Hell yeah! I totally agree! A delicatessen sounds quite a insipid offer, I also thought that a rich super-villain such as Blofeld could do much better than that - unless he has lost his wealth in all those operations Bond has spoiled...
+Vorn Field Actually, delicatessen in a stainless steel is Mafia slang for a top of the line cash cow. Basically, he's offering Bond a high quality moneymaker.
Blofeld died the moment he wore drag in Diamonds Are Forever. What was left was a... a thing... a hollow vestigial shallow grave. Almost a... spectre of Blofeld
Sadly, what is lost in this scene because of the "I'll buy you a Delicatessen...in stainless steel" is just how good the stunt flying is. Seriously, the pilot really pushes what can be done in a helicopter.
Yeah that was Blofeld for sure. The Roger Moore era of Bond films were the key to the franchise continuing on. After Sean left, finding his replacement was not going to be easy. Roger brought a new feeling for the character that audiences fell in love with very quickly.
Batesmotel1960 Blofeld would say "Hair? I have no hair, Bond you idiot! What are you now supposed to be; Chief Insp. Clouseau?" ... which gave Bond the very idea! (Check 'Curse of the Pink Panther')
Connery's Bond: Had to fake his death just to stop Blofield Lazenby's Bond: Was dragged almost a mile on the edge of a bobsled only to take a major beating from Blofeld and lose his newly-wed wife Connery's Bond (again): Simply had to get fend off to random henchmen Moore: Drops Blofield down a chimney
This is what happens when instead of just killing a guy you instead leave him in an overly elaborate, easily escapable situation and hope it all works out.
This scene is one reason why - in my opinion, of course - For Your Eyes Only is Roger Moore's best Bond film! I simply LOVE this helicopter drop-off scene!
chrismc410 I know. It’s weird that they didn’t recast the character or even bother mentioning what happened to her, after she killed Bond’s wife in the previous film.
That's not Blofeld, that's legally-distinct-bald-man-wth-cat. He may look and act exactly like Blofeld, but for legal purposes, he is an entirely separate character.
I loved the opening clip of "For Your Eyes Only" in terms of surprise and trickery for retiring Blofeld. Just when Blofeld was having the last laugh came James Bond in his way of extermining an evil nemesis. A Brilliant 6!!
The cat lives. It jumped off the wheelchair before the helicopter grabbing. Probably stayed on the roof until it got down normally. Was probably the true villain of the film. Blofeld was just a robot or just a henchman! The cat was the brains of the organization!
I wonder if there are, in fact, organizations like Spectre in real life. There have been some academic studies of organized crime but largely, they were confined to the European "mafia" and mid century USA models. Spectre as it's depicted in the Bond films is probably interesting chiefly because it avoids those stereotypes.
I'm 34 years old. Roger Moore wasn't the Bond of my generation. I'm a Dalton fan. But I'm telling you. They rip Roger for not being serious enough. But in my opinion he is the BEST BOND EVER. He is fun to watch. He enjoyed it as much as we fans did. He was the suavist of all Bonds. I love how he played Bond. Craig is good for this era of movies. Because he is so serious. everyone wants serious. I want fun. And will always love Roger as Bond.
Well, I guess Bond finally took revenge against Blofeld for killing his wife - by giving him the cheesiest, most humiliating death imaginable in an action film :L
Blofeld: "Put me down!!! Put me down!!!" Bond: "Oh? You want to get off?" *Tips the helicopter forward, Blofeld slides forward into a chimney* Blofeld: "MR. BOND!!!!!!!!" *CRASH*
Uh...no, it doesn't. Aside from the fact that everything about the chronology of both franchises is completely different, Skyfall clearly indicates that Bond's (Craig) parents were differently named, and he is the only Bond is this timeline. After all, Casino Royale and Quantum of Solace were about rebooting and re-establishing his character. If anything, the Skyfall revelation makes it more difficult to cast another character in the role in the future.
Well, Moore's Bond did something that Connery's and Lazenby's portrayals couldn't... I get the idea that this scene was in response to Kevin McClory, whom at the time was planning a 'rival' Bond film involving Blofeld ("Never say Never again" - 1983) that he had the rights at the time to make - The approach was to show that the official Bond series didn't need Blofeld or SPECTRE.
Jarrett Smith Dude, the helicopter is moving at about 50 miles an hour. Seriously c'mon. If he had done that he would have had at least a broken leg or two. He would have been seriously injured.
+380PPK Well with James Bond film logic if you can manage to turn a helicopter around in such a narrow space, surely you can dust yourself off on a rooftop after jumping from oversized RC helicopter? lol
It's not totally their fault actually... "Blofeld" isn't a Ian Fleming 'only' character. He was created in Thunderball (I think) which had a co-writer. Anyway, because of rights issues they stopped using him after Diamonds Are Forever, and he only turned up in For Your Eyes Only (in which the the killed him, and never called him Blofeld) The co-writer did use him in the unoffical Bond film "Never Say Never Again" which is a remake of Thunderball, the only thing the co-writer has the rights for
EON Productions bought back the rights to Blofeld and SPECTRE from Kevin McClory's estate recently. Which is why they were featured in 007 Legends. Instead of using Number 1 and OCTOPUS.
THis is the best Bond movie with Moore as 007. It took alot out of Fleming's works mainly For Your Eyes Only and Risico with also a scene taken from Live And Let Die. If you don't think this belongs in the top five Bond movies, then you are not a James Bond fan.
Skyfall answers once and for all that Connery, Lazenby, Moore, Dalton, Brosnan and Craig are the same character. We see Bod returning to his ancestral home and see his parents grave.
@MisterDeeds It had something to do with some movie company bust up and EON lost rights to use the Blofeld character in the official 007 films, so I guess they just wanted to give final closure by killing him off, but they were not allowed to name the character, which is why Blofeld is not listed in the credits. Though its obvious this character is clearly meant to be Blofeld.
Indeed, one of the greatest opening sequences ever, especially the cheecky inside joke line of "I'll buy you a delicatessen..... in stainless steel" LMAO.
@Darkstar263 Well The Living Daylights is definatley Dalton's best. Great story great adaptation, nice bond car. As for License, well i guess it's about tim i admit that it is a good action paked movie, and very origianl. nice songs by Gladys Knight and PAtti Labelle. Also it was the first to have a lot of language and is considered more violant and darker than the previous ones. But i still like it. It's Dalton's only other movie. The Felix actors in the movies over the years kinda wierd right?
Ah so that's why they didn't mention him and his organization by name in games like GoldenEye: Rouge Agent and From Russia With Love. I haven't played From Russia With Love but I heard the organization in that game was once again referred to as The OCTOPUS.
@hugh0221 One of Blofeld's lines from this scene is as follows: "I have looked forward to this moment, Mr. Bond. I intend to enjoy it to the full." We can infer from this line that Bond has most definitely encountered and fought Blofeld at least a couple of times. It also enforces the idea that Bond's caused a lot of damage to Blofeld's organisation, and so the latter intends to brutally punish Bond as retribution for his actions.
Anybody here realize how much in common this pre-credit action sequence has with the cover of Pink Floyd's Animals cover? Notice the autumnal/industrial look in the cinematography coupled with the smoke stack as a sort of center piece in the filming. Think of the Bell JetRanger as a metaphor for the flying pig...
I don't care what anyone says I love this scene and considering all the evil that Blofeld has done in the inglorious end of falling down a smokestack is probably one of the most ironic deaths in the Bond series. Not to mention it is probably just as witty as any of Bond's one liners.
"I'll buy you a delicatessen in stainless steel", wow what a line, as if that would make James Bond think twice before dumping him down the chimney, Classic.
+Jaden Von Bat When I first saw this years I ago I honestly asked myself, Did Blofeld just get dropped into a smokestack in a Looney Toons fashion?" lol the only thing missing was a Goofy Holler
Whoever the stunt pilot flying this sequence was ... Must have enjoyed showing their skills off in that Jet Ranger! As for is this really the end of Blofeld? He will be waiting an awfully long time in that 'chimbley' before somebody discovers that he is down there LOL :o)
@Darkstar263 Yes, i watched this a couple weeks back i think on Netflix and then i went to watch The Living Daylights and UHHHG!! THey took it off instant watch! I was mad they did that! But then they added new episodes of Criminal Intent and SVU and Law & ORder. so win win i guess. By the way, what did u think of The Living DAylights?
***** Really? Well i'll be,never knew about that till now. Thanks for the tip info,it makes more sense now when you think about it concerning the character of Blofeld. Bribes,greed and money were his thing.
the one thing I wonder is how did he control this remote control? He needed a frequency to do this, and that helicopter was going in that indoor area at the end and his voice did not waver by going in and out, and his contraption with the monitors didn't have an antenna on it. So whatever frequency it would be, who knows. Also, he got that thing really close to him when he was on that roof and it turned around, that takes some expert manuevering to do that with just that little screen there. But this is a movie, so it is all for fun I guess.
That's one reason why I'm not a huge fan of Roger Moore's bond. Another reason is the that stupid slide whistle that happens during the car stunt in Man with the golden gun. It's actually a cool stunt but that stupid sound ruins it every time!
Robert Rietti: So after I say "We can do a deal," to Bond, what do I tell him I'm buying him? Director: Just say the dumbest thing you can think of. But make sure it ends with a rhyme for "deal."
The Bond series has so many incarnations of Blofeld to the point of ridiculousness. We had faceless Blofeld's, Scar Wearing with a foreign accent, Kojak earlobes missing with an American accent and worst of all Charles Gray with a full head of hair to full female drag. No wonder Mike Myers made a Dr Evil parody of the character ha ha ha
It was justified in the novels, but basically, Blofeld is constantly trying to protect his identity by having many plastic surgeries to change his face.
finalbossd okay, that makes more sense I suppose. Still if you had that many plastic surgeries to look like different people all the time you wouldn't have a face left ha ha
And more proof they are the same character, his wife is mentioned many times since her death and the pain on Bond's face is evident, no matter who plays him. Anyone who mentions her he quickly cuts off or changes the subject as the pain is still there 30+ years on
A stainless steel delicatessen. You`d think a villain of Blofelds calibre could at least offer Bond a secret Island in the sun.
Hell yeah! I totally agree! A delicatessen sounds quite a insipid offer, I also thought that a rich super-villain such as Blofeld could do much better than that - unless he has lost his wealth in all those operations Bond has spoiled...
+Vorn Field Actually, delicatessen in a stainless steel is Mafia slang for a top of the line cash cow. Basically, he's offering Bond a high quality moneymaker.
+SMAXZO Okay then. That does at least make it a little less comedic.
Spectre was broke because of Bond. Blofeld was being thrifty and offered something cheap.
Vorn Field This was one of the humorous scenes in this classic.
LOL....the Persian cat's screaming "Fuck you old man, I'm outta here!"
"I got a starring role in Cats & Dogs, I don't need this"
Blofeld died the moment he wore drag in Diamonds Are Forever. What was left was a... a thing... a hollow vestigial shallow grave. Almost a... spectre of Blofeld
At least the cat showed some sense of self preservation.
he sodded off sharpish :).
The cat was the real mastermind all along. He was just using Blofeld as his human puppet.
Of course he was.
The cat was lucky to get away
The cat is basically the last surviving senior member of SPECTRE.
Sadly, what is lost in this scene because of the "I'll buy you a Delicatessen...in stainless steel" is just how good the stunt flying is. Seriously, the pilot really pushes what can be done in a helicopter.
Yeah that was Blofeld for sure. The Roger Moore era of Bond films were the key to the franchise continuing on. After Sean left, finding his replacement was not going to be easy. Roger brought a new feeling for the character that audiences fell in love with very quickly.
04:00 Mister boooonddddddddd looooooooll
At spectre
Batesmotel1960
Blofeld would say "Hair? I have no hair, Bond you idiot! What are you now supposed to be; Chief Insp. Clouseau?"
... which gave Bond the very idea! (Check 'Curse of the Pink Panther')
Connery's Bond: Had to fake his death just to stop Blofield
Lazenby's Bond: Was dragged almost a mile on the edge of a bobsled only to take a major beating from Blofeld and lose his newly-wed wife
Connery's Bond (again): Simply had to get fend off to random henchmen
Moore: Drops Blofield down a chimney
Daniels bond: reunion with the real blofield then uses watch to blow up blofields office and scar his face.
Meaning moore's bond actually killed a clone blofield or double ganger
@@pjosepha Craig's Bond (Again): Strangles him, fails, but then manages to kill him anyway with tiny blood robots.
That stunt pilot is amazing. He sure can fly a Jet Ranger.
This isn't the first time Blofeld "died" - he keeps coming back time and time again... like a true supervillain.
This is what happens when instead of just killing a guy you instead leave him in an overly elaborate, easily escapable situation and hope it all works out.
This scene is one reason why - in my opinion, of course - For Your Eyes Only is Roger Moore's best Bond film! I simply LOVE this helicopter drop-off scene!
Love it too ;-)
It was way better than silly moonraker. Roger Moore returned to the charming but dark vengeful bond
This movie is way better than moonraker. Moonraker first half is actually quite good. It's when it goes to space that it gets ridiculous
100 times more fun than today's Bond movies.
That was for Tracy.
Bond have his revenge at diamonds are forever
Paul Hui Then let's say that killing Blofeld was "justice," not "revenge."
The real question is what happened to Irma Bunt, the one who actually shot Tracy.
@@drspectre7756 her actress died shortly after OHMSS.
chrismc410 I know. It’s weird that they didn’t recast the character or even bother mentioning what happened to her, after she killed Bond’s wife in the previous film.
That's not Blofeld, that's legally-distinct-bald-man-wth-cat. He may look and act exactly like Blofeld, but for legal purposes, he is an entirely separate character.
I loved the opening clip of "For Your Eyes Only" in terms of surprise and trickery for retiring Blofeld. Just when Blofeld was having the last laugh came James Bond in his way of extermining an evil nemesis. A Brilliant 6!!
Good thing the Persian cat got away!
Smart cat he was, yes.
‘Think twice 007, it’s a long way down.’ 🤣
The cat lives. It jumped off the wheelchair before the helicopter grabbing. Probably stayed on the roof until it got down normally.
Was probably the true villain of the film. Blofeld was just a robot or just a henchman! The cat was the brains of the organization!
I wonder if there are, in fact, organizations like Spectre in real life. There have been some academic studies of organized crime but largely, they were confined to the European "mafia" and mid century USA models. Spectre as it's depicted in the Bond films is probably interesting chiefly because it avoids those stereotypes.
XD
Well, it was nice for Blofeld...
*Puts sunglasses on*
...To drop by!
YEEEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAH
I'm 34 years old. Roger Moore wasn't the Bond of my generation. I'm a Dalton fan. But I'm telling you. They rip Roger for not being serious enough. But in my opinion he is the BEST BOND EVER. He is fun to watch. He enjoyed it as much as we fans did. He was the suavist of all Bonds. I love how he played Bond. Craig is good for this era of movies. Because he is so serious. everyone wants serious. I want fun. And will always love Roger as Bond.
Trivia: That's John Hollis playing Blofeld. He was also Lobot in THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK.
I saw this scene as a child. It is in a Sony Betamax promo video. It made me dreaming of going to London someday.
That's interesting! Where do you live? I'm just guessing, but are you in Latin America?
yeah the other was rocky with mr T and one about planes i think it was 007 too ? were there more?
u remember?
love this helicopter scene
Well, I guess Bond finally took revenge against Blofeld for killing his wife - by giving him the cheesiest, most humiliating death imaginable in an action film :L
Blofeld: "Put me down!!! Put me down!!!"
Bond: "Oh? You want to get off?"
*Tips the helicopter forward, Blofeld slides forward into a chimney*
Blofeld: "MR. BOND!!!!!!!!"
*CRASH*
careful what you wish for
very poor choice of words
What funny a death Scene!🤣
My favorite one!
He had to fall out some time
Uh...no, it doesn't. Aside from the fact that everything about the chronology of both franchises is completely different, Skyfall clearly indicates that Bond's (Craig) parents were differently named, and he is the only Bond is this timeline. After all, Casino Royale and Quantum of Solace were about rebooting and re-establishing his character.
If anything, the Skyfall revelation makes it more difficult to cast another character in the role in the future.
Well, Moore's Bond did something that Connery's and Lazenby's portrayals couldn't...
I get the idea that this scene was in response to Kevin McClory, whom at the time was planning a 'rival' Bond film involving Blofeld ("Never say Never again" - 1983) that he had the rights at the time to make - The approach was to show that the official Bond series didn't need Blofeld or SPECTRE.
Bond could have jumped off the helicopter at 2:00 thru 2:15 and would have safely landed on the roof where Blofield was.
Ha i always thought that too
Jarrett Smith Dude, the helicopter is moving at about 50 miles an hour. Seriously c'mon. If he had done that he would have had at least a broken leg or two. He would have been seriously injured.
380PPK -shrug- Miracles happen. I've seen babies fall from five stories and come out completely unharmed.
+380PPK Well with James Bond film logic if you can manage to turn a helicopter around in such a narrow space, surely you can dust yourself off on a rooftop after jumping from oversized RC helicopter? lol
+Jarrett Smith Yeah, I thought the same thing myself. He could've dropped and landed on Blofeld as a cushion on his way off. Haha....
It's not totally their fault actually... "Blofeld" isn't a Ian Fleming 'only' character. He was created in Thunderball (I think) which had a co-writer. Anyway, because of rights issues they stopped using him after Diamonds Are Forever, and he only turned up in For Your Eyes Only (in which the the killed him, and never called him Blofeld) The co-writer did use him in the unoffical Bond film "Never Say Never Again" which is a remake of Thunderball, the only thing the co-writer has the rights for
"Really, have you no respect for the dead"
"Not when it comes down to saving my own a$$!"
I never liked moore that much, but when he rips the cords and the cat hissss, it
brings a smile to my face!!
And that was the end of Ernst Blofeld.
Not quite -- he came back to life in Spectre! (Unless, of course, that was only a spectre of him!)
agentorange153 That's because the Craig films are a reboot.
Eon productions mistake. I would see Casino royale as a prequel and spectre 2015 as a new follow up. That's just me.
EON Productions bought back the rights to Blofeld and SPECTRE from Kevin McClory's estate recently. Which is why they were featured in 007 Legends. Instead of using Number 1 and OCTOPUS.
In typical fashion, the cat bailed on Blofeld before Bond caught up to him.
THis is the best Bond movie with Moore as 007. It took alot out of Fleming's works mainly For Your Eyes Only and Risico with also a scene taken from Live And Let Die. If you don't think this belongs in the top five Bond movies, then you are not a James Bond fan.
I'll buy you a delicatessen in stainless steel has to be one of the strangest begging for your life offers in the history of cinema.
@FraserJWhieldon What the hell is a delicatessen?
One of the best beginnings to any Bond movie.
It will never be an end to Blofeld!!!
the invention... of DRONE AIRCRAFT....?
Skyfall answers once and for all that Connery, Lazenby, Moore, Dalton, Brosnan and Craig are the same character. We see Bod returning to his ancestral home and see his parents grave.
ending was epic... how did those guys acheive this scene
2:08 Blofeld laughs like a psycopath
Anyone else wonder why the helicopter has a stuka siren?
@MisterDeeds It had something to do with some movie company bust up and EON lost rights to use the Blofeld character in the official 007 films, so I guess they just wanted to give final closure by killing him off, but they were not allowed to name the character, which is why Blofeld is not listed in the credits. Though its obvious this character is clearly meant to be Blofeld.
They got the rights back to use Blofeld and SPECTRE.
Indeed, one of the greatest opening sequences ever, especially the cheecky inside joke line of "I'll buy you a delicatessen..... in stainless steel" LMAO.
Actually this is before the opening song.
Hey Blofeld Paybacks are hell. :)
@Darkstar263 Well The Living Daylights is definatley Dalton's best. Great story great adaptation, nice bond car. As for License, well i guess it's about tim i admit that it is a good action paked movie, and very origianl. nice songs by Gladys Knight and PAtti Labelle. Also it was the first to have a lot of language and is considered more violant and darker than the previous ones. But i still like it. It's Dalton's only other movie. The Felix actors in the movies over the years kinda wierd right?
@MechaTailsMK2 it's basically a Deli. Where you can purchase foods (meats, cheeses and breads)
I apologize for my question but... At 0:15 .. Does a helicopter really sound like an airplane??? ;)
Have you heard they just got back the rights to use Blofeld and SPECTRE.
Yup. Kevin McClory's family sold them back to EON.
I hope this is how spectre ends
+MrBrownsugar85 nope spectre ends at jail ... SPECTRE is the beggining of Blofeld
Ah so that's why they didn't mention him and his organization by name in games like GoldenEye: Rouge Agent and From Russia With Love. I haven't played From Russia With Love but I heard the organization in that game was once again referred to as The OCTOPUS.
In the wake of the recent Craig Bond films and McClory's now dead, the question is could SPECTRE be used again?
@hugh0221 One of Blofeld's lines from this scene is as follows:
"I have looked forward to this moment, Mr. Bond. I intend to enjoy it to the full."
We can infer from this line that Bond has most definitely encountered and fought Blofeld at least a couple of times. It also enforces the idea that Bond's caused a lot of damage to Blofeld's organisation, and so the latter intends to brutally punish Bond as retribution for his actions.
At least he had the sense to have his wheelchair upgraded.
Anybody here realize how much in common this pre-credit action sequence has with the cover of Pink Floyd's Animals cover?
Notice the autumnal/industrial look in the cinematography coupled with the smoke stack as a sort of center piece in the filming. Think of the Bell JetRanger as a metaphor for the flying pig...
That was revenge for Tracy in On Her Majesties Secret Service
Is it just me or did this movie have one of the best soundtracks :D
I don't care what anyone says I love this scene and considering all the evil that Blofeld has done in the inglorious end of falling down a smokestack is probably one of the most ironic deaths in the Bond series. Not to mention it is probably just as witty as any of Bond's one liners.
"I'll buy you a delicatessen in stainless steel", wow what a line, as if that would make James Bond think twice before dumping him down the chimney, Classic.
Whats a Delicastaten?
If this scene had the more prominent slide whistle sound effect from The Man With The Golden Gun well, shit...this would be the best scene ever.
Delicatessen in stainless steel LOL WTF
Direct quote from Al Capone!
Obviously it was from him.
Hey need to use the ending of the book You Only Live Twice as Blofeld's next death, as well as Irma Bunt's death
Daniel Craig's Bond could do that justice. Strangling Bolfeld with his bear hands
This was so comedic I thought it was a parody when I saw it once.
+Jaden Von Bat When I first saw this years I ago I honestly asked myself, Did Blofeld just get dropped into a smokestack in a Looney Toons fashion?" lol the only thing missing was a Goofy Holler
Whoever the stunt pilot flying this sequence was ... Must have enjoyed showing their skills off in that Jet Ranger! As for is this really the end of Blofeld? He will be waiting an awfully long time in that 'chimbley' before somebody discovers that he is down there LOL :o)
@Darkstar263 Yes, i watched this a couple weeks back i think on Netflix and then i went to watch The Living Daylights and UHHHG!! THey took it off instant watch! I was mad they did that! But then they added new episodes of Criminal Intent and SVU and Law & ORder. so win win i guess.
By the way, what did u think of The Living DAylights?
Living daylights- one of the best bond movies ever. Ian Fleming approval. Tim dalton IS bond!!!!!! Period
Why a delicatessen?
Blimey, he went to all that trouble to try and kill Bond. He should of just put him in a Super Puma.
anyone have the song at @3:09
I like how they dropped a wax figure of Blofeld down the industrial smoke stack.
Whats the Song ?
I'll buy you a delicatessen in stainless steel? An odd offer
I thought the same thing at the time there. Blofeld must've been babbling in a panic or something there I suppose.
***** Really? Well i'll be,never knew about that till now. Thanks for the tip info,it makes more sense now when you think about it concerning the character of Blofeld. Bribes,greed and money were his thing.
Well, that sort-of worked out in the end, didn't it?
Yeah its no wonder bond decided to drop him helplessly down the chimney stack!!
+Video Stuff what's a delicatessen?
Bond should've taken the delicatessen.
You see the helicopter in this video? Just as a heads up, it was crashed on 11/14/97, killing the pilot. May he RIP.
This was my first bond movie
That was actually way more comical than I expected it be lol.
the one thing I wonder is how did he control this remote control? He needed a frequency to do this, and that helicopter was going in that indoor area at the end and his voice did not waver by going in and out, and his contraption with the monitors didn't have an antenna on it. So whatever frequency it would be, who knows. Also, he got that thing really close to him when he was on that roof and it turned around, that takes some expert manuevering to do that with just that little screen there. But this is a movie, so it is all for fun I guess.
Maybe it was fate or destiny, but the helicopter used for this sequence crashed, near Chichester, West Sussex, killing the pilot, in November 1997.
Nice flying! When a stunt was a real stunt not a computer CGI as today.
That's one reason why I'm not a huge fan of Roger Moore's bond. Another reason is the that stupid slide whistle that happens during the car stunt in Man with the golden gun. It's actually a cool stunt but that stupid sound ruins it every time!
This was interesting.
Hasn't the studio regained the copyrights to Blofeld and SPECTRE recently?
I don't know but there are rumours they'll be back in Bond 24, which would be neat. There are also rumours it will be a direct sequel to Skyfall.
Yes, they have
so long Blofeld have a nice trip see you next FALL!
Would choppers make that noise when it dives?
And thus Bond's war with Blogeld ended...with something out of a fucking Tom & Jerry cartoon.Dope as hell.
"I'll buy you a delicatessen" lol
Think you'll find he's playing the same character - James Bond 007...so it is the same person, just a different actors interpretation.
You have to honor villains who have a good laugh!
Stuka siren lol
Why was it that Moore's bond was angrier at Stromberg and brutally executed him but seemed so casual when he killed Blofeld?
Supervillain Rule #1:
When the so-called hero is about to die, you MUST gloat at him.
Keyword: MUST.
Robert Rietti: So after I say "We can do a deal," to Bond, what do I tell him I'm buying him?
Director: Just say the dumbest thing you can think of. But make sure it ends with a rhyme for "deal."
The Bond series has so many incarnations of Blofeld to the point of ridiculousness. We had faceless Blofeld's, Scar Wearing with a foreign accent, Kojak earlobes missing with an American accent and worst of all Charles Gray with a full head of hair to full female drag. No wonder Mike Myers made a Dr Evil parody of the character ha ha ha
It was justified in the novels, but basically, Blofeld is constantly trying to protect his identity by having many plastic surgeries to change his face.
finalbossd okay, that makes more sense I suppose. Still if you had that many plastic surgeries to look like different people all the time you wouldn't have a face left ha ha
And more proof they are the same character, his wife is mentioned many times since her death and the pain on Bond's face is evident, no matter who plays him. Anyone who mentions her he quickly cuts off or changes the subject as the pain is still there 30+ years on
if i wrote a Bond movie in the future, would you be mad if i used that?
The music at 3:06 absolutely fucking kills me every time.