The range on Craig throughout the scene in the Square. He knows hems been cornered and that the gunfire will be inevitable- so he isn’t shocked by it. Then when Madeleine is begging him to do something as the gunshots get closer, he almost acts animalistic in his expression- as finally all the man he ever wanted to be has gone and he was prepared to let them both die. Then he looks her in the eyes, and it all fades back in for that sublime delivery of “okay”. Cue that score and the DB5 being truly heroic. What a sequence
It may also be that Bond was so angry with her, that he didn't feel like doing anything to repel the aggression, you can see his angry expression with her.
As for the narrative with No Time To Die, that level - in my view - has surpassed Skyfall and that's a brilliant episode already, certainly not forgetting Cary Joji Fukunaga's creativity and direction : first rate!.
@@anthonylewis2080 hell no this movie doesn't surpassed skyfall and casino royale narrative standpoint, but in terms of action sequences this film is spectacular compared to any other bond craig era film but still fukunaga took the action sequences straight out from a michael bay movie
I agree, even in terms of quality of films it raised the bar. Cinematography, set pieces, writing, narrative, the next bond movie will have big shoes to fill.
This Ain't The Same DB5 From Skyfall With Machine Guns That Comes Under The Headlights. This New DB5 Is The one That Comes With The Machine Guns Out The Headlights That Bond Fans Know And Remember!💯🙌🏽😎🔥🔥
The car(s) (there were several used). were built for the movie with rear tail light guns too. But that scene was dropped. Either cut or not filmed i don't recall. But it was intended to feature in it.
@@guus46 Yes, I work in films and had a meeting with Cary Fukunaga. Although he didn't say what kind of cars they used, he did say most of them were not actual Aston Martins but fabrications built on other cars. For example the car with the gun is a different car than the one used in the chase scene. Also interesting to mention that the walls in the plaza are also fake, he said they wanted to protect the original buildings which are hundreds of years old so they built fake walls to cover them.
4:43 - "Theres something I need to tell you" Many people think at this moment, she wanted to tell Bond her "secret" ..... What she really wanted to tell him, was that she was pregnant.
Yeah I believe that too. Also there was that quick jester of her putting her hand over her tummy when he told her that she would never him again when he put her on the train.
@@juanfeliperamirezdavila7452 Where did you get that from? She's the daughter of Mr. White who worked for Spectre and they wanted him killed which was why he was hiding when Bond found in the movie "Spectre". He made a deal with Bond to protect his daughter which is how Bond and Madeleine met. Not sure where you got the notion that she was daughter of the main villain.
The Best Bond scene I have ever seen, absolutely amazing cinematography. The music and details are perfect I even noticed the spent shells coming out of the side grill from the minigun. I never liked Daniel Craig when he took over , but I was wrong , he's probably the best James Bond we will ever see.
That sigh and then “okay” goes to show that he was legit thinking about letting them die right there. That her potential betrayal was his tipping point.
James Bond is still convinced, after the betrayed and the death of Lynd Vesper, as well as the ambush orchestrated by Blofeld in Matera, that every time he meets à very beautiful young woman, the latter will betray him behind his back. Once separated, Madeleine Swann will still hold a grudge against James Bond, even if she has partly forgiven him, in relation to what happened in Matera and his absence.
7:26 - 7:56 this sequence in the cinema was incredible. The sound design of the bullets was so so loud and brutal and the glass cracking; no music, just brutal bullet and gunfire. amazing
That explosion is actually very loud if you were in the theatre watching it. Since I watched it in the theatre let’s say I jumped out of my seat cuz of the explosion
@@wallyg1983 outside skin or cars is normal car panels. The armor panels is sandwiched between the normal interior and exterior panels. You don’t see them. You can shoot the outside or inside of a car and the bullet goes inside the door as inside the paneling is the armored material. It’s typical flat panels as you can’t bend armored steel, you can bend composite but it’s more expensive but saves weight. So movies show armored car paneling with bullets always bouncing off the outside and no marks or holes. But really if the exterior skin is mild steel or normal material the bullet penetrates the outside layer leaving a hole but is stopped by the inside armored paneling (depending on the armor level and bullet used) for instance, AR500 shot by a 9mm or .223 will just have a very small indent on the armor, almost nonexistent but you’ll see a scuffing on the armor plate indicating a strike mark from the bullet. A larger round like a .308 or larger would leave a small indention on the armor steel that looks like a pimple on the backside. So this means if you look at the outside of the car you will see a hole in the exterior steel panels and if you look through the bullet holes you’ll see a armored panel sandwiched between the door panels and that will have strike marks on It. Fragments of the bullet will be left at the bottom of the inside of the door panels due to fragmentation of the rounds after impact on the armored panel. Simplest explanation. Nope It makes sense as I’m not the greatest at explaining. (Built armored cars for 8 years, mostly military vehicles)
not the actual Bond theme, but a variation, beautifully done though. Also the Bond theme is never played in any of the Craig movie action scenes, bits and parts yes, but we never get the legendary theme itself. If you don't get what I mean just go and watch the tank chase in Goldeneye or the semi truck chase in Licence to Kill.
It was actually Craig's and Mikkelsen's idea for that torture scene. In an interview, Mikkelsen said that they were discussing such horrendous and messed up torture ideas that Martin Campbell had to "pull" them back and remind them it was a Bond movie.
Nowadays, the world had seen massive car action sequences which are much more explosive and astonishing in terms of viusal effects but Bond always gives me a special feeling that it has all it takes to make a top-notching cherography. Like this one, it seems normal compared to others bur it feels so dintinctive and somehow gives me a chill. I think it is Bond has that charismistia that always mesmerizes me a lot.
The music/remix of a less known part of the classic Bond theme, that plays during the spinning scene in square and throughout the movie, is an absolute action masterpiece.
today I'm in Matera and I saw all these wonderful places where everything was filmed. The bridge from the beginning is in another locality, namely Gravina, 30 km from Matera. Everything is wonderful when you are here. Thank you 007
The opening scene in this sequel is great. I love the way they told the background story of Madeline Swan as a kid when Safin came to kill her mother and save her life continue to the present day when she and Bond try to start a new life together. The action scene is so badass. The motorbike & car chase through Italy is so damn cool.
7:44....he was back to Vesper, that betrayal he knew so well. Madeline's voice crying for help is what did it...brought him back out of it. He was the old Bond of Casino Royale until she said that. Can't let two of them go
And that’s what made this opening hit harder: Bond was trying to get closure with Vesper, but when he finds out Spectre bombed her grave to get to Bond, he’s back to reliving when Vesper betrayed him in Casino (especially the detail that Madeleine is a daughter of Spectre, the daughter of Mr. White)
@@thegreypath1777 Or maybe they just didn't like it very much. You can tell the writers struggled with the ending because of the uncertainty of whether Craig was going to do this film. Spectre was supposed to be the real ending, or at least Blofeld as the villain, but you can tell the writers were indecisive for that movie, which led to a new, random villain being introduced in the final movie. No Time To Die should have had Blofeld & Spectre as the final enemy, which would've been perfect as they were the enemy all along. The movie is not as great as it should've been, and even though it had some powerful scenes, it wasn't on the same level as Casino Royale and Skyfall which were the best movies of the Craig era by some distance
Muffled audio due to the explosion just like Bond's hearing.. Then it clears up after the gunshots at 1:21.. Such a nice touch to audio detail right there 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
And now my other theory is that Fast & Furious and Mission Impossible keeps one upping each other with different releases, making 007 the middle child of that equation
Time will prove this is the best Bond movie ever. They could just end it right here. It took 40 years to appreciate OHMSS, and they intentionally echo it so much
@@melisagalvalizi6982 - You can thank producer Phoebe Waller Bridge for talking them into killing off Bond. PWB also killed off hero Luke Skywalker in Star Wars. PWB made fun of 80-year-old Harrison Ford, and took away everything that he cared about.
@@thegreypath1777I think quite a lot of the original team left because they didn’t like what they wanted to do the character. I’m old school, they shouldn’t have killed him off. Still a great Bond movie though.
That blast at the start would have ripped James Bond's body into pieces. If a small e-scooter can easily take out a russian general then an explosion of this size involving pieces of rock and mortar flying at high speeds towards you would be certain death. RIP James Bond.
I bet Sean Connery will be wowed with this scene. Remember in the movie Goldfinger where this beautiful silver 1964 Aston Martin had a small machine gun under the front turn signal lights? This scene is far more intense where MINI GUNS come out of the headlights of this famous 007 vehicle. I like some of the 007 vehicles as well, take 007's BMW Z8 from the movie The World's Not Enough, and the white Lotus Esprit from the Spy Who Loved Me where it transforms into a submarine, or that red AMC Hornet from The Man with the Golden Gun doing that barrel roll from an incomplete bridge, but the 1964 Aston Martin DB5 tops them all! Long live the 007 heritage with this legendary vehicle.
@@johnthwaites5976 I know he is no longer with us, but I bet he was watching this scene from his golden TV in the pearly gates from heaven since he was the first one to drive this famous car starting with the movie Goldfinger.
@@ns4270railfan Interestingly, he wasn't. That DB5 was used just before that in The Saint - but Roger Moore's character didn't drive it, someone else did.
Blofeld: "Gentleman, today is a big day!" Henchmen: "Are we taking over the world!?" Blofeld: "Better! We are going to ruin my brother's marriage!" Henchmen: ... Blofeld: "I'll need a flock of sheep."
Bad guy: Your new wife is in league with Spectre Bond: But you're a villain. Why should I believe that? Bad guy: So the rest of the film can happen Bond: hyuck hyuck ok deeeerrrrppppp
Anyone who understands an Aston Martin of that caliber has to understand the most impressive part of all of this is how well he drove that vehicle. I tried to simulate a race of AM's of the same class and they are NOT easy to drive.
I would seriously pay full fare for a cinema ticket to go and watch this scene again on the big screen and Dolby surround sound and then walk out once over
One of the best action film and showcasing of modern advancement of western standard in movies like this is really admirable. Acted well. This scene is incredible
Wow! Thank goodness the bomb didn't blow him up from the explosion and I am so glad that it didn't kill him and he is so incredibly talented and relentless with his stunts when he knocks the guy off the motorcycle and he is running down the gravel path and I am definitely watching this movie during the holiday season. Daniel Craig is so abundantly brilliant with his moves and his shooting skills.
Bcz he is hero. They can't die at the start of the film or atleast without killing the villian. If this movie was not western, westerners would have thought about physics and all.
This James Bond action scene is one of the best Bond action i have ever seen .From the moment of the explosion at the cemetery to him been cornered, its just pure awesomeness. Great directing by Cary Fukinaga.
I can't forget how amazing it was for me to watch this scene in the theatre, though the movie overall was an average one. Right from the gunbarrel sequence to when he puts her on the train, this is one of the best opening scenes in the history of Bond movies. I wanted to cheer loudly when that Aston Martin started shooting bullets....
The range on Craig throughout the scene in the Square. He knows hems been cornered and that the gunfire will be inevitable- so he isn’t shocked by it. Then when Madeleine is begging him to do something as the gunshots get closer, he almost acts animalistic in his expression- as finally all the man he ever wanted to be has gone and he was prepared to let them both die. Then he looks her in the eyes, and it all fades back in for that sublime delivery of “okay”. Cue that score and the DB5 being truly heroic. What a sequence
It may also be that Bond was so angry with her, that he didn't feel like doing anything to repel the aggression, you can see his angry expression with her.
Yes! The look of pure depression, he almost knew his life would end the way it did in this movie.. alone..
Beautiful. One of the best James Bond scenes ever.
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I read somewhere that it could also be an interrogation technique - in any way, great acting!
“We all have our secrets. We just didn’t get to yours yet!”
Such a great line…!
The part with the Aston doing donuts with the machine guns is masterful cinematography. Amazing scene
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It has to be the DB5's finest moment.
yeah and nobody dies boringly
The music is what I remember that moment for most.
They don't make movies like this very often any more, but when they do, it is remarkable.
Purely in terms of quality of acting he has raised the bar for Bond films... Very High.
As for the narrative with No Time To Die, that level - in my view - has surpassed Skyfall and that's a brilliant episode already, certainly not forgetting Cary Joji Fukunaga's creativity and direction : first rate!.
Absolutely True
@@anthonylewis2080 hell no this movie doesn't surpassed skyfall and casino royale narrative standpoint, but in terms of action sequences this film is spectacular compared to any other bond craig era film but still fukunaga took the action sequences straight out from a michael bay movie
@@fakhridito5532 Not really. Bay has a bunch of cuts in his action sequences. I could follow the action in NTTD it was shot beautifully.
I agree, even in terms of quality of films it raised the bar. Cinematography, set pieces, writing, narrative, the next bond movie will have big shoes to fill.
He still remembers to switch minigun back to headlights after an intense fight
what a true gentleman
This Ain't The Same DB5 From Skyfall With Machine Guns That Comes Under The Headlights. This New DB5 Is The one That Comes With The Machine Guns Out The Headlights That Bond Fans Know And Remember!💯🙌🏽😎🔥🔥
@@aaronbrooks1020 it was getting restored, I mean revamped in spectre. That's why
@@randomhuman97 True!
@@randomhuman97 Q added more firepower and made it stronger!
The car(s) (there were several used). were built for the movie with rear tail light guns too. But that scene was dropped. Either cut or not filmed i don't recall. But it was intended to feature in it.
I like that despite how angry Bond was, he still opened the door for Madeleine like a gentleman 🔥
Nah, that was just ensuring she didn't leave the car.
Hey treat the ladies right boys.
Very luvly
Masculinity at its finest
And grabbed her purse for her in the room before going out!
Face expression of bond when she say "do something james" is really feels real because bond got tired of running and hiding from spectre.
@Zavion Pope you are right.
James is weary. Never knows who he can trust, always in danger.
Not so much that he thought he got tricked twice by a girl he loved.
@@kingkongchief1177 yes at some point you are right but thats true that he was fed up running from spectre
@@syedkazim8766 true... same was vesper and no the second girl .. .IT IS OVER now
That music when he's doing donuts, with that scene is perfection
Glad someone else has pointed it out, excellent Bond moment.
You mean the donut hole?
Hans Zimmer
In the OST, it's called "Square Chase"
"James do something"....best scene in the movie for the Aston Martin....
Better said, in the franchaise
it is a bmw z4 but then converted to the db5 so not a real one unfortunately
@@guus46 OK Mr. Peabody!
@@guus46*BMW e46 M3
@@guus46 Yes, I work in films and had a meeting with Cary Fukunaga. Although he didn't say what kind of cars they used, he did say most of them were not actual Aston Martins but fabrications built on other cars. For example the car with the gun is a different car than the one used in the chase scene. Also interesting to mention that the walls in the plaza are also fake, he said they wanted to protect the original buildings which are hundreds of years old so they built fake walls to cover them.
The way she looked at him and shook her head
Such amazing acting
Lea Seydoux isn't the most attractive woman for a bond girl but her acting skills are incredible agreed
@@Darzi890 what are you saying, she is the most attractive
@@Darzi890 BRUH what you meaaaan, she is the most attractive one
You are cross eyed then. Lol@@Darzi890
She’s by far the most attractive and also the best actress. She’s perfect
4:43 - "Theres something I need to tell you"
Many people think at this moment, she wanted to tell Bond her "secret" ..... What she really wanted to tell him, was that she was pregnant.
Yeah I believe that too. Also there was that quick jester of her putting her hand over her tummy when he told her that she would never him again when he put her on the train.
No, she want to tell him that she is the daughter of the main villan
@@juanfeliperamirezdavila7452 Where did you get that from? She's the daughter of Mr. White who worked for Spectre and they wanted him killed which was why he was hiding when Bond found in the movie "Spectre". He made a deal with Bond to protect his daughter which is how Bond and Madeleine met. Not sure where you got the notion that she was daughter of the main villain.
Thats her secret shes pregnant
She's Mr White's daughter I know this because I worked for Spectre in the past.
It was great to see this amazing movie in theaters
Despite all the delays, they wanted to have this movie in theater, and I am glad they did because it was worth seeing it on the big screen.
Agreed! Great movie!
@@Starwarsfanboy0928 thank God they held their nerve. Daniel Craig went out on a high note
Movie was too long they should wrapped it up in 2 hrs.
It was so good that I re-watched it two weeks later
This movie set a new standard for future bond car chases.
Also great acting by Léa Seydoux at 7:53
She improved the most after spectre 💯
That explosion in the beginning was so loud in the theater, totally caught me off guard
Yeah! Explosions are meant to be caught off guard. They made pretty real
Imagine the impact it would have had in 4DX. 😂
Caught us in the feels a bit before that if you watched everything from Casino Royale
The scene teaches me " The best fighter is never angry"
Only in stillness are you in control of your emotions and can be deadly.
@@richardmabe4186unless it’s Mike Tyson 😅
@@jacobsmith5865 Prime Mike was composed in the ring. He fought angrier in the 90s and wasn't as good then
The Best Bond scene I have ever seen, absolutely amazing cinematography. The music and details are perfect I even noticed the spent shells coming out of the side grill from the minigun. I never liked Daniel Craig when he took over , but I was wrong , he's probably the best James Bond we will ever see.
Daniel Craig is probably the truest portrayal of a double OO agent that Ian Flemming intended
He looks so pissed off in the entire scene. I love it
8:00 those trumpets & drums gives me chills every time.
Hans Zimmer my friend 😎
Never have I been as much in love with a car as I am with the DB5. It literally functions as another character in the Bond films.
It’s called marketing. If Bentley were featured in this movie then you’ll definitely love Bentley. That’s how marketing works!
The old girl DB5 still knows how to kick ass
That sigh and then “okay” goes to show that he was legit thinking about letting them die right there. That her potential betrayal was his tipping point.
It became no time to die
What made him change his mind? All she had to say was: « I don’t want the baby to get hurt! »
@@thegreypath1777he looked in her eyes
James Bond is still convinced, after the betrayed and the death of Lynd Vesper, as well as the ambush orchestrated by Blofeld in Matera, that every time he meets à very beautiful young woman, the latter will betray him behind his back. Once separated, Madeleine Swann will still hold a grudge against James Bond, even if she has partly forgiven him, in relation to what happened in Matera and his absence.
When I saw the trailers I was sooooo excited for this scene and it did not disappoint
I'm so happy we went to see this at the movie theatre
7:26 - 7:56 this sequence in the cinema was incredible. The sound design of the bullets was so so loud and brutal and the glass cracking; no music, just brutal bullet and gunfire. amazing
That explosion is actually very loud if you were in the theatre watching it. Since I watched it in the theatre let’s say I jumped out of my seat cuz of the explosion
You're telling me. I saw it in Cinemark XD on opening day, and I jumped out of my seat like "shit!"
@@noelhernandez2589 exactly! It was such a jumpscare
Same with my sis xD
i saw it in imax, the sound in this movie is sooo satisfying!! it's the first movie i saw in theater since the pandemic and damn felt so good
@@rafifyaristyan8311 The theater I was in had Dolby Atmos. It genuinely felt like I had gone deaf from the explosion
Hans Zimmer did such a good job with the soundtrack in this film. 6:14 This is just amazing.
I'd say it's more Steve Mazzaro's doing
The thing that makes the fight scenes especially good in this movie imo is the lack of cuts. Keeps the fight scenes more fluid
That’s not how bulletproof doors/car panels work… but the glass is the most accurate depiction I’ve seen in movies.
Could you explain this? I’ve never understood the concepts of bulletproof and was wondering if movies depicted it correctly.
@@wallyg1983 outside skin or cars is normal car panels. The armor panels is sandwiched between the normal interior and exterior panels. You don’t see them. You can shoot the outside or inside of a car and the bullet goes inside the door as inside the paneling is the armored material. It’s typical flat panels as you can’t bend armored steel, you can bend composite but it’s more expensive but saves weight. So movies show armored car paneling with bullets always bouncing off the outside and no marks or holes. But really if the exterior skin is mild steel or normal material the bullet penetrates the outside layer leaving a hole but is stopped by the inside armored paneling (depending on the armor level and bullet used) for instance, AR500 shot by a 9mm or .223 will just have a very small indent on the armor, almost nonexistent but you’ll see a scuffing on the armor plate indicating a strike mark from the bullet. A larger round like a .308 or larger would leave a small indention on the armor steel that looks like a pimple on the backside. So this means if you look at the outside of the car you will see a hole in the exterior steel panels and if you look through the bullet holes you’ll see a armored panel sandwiched between the door panels and that will have strike marks on It. Fragments of the bullet will be left at the bottom of the inside of the door panels due to fragmentation of the rounds after impact on the armored panel. Simplest explanation. Nope It makes sense as I’m not the greatest at explaining. (Built armored cars for 8 years, mostly military vehicles)
@@patrickbateman9314 - Thanks!
Goosebumps when the bond theme kicks in!
not the actual Bond theme, but a variation, beautifully done though. Also the Bond theme is never played in any of the Craig movie action scenes, bits and parts yes, but we never get the legendary theme itself. If you don't get what I mean just go and watch the tank chase in Goldeneye or the semi truck chase in Licence to Kill.
❤❤❤
6:10 - 6:18
truly amazing. And the Hans Zimmer music is top
I absolutely agree.
7:26 - THIS is up there with the torture scene in Casino Royale as the most intense moments in ANY Bond film!
It was actually Craig's and Mikkelsen's idea for that torture scene. In an interview, Mikkelsen said that they were discussing such horrendous and messed up torture ideas that Martin Campbell had to "pull" them back and remind them it was a Bond movie.
@@tytoalbasoren9457 The method of torture matches the book pretty closely.
Nowadays, the world had seen massive car action sequences which are much more explosive and astonishing in terms of viusal effects but Bond always gives me a special feeling that it has all it takes to make a top-notching cherography. Like this one, it seems normal compared to others bur it feels so dintinctive and somehow gives me a chill. I think it is Bond has that charismistia that always mesmerizes me a lot.
The music/remix of a less known part of the classic Bond theme, that plays during the spinning scene in square and throughout the movie, is an absolute action masterpiece.
Man that explosion got me every damn time 😂
today I'm in Matera and I saw all these wonderful places where everything was filmed. The bridge from the beginning is in another locality, namely Gravina, 30 km from Matera. Everything is wonderful when you are here. Thank you 007
I like how he just looks over after getting shot as if to say what was that 1:14.
The opening scene in this sequel is great. I love the way they told the background story of Madeline Swan as a kid when Safin came to kill her mother and save her life continue to the present day when she and Bond try to start a new life together. The action scene is so badass. The motorbike & car chase through Italy is so damn cool.
Without dout the best 10 mins of the movie. Some shoes to fill to me the next bond
A card with the Spectre logo and then an explosion...
SOOOOOO perfect!!!!
7:44....he was back to Vesper, that betrayal he knew so well. Madeline's voice crying for help is what did it...brought him back out of it. He was the old Bond of Casino Royale until she said that. Can't let two of them go
Ah I didn't realise that thanks
And that’s what made this opening hit harder: Bond was trying to get closure with Vesper, but when he finds out Spectre bombed her grave to get to Bond, he’s back to reliving when Vesper betrayed him in Casino (especially the detail that Madeleine is a daughter of Spectre, the daughter of Mr. White)
Don't understand how people hate this film. This scene alone saved the novie
It was alright. They had to bring in Spectre for no reason.
Spectre sucked but No time to die makes my top 3 in the craig era
Some people just don’t understand the movie.
@@thegreypath1777 Or maybe they just didn't like it very much. You can tell the writers struggled with the ending because of the uncertainty of whether Craig was going to do this film. Spectre was supposed to be the real ending, or at least Blofeld as the villain, but you can tell the writers were indecisive for that movie, which led to a new, random villain being introduced in the final movie. No Time To Die should have had Blofeld & Spectre as the final enemy, which would've been perfect as they were the enemy all along. The movie is not as great as it should've been, and even though it had some powerful scenes, it wasn't on the same level as Casino Royale and Skyfall which were the best movies of the Craig era by some distance
This is some of the best action in the entire bond franchise. Bravo
Muffled audio due to the explosion just like Bond's hearing.. Then it clears up after the gunshots at 1:21.. Such a nice touch to audio detail right there 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
At the cinema I got scared at the cemetery scene
I almost did
The way he lays down that bike and goes right back to swaggering as if nothing had happened.... So cool
This is the best scene from this movie, what a great movie!
My god this chase is smooth
1:47 Bond gets reminded he's no longer in the previous film, so there is no couch.
Melhor cena de perseguição dos últimos anos, sim ou com certeza? 💥
Com certeza
Com certeza ^^
Of course since years because spectre is 7 years old
Sim, com certeza.
Absolutely
6:39 best scene in Cinema history
The fact that this film didn’t get a Cinematography nomination for Linus Sandgren is beyond me
7:50 THAT LOOK..... describe everything...
I love they brought back the old Aston Martins to modern 007 MOVIES
Best car chase in a bond movie since the quantum of solace opening. Quantum of solace sucked so bad, but that opening car chase was amazing.
@NOrlando952 - Show us how you would do better.
It's the best movie Bond, Daniel Craig won't never come up again, i'll miss so much, is a great actor
Classic Aston Martin with all the weaponry....yes!!!!
7:55 - This here..... is why the Bond movies are better than the Fast and Furious movies.
Fast & Furious and other action movies these days are copying stuff from 007 and Mission Impossible lol
And now my other theory is that Fast & Furious and Mission Impossible keeps one upping each other with different releases, making 007 the middle child of that equation
Time will prove this is the best Bond movie ever. They could just end it right here. It took 40 years to appreciate OHMSS, and they intentionally echo it so much
minus the death
there was no need to kill him off
@@melisagalvalizi6982 - You can thank producer Phoebe Waller Bridge for talking them into killing off Bond.
PWB also killed off hero Luke Skywalker in Star Wars.
PWB made fun of 80-year-old Harrison Ford, and took away everything that he cared about.
@@thegreypath1777I think quite a lot of the original team left because they didn’t like what they wanted to do the character. I’m old school, they shouldn’t have killed him off. Still a great Bond movie though.
One word ! MASTERPIECE !!
YES
Amber Turd has a lot to learn when it comes to crying. Léa Seydoux is amazing!
This movie was amazing. One of my favorite Bonds
I hope Mission Impossible Dead Reckoning - Part 1 starts out just like this! The chase scene here is better than the one in Spectre.
The Greatest Bond intro hands down…
That blast at the start would have ripped James Bond's body into pieces. If a small e-scooter can easily take out a russian general then an explosion of this size involving pieces of rock and mortar flying at high speeds towards you would be certain death.
RIP James Bond.
I bet Sean Connery will be wowed with this scene. Remember in the movie Goldfinger where this beautiful silver 1964 Aston Martin had a small machine gun under the front turn signal lights? This scene is far more intense where MINI GUNS come out of the headlights of this famous 007 vehicle. I like some of the 007 vehicles as well, take 007's BMW Z8 from the movie The World's Not Enough, and the white Lotus Esprit from the Spy Who Loved Me where it transforms into a submarine, or that red AMC Hornet from The Man with the Golden Gun doing that barrel roll from an incomplete bridge, but the 1964 Aston Martin DB5 tops them all! Long live the 007 heritage with this legendary vehicle.
Sean is dead so he wouldn't have seen this
@@johnthwaites5976 I know he is no longer with us, but I bet he was watching this scene from his golden TV in the pearly gates from heaven since he was the first one to drive this famous car starting with the movie Goldfinger.
@@ns4270railfan Interestingly, he wasn't. That DB5 was used just before that in The Saint - but Roger Moore's character didn't drive it, someone else did.
No way that glass would have held up to all of those rounds!!!
That's what I was thinking when I saw this for the first time. I guess there's "bullet-proof" and then there's "James Bond's DB5 bullet-proof"!
Q's technology. Just It.
Q was the hero of this scene.
6:18 through 6:29 is the single greatest segment of music. Ever.
Aston Martin engine sound is a masterpiece....
Ok...
Haha what a great acting !!
Best Bond ever
Blofeld: "Gentleman, today is a big day!"
Henchmen: "Are we taking over the world!?"
Blofeld: "Better! We are going to ruin my brother's marriage!"
Henchmen: ...
Blofeld: "I'll need a flock of sheep."
Best car chase of all Bond films
The best bond opening ever
4:32 1964 Aston Martin DB5.
That S54 sounds clean on redline
He thought for sure Madeleine betrayed him.
Like Vesper did in Venice, Italy when she took the money to Mr. White's henchman.
Bad guy: Your new wife is in league with Spectre
Bond: But you're a villain. Why should I believe that?
Bad guy: So the rest of the film can happen
Bond: hyuck hyuck ok deeeerrrrppppp
This one was way more action packed than Spectre.
And more exciting and not so boring
@@legoguy004davidson6 Agreed.
Anyone who understands an Aston Martin of that caliber has to understand the most impressive part of all of this is how well he drove that vehicle. I tried to simulate a race of AM's of the same class and they are NOT easy to drive.
I would seriously pay full fare for a cinema ticket to go and watch this scene again on the big screen and Dolby surround sound and then walk out once over
I would seriously pay full fare for a cinema ticket to go and watch this whole movie again.
Great music score, it goes with with film brilliantly. Best bond scene, "okay"
03:36 , that is some typical daniel craig's bond attitude 😊😊
This is the best bond film ever
One of the best action film and showcasing of modern advancement of western standard in movies like this is really admirable. Acted well. This scene is incredible
4:05 no one noticed he slipped into a perfect Connery accent? He did it a couple of the other movies as well
Am I the only one who thinks he will make a great Live-Action Tintin, I mean the hair and outfit is on point 🗿
😂
7:59 epic scene with the Aston Martin DBS
The first 10 minutes of all five bond films are absolute, but the ending was perfect for casino Royale, and skyfall
I love how the DB5 has become the quintessential Bond car. Forget trying to give him a new car every film, the DB5 IS Bond.
I never get tired to watch this 🎥 over and over
Wow! Thank goodness the bomb didn't blow him up from the explosion and I am so glad that it didn't kill him and he is so incredibly talented and relentless with his stunts when he knocks the guy off the motorcycle and he is running down the gravel path and I am definitely watching this movie during the holiday season. Daniel Craig is so abundantly brilliant with his moves and his shooting skills.
Possibly they didn't intend to kill him then and there, more sending a message.
Bcz he is hero. They can't die at the start of the film or atleast without killing the villian. If this movie was not western, westerners would have thought about physics and all.
This James Bond action scene is one of the best Bond action i have ever seen .From the moment of the explosion at the cemetery to him been cornered, its just pure awesomeness. Great directing by Cary Fukinaga.
The last time he loved a woman, she betrayed him. He’s convinced Madelaine did the same after the attack.
1:20 For a moment there, I thought Bond got shot in the shoulder (again lol)
He did
@@prodeyj1 Yeah, but the bullet sort of bounced off the top of his shoulder this time rather than actually penetrate into his shoulder.
@@AndrewChapman yup exactly
*7:41** When I saw this scene in the theater, the silence was intense.*
That's the best impression yet
I can't forget how amazing it was for me to watch this scene in the theatre, though the movie overall was an average one. Right from the gunbarrel sequence to when he puts her on the train, this is one of the best opening scenes in the history of Bond movies. I wanted to cheer loudly when that Aston Martin started shooting bullets....
Bro the music and sound editing of the Aston scene is just impeccable
3:01 He remembers this eye 5 years later lol
Respect from France.
The whole sequence is one of the best action sequences ever🎖️