80 plus attempts to get this right No CGI, just courageous stunt doubles giving us perhaps one of the most exciting pre credit openings for 007 EVER!!!
yeah let's ignore the terrible back projection and obvious stunt doubles. A jaw dropping scene nonetheless for it's time but the back projections ruin it.
I saw The Spy Who Loved Me in the cinema as an eight years old, it blew me away and two short years later Moonraker came out... That was it, hooked on Bond ever since, Roger was my Bond growing up, I learned a lot from him like dress well, have a good sense of humour and take everything life throws at you with a pinch of salt. If any kid gets his first introduction to James Bond in a theatre IT doesn't get better than this movie
Same. Spy Who Loved Me, 8 years old. Saw SpyWLM, then Star Wars a few weeks later (even though Star Wars came out first, parents didn't catch on for a while). Absolutely magic time to be a young boy.
Probably the best ever pre-credits sequence in the entire movie series. Just slightly edges out the ski-chase and jump from 'Spy Who Loved Me'. Love how Jaws just happens to be there the whole time, presumably hiding in the tiny cramped back of the plane and then just flies in at the end for a quick bite...
I only saw this for the first time the other day (despite having seen this sequence hundreds of times)...but you can see him in the cockpit at 0:14 and a bit after that! I was amazed at never having seen that before.
Where all the other Bonds end... this one begins! *** "Moonraker"(1979) was the most gorgeous looking and the most entertaining James Bond film! No stupid CGI, all stunts were very real and very dangerous! A true franchise highlight! This movie had it all: beautiful cinematography(thank you, Jean Tournier!), practical special effects and stunts, magic/glamour, charming gentleman-agent Roger Moore(even at the age of 51), big budget in 1979: $34 million(every penny is on the screen!)....................
This is the best Bond intro stunt yet. Out the door with no chute. What would you do? He kept his "Bond Cool" thought what to do, didn't panic, and his training kicked in. I know it's all planned out safely but, it's still classic Bond. In my teenage era we used the term: "cool head."
For all _Moonraker_ is derided (mostly deservedly), it _did_ have one or two extremely effective set pieces. Apart from the extraordinarily unlikely circumstance of Jaws surviving his plummet to Earth for comic effect (thus ruining the previously established tension, I feel), this ‘trap’ was legitimately scary. Had Bond failed to reach the pilot in midair, he’d have been a dead man. There was zero room for error. And the G-force simulator trap later on is exceedingly well done - terrifying and even quite surreal.
Richard Kiel was so popular there was almost a fan revoult at the suggestion of his death....... the fans even campaigned for him a good ending in Moonraker, which he got. Just brilliant
I love how Bond just sits there with his legs folded in nice posture while the bad guy has the gun pointed at him and then shoots up the dashboard. Bond doesn’t even flinch.
Even though the audience knows Bond will survive (as its only ten minutes into the film) the stunning visuals of the actual location shoot add tension to it. Though I have to argue it's a flawed sequence by the change in tone for the final moments to comic relief by adding Jaws trying to flap his arms as well as the change in music tone. They should have just had Jaws fall into the tent and then "walk away" because he is Jaws . Spy who loved me already established the character is indestructible. But it is what it is. But 90 percent of this sequence remains an incredible achievement of stunt work unmatched maybe only by a few Tom Cruise Mission impossible stunts
Met Roger Moore & Talia Shire up at my Summer Seasonal at York Beach, Maine 1989. They filmed a movie up my street called Bed & Breakfast. Roger stayed on his Sailing Yacht moored right off the coast at Cape Neddick. Roger was more reclusive sailing his yacht in between time off from shooting the movie but Talia Shire was very friendly.
@@theman2017inc This film was cheesy and ridiculous but light at the same time. Now, what do stuntmen have anything to do with my comment about Moonraker being a ridiculous film?
I had a life-changingly terrifying experience in one of those Jetstream planes back as an aero engineering student in the early 1990s; I was sitting near the tail taking measurements from instruments for our "flight test" exercises when the pilot deliberately stalled the plane to show us its stall characteristic. Everyone else on board was ready for it but somehow I was taken by surprise first by the loud stall warning alarm sounds and then by the gut-wrenching nose dive and the sight of the sea no longer below us but like a wall of greyish blue in front of us. That falling sensation, the sight of the sea ahead and the belief that death was imminent haunted me for years and I've never flown well since.
@@kodiak64 Sorry but most of us are scared of something. I don't know what happened to me but at some point I've lost the ability to be on a pitched roof. I used to do that even in wintertime but not now. Terrified of a pitched roof and I'm a skydiver with over 30 solo jumps. I didn't fall off a roof but something happened to me. With the vax and mask silliness I doubt I'll ever fly commercially again either.
I always crack up when Bond takes the pilot's parachute, the villain gives out his "I'm gonna die" scream! Same thing in The Living Daylights and Octopussy! 🤣
Jaws fails to open the parachute and tries to fly Coffin dance meme 😆😆😆 All in all a great pre title sequence really loved Moonraker and the music given by John Barry
Kudos to the stunt men who pulled this off. Sadly one of them died a few months later trying to recreate the stunt by falling out of a helicopter and on to a giant inflatable mattress. He missed.
Scott: I have a gun in my room, if you just give me 5 minutes I can blow his brains out right here. Pilot (as he aims at the controls): Scott, you just don’t get it, do ya?
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Moonraker is in a way a good film and in another way a bad film. It‘s removed far from anything Bond ever was. The overload of cheesy cartoonyness is terrible. Though I have to say, some gags and one-liners in this movie are actually pretty funny! Even though this is the most outlandish film in the franchise, there is no denying that Moonraker does have 2 scenes that are pretty dark and disturbing instead. Bond in the centrifuge is among the most tense and scariest moments in the series. And Corinne getting brutally killed by Drax’s dogs. These 2 scenes are a bit out of place for such a cartoony film. Drax is an average villain, but I really love his dialog and his great and unique speeches. Jaws falling in love is pretty bad for such a henchman. So while the overload of cartoonyness is pretty bad in this movie, Moonraker is saved big, big time by its fantastic looks! In fact, I think it is the best looking movie in the series! From the first second to the last, it‘s filled up with absolutely beautiful cinematography, extraordinary filmsets designed by Ken Adam and all the models, miniature work and the special effects absolutely have to be praised! It‘s been shot at wonderful locations around the earth! It also has my favourite title song in the series along with a top 3 worthy soundtrack by John Barry! Holly Goodhead is a good Bond girl too, I really like that she also has a sense of humor, like Roger Moore‘s Bond has! I wish the series would have that more often! Overall, Moonraker is a pretty cartoony but spectacular looking movie that I still rank pretty low.
David Semple Moonraker and Diamonds Are Forever might just be the cheesiest films in the series. But in both cases, there is no denying that some jokes and one liners are actually pretty good! Octopussy has cheesy moments too but it has a dark and realistic story, which I really like! In fact Octopussy is not only my personal favourite Bond film but aslo the perfect mix between dark and serious undertones and fun sillyness
Ricardo Cantoral Of course I dont mean to judge your opinion but if you look at this pre title sequence, the cable car fight, the boat chase or the flight to space it is all shot and photographed so extremely beautifully!
@@jackprescott9652 Even with the best CG, the audience will know what is real, that a shorter actor stretched out by CG will be known to be the case and I think a really suitable actor that fits the bill will always be more authentic and better.
I assume James Bond just makes all his villains dumb because they could've just shot him, throw him off the plane, and then fly back home....Mission accomplished! 🤣🤣
@@hugodrax71 yeah the stuntmen being visible in the scenes plus the ending into the circus was kinda tacky imo. Here goes my 5 better ones in no particular order: 1. The World is Not Enough 2. GoldenEye 3. For Your Eyes Only 4. The Spy Who Loved Me 5. Octopussy
@@vickjr98 The Spy Who Loved Me is very good but a) you know how its going to end and b) it's also a bit OHMSS-lite. I love the For Your Eyes Only pre-credit sequence. It's up there with Moonraker. Octopussy is OK. I don't think it's anything particularly special. Goldeneye's pre-credit sequence is too long and Bond 'fly-diving' for the empty aeroplane is cringingly preposterous. As for The World Is Not Enough, the opening pretty much sums up the film - lots of wham-bam but seen it all before. Again, these are my own opinions. Moonraker remains my no.1. I actually think whoever did the camerawork did a great job of not making the stuntmen too obvious. It's brilliantly filmed and edited - and I must admit when I saw the film for the first time (agd 10) and watched Bond get shoved out of the plane, I did think - 'how the hell is he going to get out of this?'
@@vickjr98 I love some of the early pre-credit sequences - From Russia With Love's has a brilliant twist (if a bit unncecesary!), Goldfinger is great fun (like the rest of the film) while the chateau fight in Thunderball is another of my favourites, thanks mainly to John Barry's score and the intensity of the actual fight. The Living Daylights also has a superb opening made even better by that great aerial shot of the three 00s gliding over Gibraltar.
except some bullet holes in the instruments wouldnt have any affect on the flight worthiness of that plane, he should have just sat down and acted like "well i've finally lucked out" and waited for them to depart the airplane, then he could just fly it away and get to where ever much much faster than those other people!
@@annoyed707 Richard Kiel who often played bad guys earlier in his career like two appearances as Jaws in The Spy Who Loved Me and Moonraker and was a bad guy in the Clint Eastwood western Pale Rider in 85 was in comedies late in career like Happy Gilmore as Happys boss Mr Larson. He was 7 foot 2 but was well liked by everyone and was close friends with Roger Moore behind the scenes. Roger Moore was devastated when Kiel passed away in 2014.
Back at those time I remember watch at the cinema and almost all the audience laugh when Jaws fall into the circus, and the tend collapse, ah... what I huge relieved after quite an action battle in the sky
I love-love Roger Moore and his last 5 movies: 1977, 1979, 1981, 1983, 1985. *** "Moonraker"(1979) is a great example of how sometimes a big budget indeed means a big/entertaining/glamorous film! *** However, not always. In 2008(Quantum Of Solace) and in 2015(Spectre) a big budget didn't guarantee anything! These 2 movies were boring, dirty-looking, depressing....................
Bond is so classy, petty me would have been like "Oh we all going to die in this bitch today!" As I ran to the cockpit and tilted the aircraft nose down.
@@ughugh351 Resign myself to my fate, I guess. Maybe steer myself to a lake or snowbank if it's winter so I have a 1% chance of winding up in a body cast instead of a coffin? Just don't get turning in to a bird, though.
Keep it simple, that's why old Bond movies are everlasting. Not that saying Craig's movies are bad, in fact I love them. But other than Skyfall I have not much interest to re-watch. In this type of scene, the Craig-era producers and directors would put more action fist-fights, effects, weapons and shoots, explosions, etc to make the scene more tense and dramatic (look at Casino Royale's and Skyfall beginnings). But it would not work with me as it would be to hectic and complicated to enjoy. This parachute scene is it is, simple, we can enjoy the music, the location, the filming process, and keep the actions to good measure. The balance of that makes this scene memorable.
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What a great scene! High stakes action and suspense. You can really feel the thrill! No green screen tricks will ever beat real old school stunts.
U mean bond did real stunt mid air?😂😂
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80 plus attempts to get this right
No CGI, just courageous stunt doubles giving us perhaps one of the most exciting pre credit openings for 007 EVER!!!
yeah let's ignore the terrible back projection and obvious stunt doubles. A jaw dropping scene nonetheless for it's time but the back projections ruin it.
bruh... there's lots of green screen in this sequence.
Roger moore R.I.P 1927-2017 we will miss you 🕊
- This is where we leave you, Mr. Bond!
- A little premature, isn't it?
LOL
You missed the best bit! "Enjoy your flight"
Classic Moore
I can remember when this came out, nobody but nobody had done aerial footage this good. It was extraordinary.
What happened to the Stewardess?
You should go watch other footage
It was the first time a movie did a stunt where a man left a plane without a parachute!
Such innovations in the Roger Moore James Bond movies!
It still is!
@@texasrockshillcountry6574 I am pretty sure that there is a chute under stunt Bond's jacket. But it was a great stunt in a great opening sequence.
I saw The Spy Who Loved Me in the cinema as an eight years old, it blew me away and two short years later Moonraker came out... That was it, hooked on Bond ever since, Roger was my Bond growing up, I learned a lot from him like dress well, have a good sense of humour and take everything life throws at you with a pinch of salt. If any kid gets his first introduction to James Bond in a theatre IT doesn't get better than this movie
Peter Franks, eh.
Don't I know you from Amsterdam?
Same here! Exactly how I got to know Bond.
Sean Connery was great too.
Same. Spy Who Loved Me, 8 years old. Saw SpyWLM, then Star Wars a few weeks later (even though Star Wars came out first, parents didn't catch on for a while). Absolutely magic time to be a young boy.
@@classicmartini wouldn't swap it for today's generation, no matter what
Probably the best ever pre-credits sequence in the entire movie series. Just slightly edges out the ski-chase and jump from 'Spy Who Loved Me'.
Love how Jaws just happens to be there the whole time, presumably hiding in the tiny cramped back of the plane and then just flies in at the end for a quick bite...
I only saw this for the first time the other day (despite having seen this sequence hundreds of times)...but you can see him in the cockpit at 0:14 and a bit after that! I was amazed at never having seen that before.
Where all the other Bonds end... this one begins! *** "Moonraker"(1979) was the most gorgeous looking and the most entertaining James Bond film! No stupid CGI, all stunts were very real and very dangerous! A true franchise highlight! This movie had it all: beautiful cinematography(thank you, Jean Tournier!), practical special effects and stunts, magic/glamour, charming gentleman-agent Roger Moore(even at the age of 51), big budget in 1979: $34 million(every penny is on the screen!)....................
3:03 Jaws does what anyone would do when their parachute fails to work.. attempts to become a bird by frantically flapping his arms lol
Agreed that was hilarious. But maybe he saw the circus tent below and was trying to "swim" for it.
Worth a try - it's certainly not going to make the situation worse!
The pilot did the same thing.
The best line was just before this began. “Any higher and my ears will pop.” 🤣😂😅
My first English movie as a teenager. I am glad it was. Still one of my favourite. Can watch on repeat. Roger Moore was the best Bond as per me.
bird for bird this was one of the best it had nice ones.
This is the best Bond intro stunt yet. Out the door with no chute. What would you do? He kept his "Bond Cool" thought what to do, didn't panic, and his training kicked in. I know it's all planned out safely but, it's still classic Bond. In my teenage era we used the term: "cool head."
I remember seeing this in the theater when it first opened. I thought, "now how is he going to get out of this mess?" What a great scene.
What happened to the girl.
What a waste of good eggs
@@boiragirules omg thats hilarious. She was gorgeous- little mouth mole too
@@Mr_Kenneth Well she could produce so many pretty babies. What a waste.
For all _Moonraker_ is derided (mostly deservedly), it _did_ have one or two extremely effective set pieces. Apart from the extraordinarily unlikely circumstance of Jaws surviving his plummet to Earth for comic effect (thus ruining the previously established tension, I feel), this ‘trap’ was legitimately scary. Had Bond failed to reach the pilot in midair, he’d have been a dead man. There was zero room for error. And the G-force simulator trap later on is exceedingly well done - terrifying and even quite surreal.
Little tip for the villain. How about, instead of shooting the plane's cockpit, you just shoot Bond while he is sitting in front of you?
Thought the same thing!
Then the whole planning of this stunt would be wasted rt? Grow up dude...
That was the plan of the director
The director said shoot the controls.
Dr Evil has that covered....
Richard Kiel was so popular there was almost a fan revoult at the suggestion of his death....... the fans even campaigned for him a good ending in Moonraker, which he got. Just brilliant
Quevy
I believe the ending of TSWLM was changed after audience feedback to allow him to survive.
@@RJSRdgI've read the audience cheered when Jaws emerged from the sea unscathed
Great stunts. Yes, they had an emergency chute on under their clothes - just in case.
But still FANTASTIC work guys.
just in case what? They were going to miss the big top?
@@spartacus3111 ???
ROGER MOORE AT HIS CLASSOC BEST LOVE THIS FILM YOULL BE MISSED ROGER.THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES LOVED ALL YOUR FILMS.
I love how Bond just sits there with his legs folded in nice posture while the bad guy has the gun pointed at him and then shoots up the dashboard. Bond doesn’t even flinch.
Bond is just following the script dear.
Hello, How are you doing
License to quip
Bond is a true alpha male.
Bond never loses his cool.
This opening was actually quite thrilling and high-stakes . . . until Jaws survives for comic relief.
Even though the audience knows Bond will survive (as its only ten minutes into the film) the stunning visuals of the actual location shoot add tension to it. Though I have to argue it's a flawed sequence by the change in tone for the final moments to comic relief by adding Jaws trying to flap his arms as well as the change in music tone. They should have just had Jaws fall into the tent and then "walk away" because he is Jaws . Spy who loved me already established the character is indestructible. But it is what it is. But 90 percent of this sequence remains an incredible achievement of stunt work unmatched maybe only by a few Tom Cruise Mission impossible stunts
If this was truly filmed in the air, without artificial backdrops, it is one of the best skydiving scenes ever filmed.
you can tell it was real except for the closeups of the actors.
@@gregblackburn4280
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I love how the guy falling shakes his fists at Bond after he steals his shoot like he’s saying “You sonovaaaaaaa….”
Gotta give props to the stuntman playing Jaws for actually acting and making it look like Jaws is panicking when his chute doesn't open.
Poor Jaws, always got the rough end of a deal, but he found a girlfriend at the end.
His fans got him the girl. Richard Kiel was so popular they couldn't kill him off.
Yup 👍😁. The only movie I've watched as a kid that ended well for him.
You could tell that wasn't Richard Kiel in the free fall. They had clear shots of the stuntman's face.
@@starwarsrebel2006 Wow.
This scene is funny and exciting at the same time.
Yeah, precisely what the Bond series used to be.
Met Roger Moore & Talia Shire up at my Summer Seasonal at York Beach, Maine 1989. They filmed a movie up my street called Bed & Breakfast. Roger stayed on his Sailing Yacht moored right off the coast at Cape Neddick. Roger was more reclusive sailing his yacht in between time off from shooting the movie but Talia Shire was very friendly.
I often wondered how they hid a seven footer in a small plane unnoticed until he pushed Bond out of the plane. I know it’s just a movie..lol
Me too
You can actually see his leg and part of his arm sitting in the cockpit at 0:16.
In the toilet?
No cockpit. At 00:17 you see his light brown pant leg and part of his white shirt sleeve.
He was obscured by Roger's Eyebrows .....
The most ridiculous pre-Brosnan Bond film in the franchise.
And I loved it.
It's not at all ridiculous at all
Not ridiculous
And all real with courageous stuntmen
Brosnan’s getting into the plane was ridiculous
@@theman2017inc This film was cheesy and ridiculous but light at the same time.
Now, what do stuntmen have anything to do with my comment about Moonraker being a ridiculous film?
@@StefanG5 No disrespect
but you missing my point
But never mind
The look of shock on Jaws face and him trying to flap his arms like a bird made the sequence into a Bugs Bunny cartoon.
Roger always had amazing opening sequences - Moonraker is frickin brilliant 👏
Jaws after he sees that his parachute won't deploy, he starts flapping his arms like a bird...LOL. FUNNY, FUNNY!! Love it.
Loved John Barry’s music in Moonraker.
Hello how are you doing
I had a life-changingly terrifying experience in one of those Jetstream planes back as an aero engineering student in the early 1990s; I was sitting near the tail taking measurements from instruments for our "flight test" exercises when the pilot deliberately stalled the plane to show us its stall characteristic. Everyone else on board was ready for it but somehow I was taken by surprise first by the loud stall warning alarm sounds and then by the gut-wrenching nose dive and the sight of the sea no longer below us but like a wall of greyish blue in front of us. That falling sensation, the sight of the sea ahead and the belief that death was imminent haunted me for years and I've never flown well since.
In our course we never got to do something like that. It was instead in a glider.
Why the fuss? Just jump out and take the parachute off somebody as you fall. 🤭
kodiak.....sorry you had that reaction. I'm assuming you were already a bit fearful of flying.
@@gregblackburn4280 Yes, I think I was but it's become much worse since. I drive long distances now instead of flying, even across Europe.
@@kodiak64 Sorry but most of us are scared of something. I don't know what happened to me but at some point I've lost the ability to be on a pitched roof. I used to do that even in wintertime but not now. Terrified of a pitched roof and I'm a skydiver with over 30 solo jumps. I didn't fall off a roof but something happened to me. With the vax and mask silliness I doubt I'll ever fly commercially again either.
Sound mixing And visuals are top notch. Timeless
i cant even imagine the type of preparation that goes into shooting something like this back in the 70s
Awesome movie with awesome stunts
I always crack up when Bond takes the pilot's parachute, the villain gives out his "I'm gonna die" scream! Same thing in The Living Daylights and Octopussy! 🤣
I crack up at that and when my husband said he would of done the same scream lol🤣
Then he got up, dusted off, looked at the crowd and just walked away. The mighty jaws!
In the Moonraker storyboard yes he did, he emerges from under the folds of tent and walks away
This is why I love james bond....beautiful fight scene.
Jaws fails to open the parachute and tries to fly
Coffin dance meme 😆😆😆
All in all a great pre title sequence really loved Moonraker and the music given by John Barry
He wasn’t trying to fly, he was maneuvering himself to be above the circus tent
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I loved Roger's sense of humour and so cool looking. He was a down to earth guy also in real life.
Jaws trying to bite bond's leg lol R.I.P to Richard Kiel and Sir Roger Moore 😭😭😭😭💪💯👍
At least Jaws got his happy ending with Dolly.
Yes it was the sepsis from the bite that killed Roger. So sad. 😢
@@criticalbil1 Roger Moore died of cancer in 2017
It was a great action - no special effects in those old days! Impressive stunt action in the sky! 👍🤣👍
Kudos to the stunt men who pulled this off. Sadly one of them died a few months later trying to recreate the stunt by falling out of a helicopter and on to a giant inflatable mattress. He missed.
@@xj900uk ...ouch...didn't know that
Best Bond-Opener ever!
Jaws is the best villain. He has humour, and he has a somewhat funny smile. I wish I had teeth like him.
Scott: I have a gun in my room, if you just give me 5 minutes I can blow his brains out right here.
Pilot (as he aims at the controls): Scott, you just don’t get it, do ya?
Fantastic opening sequence. Very suspenseful.
Hello beautiful
Arguably the best part of the movie.
True, although that's not saying much since the rest of it was rubbish.
2:55 look how he tries to open his parachute but instead he’s got a ripped harness
Better than most films today
It still had a little bit of realism to it. Nowadays, anything "goes", no realism needed whatsoever. Worthless.
these are REAL masterpieces of movies, CGI was very far those days and the music, i love it, performanced by real orchestras, what a beautiful days
How did they manage to stage and film this? It´s unbelievable.
❤❤❤me too. very hard to film in sky that time ?!
Yes,... the villian fall in a smooth bed the circus !! To much fun scene thank you ! Daniel.
Bet it must of been terrifying for Roger Moore to do all that..😂😂 Jokes aside excellent pre-title sequence
He didn't do it.
@@taliamason7986 Yes I know I was being sarcastic
Doctor Poo Like Roger himself in the role
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one of the best action scenes in history
Bond's still getting better treatment than anyone who flies coach nowadays lol.
Jaws-dropping
0:58, hey there stunt double.
Pause at 1:57
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And look at their suit jackets...bit too bulky if you ask me.
Another one for Jaws at 2:39
But realy stunts not CGI shit
The man had sophistication and style oozing out of him, rest well Roger
One of all times best stunts
Enjoyed This Movie, The First Time I Saw It. Never Stopped Loving Sir Roger Moore(SIHP). Nobody Did It Better.
Moonraker is in a way a good film and in another way a bad film. It‘s removed far from anything Bond ever was. The overload of cheesy cartoonyness is terrible. Though I have to say, some gags and one-liners in this movie are actually pretty funny! Even though this is the most outlandish film in the franchise, there is no denying that Moonraker does have 2 scenes that are pretty dark and disturbing instead. Bond in the centrifuge is among the most tense and scariest moments in the series. And Corinne getting brutally killed by Drax’s dogs. These 2 scenes are a bit out of place for such a cartoony film. Drax is an average villain, but I really love his dialog and his great and unique speeches. Jaws falling in love is pretty bad for such a henchman. So while the overload of cartoonyness is pretty bad in this movie, Moonraker is saved big, big time by its fantastic looks! In fact, I think it is the best looking movie in the series! From the first second to the last, it‘s filled up with absolutely beautiful cinematography, extraordinary filmsets designed by Ken Adam and all the models, miniature work and the special effects absolutely have to be praised! It‘s been shot at wonderful locations around the earth! It also has my favourite title song in the series along with a top 3 worthy soundtrack by John Barry! Holly Goodhead is a good Bond girl too, I really like that she also has a sense of humor, like Roger Moore‘s Bond has! I wish the series would have that more often! Overall, Moonraker is a pretty cartoony but spectacular looking movie that I still rank pretty low.
Talking about cheesy. The ending of diamonds are forever was god awful!!!
David Semple Moonraker and Diamonds Are Forever might just be the cheesiest films in the series. But in both cases, there is no denying that some jokes and one liners are actually pretty good! Octopussy has cheesy moments too but it has a dark and realistic story, which I really like! In fact Octopussy is not only my personal favourite Bond film but aslo the perfect mix between dark and serious undertones and fun sillyness
The set design and locations are great but the cinematography was fairly average.
Ricardo Cantoral Of course I dont mean to judge your opinion but if you look at this pre title sequence, the cable car fight, the boat chase or the flight to space it is all shot and photographed so extremely beautifully!
Moonraker was bloody ridiculous and nothing resembling the plot of the novel. There was nothing to do with outer space satellites.
0:27 I love this beginning part of the fight.
1:11 I always love the Bond theme that plays... it makes me smile idk. And in 2:23
Jaws was a very good henchman and villain, hope he comes back in future Bond films.
It will have to be Olivier Richters. He's 7'2" like Richard was.
@@nephos100 well, with the new technologies even Al Pacino could play Jaws. Remember how they downsize the Hobbits in LOTR saga.
@@jackprescott9652 Even with the best CG, the audience will know what is real, that a shorter actor stretched out by CG will be known to be the case and I think a really suitable actor that fits the bill will always be more authentic and better.
I assume James Bond just makes all his villains dumb because they could've just shot him, throw him off the plane, and then fly back home....Mission accomplished! 🤣🤣
the best Bond pre-credit sequence of them all
It's okay but I can name at least 5 better ones
@@vickjr98 Just okay lol? Which 5 do you think are better?
@@hugodrax71 yeah the stuntmen being visible in the scenes plus the ending into the circus was kinda tacky imo. Here goes my 5 better ones in no particular order:
1. The World is Not Enough
2. GoldenEye
3. For Your Eyes Only
4. The Spy Who Loved Me
5. Octopussy
@@vickjr98 The Spy Who Loved Me is very good but a) you know how its going to end and b) it's also a bit OHMSS-lite. I love the For Your Eyes Only pre-credit sequence. It's up there with Moonraker. Octopussy is OK. I don't think it's anything particularly special. Goldeneye's pre-credit sequence is too long and Bond 'fly-diving' for the empty aeroplane is cringingly preposterous. As for The World Is Not Enough, the opening pretty much sums up the film - lots of wham-bam but seen it all before. Again, these are my own opinions. Moonraker remains my no.1. I actually think whoever did the camerawork did a great job of not making the stuntmen too obvious. It's brilliantly filmed and edited - and I must admit when I saw the film for the first time (agd 10) and watched Bond get shoved out of the plane, I did think - 'how the hell is he going to get out of this?'
@@vickjr98 I love some of the early pre-credit sequences - From Russia With Love's has a brilliant twist (if a bit unncecesary!), Goldfinger is great fun (like the rest of the film) while the chateau fight in Thunderball is another of my favourites, thanks mainly to John Barry's score and the intensity of the actual fight. The Living Daylights also has a superb opening made even better by that great aerial shot of the three 00s gliding over Gibraltar.
It took over 80 jumps to film yhis sequence
This is amazing jump!
And he still lands in that guys butt...
More than 40 years on and it's still a phenomenal piece of movie-making
except some bullet holes in the instruments wouldnt have any affect on the flight worthiness of that plane, he should have just sat down and acted like "well i've finally lucked out" and waited for them to depart the airplane, then he could just fly it away and get to where ever much much faster than those other people!
agree
best opening of the saga in my opinion. Maybe goldfinger and this one.
Best James bond opening ever.
Very creative scenario. Beautiful setting
That’s when baddies were baddies, jaws terrified the shit out of me when I was a kid.
Same here, those were the days 😅
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I saw an interview with the actor on some talk show or other, maybe Letterman. He's a funny guy.
Me too
@@annoyed707 Richard Kiel who often played bad guys earlier in his career like two appearances as Jaws in The Spy Who Loved Me and Moonraker and was a bad guy in the Clint Eastwood western Pale Rider in 85 was in comedies late in career like Happy Gilmore as Happys boss Mr Larson. He was 7 foot 2 but was well liked by everyone and was close friends with Roger Moore behind the scenes. Roger Moore was devastated when Kiel passed away in 2014.
Jaws is freakin' indestructible.
Back at those time I remember watch at the cinema and almost all the audience laugh when Jaws fall into the circus, and the tend collapse, ah... what I huge relieved after quite an action battle in the sky
Very nice😁
that flight attendant was saved from the terrifying horror of making out with old Roger Moore. she looked so relieved when she showed her gun. lol
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Moonraker is my favourite Roger Moore Bond movie. James take me round the world one more time
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Brilliant airiel shots for this scene even notice roger Moores stunt double wearing goggles too
One of the BEST scenes in the entire BOND Franchise
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Even movies of that age was so good in terms of creativity and in mind blowing stunts.
I love-love Roger Moore and his last 5 movies: 1977, 1979, 1981, 1983, 1985. *** "Moonraker"(1979) is a great example of how sometimes a big budget indeed means a big/entertaining/glamorous film! *** However, not always. In 2008(Quantum Of Solace) and in 2015(Spectre) a big budget didn't guarantee anything! These 2 movies were boring, dirty-looking, depressing....................
Bond is so classy, petty me would have been like "Oh we all going to die in this bitch today!" As I ran to the cockpit and tilted the aircraft nose down.
What a great scene!
3:08 - PLEASE BE FULL OF HAY! PLEASE BE FULL OF HAY!
Well, he did bring the house down. (Okay, tent.)
Beautiful action.
2:08 Love how the pilot is flapping his arms like that'll save him.
I mean what would you do in this situation?
@@ughugh351 Resign myself to my fate, I guess. Maybe steer myself to a lake or snowbank if it's winter so I have a 1% chance of winding up in a body cast instead of a coffin?
Just don't get turning in to a bird, though.
@@ughugh351 My husband said he would of non stopped screamed until the bottom lol
1:57 - pause it here, Bond has eye protection on! Oh wait... that's not Bond!
That said, it's unfair, this was amazing camera and stunt work for 1979.
Lol......nice catch....and you can also see the bulge under his suit, the parachute that is....great stunt
Hey, Daniel...this is what James Bond IS supposed to look like
Bond is Bond...and I don't get how in mid air this amazing man keeps his spirit alive, if I were him then.......
Rest in peace Sir Roger Moore and Richard Kiel
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Esse era o 007 de verdade!! O de hoje só mata e apanha!!!
Keep it simple, that's why old Bond movies are everlasting. Not that saying Craig's movies are bad, in fact I love them. But other than Skyfall I have not much interest to re-watch. In this type of scene, the Craig-era producers and directors would put more action fist-fights, effects, weapons and shoots, explosions, etc to make the scene more tense and dramatic (look at Casino Royale's and Skyfall beginnings). But it would not work with me as it would be to hectic and complicated to enjoy. This parachute scene is it is, simple, we can enjoy the music, the location, the filming process, and keep the actions to good measure. The balance of that makes this scene memorable.
0:57 you could literally see the stunt's face
2:08 look he’s flying without a parachute
Was the pilot's scream from stock audio? I've always wondered, it sounds remarkably similar to the one Necros lets out in TLD.
Yes, it is.
Also the Asian Businessman that Mayday dropped out of the sky in A View to A Kill.
That scream cracks me up i thought it was used in more Bond films.
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At least he's wearing a helmet so he'll be all right upon landing 2:02 😂
The good ole Wilhelm scream if there ever was one. Sounds nothing like the guy we heard in the plane.
Este fué uno de los mejores actores de esa serie.
Great scenes