless Bond is significantly older than Alec. We know Alec was orphaned and raised by MI6 at the age of six, but Bond started work with MI6 at about 20... from what I could piece together, unless the canon changed with GoldenEye.
@@hoodyboody "As a child" refers to Alec being helpless as a child.
About the "other girls", well, it's Tina Turner singing, but Alec did want Bond for himself to use in his vendetta (he knew he couldn't), so... The meaning is hanging in the air, but has some places to land.
TWINE has such a special place in my heart. This was the first Bond flick I saw as a kid and it’s still to this day the one I’ve probably seen the most.
Goodshag Productions it took me like three times to work out what TWINE meant 🤦🏾♂️
Same! I made plans with friends to watch it on the big screen but wanted background on the Bond films so my Dad rented Dr. No for me the previous night. I was 13 so that film put me to sleep. And I had very very very low expectations for TWINE.
But the film had me from that first boat chase which is also very underrated. I loved it, and being 13... ya, Denise Richards did not bother me that much.
Chris, please review OCTOPUSSY!!!
Awesome movie!!
One of best of Roger Moore Bond
🐙🐈
Sophie Marceau is still my favourite Bond Girl because she's also a Bond Villain and it's one of - if not the most - personal and intimate betrayal of Bond. The dynamic was just so interesting and somehow vulnerable for not just Bond but Elektra too.
IKR! Many dismiss this excellent drama within this film.
"World is not enough" has one of my favourite bond themes, not only is the song damn good but the video for it is really fun.
KillSwitchGaming you grew up watching the vhs didn’t you? Haha
@@johncouch2115 Too right :)
My first Bond movie and still one my personal favourites, Pierce Brosnan wil always be my favourite Bond.
Same.
Mine was goldeneye but this is still in my top only film to knock those two from their pedestal was Skyfall
@@negimaaddict742 Skyfall was good, way better compared to Spectre. But definitely one of Craig's best performances.
I felt like that until Daniel Craig’s Casino Royale...
I have a feeling that the bond when you grew up is the one you most likely stick with. Luckily we got Brosnan and goldeneye. I can see why people like Craig but he's just too serious and depressed for me.
I love how they gave Denise Richards's character the ridiculous name Christmas just so they could set up the 'I thought Christmas only came once a year' line.
Totallly worth it!
It's a very underrated flick IMO. My second favourite of the Brosnan era after GoldenEye. Sophie Marceau's Elektra King is one of my favourite bond girl/villainesses.
I thought this was good. It was a good movie. The script was interesting and made sense. The screenplay good and the action well coordinated. In fact of all Pierce Brosnan movies this was definitely the best. Though I disagree with you both Sophie Marcau and Denise Richards, though quite pretty, could not add anything either in terms of acting or glamour. In fact the lady who appeared briefly in the beginning and money penny left a better impression. The leading ladies were the weak points. Another weak point was that the main villain (or was he the main villain ?) was not given the importance in the script. Also the actor was very unimpressive. seemed like footballer from the Chzeck Republic. This movie needed better casting and it could have been a really good film. BTW this was the only Bond movie I have seen in the theaters.
I wish Brosnan had a better farewell from the role.
TWINE really shows what he and his era came for.
@@nitehunter91 thing is they didnt give him a chance for a farewell, they pulled the rug from under him and announced a new bond out of nowhere. But the everything or nothing ps2 game a lot of bond fans say thats basically his 5th movie and a pretty good send off.
The elephant in the room is that the audience couldn't wrap their head around a female villain. Love was not a factor, Chris. This was one of my favorite Bond films because the oil plot was grounded, much like GoldenEye satellites. Sophie Marceau sold it for me and this film addresses toxic feminism. After her traumatic past, men became expendable.
That’s so true in the real world.
audience were fine with evil fiona volpe
@@karenkelly6194 Name calling and misspelled vocabulary really drives your point home. Congratulations 👏🏿.
Denise Richards as a Nuclear Physicist is like Schwarzenegger in Junior. Pregant Man? Ok. Arnold Schwarzenegger as a Scientist? You've gone too far movie.
Outside of Denise Richards I like TWINE.
100% with you on this
This made me chuckle.
Sophie Marceau has even done Shakespeare though English isn't her native language. Not a lot of actors in this world I would say deserve to be in the same credits screen as her, and Denise Richards is definitely not one of them.
I like to think Denise Richards was cast because of her performance in Wild Things.
Funny, her hotness is the only memorable and kind of enjoyable thing about this movie. For me.
Tomorrow Never Dies and World is Not Enough are two of my favorite films. I love the 90s tone, the complex plots (World is Not Enough is super complicated), I love Carver and Zukovsky coming back and that weirdly intense scene with Kaufman, and those crazy saw helicopter attacking a caviar house. And Q’s retirement hits me every time, it’s a genuinely great scene, and I love John Cleese as R/Q. He loved the role and it’s a shame he only got two movies before he got fired to simplify the franchise. Still love Ben Whishaw as a modern Q, but miss John.
Brosnans middle-two films also have amazing music. Anyone reading this who hasn't heard the soundtracks, I highly recommend!
1:56... Stuckmann rhymes beautifully
This movie was my favorite James Bond movie
really
This Bond film has grown on me in the past few years, it pushes the envelope a bit more by having a Bond girl be the villain. Bond being weakened by an injury and the henchman being one that can't feel pain that's a nice hero/villain dynamic. The action scenes are pretty good but they feel too excessive and not much to advance the story and at times looks like a TV movie. The best scene for me is Q's retirement, "Never let them see you bleed and always have an escape plan!"
Not a horrible film but I think it deserves another look amongst the Bond franchise. But if Christmas Jones is a nuclear physicist then I'm Englebert Humperdink!
The more he says “nucular” instead of “nuclear” my soul dies a little.
Reminds me of George w bush
By this point, I just assume anyone saying "nucular" is saying it ironically, or trolling. Don't care if I'm wrong; I'm trying to save my sanity :)
@@ARZiehm that is entirely false
ARZiehm no
Lots of people pronounce the "r" in February. Like all non American English speakers, and even some Americans (like me and my family). I don't know why most Americans in recent years have decided to drop that "r", but it used to be that everyone said it, even in America.
Glad you are doing “License to Kill” next! Curious to see your thoughts on that one! Timothy Dalton is always great. 👍
Dalton was great in both of his movies
Chris has already said in an earlier video that it is one of his fave bonds
His best bond movie
Michelle Yeoh was pretty badass in Tomorrow Never Dies though, I honestly enjoy the action sequences in that movie quite a bit. The World is Not Enough didn't do anything for me, but I should give it another watch. Die Another Day, however, was pretty terrible, and I don't expect my opinion to change much on that one, lol. I can't wait for the review for License to Kill though, I just watched it again yesterday. It's easily one of my favorite 80s action movies!
Michelle Yeoh is the only shining light in a very mediocre movie. Carver was a terrible villain as was Stamper his generic henchman.
Might be an unpopular opinion. But I LOVE die another day so much 😂 I watched that movie over and over again as a little kid and I recently rewatched it and still love it. I mean, I know it’s bad, the space laser, the invisible car, the bad CGI, the stupid puns ect. But I don’t know Man. I feel like that makes the movie so fucking funny 😂
The scene in which Bond kills Elektra is one of my favourite Bond kills. It's just so cold-blooded while at the same time personal and somewhat even necessary, and Brosnan and Marceau were just great in it, that it is near perfect for me.
I know right. For me its one of the best scenes in the whole series. Also love that M is a silent witness.
Oh my god, Licence to Kill used to be one of my favorite movies when I was a little kid! It was probably the first Bond movie I ever saw, so it has that place in my heart! Can't wait for that review!
Denise Richards.. ya this movie was pretty Denise Richards.. I like the concept of Denise Richards, and how they integrated Denise Richards...
Nelson Ayre .....All that Denise Richards, is Denise Richards.
Jim D couldn’t have said Denise Richards better myself
Nelson Ayre .....Denise Richards
Jim D ........ Denise Richards
@@nelsonayre8651 Did someone say Denise Richards?
Denise Richards honestly never bothered me she does a fine job and is hot
Coconut Head a lot of bond women are just models and beautiful, thank god Denise is one of the hottest women ever I didn’t take notice in half the things she said
yeah she didn't bother me, she did enough good stuff and didn't rly get caught unless it was with Bond.
When No Time to Die eventually comes out please review some more Bond films, like the Connery and Moore era ones.
The Moore ones have aged sooooo poorly.. Its insane. Except oddly enough For Your Eyes Only that is the only one of his films that I like much more today as an adult.
@@necroplastful Moore's can be used for the hilariocity reviews! :D
I'd love to see him review ALL of the Bond films actually. And I'm not gonna lie, The Man With The Golden Gun is one of my favourite Bond films.
@@necroplastful The Man With The Golden Gun is pretty good, but yeah, they didn't age that well at all.
The Spy Who Loved Me & For Your Eyes Only are great Roger Moore bond movies.
"I thought Christmas only came once a year."
I love the idea that the only reason why her character was in the movie was that a writer came up with this joke and wanted it in the movie
Hahahah
This film was filmed in my city, Bilbao (the opening). It was huge for us.
Your museum got some well-deserved attention in that sequence! I'd love to visit someday, I've only heard good things!
@@Christian_from_Copenhagen indeed! You will be welcome!
@@Christian_from_Copenhagen and nowadays the city is much much more beautiful than 20 years ago. It has transformed totally. I think you will love it ;)
@@DavidArriola Good to hear!
Alright Chris. You've got the other three. You gotta round out the Brosnan films with Tomorrow Never Dies. It's a must now.
He doesn't like it
Peoples Hernandez no excuse
@@peoples2296 Chris reviews movies he doesn't like literally all the time.
@@InfiniteInspirationInc it's not even that he hates it, which is also an incentive to make a review. He just thinks it's boring, which means he isn't interested in reviewing it.
Which means inevitably he’ll have to one day...
This "i have a lot of things that i want to do during this quarantine" has quickly evolved into "Chris reviews Bond movies"... and i'm ok with that xD i love bond movies.
"Nuculur"
Chris... not the George w. Bush thing...
Nu - Cle - Ar =)
Yeah! I was really questioning if "nuclear" was pronounced "nuculur" in the states because I don't recall anyone ever saying it right! Thanks
Or Harrison Ford
The entire country pronounces it this way. It’s a dialect.
I loved Tomorrow Never Dies. It still holds up as a good movie.
Agreed
Agreed , i actually like Jonathan Pryce and Carver
I agree, I watched for the first time last week and I really enjoyed
Me too, while it isn't as good as Goldeneye and the villain's plan is meh, it's pretty entertaining
I find both Tomorrow Never Dies and The World is Not Enough to be quite underrated Bond films. Both films got me into Bond at a young age too so there is that special nostalgia attachment to them both.
The relationship between Bond and the Sophie Marceau character is pretty strong. I think it makes the movie, they have great chemistry and you really see that he loves her(see the bed scenes), it's not another sex kitten for him but he has to do what must be done. If you go back to Casino Royale, when Vesper dies, he acts like he doesn't care but he is sad about it. But it's different in the novel because he feels like she betrayed them and it cost people their lives and he feels no remorse. What they did there with Brosnan is very close to book Bond with the woman. It also gave you a different sort of villain for Bond, a different Bond villain because she was soft and tender, was not an action girl.
"I never miss" is up there with "You've had your six" for coldest kill to me.
My vote would go to “Yes. Considerably”
@@r520jr8 That one too. The quick cut to his family photo took it up a notch.
y'know what, yeah I appreciate the more serious tone this one had. it really is a kind of breath of fresh air for that era to have bond be much darker and aggressive but god the movie drags. TND may have a stupider villain, but he's fun and oddly kinda has a point that controlling the media with 100% authority is a world-changing power move. it's still silly and stupid but it's fun and to me, and it still doesn't get to cartoony levels of Die Another Day. remote control car chase is somehow cool and fun while invisible car with missiles on ice is just stupid. it's a weird balance between cheese and cool that all bond films have to face I guess. I dunno why I'm writing huge essay comments about all this in these reviews. sorry lol. good stuff, man. keep it up
Can’t wait for the License to Kill review! Been one of my favorite Bond films for a long time!
the line "i thought christmas only came once a year" pretty much sums up this movie.
This film is really underrated I can’t believe it has a rotten score on rotten tomatoes. Also how do you not like Elliot Carver he is hilarious in tomorrow never dies whenever he randomly says delicious I have a fit. Also license to kill is the best bond film. Also also spectre you gave higher then this. The worst bond movie over twine not nice man stuck not nice.
It sucks, so does License To Kill.
dattebenforcer license to kill is epic
License to Kill was poor aside from the final chase scene. Living Daylights was way superior out of Dalton’s 2 and is one of the best bond films made as it was actually a really good spy film that dealt with defection, Cold War and arms dealers.
Both Dalton films suck. They don't feel like Bond movies.
You people are disrespectful to Dalton how dare you
Denise Richards was horrible in this film, but I would like to have Christmas any day of the year.
Is that a Christmas joke?
Denise Richards really does nothing for me. To me shes not that hot.
Hah, gay
@@redrum41987 you are even gay or blind lol
@@redrum41987 yeah she’s alright. They really just brought her in as eye candy. She’s not even that important to the plot. The one scene she was important in was the bomb in the tube scene. Although even that was marginally important. After that, she’s pretty much just there. They really should’ve made the actress who played Cigar Girl the nuclear physicist and had Denise Richards play the role of Cigar Girl.
The best thing about this movie is its theme song. My all time favorite Bond theme.
But I do agree that it feels old fashioned, so much so for me that I keep thinking that it's Brosnan's first Bond movie.
The song is awesome. Perfectly fitting to the franchise but also so very very dark and industrial somehow. Just great great stuff and always overlooked somehow.
The World Is Not Enough is a favorite of mine simply because of Sophie Marceau. Her performance is really good.
‘‘It’s License to Kill”
You’re really gonna do my boy Sean Connery like that?!
he will do Goldfinger
I thought the same thing... about Lazenby...
@@sashen6678 not much choice with him tho lol
Liscense to Kill is one of my personal favorites. Top 3 for me. Im excited to see what he says.
@@sc2thrashmetal I second that. It's my second favourite.
How could you miss talking about the mini-ship chase scene at the start. I loved that as a kid and still do. That was one of the most enjoying moment of film.
Electra portrayed by Sophie Marceau, is actually one of the best bond villians in "recent" years...tobad she is an "okej" movie.
3 bond reviews in a row damn this is a blessing
this one is good, and the evil girl is one of the hottest bond girls ever!, she's so beautiful!!, I don't know what it is, maybe the hair or the eyes, but she's gorgeous!!.
also... I think all of brosnan movies are good, some moments can be stupid, but fun stupid.
Unfortunately, "Die Another Day" exists the way it does. Shame. I really liked the begining of that movie. Many critics don't care about the torture credits, but to me it's the first time Bond gets roughly endangered, through scars, torture and shit.
Pelger sophie Marceu is incredible
Definitely the hottest Bond girl ever for me too. She was incredible
This was the first Bond film I saw as a kid and it remains one of my faves! I became a massive Bond and Brosnan fan because of it 👏
Pls keep talking about some of the older bond movies. It’s pretty entertaining to watch a huge fan like yourself talk about them as someone who’s kinda too young to watch most of them.
A severely underrated Bond film. I actually thinks it’s a bit better than Goldeneye. From the great locations, the not overly done camera work, the great villains, a darker Bond, dialogue and a story that never gets boring, a great Bond song by Garbage, and a great score from David Arnold, this movie is the complete package. I really don’t get the hate for this film. They kept things simple and made it work. It has gotten better over time and will stand out as one of the great James Bond films for years to come.
Oh I love Licence to kill! The fact I like the most about the 80’s bond movies is the soundtracks are so underrated
Well John Barry's work in the 80s without a doubt, but the less said about FYEO and LTK's scores the better (especially the latter).
russ9696962 Yes, JB was truly amazing. The other soundtracks still do remind me of my childhood well enough.
John Barry did an outstanding job with the score for "The Living Daylights". It fits so well for the era.
@@Xayjohns The Living Daylights is my favorite believe it or not. :)
TLD and AVTAK have the best soundtracks in the entire Bond history
Please review "The Art Of Self Defence"
It is so unbelievably underrated
Excellent movie. I was expecting something more comedic, but very pleasantly surprised.
I need to see that. I've seen it around in stores, but never picked it up.
It's not for everyone certainly...but 100%worth the watch on the chance that you do enjoy it.
Just saw the movie. I am surprised of how good it is.
@@Th3W4tchman glad you enjoyed it, I thought it was great.
Man, he really hates Tomorrow Never Dies. That's a bummer.
I know right?! It's really my favourite Brosnan bond, I really enjoy the others, but TND had really excellent action scenes and the soundtrack!
Emapten same here, and yeah I agree, it’s awesome and holds up incredibly well today
This was the first DVD I ever saw, it had this really cool menu. It was like a login button you pushed and this fancy setup system played it.
The women in this movie are fire 😍🔥.
Everyone in here be taking about Denise Richards but Sophie Marceau is next level imo
@@frankmerker630 Sophie Marceau is a goddess
I guessed correctly you were going to review licence to kill, in literally those few seconds, and I am weirdly proud of that
Monday Morning cup o' Stuckmann. Hope you're well.
This is easily my second favorite Brosnan Bond film. I found it to be very underrated the story with Electra being the villain, manipulating Bond, Renard and others was a nice change of pace for the series. You're definitely right it is a rather dark Bond movie and I'd say this is my one of my favorite performances of Bond by Brosnan.
Watching this review, I just heard the news Honour Blackman has died. One of the best Bond girls
Love "Licence to Kill" it's my favorite bond film.
Just watched License to Kill a couple of days ago, Timothy Dalton is so underrated as Bond. Looking forward to your review
Chris, please don’t stop with these Bond reviews. Keep’em coming please.
Chris, I'd love to see you review "From Russia with Love" and "Spy who loved me", two of my favorites.
Sophie Marceau is one of the most beautiful actresses that have ever existed and for sure my very first Bond Girl crush. Also the Garbage theme for the movie was amazing. Glad that you gave respect to this movie and that really looking forward to your review of License to Kill.
To be fair to Denise Richards, she wasn’t cast for her acting skills. Yes, her performance was bad, but she’s there to be eye candy, and she definitely was. She was in her absolute prime at that point and never ruined the movie for me.
Scruff Zilla Sophie Marceau was also stunning in the movie so guess what it was possible to cast someone hot that os also a good actress
@@ernievzla Yeah, but honestly Sophie Marceau had the far more compelling character depth. You needed at least a decent actress to play that part for it to be effective. Denise Richards was just the pretty tag along who was there to give some information to Bond every now and then and then have sex with him at the end of the movie. I don't think her lack of acting skills really effected my enjoyment of the movie at all.
Facts Denise Richards was BAE back then, n I was only 11..
Bonds last line in this movie: Christmas only comes once a year 😂🤪
She was in Starship Troopers too and I thought she was even more miss cast in that
Seeing Sophie Marceau as the Bond girl in this movie as a kid sparked what became the start of my puberty.
She was amazing
Elektra does not have Stockholm syndrome that's the whole point she turned Renard. Bond was wrong in assuming that.
I pointed that out also, Chris doesn't always understand the movies he's reviewing.
I think if someone kidnaps you and you end up sleeping with them it's fine to call it Stockholm syndrome. Her "turning" him probably would never have happened if he didn't I assume rape her, and it certainly wouldn't have happened if he hadn't kidnapped her in the first place
@@Powd3r81 Stockholm syndrome, psychological response wherein a captive begins to identify closely with his or her captors, as well as with their agenda and demands.
Elektra didn't have Stockholm Syndrome, she was angry and bitter at M and her Father for not saving her and she exploited Reynard and his weakness to punish them. Yeah, she was kidnapped but she never fell for Reynard, he fell for her.
@@spaceace4387 ha haahahahahhahahaha
@@johnsmith-wx5fb Ummmm she didn't have Stockholm Syndrome, she was never in love with Renard, she manipulated him into doing what she wanted him to which was a suicide mission.
I remember seeing this at a charity premiere here in NZ. Everyone got dressed up, the director was there, and they served canapes. This was also just after Desmond Llewelyn had died, so he received a standing ovation as Q's scene ended.
I'll never get over the main villain being Rumpelstiltskin
You mean Hitler
I love your profile pic I am a huge who fan
Same here
I was like, what is Mr. gold doing in a James Bond movie?
I wonder how the rage virus affects him?
I've been rewatching older videos of yours because of this 007 "miniseries" of videos and I'm pretty astonished by how much you have improved. I mean, the pace of your voice, the passion outgrew the enthusiasm and mainly what you talk about film now compared to what you talked then.
So... I really wonder if you would take a chance: revisiting some movies you already reviewed, rewatching those reviews and checking if there's anything new you want to talk about them.
I mean, I've been watching you for some time, but noticing you have changed makes me notice I have changed as well. I don't know, I'd really like to know what you feel about it.
Hands up, Chris, and repeat after me: "New-clear".
Other than that, thanks for the new review :)
New-klee-ar
Can't wait to hear your thoughts on License to Kill. It's my favourite of the franchise and I literally screamed "YES!" as soon as you revealed it lol. You're the man, Chris.
Love this film. First Bond film I saw in the cinema. Sophie Marceau is an absolutely stunning Bond girl.
She's not, she's a femme fatale,
Space Ace
That's like a major characteristic of many, many Bond girls stretching all the way back to Miss Taro in Dr. No.
@@PurushaDesa There are Bond girls and Femme Fatales, the first category ends up being an ally (but can start as a villain) while the second category ends as a villain (but at first we can think they are an ally)
Space Ace
That's quite a silly distinction because it imposes arbitrary rules that discount a plethora of femme fatales throughout the history of cinema. The only requirement is that they're seductive and have their own, often secret, agenda.
It would be kind of odd to argue that Jessica Rabbit isn't a femme fatale simply because she's one of the heroes of the film, when her defining attribute is her seductiveness.
Most beautiful Bond girl of them all
Fun fact: I was a mechanical engineering student in Alaska and that "thing" you were talking about going through the oil pipeline actually looks quite a bit like a current robot we have up there that inspects the pipelines. But yeah, that green screen was bad.
I watched Once Upon a Time in Hollywood last night.
My mind is fixated on Cliff Booth and only Cliff Booth.
Anyway, stay safe, Mr. Stuckmann.
"Is that your son?"
That movie is probably Tarantino's second worst movie, just behind Death Proof.
@@TwoNNsB "And away we go."
@@jamesknowles.3552 True enough.
(But it was still Oscar bait tho.)
TH3 F4LC0N it was a great movie. Fuck death proof.
I LOVE The World Is Not Enough!!!! It’s my favourite Brosnan Bond film. It’s got great characters and fantastic scenes, and an interesting plot. It needs more love!
Unfairly maligned film. Overall, it's also one of the darkest Bond movies of the first 40 years.
@@jambler15absolutely
Review the Timothy Dalton Bond Films!!! Almost no one talks about his Bond!
Did you watch the video? xD
@@tonk82 I commented before he mentioned that he would do License to Kill
@@aaryamannambiar6677 What you mean is "i didn't watch the entire video before posting"
@@felipecarmo1032 Who hurt you, sad fuck?
@@tonk82 yes indeed... My bad
Can’t wait for licence to kill review. It’s often overlooked but brilliant.
*Underrated films to watch during quarantine:*
Prisoners
Super 8
The Place Beyond the Pines
Mystic River
Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels
Midnight Run
In Bruges
Snatch
First Man
Sicario
T2 Trainspotting (underrated sequel)
A Time to Kill
I would also add: Wind River
DConaghan Thats truly a good list tho
Half these films aren't even close to being what I'd call underrated.
I would like to add Memento to the list.
Children of Men, Magnolia, Shutter Island, Nightcrawler, Annihilation, Enemy, You Were Never Really Here
I love your taste in film! Maybe during this quarantine time, we could have a "movie club" where you suggest some hidden gems and then talk about them or just a suggestion of hidden gems video would be good. I know there are other channels that do something similar to that, but I don't trust their opinion as much/their suggestions are more hit or miss for me, whereas, yours are consistent. Regardless, I'm enjoying these reviews of older films. Thank you!
Lol poor Denise Richards, she will never catch a break.
She was okay in starship troopers. And perfect in undercover brother.
Killed it in Blue Mountain State
She was great in wild things 😉
@@matthewgoodyear8818 come on matthew we know what scene/s you're referencing there 😂
Tammy and the T Rex is her most notable role
TWINE is definitely an interesting Bond film to discuss. It has some really good things going for it and one really bad thing that almost ruins it all. The villains are really solid. I love how they play with the formula and twist things around, placing the apparent main villain in the henchman role and the leading lady in the role of the main villain. Women have been villains in the series in the past but this was the first time that one was placed as the top mastermind behind it all. That's the only thing that I see differently is that I really got the impression that she was the alpha in the relationship with Renard. Bond even said at one point "so you turned Renard". So he may have started off as being in control but she eventually turned him into a puppet. I mean he was willing to die to give her everything that she wanted. So I don't think she ever was actually in love with Renard and was only using him for her own agenda. I also really enjoyed her relationship with Bond as she kind of got under his armor. Sadly Denise Richards was just very miscast in this and her scenes weigh it all down. Yeah though, this was a good review.
I don't like it when people say "nuke - u - lar" instead of "nuke - lee - ar". It reminds me of George W. Bush
More like "noo-clear" but yeah I agree. It drives me nuts. It happens far too often.
I love the opening of the film. It has one of my favorite pre-title sequences. I like the over-all plot. I like Sophie's character, a lot.
What I don't like is fairly minimal: I don't like the score and I don't like Denise Richards' character, nor her performance. It wouldn't matter who was playing that character, though. I thought the film should have really gone for it and had Sophie as the lone Bond girl.
But all things considered, this is by far my second favorite Brosnan Bond, after GoldenEye.
Also, Michael Apted directed none of the action scenes. It was completely second unit.