he is number 2 bond for me. Sean will always be number 1 but this was the first bond movie i got to see in theaters and will always be in my heart for it.
Okay, can we just take time to appreciate the sound effects for this scene? Because I love the mix of classic and modern sounds of the bullets ricocheting.
The action scenes are amazing. I must say it, the way they make fun of rusian army and soldiers on this movie is Hilarious, but of course Rusia at 90s was a mess
@@adri2shadow More like the US Army. Actually, the knowledge of the army was taken from the British and American. In Russia in the 80s already another form was. In Russia know that it is possible to easily eliminate the crew of a tank, one infantryman. Just run up to the tank and throw a grenade into the open hatch or give a turn from the machine gun. On that have American or British, and principle mind not enough. Same. Houses in St. Petersburg in the historic part of the city consist of stone blocks and not gtukaturka. Even a train is very difficult to break through a wall. And here is a tank. And Bond would have died in reality already the moment he punched through the fence wall with his head stuck out on the rouge. It is not possible to operate a tank while standing halfway out of the tank. In short. Many nuances that speak of the stupidity of the screenwriters! And why strain on Russia stereotypes that are taken from the images of Americans and Britons?
@@timwingham8952 Russia and the USSR only in difficult moments uses mass. The bulk of wars, uses smaller forces than the enemy's. It is not clear where these Russian hordes came from. For example, let's look at how they took Königsberg. The Germans lost many times more under complete superiority! And so most battles. The Napoleonic Wars. Russia tried not to get involved in major battles. Today with Ukraine, when cities are just being shelled with artillery, drones and missiles. And when there is no one to hold them, then come the assault teams. And from 2 to 5 people. The Ukrainians have assault teams of 15 people. That is, Russia does not consistently use large numbers of people. On the contrary, it fights in small groups. Even the Americans were sending 1,000-3,000 soldiers per 100 Iraqis!
Those first 30 seconds after he escapes the room are my favorite of any Bond movie. He is desperate, his back is against the wall, and there's no room for finesse. At that moment we see what he is truly capable of, and as Natalia's reaction shows it is absolutely terrifying and awful.
Nick Jakusi Because there were so many Amazing movies and Popular movies in that Year as well as this Classic Bond Film! BraveHeart, Die Hard 3: With A Vengeance, Toy Story, Pocahontas, Jumanji, Seven, Heat, Bad Boys, Batman Forever, Rob Roy, Water World, Babe, Apollo 13, Assassins, Casper, Ace Ventura, Casino, The Basketball Diaries, The Quick and The Dead, The Usual Suspects, the list goes on. Not all of the movies I mentioned are Amazing but they are popular to this day. But a lot of those movies are Amazing! Just goes to show how Big of a year it was for Film and Cinema!
OK I prefer old school Bond movies but GoldenEye was very unique Action/Adventure movie - great storyline, impressive visual effects. This movie opened "The New Era Bond Movies". I can't say that Pierce Brosnan was #1 Bond but he looked great in this role. Sean Bean was perfect villain. Famke Janssen was brilliant Bond Girl - real bad ass. I also love Tina Turner's theme song - very memorable.
I think Pierce was the best Bond! He had everything, swag most use if gadgets, always doing something cool, great with the ladies, jokes always hitting the punches at the right time but the fight scenes wasn't the best but they weren't bad either. My Bond order is #1Pierce, 2# Roger Moore, thr Timothy Dalton movies were ok and you can put whoever is the best to you after two I posted. Who do you think was the best Bond? It definitely wasn't Craig at all, all his movies were bad except for the last one, even though it ended terribly.
@@redcrimson1028 Craig is my least favorite Bond and I don't care that I'm in minority with this. Pierce was great. I only disliked him in Die Another Day. Roger Moore is my #1, then Connery and then Pierce but Dalton was great too
@@irina1296 Craig was one of the worst for sure. He didn't fit the character at all. He is a very good actor but not a good fit for the bond roll. I do think the stunt choreography and fighting does however go's to Craig hands down above all the actors though but that's about it. I definitely respect your line up because all these guys were great. Dalton was cool though! Surprise me Q lol. One again, for me : #1 Pierce #2 Roger Moor was bad ass dude u gotta admit, he was also cool. Man pierce was just awesome. He had everything, he definitely didn't have the best fight scenes but they were good enough. He had the best swag for a bond character. Have u seen the November man with pierce? That was like his own James bond movie without the name. It was good. Why everybody hate die another day? That movie was great. The only drawback was I think they should've done more with Halley Berry's character though other than that, that was one of pierces best Bond movies. It was definitely better than the world is not enough.
At 1:45 there are at least 3 tanks blocking #343 tank's path to the perimeter wall but at 3:40 Bond miraculously manages to get through all those tanks to bust the wall. Gotta be a super tank.
Still like Brosnan better than Craig's Bond. While I like Craig, Brosnan was still more of the dashing, lady's man the character was supposed to be...and occasionally you got scenes like this. Also, a lot of people miss it, but he switches guns in the staircase.
Brosnan was always my favorite he was more serious with his enemies. Fun fact Brosnan's wife actually wanted him to get the James bond role it was her dream look what happened sadly she died right before he was hired. 😂
Flemming's Bond was never a dashing lady's man. Craig is _precisely_ Fleming's Bond and I've been waiting for him my whole life. The only other actor that came close was Dalton.
Pierce Brosnan was the “soft spoken” James Bond compared to the others. Loved the 90’s and early 2000’s Brosnan era. I kinda wished they gave him one more “Everything Or Nothing” with William Defoe as the villain.
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I remember seeing this scene for the first time and thinking damn this is a cool new Bond he just shoot more henchmen than all the previous Bonds in this scene alone.
So you would intentionally give someone that knows you intend to kill them a loaded gun, before rambling on about it and slowly begin to pull out your own gun. That seems relatively unlikely.
Goldeneye was written for Timothy Dalton and kept the movie darker which is why this is one darker in tone then Brosnan’s other Bond films. Timothy Dalton quit the role before Goldeneye was in production and Brosnan took over.
It always leaves me in stitches how Ourumov angrily screams at Natalya to "get out" as he's already pulling her out by the arm. Dude has a lot of these subtly comedic moments throughout the film.
Idk why but my favorite part of this scene is when he has to spin the tank the other way… adds such a human factor of “yea I’m Bond but I don’t drive a tank every day” lol
Still my favorite Bond actor.
Still my favorite Bond movie.
And still my favorite N64 game.
AGREED!! This game had recently released on Nintendo Switch Online.
I feel your pain. Plaing Nintento is always a traumatic experience.
he is number 2 bond for me. Sean will always be number 1 but this was the first bond movie i got to see in theaters and will always be in my heart for it.
Okay, can we just take time to appreciate the sound effects for this scene? Because I love the mix of classic and modern sounds of the bullets ricocheting.
The little things like that ultimately determine how well a film ages
I just love it how he casually adjusts his tie after two cars ran into the rear of his tank.
The dry humour never gets old
"No time to exchange insurance policies..." 💪😎✌️
Can't worry out bothering with small arms wen must have anity tank equipment 😂😂😂😂
5:19 - "Use the bumper. That's what it's for." That line gets me every time!!
That's how most drivers feel about pedestrians and cyclists in the uk
Archives, Streets and Depot in 8 minutes worth of movie time
Mission status: Completed
World Record speedrun.
Pretty sure those levels took less than 8 minutes tho 😂 if you’re good 😌
Ourumov: "hah! i framed you for the murder of a russian agent now what are you gonna do?"
Bond: *"so anyways I started blasting"*
It is a Ministr of defence
@@RedCerberus010 ouromov hated that guy anyway
This is the best action scene from the Brosnan era, simply amazing.
What a movie 🎬 and the music 🎶 😮 totally awesome 👌
Hell yeah! 🤙🏻
Let's hear it for practical effects holding up 25 years later.
The action scenes are amazing.
I must say it, the way they make fun of rusian army and soldiers on this movie is Hilarious, but of course Rusia at 90s was a mess
@@adri2shadow The Russian military has always had one key advantage. Quantity.
@@timwingham8952 I just wanted to emphasize they could only joke like this about rusian army at the 90s, today is a different history.
@@adri2shadow More like the US Army. Actually, the knowledge of the army was taken from the British and American.
In Russia in the 80s already another form was. In Russia know that it is possible to easily eliminate the crew of a tank, one infantryman. Just run up to the tank and throw a grenade into the open hatch or give a turn from the machine gun. On that have American or British, and principle mind not enough.
Same. Houses in St. Petersburg in the historic part of the city consist of stone blocks and not gtukaturka. Even a train is very difficult to break through a wall. And here is a tank. And Bond would have died in reality already the moment he punched through the fence wall with his head stuck out on the rouge.
It is not possible to operate a tank while standing halfway out of the tank.
In short. Many nuances that speak of the stupidity of the screenwriters! And why strain on Russia stereotypes that are taken from the images of Americans and Britons?
@@timwingham8952 Russia and the USSR only in difficult moments uses mass. The bulk of wars, uses smaller forces than the enemy's. It is not clear where these Russian hordes came from. For example, let's look at how they took Königsberg. The Germans lost many times more under complete superiority! And so most battles. The Napoleonic Wars. Russia tried not to get involved in major battles. Today with Ukraine, when cities are just being shelled with artillery, drones and missiles. And when there is no one to hold them, then come the assault teams. And from 2 to 5 people. The Ukrainians have assault teams of 15 people. That is, Russia does not consistently use large numbers of people. On the contrary, it fights in small groups.
Even the Americans were sending 1,000-3,000 soldiers per 100 Iraqis!
"Honey, you coming home soon?"
"You know I'm in war right now."
"My parents aren't home."
3:40
Garrus would definitely do that
@@sileNtHunTerGR No
Bond, James Bond
4:34 - I always loved that 'My man is going to save me' look in her face
Lol I loved that too.
More like "My man can not only drive a tank, but is willing to drive through a building with it to save me!"
And Ourumovs shitting bricks right next to her.
Those first 30 seconds after he escapes the room are my favorite of any Bond movie. He is desperate, his back is against the wall, and there's no room for finesse. At that moment we see what he is truly capable of, and as Natalia's reaction shows it is absolutely terrifying and awful.
Fatal instinct, the true bond modus operandi
1995 was such a good year for film!!!
Jan Smekens why is that
Nick Jakusi *this movie*
I was born in that year!
Nick Jakusi Because there were so many Amazing movies and Popular movies in that Year as well as this Classic Bond Film! BraveHeart, Die Hard 3: With A Vengeance, Toy Story, Pocahontas, Jumanji, Seven, Heat, Bad Boys, Batman Forever, Rob Roy, Water World, Babe, Apollo 13, Assassins, Casper, Ace Ventura, Casino, The Basketball Diaries, The Quick and The Dead, The Usual Suspects, the list goes on. Not all of the movies I mentioned are Amazing but they are popular to this day. But a lot of those movies are Amazing! Just goes to show how Big of a year it was for Film and Cinema!
Yes it was !
1:13 where Natalya grabs Bonds shoulders and points him to the direction new hostiles appear is always a win. + the score = perfection
He forgot to retrieve the Chopper Black Box, so he still failed the mission.
Josh Donoho 😂😂😂 still the best bond film ever tho
He was only on Agent difficulty.
Need I remind you, 007, that you have a licence to kill, not to break the traffic laws
But he did stop at the red light.
So says smokey and ..."The bandit"...
That's so british!
I wouldn't think of it!
"Don't touch that! That's my lunch."
OK I prefer old school Bond movies but GoldenEye was very unique Action/Adventure movie - great storyline, impressive visual effects. This movie opened "The New Era Bond Movies". I can't say that Pierce Brosnan was #1 Bond but he looked great in this role. Sean Bean was perfect villain. Famke Janssen was brilliant Bond Girl - real bad ass.
I also love Tina Turner's theme song - very memorable.
Famke Janssen wasn't the Bond girl, that was Izabella Scorupco
@@thodorisioannidis6616 "the Bond girls" are both the good and the bad ones
I think Pierce was the best Bond! He had everything, swag most use if gadgets, always doing something cool, great with the ladies, jokes always hitting the punches at the right time but the fight scenes wasn't the best but they weren't bad either.
My Bond order is #1Pierce, 2# Roger Moore, thr Timothy Dalton movies were ok and you can put whoever is the best to you after two I posted. Who do you think was the best Bond? It definitely wasn't Craig at all, all his movies were bad except for the last one, even though it ended terribly.
@@redcrimson1028 Craig is my least favorite Bond and I don't care that I'm in minority with this. Pierce was great. I only disliked him in Die Another Day. Roger Moore is my #1, then Connery and then Pierce but Dalton was great too
@@irina1296 Craig was one of the worst for sure. He didn't fit the character at all. He is a very good actor but not a good fit for the bond roll. I do think the stunt choreography and fighting does however go's to Craig hands down above all the actors though but that's about it.
I definitely respect your line up because all these guys were great. Dalton was cool though! Surprise me Q lol.
One again, for me :
#1 Pierce
#2 Roger Moor was bad ass dude u gotta admit, he was also cool.
Man pierce was just awesome. He had everything, he definitely didn't have the best fight scenes but they were good enough. He had the best swag for a bond character.
Have u seen the November man with pierce? That was like his own James bond movie without the name. It was good.
Why everybody hate die another day? That movie was great. The only drawback was I think they should've done more with Halley Berry's character though other than that, that was one of pierces best Bond movies. It was definitely better than the world is not enough.
I love the fact that he choose real T-55 among the group of Chieftain mocked up as Russian tank.
You'd figure with filming in Russia, they could have done a wide establishing shots with some other T-55s.
Nothing beats the over the top action of the 90’s. Nothing.
And here it doesn't feel excessive still. Kinda cheesy but in a good way.
Witness the grandeur of METROPOLIS
It's magnificent!
god I never seen bond be more of an badass like he did in the archives scene, fantastic movie
I can see Bond's name almost cleared:
He didn't kill the defence minister... He did kill 137 other soldiers though.
Innocent soldiers, too. They were deceived by their general, and thought Bond was a terrorist.
It was a conspiration made by the russians to make Russia return as USSR
I love when guards only respond to "Guards!" but not to gunshots being fired.
Bueno es Rusia y la era post sovietica la KGB ejecutaba a personas a mansalva así que escuchar disparos viniendo de una celda no es algo raro.
@@samueldzib3229yes! Exactly!
thats a former soviet military prison / interrogation room. shots being fired in there was probably pretty normal
At 1:45 there are at least 3 tanks blocking #343 tank's path to the perimeter wall but at 3:40 Bond miraculously manages to get through all those tanks to bust the wall. Gotta be a super tank.
Considering he comes out of the wall at a height, he probably ran over the others.
I remember the first time I saw this film back in the 90's when those crisp clear horns come in at 2:11 thinking "okay now it's a James Bond movie."
One of the most fun levels on the game!
I vividly remember watching this as a kid on our Sony Trinitron TV in the living room.
I love that music that starts around 0:45! So epic!
It gave me chills when i saw the film for the first time at the theatre. Still does.
The nice thing about the KF7 Soviet is that the guards drop plenty of ammo for it when you dispatch them.
The memories come flooding back n64 and the Klobb 😅
Still like Brosnan better than Craig's Bond. While I like Craig, Brosnan was still more of the dashing, lady's man the character was supposed to be...and occasionally you got scenes like this. Also, a lot of people miss it, but he switches guns in the staircase.
I like Craig better but i like Brosnan second most then Sean Connery
Yes, he does switch rifles after having run out. Got it once, got it again.
Brosnan was always my favorite he was more serious with his enemies. Fun fact Brosnan's wife actually wanted him to get the James bond role it was her dream look what happened sadly she died right before he was hired. 😂
Flemming's Bond was never a dashing lady's man.
Craig is _precisely_ Fleming's Bond and I've been waiting for him my whole life.
The only other actor that came close was Dalton.
@@kevinmorad2563I don't think the laughing crying emoji is quite appropriate for his wife's wishes coming true only right after her death...
I love how the Volvo 240 at 7:07 is like fuck that I may be a Tank but I aint going up against THAT Tank
The best looking Bond of all time. And the suits to match his charismatic appeal. Brosnan. Connery and Moore were the best.
Pierce Brosnan was the “soft spoken” James Bond compared to the others. Loved the 90’s and early 2000’s Brosnan era. I kinda wished they gave him one more “Everything Or Nothing” with William Defoe as the villain.
That'd been something! Dafoe would've been a PERFECT villain
Love Goldeneye!
Siberian4 me too! Who doesn’t
Yeah me too !
I’ve never seen an AK-74 with such a high rate of fire and bottomless magazine.
It's AKSU-74))
smoketinytom Well, it's a 90s action flicks. Bottomless magazines is always happens at that time. Even Rambo never run out of bullets everytime
They probably have yhe infinite ammo cheat on.
Just haven't discovered aimbots yet.
You can clearly see him picking up clips before he went into archives
One might argue Brosnan was a smashing James Bond here
Bond managed to clean his T-55 on a his way to train depot.
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You can tell he's got class, he cleaned his ride using Perrier water.
The Era when Guns SOUNDED like GUNS 🔫 ❤🇳🇬
The sound of the AK47
The sound of the KRINKOV 😊
Bond drifting a tank, bad guy boozing, Chodes shooting AK’s at a tank. Total bond
Unfair bond used unlimited ammo cheat codes.
erhe etrherh And a Rate Of Fire Cheat.
Offscreen reloads.
Nobody mention the tank.
he did pick up another AK when the first one is empty
U could see him picking up rounds off the floor before he went into the archives
One of the best scenes ever!
I can't recall the n64 graphics being this good
The guards didn’t respond to the gunshots, but did respond instantly when he shouted “guards!”
Nataliya is such a helpful bond girl.
Yes she is.
Every GTA game when you are bored and decide to steal a tank and chase after some random car for no reason. Other than they cut you off.
Gottfried John was legendary as Ourumov, may he rest in peace. :(
3:40 Superb entry!!! 👌
It's the adjusting of the tie that does it for me.
Remember to press start repeatedly when youre talking to mishkin if you want a prayer of getting invisibility
His tank insurance is gonna go through the roof!
Tank chase scene was actually filmed in Sanct Peterburg - Russia second capital city. :)
And somehow the train and tank end up on the nene valley railway in Peterborough England
I remember seeing this scene for the first time and thinking damn this is a cool new Bond he just shoot more henchmen than all the previous Bonds in this scene alone.
1:52 OMG THOSE BOOT SOUNDS CLAPPING THO-👀
T-55 is one sexy beast! And yet this one is a specific "AMV" variation I think!
Fast Tanks, but not very well armored, too.
Whats the other tank? The "46" seen at 3:07?
Those guards would make excellent Imperial Stormtroopers... They aim about as well...
This is one of my favirote scenes in the movie including the tank chase. Hillarously ingenious
95 was an amazing year.
Yes it was.
0:24 He did'nt clear the ppk's chamber. There would still be one shot for Mr. Bond to fire.
I think that was intentional.
So you would intentionally give someone that knows you intend to kill them a loaded gun, before rambling on about it and slowly begin to pull out your own gun. That seems relatively unlikely.
Ourumov was drunk. He forgot.
Nice pickup. Bond obviously didnt notice either otherwise he could have just ended Ourimov right then and there instead of holstering the weapon.
If he did that he'd still have to deal with all the guards outside since Mishkin was dead. There was no easy way out once Ourumov entered the room.
Daniel Craig and Timothy Dalton could never pull this off. Sean Connery could. Roger Moore could. Pierce Brosnan did. Nuff said.
Goldeneye was written for Timothy Dalton and kept the movie darker which is why this is one darker in tone then Brosnan’s other Bond films. Timothy Dalton quit the role before Goldeneye was in production and Brosnan took over.
@@scottknode898 And ended up being, in my opinion, his best movie.
Amen 🙏🏻
This is just the ultimate answer to the “What would James Bond do?” Question.
I was born in this city. Places in adjacent frames far far away actually.
Saint Petersburg
Just filmed a normal day in Russia 🇷🇺 and daily traffic and then labeling it a James Bond movie.
8:23 Always nice to see Ms.Onatopp.😉
Every vehicle in movies explode upon impact.
Who is here in 2025 ? 😊😊
3:38 This scene just cracks me up.
Brosnan... PIERCE BROSNAN. The best actor to ever play Bond in my opinion!
3:38 A typical day in Russia
typical situation for america th-cam.com/video/tdp7pJr_tV8/w-d-xo.html We in Russia tanks are on military bases
Why did I just notice Ourumov coming up the stairs at 1:15 after all these years?
4:13 always loved that sound
It always leaves me in stitches how Ourumov angrily screams at Natalya to "get out" as he's already pulling her out by the arm. Dude has a lot of these subtly comedic moments throughout the film.
Brosnan, Connery, and Craig are my Top 3. Honorable 4th being Dalton
Nobody talkkng about how good of a driver that soldier is he's fast and follows orders and he did a nice j turn near the beginning
Idk why but my favorite part of this scene is when he has to spin the tank the other way… adds such a human factor of “yea I’m Bond but I don’t drive a tank every day” lol
Ahhhh, old man Brosnan, you are impeccable, the quintessential Bond!
Weapon of choice: KF7 Soviet
Childhood memories.
3:05
このシーンめっちゃ好き
Still one of my favorite Bond escapes ever. Of course, I love tanks soooo....
One of the greatest Bond movies 🎬 of all time, right up there with Goldfinger and Moonraker 👌
Escape? Oh you meant archive and streets
USE THE BUMPER. THAT'S WHAT IT'S FOR. Waaaaaaa
Yes, and pens were meant for writing.
But Bond is not a writer.
In march of 95 a crazy dude stole a tank in USA, and went Bond with it. Crushing every thing in it's path
"use da bumpa,thatz whats its fore!" roflmfao priceless :P
At 0:48, if you listen carefully, you can hear the Star Wars blaster sound.
This is so damn good!
Ahh, so the Depot was one of those filler missions, that were kinda annoying to unlock the Cheat for, and didn't actually happen in the movie.
plus James was never near the first bunker level in the movie and there was no caverns...
My favorite sequence
"I need a Hero" starts playing in her head at 3:48.
How did the guards outside hear Ourumov yell for them, but not hear Mishkin call for them or the gunshots killed him and the guard?
I fucking love how raw this gun fight is. Bond knows hes outnumbered and using every cheap trick he knows to survive.
I love that Bond just goes all guns a blazing on those guards 😂😂and him giving Zero fucks about the path of destruction he left behind
Iconic how the pedestrian just keeps it pushing while looking at a drifting tank on the streets of Moscow 3:52
Great stuff
Please 007 bring this tank back in pristine order.
0:18 the fist chance bond gets he pounces on sexy lady instead of saving himself 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
7:06 they had CANS of Perrir in Russia in 1996??
Nope. 1995 :)
What happened at 3:05-3:07? Scratched disk?
triangle player got a workout on this picture
also, the sound for this film is excellent, immaculate.
Invisibility unlocked.
I like Brosnan much more than the stoneface Craig. This is an amazing Bondmovie.