OCTOPUSSY | Acrostar Jet
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- Bond gets out of a scrape in OCTOPUSSY using the nifty Acrostar ”Bede” Jet. For close-ups of Bond manoeuvring the jet through a hangar, special effects supervisor John Richardson mounted a plane on a pole attached to a stripped-down Jaguar. The car was driven through the hangar at breakneck speed, soldiers running in front of the car to hide the chassis.
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It's so ridiculous that it's brilliant. I love it, and Moore delivers that line so perfectly.
Effortlessly charming, but that was Roger Moore in a nutshell wasn't it? Rest In Peace.
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Fill her up please. 😎✌
From a time when Bond movies were entertainment. One can watch and enjoy these movies over and over again.
but now that your IQ has eventually gone up, it all looks like a circus)
Hey, it’s Roger Moore
Agree Tom.
a vehicle that bond uses that actually stays in one peice, Q would be proud
Nuts! That was going to be my line.
Bond did bring "Little Nelly" back in one piece in "You Only Live Twice".
@@rwboa22 there were scratches, so Q still ripped Bond a new one.
Q would be surprised.
Q hasn't failed yet or his gadgets.
One of the best pre-title sequences. Also the last in which it's a separate mini mission and not connected to the main story.
William Southall I like the separate mini-missions because they're like a standalone short film.
But this wasn't the last one - what about Tomorrow Never Dies?
@@redlightmax But in TND It wasn't a separate mini mission, because you see the Encoder and Mr.Gupta who plays a part in the main story. Octopussy is definitely the last which it's pre-credit sequence was separate from the main story. Something I would personally like to see again.
@eating sugar no papa Well the theme of him becoming a double O is a theme through out the movie
Agreed
The pre-credits Tomorrow Never Dies was also a separate mini-mission was it not?
I love it when he flies through the hangar. The jet sound turns into a diving JU-87 stuka (propeller plane) and he goes from flying at mach 1 to knife edging at 20 mph haha
That, and the door seems to halfway open again.
I saw this one for my 17th birthday back in 1983 those were the best days Love it I am a die hard bond fan 007👍👍👍🤗🤗
@@stanxx8011 I remember octopussy when I was in school. I think I was 13 or maybe 14. I can also remember sitting at my parents breakfast table eating my cereal and looking at the back of my cornflakes box, they were running a promotion to collect memorabilia from the movie with tokens.
I didn't really notice that. But after reading your comment I went back and paid more attention to the sound. Right!!!! That IS the Jericho Siren on a diving Stuka!!!!! Funny I didn't catch that as I am an RC model flyer and the Stuka is one of my favorite planes and I have had several Stukas and still have one now.
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I forget how good that scene is. It is totally ridiculous but exciting as hell. And that little jet looks awesome as it darts through the air
Great scene and Sir Commander Roger Moore a great bond you'll be sorely missed.
راجر مور۔۔۔ہم تمھیں کبھی بھولا نہیں پائیں گے۔۔۔
this is why i love roger moore. he can be serious when he wants but also finds way to liven things up such as that "fill 'er up". i think after "the spy who loved me", he became more relaxed and comfortable in that role where he was just having fun and i think the films he made afterwards was him just having fun and it made the film sets a lot of fun.
I saw this one for my 17th birthday back in 1983 on Fordham road the Bronx when the movie theater was there Fordham road and valintine Ave those were the best days Love it I am a die hard bond fan 007👍👍👍🤗🤗
Saw this film on my 9th birthday.
me too !.... but I was 20 years old ...!
Saw em on Long Island!
Bede BD-5J; The model used in the movie had a fuel load of about 26 gallons and could fly about 75-90 minutes at cruise. Later versions (Coors, Budweiser "Silver Bullet") carried up to 32 Gallon tank.
My uncle was building a long wing BD-5 when Jim Bede went bust. Never got completed.
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Damn lucky for your uncle. He would have most likely killed himself.
Where can I buy one 🤔
As I recall, this is the Coors Light Silver Bullet, repainted for the movie ..
@@travi152Trade-a-Plane. If you're lucky enough to catch one for sale 😂. Lots of people started building the kits, but Jim Bede went broke, so many of them didn't get finished.
One of the most underrated Bond films to date.
Totally underrated.
Highly, along with Living Daylights and the very violent License To Kill.
@@CraigMcfly1985 No. Those got their praise. They were too dark anyway
Roger Moore James Bond will always be my favorite James Bond Always
I Will Always Love You Roger Moore James Bond 😍😘🥰❤💋🌹♥️
saw your excellent comments about Roger Moore on 'The Saint ' channel !! ^ I agree .. ! )))
@@marazanmusic Aw Thank you ❤
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@@marazanmusic Sir Roger,s Bond films will always be the most entertaining of the whole lot.Brosnan,s and of course Craig,s have one thing in common they are incredibly boring
Let's appreciate a non-cgi sequence done right.
Get a look at the ski/base jump stunt from The Spy Who Loved Me.
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@Maxim Ghost I agree. Cheaper too.
LOVE IT!!!
Old school effects. The jet towed through the hanger on a stick bolted to a trailer.
The most realistic part of this whole scene is that for once when a plane runs out of fuel in a movie, it doesn't just fall out of the sky.
Always Loved To Watched this Movie on a Sunday Afternoon BTW Roger Moore Was The Favorite Bond of My Late Mother and Mine Too 😁😁
Great Bond movie and one of the best pre-title sequences.
i miss the 80s and early 90's really bad.
0:36
"Look, it's over there where I'm pointing, do you see it??"
"Mate, you're talking to me on the phone..."
1q1q
I never understood that either lol
It's what made it funny.
Probably relaying coordinates or tell them to activate their radar and shoot the only flying thing there
@@brutustantheiii8477 Yes he is.
Well done John Glen n Roger Moore.cant beat the good old movies.every scene was memorable.todays Bond movies cant touch the old.ones.
2:01 That's the most English-looking crowd of South American horse enthusiasts in the history of the world.
Kudos to entire team for such hardwork
As a boy this was our most favoured of the Bond pursuits: the victory spin at the end remains, even to our mature eyes, pleasing.
Lol. I remember watching this as a kid. It's aged surprisingly well! 😄
One of the best starts to any bond film
Whoever did the flying for this scene was ABSOLUTELY AWESOME!!!! their skill is second to NONE!!! Especially through the second doors of that hanger. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍😉
Regarding the hangar scene..... the stunt pilot did not fly directly throughout the hangar but they made it like 007 flew throughout the hangar by attaching one of the aircrafts to a pole attached to a Jaguar car..and they had to put like people and the aircrafts on the hangar to keep the pole car moving the plane out of sight to give the feeling of the pilot flying throughout the hangar
@@martinanaya388 The shot at 1:46, where it leaves the hangar, is still very impressive though.
All praise to the cinematographer and editor 🎉
I was projectionist for this when we received it in the summer of 1983.
I really like the opening with the jet but having said that my brain over analyzes everything.
When the jet enters the hangar at that speed, he would have exited almost as fast as he entered.
Also showing Moore in a model tilted and slowed down, the prop holding the right wing is painfully obvious.
Other than that and the Tarzan yell and clown scenes, it's a very underrated 007 adventure.
Actually my favorite of Moore's.
If John Barry had done the music for TSWLM, then it would have been rated a 10 out of 10.
A fine analysis.
@@michaeldavidfigures9842 i fully agree to this statement.
There was an exact replica of this jet on display years ago outside a Honda dealership in my hometown. It always reminded me of this film, one of my favorites when I was growing up.
ROGER MOORE IS JAMES BOND OO7
OCTOPUSSY is an amazing Bond-film, it has everything (except for a Bond car)..... It surely is one of the best in the franchise..... And I just love Magda and Octopussy and Sir Roger is just hilarious, it seems that Bond is in his nature.....
And I really love the Indian settings, because I'm an Indian.....
BOND HITS AN ALL TIME HIGH
&
NOBODY DOES HIM BETTER
@eating sugar no papa None of them do him better than Sir Roger Moore.....
@eating sugar no papa His Bond was full of fun..... His Bond movies lets you enjoy the time, while others are so serious that you can't enjoy more..... SIR ROGER MOORE IS THE BEST JAMES BOND EVER.....
@eating sugar no papa Brosnan only had looks. Sir Roger is classy.
@eating sugar no papa "...objectively speaking, he's one of the worst."
You don't know what "objectively" means. Your assertion that he is "one of the worst" is a *subjective* opinion.
Connery best bond ever!!!
I remember see Octopussy while at the OBX beach NC, during the summer of 83'. Had just finished my 1st year of college. Gewz, I'm gettin' old!!
Has to be one of the coolest James Bond opening of all time 👍💯
Roger always had the best one liners 😅.
that is why Roger Moore was my favorite James Bond
John Richardson should've got an Oscar for this.
My freshman year of college, saw this in Waikiki theatre with my bro, loved the gas station part lol! RIP Sir Roger🙏
this is the most old memory i have of a bond movie when i was a kid.
That scene never gets old.
No CGI. :-)
The most high-tech aspect of the plane is that it doesnt need jet fuel... just regular gas.
I noticed that too
Yeah
To be fair, jet engines aren't actually picky. The specifics of the burner might need to be modified, but it isn't like a piston engine that needs to have it burn only at a certain time and speed. It's absolutely possible that lighter oils might just work.
Да.ну.нахуй
Obviously the perfect line "Fill her up"!!!!
2:06 Background fits perfectly for a flight with 250 knots. To this day no one would guess, that the plane was standing on the ground and not moving at all and it was just camera magic. ^^
God i miss roger moore :(
Wkkwkw
To my mind the best Bond ... never took it too seriously, and quintessentially English balance of cool reserve and self-mockery.
If you take viagra it will not make you James Bond but you will roger moore 👌😀
RIP Sir Roger Moore.
Fantastic. What a great scene. Loved Roger Moore in Bond movies. He always had the great cheeky approach in the way he delivers his one liners.
Absolutely the most amazing thing I have ever seen
STUNNING James bond movie
Rest in peace Sir Roger Moore
One of the best pre title sequences ever!
Thats what I love about Bond movies. Always showing off cool stuff.
Bond movies are the best. Me and my brother always went to movies to see new James Bond 007 movies. Those were the days.
Every actor who has played Bond has a few GREAT scenes. This is definitely one of the top Roger Moore scenes.
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Fill er up please!
The best Bond film with Rodger Moore, fantastic.
The VFX of it coming out of the hangar are impeccable, even frame by frame.
Erm yes... Entering and exiting the hangar look unbelievably good. How did they do it? And obviously I'm excluding the crappy bit going through the hangar (which I understand was a plane on a stick on a car) 😀.
2:35
Bond - “Fill her up, please.”
Old man - “Who, your Mum?” 💀
I like how James Bond is: Expert Jet pilot, expert prop pilot, expert helicopter pilot, expert driver both car and motorcycle, expert skier, expert sky diver, expert shot, expert horse rider, expert scuba diver, literally the thing he is LEAST expert at but still proficient at is stealth and melee combat. You can see the pole holding the plane at 1:40. One of those once you see if you can't unsee it.
that missile chase was like watching a tom & Jerry cartoon
yes cat and mouse
The legendary "Q" could've not thought of a better way to get Bond out of danger by concealing a BD-5J in a horsebox.
What incredible aviation skills James Bond shown while he flew the jet.
And he used that missile fired at him to wipe out a whole hanger! All in a day's work for Agent 007!
And Roger did his own flying which not many people know about.
Commander Bond. That’s an air force rank I believe.
@@lameduck3630 Thanks I was wondering if he did it or was it done by a stuntman.
@@dinoflagella4185 No it's Navy
Roger Moore is so good at delivering these lines
This is the best pre title sequence of all it is still fresh.
This sequence put the BD-5 microjet on the map. Until then, only a handful of people in aviation knew of its existence.
Classic cinematography and the panache of Roger Moore; just great stuff !
My favourite James Bond ❤, Roger Moore, RIP 🙏❤💙♥😢
Pause at 1:40 and 1:43 - - Though it's blurry, you can see the pole used to prop up the Bede jet inside the hangar. The pole was attached to a Jaguar with the roof torn off to complete the illusion.
When the Bede BD-5J 'Acrostar' Jet exits the hanger at high speed and climbing, did you notice in the scene that cuts to Bond looking back over his shoulder, the parked helicopter on his left to which he appears to be "driving" past at a slow speed. No doubt filmed with the aircraft on the ground and under tow.
@@timorvet1 - - Nice spotting there mate. At least they used practical effects instead of CGI though CGI wasn't a thing yet in the early 80s. And Moore himself did that scene instead of a stunt double. This Bede jet scene looked awesome back then.
If I win the lottery, that little jet is on my wishlist.
Count me in lad.
When my parents went to see this, my mom complained that my dad made her sit through this sequence a second time. He loved planes.
"Fill her up, please."
I love it!
Sir, James Bond Your Movies Are Extraordinary, Classic Cinematography, Watching From India, Hats Off You,What an Amazing,🙏👏👏👏💖👍
Que saudades,do 007 mais charmoso! 🙏🥰❤💋⚘
The landing on the road and refilling part was likely inspired by Hans-Joachim Marseille a German WWII fighter ace who is believed to have done this while in pilot traing.
When you’re tasked with having to engage in multiple sorties, shooting down several planes (17 on one occasion!) sometimes one has to do this…
Never knew a jet could bank sideways and stay airborne at 15 mph, (albeit he was navigating through a hangar and didn’t want to scratch the paint. )
I luv this sequence & must've seen this movie a hundred times since it came out 37 yrs ago. But I never noticed, until now, that there's actually a Learjet (posing as the AcroStar) flying toward the hangar at 1:32. You can even see it's twin engine nacelles towards the back of it's fuselage.
The horses arse. gets me. looks so real then it winches up. ha ha
One of the best openings. Maybe THE best
I like how that commanders first idea upon seeing the plane coming straight at him in the hanger was to close the doors
Cooler than a freshly chilled cucumber.
Great well done scene. The story on how they pulled this off is so interesting. These guys were genius- are they called Second unit???
Something like that, yes.
Watch the hangar scene and explosion back in slow motion. Really impressive special effects. Yes, the plane was on a cable (that you can't see at all), but it's all so well done
Old Hollywood Logic: all planes in a dive (piston engined or jets) sound like Stukas. Why?
Dramatic Hollywood movie effect probably to create emotional response to people watching
Bond film always do this lol. Even a diving helicopter in one of the films.
cause it's coooooooool
It's the airplane equivalent of the Wilhelm scream.
The jet wouldn't make a noise until long past camera
There are some great forced perspective gags, like the jet exiting the hangar where the near door is fake and positioned close to camera to make the gap look much smaller
Absolutely impossible, but so fun...James, you're the best with a jetplane !
Out of every Bond intro Ive always loved this scene best!
Roger Moore is my favorite 007. I am not saying he is the best Bond. But he's the one I first saw back when I was a little kid and was amazed at how badazz he was. My dad always said check out Connery and I have. Him and I have even watched some of the older ones. Connery is great. So are the other "newer" ones and Daniel Craig. But Roger Moore is my favorite.
Фильм шикарный, регулярно его пересматриваю!
I love how the "missile" was actually attached to the plane using a hidden wire so when it went past the launcher, the missile "fired".
Great movie!
All I can say is, “Q” is the man .
Bond isn’t too bad himself
Loved the pre tital sequence that sees Bond on a non related mission to the movie plotline, Craig gone do another reboot and bring back this type of Bond movie
I remember seeing this movie at the theater as a little boy. It was the first time I was ever at a movie theater until after midnight.
The slowest rocket with the longest burning motor ever devised!
Not a rocket it's a missile
@@rolltide9547 What is a "missle"?
@@scheusselmensch5713 Missile is a rocket that carries a warhead (explosive charge or payload) making it a weapon. Some people use the two terms interchangeably.
@@markschroeder2578 That's because the two terms ARE interchangeable. And of course there are missiles that carry no warhead. Perhaps those should be called hitiles. In any event I was referring to the rocket and its motor. If you've ever seen such things launched, and I've seen hundreds upon hundreds, you would know that most of the motors burn only briefly.
AND A VERY LONG WIRE TOO!
Fantastico Roger 😍 per me il migliore 😁😁
I love how the jet is fitted with a Stuka Serien
Jets going high speeds usually buzz like this.
@@Bartonovich52 no they don’t
@@Bartonovich52 no man, you watch too many movies. That sound is a siren that the germans used to put on their planes in WW2. At a certain speed achieved by diving they would make that distinct sound. It was for psychological warfare.
Q had some of them in storage 😁
The part where he flys though the hanger is brilliant
2:14
I love how the ground is clearly visible and not moving, and it seems like the cameraman saw it too
I never noticed that! 😳
13 yo me seeing this in the theater was was thrilled by this scene, 50 yo me still thinks it's brilliant!
How did the audience react? They must've been loud at this scene back then!
Wow, a BD-5j. I haven't seen one of those in at least 30 years
They were big on the airshow circuit back in the 80s.
Amazing aircraft, Jim Bede was well ahead of his time with it. I don't think the 'J's had the greatest safety record though unfortunately.
0:58 god that sound is amazing
Ugh. I thought I was the only one. . .
Dang, for a moment there I looked for a Stuka
That is a cool-ass sequence. You could tweak that digitally and it would be insane.
No fucking CGI.
That's the best of all !
Roger Moore. The man...the class.
How the hell is that a real movie title lmao
At least now I finally know why this was hanging on Q’s wall in “Die Another Day.”
Oh that's right.
Back when 007 was fun.
BD-5J one of my favourite light aircrafts
I had the opportunity to sit in one at an airshow many years ago and my shoulders were wider than the fuselage so I could sit but not square my shoulders. That destroyed my illusion of ever flying one. Still an amazing little airplane. The pilot told me the pulsejet was mounted so high up above the centerline he had to get up to take off speed and throttle back to take off since the thrust kept it pressed to the runway.
Classic Bond Great move Love it !
The jet was shot down. SAMs use a proximity fuse. The missile need only get close.