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The opening action sequence of "No Time To Die" finds James Bond racing through the streets of Matera, Italy. Special effects supervisor Chris Corbould, who has worked on 007 classics like "GoldenEye" and "Skyfall," explains how the crew loaded the Aston Martin DB5 with gadgets, made a pristine vehicle look damaged, and how pouring soda helped cars and motorcycles speed through ancient cobblestone streets.
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How ‘No Time To Die’ Pulled Off James Bond’s Opening Chase | Movies Insider
“We all have our secrets, we just didn’t get to yours yet.” Has to be one of my favorite Bond lines ever
yes
We have all the time in the world!
It's a nothing line,you need to stop getting excited about crap
@@jamescricketson9464 you need to cope better
Repent to Jesus Christ!
“For in the gospel the righteousness of God is revealed-a righteousness that is by faith from first to last, just as it is written: “The righteous will live by faith.””
Romans 1:17 NIV
The way Bond sits inside his car while it gets blasted with bullets is testatment to his belief on Q and the integrity of his gadgets.
Exactly what I'm thinking. He knows Q won't disappoint him. Not a single glass shard.
Couldn't think of a comment to write huh?
He’s definitely a believer in Q ;-)
Really? Because he actually looked like he didn't care what happened because he was heart broken by her in that moment.
@@jermainbarry7101 Exactly!
Its to the point where I see stuff like the motorcycle jump and I just assume a lot of it is CGI. Kudos for pulling it off but I feel bad that I don't always know when its a real stunt.
Go back to it in ten years, I bet it'll be more obvious then
That jump was sweet
It was a mixture of CGI and practical stunts.
Many people say they hate CGI, but so often they don't even know it when they see it. There's nothing wrong with it when it's used right.
Lol i love that stretched teenager
The motorcycle jump is one of the greatest stunts in cinematic history.
The car chase scene was so intense. Especially if you watch it in the theatres
it was, and the jump scares
true
Intense... Ok...
now watch it in 3D
And yet not as good as a driving scene in a Mission Cruise movie. Cruise at least drives himself.
That motorcycle jump was rad in IMAX. Loved the film and congrats to the cast and crew for making such a great end to the Craig era
it was good in any theatre
@@foodreacts837 think he means, having the extra height of IMAX, lets you really appreciate the extra screen space of the whole shot from foreground to background moving from ramp to the roadway. In a regular theatre that would be more cropped.
the practical effects make action 10x better
@@TheSugish why don't you get IMAX version of movies at home because then you wouldn't have the black bars
@@reupsvideos the aspect ratio of a television and an imax screen in theatres isnt the same though. Its not just about black bars
The fact that they didn’t take the easy way out with simple CGI and small-scale stunts make this movie (and other Bond movies) stand apart
No, instead they took the easy way out with terrible writing and acting. Hands down the worst Bond movie ever without a doubt. I found it to be so cringy I couldn't even finish it👎👎
@@dudedog7914 you suffer from "i hate eveything new and the only thing that is good is old stuff" syndrome. Its kinda cringe ngl
@@dudedog7914 agree. So much technical expertise for poor dialogs, acting. (Craigs era is by far the least funny , so few humor and 2nd degree) A huge and sad waste.
Who told you cgi was easy ?
This makes me respect the movie a lot more.
same, the fact they used soda is something i never thought of
@@foodreacts837 and a Stuntman!
Wow, I’m so happy for you
Why? Other movies also done real efforts.
“More” meaning slightly over zero.
OK, can these guys get an Oscar nod for Visual Effects, please? This mini-doc more than proved why they should.
Repent to Jesus Christ!
“For in the gospel the righteousness of God is revealed-a righteousness that is by faith from first to last, just as it is written: “The righteous will live by faith.””
Romans 1:17 NIV
I believe Vfx teams and Stuntmen/women should get their own awards for all of the work that they do.
@@dgtldead yes! Stunt directors and performers have become SO prevalent in today’s movies and have advanced that skill set to such an incredible degree over the years. They deserve a category each. I’m all for that
@@dgtldead They kinda have their own, but there's a push to get them recognized by the academy and such.
Like! They do indeed
This 10 min bond car chase was better than 10 of those fast and SERIOUSLY RIDICULOUS furious movies. Yeah. I said it.😎
100%, the effort and work that goes into Bond stunts is way better than the combined stunts in F&F. Let alone how much in F&F is cgi. I mean you don't see them doing Bond-level stunts where stunt performers are literally hanging of the back of a propellor plane, or breaking bones holding on to the side of a moving train. Bond stunt performers and stunt coordinators are masters of their craft.
lol apples and oranges!
I wouldn’t even think of comparing those two films. For one, most films employ CGI in part. Even Bond used a helluva lot of CGI in Roger Moore and so did Sean Connery. So one film is just that, one film. It was also Daniel Craig’s last outing, so the budget was blown wrecking real Land Rover’s in the forest scene with the Toyota Land Cruiser. But the final scene with Remi Mallak was crap! If I want real car chases I go to stock cars 😂
I hate the F&F franchise. Such garbage.
I was thinking exactly the same thing right now😆 I agree!!!
Best Scene of the film. It's the most memorable.
No, I prefer Paloma.
AHHH Pitsedisulejang.
Spoiler alert.
Most memorable?
Bond: Do I mean nothing to you?
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SPOILER ALERT!!
Did anyone else cry when he died😭🥺
This is INCREDIBLE! And we just write off a movie just like that, not even giving a second to think about what goes on behind all the shine. Kudos to the team.
“Movie magic”
Indeed. So much hardwork and dedication to the craft, amazing!
They get very well paid for all this work . Anyone has the right to say they think a movie is bad regardless of how much it cost to make . In the end movies are about the script not the stunts. In fact if a movie is about the stunts it’s probably not very good.
@@Lifelongloser Aw Cmon.. lets be practical.. nobodys gonna watch Merchant of venice series .. people watch James Bond series..
@@Lifelongloser James Bond is famous for its stunts, its scripts can be good but the one thing you can depend on is their good stunts, same with Mission Impossible. Also Fast & Furious definitely disproves that idea that movies are scripts not stunts, for studios in the end its about what makes the money. In comparison Fast & Furious 'stunts' are child's play compared to the amazing stunts done throughout the 24 bond films. I don't see a stuntman holding onto the back of a propellor plane or breaking their body holding on to the side of a train in any Fast & Furious films.
Awesome how they managed to shoot this on the ancient streets without damaging.
Oh there was plenty of damage
who said there was no damage ? damage control ?.....
*with damaging
Love the cinematic creativity and ingenuity. The crew and actors deserve every penny of their box office success
£200 000 000 budget! lol EASY create ANYTHING! easy!
Kudos to the team for protecting the old buildings and keeping everyone safe even with all of the dangerous stunts.
The city’s municipal authority wouldn’t have allowed it otherwise. It’s a standard process to shoot in any heritage city.
Can’t believe they built a freaking wall in front of the buildings lol
This car chase was so awesome. Especially when they just sit there, Bullets flying all around them, no music, it is soo scary!
Especially given at the last four entries were more human-like since before Craig jumped into the role the last few movies were a bit overreliant on gadgets, but here we see the slow transition and it was worth it.
I loved No Time To Die, this was one of the best setpieces in the film.
£200 000 000 budget! lol EASY create ANYTHING! easy! p.s. movie is rubbish
@@art_means_artificial movie was so terrible I couldn't even finish it.
@@dudedog7914 same here
It was very well done. The movie had a lot more action than I expected.
Great opening sequence. The motorcycle jump and when bond stands still whilst the train is leaving the station we’re the best shots in the whole film for me
When they say "more than meets the eye", this is what they meant. A lot goes into Bond's stunts for a few minutes on screen.
Yup, and, to me, the "real" acton (not CGI) is what makes the films so watchable.
Oscar-worthy technical work here. I was on the edge of my seat, heart-pounding in this scene. The sound and vibrations of the bullet impacts on the glass as Bond sits in a daze, almost ambivalent for far too long as if he’s given up and betrayed - before he acts….one of the best Bond scenes ever.
No, Bond just has Faith and knows Q's gadgets, weapons, and bulletproof glass Will deliver... It's as simple as that, that's why he was calm and confident enough
didn't see the movie yet, but looked super boring and also pretty ridiculous in the trailer...
I’m sure the roads were mobbed by ants after filming.
As production, we’re supposed to clean up the area once the shoot is over. But yeah, those ants were probably ecstatic 😂
This scene was very insane, can't wait to watch it
Give me some tanks
Lmao
Don't waste your time or your money. I'm furious that I've lost 2hrs 45mins and I can't get that back.
@@NoosaHeads omegalul cringe
@@NoosaHeads yeah the movie was pretty bad but seriously how pathetic is your life that losing 2 hours and 45 minutes is the end of the world. Bad movies happen and then life moves on🥱
The bulletproof windows being shot followed by the donut was one of the best scenes of the whole saga. Just exhilarating.
That’s why I love Bond movies. 90% if not more of the films aren’t green screened like your typical crappy Hollywood marvel movies.
You mean Craig's Bond movies. Have you watched Brosnan's Bond movies? Not that all the action sequences are bad, but damn, some of them are hard to watch.
@@Indrakusuma_a Only ones hard for me to watch from Brosnan are the scenes from Die Another Day. That movie is so embarrassing.
@@Indrakusuma_a Only Die Another Day was bad vfx, the rest are solid. I'm watching The World is Not Enough right now.
Or like the MI franchise
@@missouriresole4726 what are you talking about? The MI franchise probably has some of the most impressive stunts in modern cinema
It's one of the hallmarks of Bond films that the special effects are done physically as much as possible. I witnessed a lot of the production of Quantum of Solace in Panama and was surprised at how much of what I later saw in screen was indeed what I saw in the flesh. There are some very dedicated and creative people involved. Can't wait for the next chapter of the saga.
The motorcycle jump was incredible!
One of the most intense car scenes I’ve ever seen.
Nothing but the most respect for the people who do the special effects including the stunt people. Truly amazing with all the solutions they come up with and the execution of the incredible stunts. The stunt people who do the Bond movies are just in credible.
give tons of credit where it's due. man these filmmakers and the stunt team are incredibly talented. filming this movie naturally without CGI or green screen 👏
It’s insane how good these guys are at making this stuff happen
Wow, this was one of the best opening sequences ever for a Bond film!
I thought the opening of Quantum was a good one!
Imagine you come home from vacation after they shot the new 007 movie in you’re town and suddenly the whole town smells like sprite
... and burnt rubber.
That's an insane team work and application of science. No Time To Blink while watching this scene.
Loved this car chase beats the choppy quantum of solace and the slow spectre chase
Especially that part that looks like a standoff and all the sudden the bell starts ringing increased the tension.
This was my favourite scene and the fact it was done with so little CGI just makes it all the better. Thanks for the insight!
definitely one of the best car chase scene in all Bond movies.
gotta love the beautiful DB5😍
Alright, Bond looks unstoppable with the good ground crews and special effects. Great job
Wow incredible.. No wonder movies cost a fortune to make, this Bond film was one of the best
It was literally the worst👎 so insanely cringe that I couldn't even finish it. The only other time I've had this happen was with the new Star Wars movies, absolutely horrible.
Real movie, real creatives, real actors, real good story. Shame other franchises don’t have the same.
THANK YOU Special Effects Team for your creative expertise on effects instead of just CGI'ing it all. SO much better!!
Absolutely spectacular work! The amount of attention to detail given to achieve the end result never ceases to amaze me. Hats off to the entire team - this really is a marvel to look at. Thank you for sharing this - makes me regret that I did not have the drive to persevere in this business - working with such people must be a fantastic joy.
Incredible teamwork for a breathtaking scene! So well done.
I saw the original Goldfinger DB5, at the Boston Garden, around 1965 or 66. Two were used in the movie but only one had the gadgets. It had been the Turin Auto Show show car before being used in Goldfinger. It fired blanks from the machine guns and shot a dummy out of the roof. After the show, several kids ran out on the floor and collected the shells.
That car was stolen from a hanger at the Boca Raton airport about 10 or 15 years ago and has never been recovered. It is thought it was out of the country,(and in a private collection) before it was noticed missing.
Interesting story
Thanks for invoking classic Bond films with the classic cars, and classic gadgets circa Bond- 1960’s brilliant.
As an extra in many big films I am very impressed with the lengths they go to to make action scenes so believable. In one film I was barged by a stunt man who came over when the scene ended to make sure I was ok. I was. Great guys.
makes the movie even more special once you know certain stunts such as the motorbike stunt were real and not CGI
How do you know that?
@@jamescricketson9464 it said the stunt was real by the stunt double in the video
@@anaymakan6989 exactly, so your comment was pointless. If you're looking for likes, you'll get no more here
@@jamescricketson9464 calm down I was only stating my opinion and I you think I care about how many likes a comment gets
I scoffed at that in the movie thinking it was fake but am now pleasantly surprised it was real
The entire movie was so Aesthetically filmed..loved it.
Props to production team for being respectful of location historical significance.
2000s: everything can be done with CGI!
2020s: we actually put the actors in the car and we literally shoot pellets at the window
that's James Bond to you.
Very interesting to see this being created, and the sequence is very well done. All the scenes in Matera are memorable. That said, I watched the premiere and despite having avoided any of the promos, still somehow the donut sequence was already in my mind, so unfortunately, it wasn't a surprise.
It always blows my mind seeing the effort put into shots like this like who would think to line the cobblestone streets with soda to make the cars have more traction
Can't say where the FX crew got the idea, but it's an old trick from indoor racing promoters. Wintertime race meets taking place on the slick concrete floors of convention centers use Coke syrup for a high traction surface. Also, slot racers applied sticky "glue" on their track surfaces for decades.
Nice to see, that still real movies are made and not just Netflix soaps.
That is really cool. Totally worth it! I always had an inner panic attack when destruction was so close to very old, historical sites like that. I knew there was no way they could hurt anything, but now that I know how secure the scenes are I can enjoy them so much more hahaha. Cheers!
I need to watch it again in big screen to appreciate the hardwork gone behind to shoot this spectacular chase scene...
Practical visual effects are truly the best - congrats to the entire team for pulling off so many great scenes without damaging this beautiful town.
Technically a conflation of two separate things:
1. Special/practical effects; and
2. Visual effects (CGI).
Zamn, I thought the bike jump was entirely CGI! Props to the stunt department (no pun intended) for executing a great stunt
well ist it really a good stunt when no one notices it was real? Maybe a good stunt, but poorly filmed...
It was all pulled out gorgeously✨
The amount of dedication and imagination you need, to not break the illution / immersion is amazing. What a dedication.
The stunts are always brilliant, the thought and effort that goes into them is amazing.
These movies are masterpieces eh? Like the highest echelon of special effects! Superb! 😳🤩🔥
Incredible, truly love to see it. Incredible job to the cast and crew
Nice to see how Mr Bean's idea of driving the car from the roof top has evolved.
Man this is so fascinating. You really don’t know how much planning goes into stuff like this
I love how the spent casings come out the side of the car
Soooo I presume they had to put some time in, to scrub & wash the roads/pavement after all the skidmarks and sticky soda, yes?
Honestly, this makes that scene even more epic.
The work behind these movies is amazing - thank you to them for giving us the magic and thank you to you for sharing it with us 😀
I wish I could have seen more detail on how that coordination of the bullet hits on the wall etc. matched the spinning car shooting. Curious what firing equipment was used. Saw the movie it was great.
Its just amazing to see how much work and money goes into a movie to make it.
And learning little tricks to use in my own simple videos
We've used soda in the theatre industry for that purpose for decades. Cool to see old tricks being used in different ways!
Amazing the creativity that goes into a movie like that.
3:33 'James Bond prides himself in not damaging anywhere he goes'
3:50 'Bond does a full doughnut in the debut 5 while firing the car's headlight machine guns'
LOL🤣
lmao I just think of how much damage and destruction he's caused throughout the whole Craig era alone and im like, uh, what?!
Guess he was talking about the real life crew more than the actual character
Pretty sure they're talking about the franchise priding itself on not damaging the locations.
Rust producers: We can do our special effects and stuns at 1/10000 of the cost.
“Sometimes.”
And still protect the crew's safety!...not!💀☠💩👹🤡...Alec...now you are a murderer dear Alec...clockwork orange!
Not on CGI and more on actual location, True art of action film making!
Wow, the whole process is an art in it's own. I mean the whole work that went into this.
Appreciate the film even more after watching this!
I'm just wondering how they cleaned the soda and burnt rubber... 🙃
That's what I like about documentaries like this (OK, it's not long) because there's a lot more to the scene than special effects alone, dummies, robots or mannequins certainly weren't driving the vehicles and performing stunts.
People did that and making it far more appealing (as explained by Stunt Coordinator Gary Powell at some point) in the action scenes are done for real, instead of CGI - thank you for the upload.
The creativity that goes into making this is insane
Its the first I can remember all the Q gadgets being deployed organically without being introduced first
story telling takes a left turn ..
"What a beautiful ancient city......lets pour soda all over it."
This is really out of this world! 💯👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 Timing and precision is amazing!
How extraordinary !! Scene for the movie history books. Saw it a few times, gonna watch it again for sure! The Bond franchise is my absolute favorite !
When you finally get to see the movie , it is worth every penny of expense as it is a sensational film with thrilling rides , chases and stunts and a very good plot. No spoilers now please !!!!
This was literally the worst Bond movie ever. This garbage was so cringe to me that I couldn't even finish watching it. Sorry just being honest🤷♂️.... it reminded me of that last Star Wars movie whatever that garbage was called.
0:19: are we going to talk about Chris's guitar and amp collection or what? Missed opportunity here to ask him about his home music studio! :)
Wow these stunts are extreme. This changes how I look at these scenes forever.
I've always been a huge Bond fan.
This scene is the best scene of the movie.
And thats why i love the old bond movies...
Stunts like with the motorcycle or drift were not necessary but happend on the Set in one shot.
Awesome stuff, so much goes behind to create this amazing scene, kudos for that, it was phenomenal, and the whole movie,
Amazing, just flippen amazing what you all do to make the perfect scene 😍
Keep doing what you all do! 😘
No wander it costs millions to make a movie like this.
So I wonder if the soda that they used was No Time To Die(t) Cola? 🤔
A brilliant car chase in a stunning location
I wonder if James Bond would like his soda shaken not stirred?
Just saw the movie last night, it was really great, full of action, and it's good to know that it is almost all real action. That's what I call great movie-making!
Incredible
Masterpiece of work.
Thorough commitment and dedication towards one's job.
Hats off 👏.
Glad I saw this at the Dolby screen, incredible cinema experience
In my opinion they did a very good job!
Thanks for this wonderful look into the art and craft behind this film....
This scene was great... you can still tell special effects "real" from CGI and so much better for it.
It’s so insane that I can still remember every single line
From every character
From every actor