You can definitely tell by the way she’s dressed along with Alec, the way she touched his shoulder, sat behind him and the way they smiled at each other that Xenia and him were lovers.
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Although it worked in the scene, aka, he derailed the train, personally I'd have done it a bit differently. I'd have backed the tank up to the right side tunnel portal concrete, and left the tank on an angle. As the train hits it not only would it derail it, it would throw it off hard to the left. Slightly unrealistic that the tank would fall into thirds like it did in the shot when the whole base of the unit is cast and welded fabrication (it's a movie I get it) but with that solid of a base frame that locomotive would be like a pool ball bouncing to the left and peeling the rest of the train with it. This would have meant that instead of the train stopping inline on the tracks, it would have likely been accordianed into the tunnel thus making helicopter escape impossible. I know it's a movie, but I always thought about that scene.
@@victortan3627 and yet those moronic gender idiots and feminists would still be those days all over this and claiming that she is abused, raped and assaulted and that Bond is a pig... Shame on what happened to our society.
The only issue I had with this scene was Ourumov's death. I just recently rewatched the movie after a long time, and not only did he feel underutilized, but I somehow missed his death until I was at the climax and wondering "Wait. Where's Ourumov?"
Yeah, that's always been my major bugbear with the film. Ourumov should have been killed by Trevelyan or Xenia rather than simply gunned down by Bond. They wasted a really good character arc in Ourumov realising that Trevelyan, being a Lienz Cossack, is liable to double-cross him and sabotaging part of Trevelyan's operation at a crucial moment, only to be executed on the spot for his betrayal. Would be interesting to see an "evil Commie" archetype be given a bit more depth and complexity, pulling a heel-face turn at the last minute only to die as a result.
It's likely intentional. Ourumov had political motivations and preferred power over money (hence the "next iron man of Russia" monikor) which was what he was promised as part of his participation in the crime syndicate. Russia at the time of film's release still had a popular Communist Party that - in 1995 - was polling ahead of incumbent Yeltsin's candidature for the presidency. Ourumov might have been a deliberate parallel for any political desire for the return of an autocratic Soviet system and therefore the potential return of the Cold War. But this film shows Ourumov and his political motiviations to have been nothing more than a tool to be used by Trevelyan, and you can see that fellow ex-Soviet Onatopp doesn't care what happens to him either. (Next election was a year later in 1996, Yeltsin's polling put him as low as 5th but tl;dr his campaign tactics were changed and he beat the Communist Party candidate by a couple of million votes.)
I see both sides of the argument. On the one hand, our focus is supposed to have shifted away from him to Trevelyan at this point. But on the other hand, we'd had Ourumov as a villain since before the theme song played and to have him just get shot without even seeing him fall down (much less his body) is kind of underwhelming. I feel like they could've had their pie and eaten it too by adding like a 20 second shot of him wounded and trying in vain to get off the train before it blew up or something. I felt the same way when Bane was killed in "Dark Knight Rises."
I saw a poster for it, massive poster that took up a whole wall, it looked so good. But I was there with my aunt to see another film, a stupid comedy about a beluga whale. Fuck sake
every heartbeat sound I hear while they were getting out off the train, I felt a message saying 'Bond's not gonna make it, he's not gonna make it!' this is without doubt pierce brosnan quantum of solace- the measure of comfort due to having a death wish and being on the edge of death makes u feel more alive. Ian Fleming is a genius!!!!!!
Back in 98, I played the game first, I later watched Tomorrow Never Dies, and then a few months later, I watched GoldenEye the movie. I then started watching the classic bond films.
Brosnan's performance in this film is great, and is actually a good lesson for any Bond actor. While Craig, Dalton and Lazenby had their moments of emotion, much of the time with the character it's better to try and be as understated as possible. Compare this to The World is Not Enough where the direction and Brosnan's acting requires him to be much more dramatic (the scene where he confronts Elektra and says "he knew about my shoulder, he knew where to hurt me" in the oddest, most soap opera-esque way possible is a good example) and you can see the difference.
I always say, Craig's character started with Brosnan. A ruthless maniac that just doesn't let go of his target like some bloodhound, a man who's extremely destructive, he also portrays a ton of western ego now that Soviets were down and the ''greatest enemy'' is subdued and all. But it was 90's and most Bond movies of this era were just cheesy. With Daniel Craig, they relied more on cinematography, made Bond movies artistically better, and explored Bond himself more
Brosnan had two great films Goldeneye and the World is not Enough. Craig is a terrible bond too gulliable, everyone plays him. Trevelyan with the exception of GoldFinger is the best Bond Villain
The bit where James kills Ourumov and makes that daring escape from the train with Natalya before the bomb explodes is always my favourite scene from the film. I learnt more about that scene after playing the Video Game version on the Nintendo 64 where you kill Ourumov and use the Watch Laser to cut the hole to escape from the carriage of that Missile Train. When I see James use the Watch Laser to cut that hole on that carriage they're in I'm like "Ah Yes, I remember doing this in the Video Game version, Cool!"
The irony of this movie is that Sean Bean was probably the other best candidate to play James Bond at the time. As it is he plays a pretty perfect Bond Villain instead. I think they weren't ready for a blonde Bond just yet.
@@cheputehsaodah9588 and to think they made such a fuss over Daniel Craig being a blonde. And yet he's the greatest thing to happen to the franchise since Connery himself.
Megalomaniacal ex-mi6 agent, psychopathic sadomasochistic sex goddess, mad lad computer scientist, and a russian guy. It’s got everything you could want from a villain lineup.
Whoever did the casting for this movie deserves an award. There’s no actor in this movie that I’d consider a weak link. Every major actor I think was the perfect choice for their respective role.
More like the Brosnan Bond films could not elevate beyond Pierce Brosnan. He carried all 4 movies he was in. Give him the writing team from the current era and his run would have been looked at very differently than the flack he unfairly gets.
The train's front weirds me out from when I first watched it in VHS 📼 back in grade school, and it still is. Looked like it was inspired from Easter Island statues...
I couldn't find any sources about actual Soviet Missile trains that look like 006's train so my guess is that he customized his engine to look like that. I am guessing it gives it ramming power for whatever reason or it makes it look menacing.
@@Seriona1 IRL the loco was actually a British Rail Class 20 diesel (heavily mocked up). Russian trains are a lot bigger in both track and loading gauge.
Brosnan looked GREAT in this film ... just something about his longer hair made him look like a perfect Bond. In later movies it was shorter and just didn't look as good. I know it's a daft observation, but this clip reminded me how awesome he was visually in Goldeneye ...
Eric Serra's score is divisive among fans because it's so atypical of a Bond movie score, but I've ALWAYS loved it. Experimental, percussive and electronic. It feels mechanical and alien, and this was a movie made in the early to mid 90s when the fall of the USSR was still a pretty fresh geopolitical event. It fits thematically very well.
My favorite thing about Pierce Brosnan's Bond was how serious and cold he was when shit got serious. But once the danger is over, back to his warm boyish charms. The lip service quip got me.
I'm so glad that in the German dubbed version of Golden Eye they didnt use the silly and "evil" Russian accent that is used in the original. The only person who has an accent is Onatop because of her being Georgian.
Its not like they have any other options but to stay at speed and ram the tank. JB would otherwise just keep shooting the tank-gun until the train is stuck.
Considering that the Train is sporting a 5 ton sharp nose made of solid iron traveling at 35 - 40 mph, ramming a Tank is not so very bad as long as you are not inside it. Watch a Diesel Locomotive hauling 100 plus loaded freight cars, and you get the idea of the power and build necessary to achieve such a feat.
@@TheLordexilius That being said though, Bond would have been better off shooting the rails in front of the train and then moving out of the way. That way he gets to keep the tank and he de-rails the train.
@@Extra-dg7uv I was going to say that as well, a shot at the rail would do way more than getting hit by 350 ton of train at 50 mph... The lead unit is some kind of EMD switcher, probably a 1500 HP unit, 125 ton, each car is another 65-85 ton being passenger cars, then figure something for armor plating... Yeah, i'd definitely take the track before i'd put 50 ton of tank at a 7 to 1 weight disadvantage...
Xenia is really dangerous. She looks almost excited about the fact that she could meet Bond again. I wonder how things would go if they were on the same side. Maybe she will be keen on playing with Bond again and again
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“But don’t stand there get us out of here”
Love the accent and the way she says it
My first Bond movie and still my favorite.
My one too...
orumov could easily shoot bond in the head whenever he wants to. it is not good for bond that orumov comes behind him with a gun with natalya.
This was my first Bond Movie as a kid in Grade School and was the first one to rent on VHS from Blockbuster
@@kingdomfirechannel9981what about the goldeneye video game
You need go watch the original Sean Connery Bond movies.
Imagine being in a car stuck on the tracks and looking left and all you see is 🗿 coming at you.
Nah thats the half life razor train.
Easter Island Express
The Pokemon Nosepass Express
Bruh, I thought I was the only one who thought the front of the train looked like a damn Easter Island head 🤣🤣🤣
For the life of me I could never think what it reminded me of. Now I know thanks
You can definitely tell by the way she’s dressed along with Alec, the way she touched his shoulder, sat behind him and the way they smiled at each other that Xenia and him were lovers.
No 💩 Sherlock. What’s next water is wet??
Onatopp is insane. When she sees Bond with the tank and she's in danger, she's almost gleeful at Bond's audacity and likes him even more for it.
"Xenia liked that"
"He's going to derail us... " she sounds in ecstasy 😂😂😂😂😂
She's a psychotic sadist
With a woman who’s onatopp too much, it’s only natural for her to be insane 😊, well said ciaran
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Elizabeth Scorupco is fabulous in this movie. ..she is my favorite Bond girl of all time and she looks fantastic today....
*Izabella Scorupco**
Izabella is her name
Yeah, she plays a strong and almost fearless character. There's only two Bond girls as good as her (I don't include evil ones) : Wai Lin and Vesper.
Sexy and beautiful. ❤
Of all the modern era Bond girls, she was the most beautiful.
It makes me happy to be born in the 1990s' knowing that Pierce is my generation's 007. :)
Brilliant scene and amazing Bond movie. Sean Bean was exceptional as Alec.
Pierce Brosnan truly is the coolest and smoothest Bond ever. Excellent movie!
He even has the best look for a bond
@@epicgamer6968 As does Henry Cavill. Hope hes the next Bond.
No doubt. Roger Moore was quite smooth as well
Daniel is a bond .. casino royale ..
orumov could easily shoot bond in the head whenever he wants to. it is not good for bond that orumov comes behind him with a gun with natalya.
I played Goldeneye 64 then saw this movie. I owe it to these 2 for getting me into the James Bond franchise.
Crazy how alike the game is to the movie. Never used to resemble at all back then.
@@SleepExportsYou’re having a bubble here
@@gunsharck huh?
That game was fantastic... I spend a SHAMEFUL number of hours in college playing that!
Great scene from one of the very best James Bond movies -- Goldeneye. And certainly Brosnan's best outing as Bond by far in my opinion.
Indeed. TND, TWINE, and DAD were only so-so but by no fault of Brosnan. He was still entertaining to watch as Bond
orumov could easily shoot bond in the head whenever he wants to. it is not good for bond that orumov comes behind him with a gun with natalya.
TND has the best soundtrack. As a whole film it’s flawed but it has such excellent moments.
Die Another Day is far superior
@@Firemarioflower Ok, but not to me.
Definitely Pierce Brosnan’s best Bond movie. This clip in part demonstrates why.
Remember he has no time to die.
The Nintendo 64 game is a masterpiece as well.
Ramming a tank with a train?
That's soldierin'.
Sharpe to the point
I see what u did there-"sharpe"
Although it worked in the scene, aka, he derailed the train, personally I'd have done it a bit differently. I'd have backed the tank up to the right side tunnel portal concrete, and left the tank on an angle. As the train hits it not only would it derail it, it would throw it off hard to the left. Slightly unrealistic that the tank would fall into thirds like it did in the shot when the whole base of the unit is cast and welded fabrication (it's a movie I get it) but with that solid of a base frame that locomotive would be like a pool ball bouncing to the left and peeling the rest of the train with it. This would have meant that instead of the train stopping inline on the tracks, it would have likely been accordianed into the tunnel thus making helicopter escape impossible. I know it's a movie, but I always thought about that scene.
My favourite Bond film by far
Sean Bean: Taste like... like strawberries.
007: I wouldn’t know.
Harry Osborn: I would.
Peter Parker: Triggered.
You gonna kill me like you killed General Ouramov?
@@gamersinacontainer I'm done trying to convince you.
@@gamersinacontainer *laughs* Look at little Ourumov junior! Gonna cry?
@@veggiemetal7812 You gonna kill me like you killed my comrades?
Spider bond, spider bond doo dudooo, ready or not? .... Spider bond, spider bond doo dudooo
I die when I hear Bond say "Yes sir." To Natalya. 🤣🤣💀
Luckily she's not those damsel in distress.. she's a clever character 👍👍
@@victortan3627 and yet those moronic gender idiots and feminists would still be those days all over this and claiming that she is abused, raped and assaulted and that Bond is a pig... Shame on what happened to our society.
Means " yes boss " .. 😊
It's hard to do what a girl tells you when you're Bond.
I like that while very feminine, she has a very masculine side as well, she's sexy for having a backbone unlike a lot of other Bond girls.
I love how Alec said Natalya tastes like strawberries and Bond responded he wouldn't know. But he didn't have to wait long to find out 😁
The only issue I had with this scene was Ourumov's death.
I just recently rewatched the movie after a long time, and not only did he feel underutilized, but I somehow missed his death until I was at the climax and wondering "Wait. Where's Ourumov?"
I liked it even more. It really reflected how much of a pawn he was to Sean Bean in this movie all this time
Yeah, that's always been my major bugbear with the film. Ourumov should have been killed by Trevelyan or Xenia rather than simply gunned down by Bond. They wasted a really good character arc in Ourumov realising that Trevelyan, being a Lienz Cossack, is liable to double-cross him and sabotaging part of Trevelyan's operation at a crucial moment, only to be executed on the spot for his betrayal. Would be interesting to see an "evil Commie" archetype be given a bit more depth and complexity, pulling a heel-face turn at the last minute only to die as a result.
It's likely intentional. Ourumov had political motivations and preferred power over money (hence the "next iron man of Russia" monikor) which was what he was promised as part of his participation in the crime syndicate. Russia at the time of film's release still had a popular Communist Party that - in 1995 - was polling ahead of incumbent Yeltsin's candidature for the presidency.
Ourumov might have been a deliberate parallel for any political desire for the return of an autocratic Soviet system and therefore the potential return of the Cold War. But this film shows Ourumov and his political motiviations to have been nothing more than a tool to be used by Trevelyan, and you can see that fellow ex-Soviet Onatopp doesn't care what happens to him either.
(Next election was a year later in 1996, Yeltsin's polling put him as low as 5th but tl;dr his campaign tactics were changed and he beat the Communist Party candidate by a couple of million votes.)
I see both sides of the argument. On the one hand, our focus is supposed to have shifted away from him to Trevelyan at this point. But on the other hand, we'd had Ourumov as a villain since before the theme song played and to have him just get shot without even seeing him fall down (much less his body) is kind of underwhelming. I feel like they could've had their pie and eaten it too by adding like a 20 second shot of him wounded and trying in vain to get off the train before it blew up or something.
I felt the same way when Bane was killed in "Dark Knight Rises."
Sean departs his queen’s English accent briefly to return to Yorkshire - ‘Ram im!!’
Haha, yeah, full sharpe mode there
I respect all the Bond movies some better then others but this is my personal favorite
I would love to have seen this in cinemas back in the day. Bond is back on the edge😇😇
It was great. Nothing today compares to going to the movie theater around 1990-2000.
@@winnienguyen4420 Agreed
If only we had a time machine 😏😏
I saw a poster for it, massive poster that took up a whole wall, it looked so good. But I was there with my aunt to see another film, a stupid comedy about a beluga whale. Fuck sake
Was there....saw with my father and sister, was 10 at the time .
Kinda awkward during Xenia's getting aroused scenes lol
every heartbeat sound I hear while they were getting out off the train, I felt a message saying 'Bond's not gonna make it, he's not gonna make it!' this is without doubt pierce brosnan quantum of solace- the measure of comfort due to having a death wish and being on the edge of death makes u feel more alive. Ian Fleming is a genius!!!!!!
This has always have and always will be my favorite Bond Movie. It was the first one I saw and I like the amount of romance this had.
Such a good movie.
Below my mind as a kid and i had the game on Nintendo 64 played the game so much.
One of many scenes that made GoldenEye so great. Alec Trevelyan is definitely one of the most iconic villains of the James Bond franchise.
Sean Bean did casting to be Bond in Goldeneye, but instead he had a Trevelyan, great character.
Elektra from TWINE >>>
100 percent. They spun gold out of nothing with this movie and it truly lived up "gold" in its title 😊
Oh hell ya I luv tanks, trains and choppers
Not just the villain.. it's the movie itself ! GoldenEye is probably one of the best James Bond movies of all time! 💯
2:05 😂😂😂😂 amazing screams from sean bean 😂😂😂😂
Back in 98, I played the game first, I later watched Tomorrow Never Dies, and then a few months later, I watched GoldenEye the movie. I then started watching the classic bond films.
Same here. GoldenEye 007 was how I first discovered James Bond.
Brosnan's performance in this film is great, and is actually a good lesson for any Bond actor. While Craig, Dalton and Lazenby had their moments of emotion, much of the time with the character it's better to try and be as understated as possible. Compare this to The World is Not Enough where the direction and Brosnan's acting requires him to be much more dramatic (the scene where he confronts Elektra and says "he knew about my shoulder, he knew where to hurt me" in the oddest, most soap opera-esque way possible is a good example) and you can see the difference.
I always say, Craig's character started with Brosnan. A ruthless maniac that just doesn't let go of his target like some bloodhound, a man who's extremely destructive, he also portrays a ton of western ego now that Soviets were down and the ''greatest enemy'' is subdued and all.
But it was 90's and most Bond movies of this era were just cheesy. With Daniel Craig, they relied more on cinematography, made Bond movies artistically better, and explored Bond himself more
orumov could easily shoot bond in the head whenever he wants to. it is not good for bond that orumov comes behind him with a gun with natalya.
But if he did a temp to shoot bond007 from behind, natalya would’ve tried to deflect the aim to the left. That allowed bond to save her anyway.
@@pjosepha better for bond if orumov and natalya came infront of bond.
Brosnan had two great films Goldeneye and the World is not Enough. Craig is a terrible bond too gulliable, everyone plays him.
Trevelyan with the exception of GoldFinger is the best Bond Villain
4:07 Onatopp was really insane and creepy at the same time.
Famke Janssen was brilliant in this movie.
Goldeneye was so awesome. A great start to a new bond after a lull.
Licence to kill was brutal don't forget
Agreed. And Brosnan made the perfect Bond! As for Izabella Scorupco, she was so hot I thought I was on fire !!
The Nintendo 64 game is a masterpiece as well.
The bit where James kills Ourumov and makes that daring escape from the train with Natalya before the bomb explodes is always my favourite scene from the film. I learnt more about that scene after playing the Video Game version on the Nintendo 64 where you kill Ourumov and use the Watch Laser to cut the hole to escape from the carriage of that Missile Train. When I see James use the Watch Laser to cut that hole on that carriage they're in I'm like "Ah Yes, I remember doing this in the Video Game version, Cool!"
the PERFECT Bond right there!
Ian Fleming style Cold War 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
The irony of this movie is that Sean Bean was probably the other best candidate to play James Bond at the time. As it is he plays a pretty perfect Bond Villain instead. I think they weren't ready for a blonde Bond just yet.
If Sean Bean was Bond, we'd have had Bond die in several films by now.
@@davids3539 No, he would stop dying in movies.
Roger Moore is a blonde himself
@@cheputehsaodah9588 and to think they made such a fuss over Daniel Craig being a blonde. And yet he's the greatest thing to happen to the franchise since Connery himself.
@@U2QuoZepplin Greatest thing? It was Craig’s idea to kill Bond. He doesn’t respect the franchise and has got a big ego
Maybe I am biased because this film came out around the time I was a kid.
But it is my favorite of all the Bond films.
I like how everyone got involved in massive crash but still got nice expensive costumes intact and no bruises.
The train is heavier than the tank. It is one of the most believable parts of the scene. 😂
"Bond is alive?" "He escaped (chuckles)". Always loved how funny Ourumov thinks that is.
This movie has the best villains.
Megalomaniacal ex-mi6 agent, psychopathic sadomasochistic sex goddess, mad lad computer scientist, and a russian guy.
It’s got everything you could want from a villain lineup.
It really was a good movie!
Whoever did the casting for this movie deserves an award. There’s no actor in this movie that I’d consider a weak link. Every major actor I think was the perfect choice for their respective role.
@@FlyingV555 I'd go along with that... I thought it was a great movie and a lot of fun!
@@kleetus92 I’m not even really a huge Bond fan and I love this movie! I loved the game first but now watching the movie I like both.
Golden Eye was made too good for its time and Brosnan could never elevate beyond it. Still, as the 1990s Bond he kept the franchise strong.
Wasn't Brosnan's fault though
that true. Its following installments by Brosnan were lukewarm. Golden eye will always the best Bond movie to me.
@@fujitofusan The tank chase remains right at the top of classic Bond moments. You'll never forget it.
Same story with Craig and Casino Royale. Martin Campbell is one of, if not the best Bond's director.
More like the Brosnan Bond films could not elevate beyond Pierce Brosnan. He carried all 4 movies he was in. Give him the writing team from the current era and his run would have been looked at very differently than the flack he unfairly gets.
I like how Ouromov actually considers for a sec that wait, maybe this was a bad idea, who’s this dude anyways?
The train's front weirds me out from when I first watched it in VHS 📼 back in grade school, and it still is.
Looked like it was inspired from Easter Island statues...
Looks like the face of "Sam The Eagle" from the Muppet Show. 😁
I couldn't find any sources about actual Soviet Missile trains that look like 006's train so my guess is that he customized his engine to look like that. I am guessing it gives it ramming power for whatever reason or it makes it look menacing.
@@Seriona1 IRL the loco was actually a British Rail Class 20 diesel (heavily mocked up). Russian trains are a lot bigger in both track and loading gauge.
Onatop come off a bit strange as a kid but now I'm older I see what a sadistic twisted maniac she is 😐
you also know what a woman on-top means
As sadistic as Bond who kills 500 people a month and mostly before dinner.
Bond: One-inch armor plating
Natalia: I'm fine, thank you very much!
My entire life I've always thought she said "how fun" because she teases 007 constantly about moving vehicles & boys with toys
I always felt sorry for the poor tank. When I was younger I was always thought he could still use it.
Goldeneye from Russia with love licence to kill and sky-fall- best bond films ever
Brosnan looked GREAT in this film ... just something about his longer hair made him look like a perfect Bond.
In later movies it was shorter and just didn't look as good.
I know it's a daft observation, but this clip reminded me how awesome he was visually in Goldeneye ...
A tank somehow got ahead of a speeding armored train’s route even though the train left first 🤔 Only Bond!
And then jump out just before impact and end up several hundred feet away before it happens...
🎶 gas, Gas? GAS!🎵🎶
It’s a manual and only bond knows how to put it race mode properly
Fast travel system
Creative liscense ofcourse.. A Bond movie can't be a documentary now! 🍷
2:02
hmmm it appears james bond managed to swap the T-55 with one made of plywood in 6 seconds
Bond...only Bond...
Well, it's Russian-made... wouldn't be surprised if it had the durability of plywood :D
The music at 6:10. So ominous. Atmospheric. So perfect!
Eric Serra's score is divisive among fans because it's so atypical of a Bond movie score, but I've ALWAYS loved it. Experimental, percussive and electronic. It feels mechanical and alien, and this was a movie made in the early to mid 90s when the fall of the USSR was still a pretty fresh geopolitical event. It fits thematically very well.
@ Yessss
I think of all the Bonds out there, the Brosnan era had the best girls. My God they were both beautiful!!
yep Goldeneye had 2 absolute stunners.
50 Tonne tank vs 400tonne Train xD No way in hell did that helicopter survive the collision xD
That is a true statement as well. I didn't even think about that...
Only 36 ton. Russin tank for heavy terrain.
02:28 i love how he snaps awake, realises where he is and instantly dives for the gun
Love this movie and the scène and my fav. Actor and bond too. Pierce
2:35 That line hits different after _No Time to Die._
Probably goldfinger and trevelyan were happy in graveyard
That's the same line he said in that Goldeneye n64 video game after bond shoots 006, in the Facility level
Sounds crazy but couldn’t Oroumov potentially have switched to Bonds side after learning Alec was a Cossack?
I loved this movie and I loved playing it on Nintendo 69 when it came out on that.
First Pierce BROsnan 007 film and he gets Best FPS game EVER
And I thought the movie was made After the game Good times
I thought the exact same thing when I first saw the movie back then, haha.
My favorite thing about Pierce Brosnan's Bond was how serious and cold he was when shit got serious. But once the danger is over, back to his warm boyish charms. The lip service quip got me.
oe of the best levels of Goldeneye 64
I love james bond 007
It is wery nise adwancharas wery good hatsoff bk Prasanna
Ah, the infamous "boys with toys" scene.
gun sounds in this movie are underrated
Sean Bean isn't dying in this scene.
He died near the Ending.
@@aleksandarvil5718 For England, James ?
@@lindildeev5721 No.... For Me.
@@aleksandarvil5718 AAAAAAAAAAAAH !
1:12 Slap! Three stooges theme:🎼🎵🎶Wah wah wah wah wah🎶🎵
My favorite Bond movie 🍿
Hmmm. so he hopped out of the tank and landed behind a bush 100 yards away
its called running
Q gave him a teleporter.
2:32 Bond: I don’t think so
That's y he's badass
You first you second up!!
Alec: "Why can't you be a good boy and DIE?!"
Bond: "You First"
@@Steventhe2nd Bond (to Xenia): "You Second."
@@aleksandarvil5718 Bond: "UP!!!!"
Bond is so brave 😀😗😔
He sure was Bond wasnt afraid of anything
Beautiful watch 😍😍
The train had a big impact but the helicopter could fly without enough checking.
Train crashing into a tank one almighty bang
The train used in this is actually a BR Class 20 diesel engine painted black with Russian red star on the sides.
So basically
Boris _somewhat_ pioneered a VPN?
Vetter Luck Nexvt tvime...SLOOGHEADS!!!
VPN as a concept exists since the 90ies...atleast to crypt your location.
He pioneered the onion network
I didn’t follow any of the details as a kid. Only that I played the game. The whole Lienz Cossack story is deep.
It is a Class 20 locomotive.
With an a American horn
Or A K5H horn
At the time the loco belonged to Pete Waterman
Pierce was the best 007. Brought personality to the role and still was suave about it.
When we know today that originally it was to be Timothy Dalton's 3rd Leap, I think he bursts the screen.
I don't think a tank would fall apart like that....
@Ian Turner imagie if it was real though my goodness what a bang it would be
I'm so glad that in the German dubbed version of Golden Eye they didnt use the silly and "evil" Russian accent that is used in the original. The only person who has an accent is Onatop because of her being Georgian.
6:56--And your "Next" Natalya...
Standard operating Procedures....
“chair”
spike inbound
Boris -
*RIPPING OUT SERVER BOARDS*
lmaoo!! how did Bond get out the tank so quick and get to watch from the collision from a safe distance?!!! hehe
He ran (it's call moving fast to safety)
Better question. How did Bond get that tank there before the train?
I just realized how fast Bond really is no wonder he has famous speedruns
was the late trevor byfield the driver ? if it was byfeild we was in the bill and other programs
Xenia really liked the idea of derailing
Pure masochist.
2:34 that line is so.......
Funny how a Class 20 has a a K5H on it. I know it’s just a stock sound effect though.
Someone knows their locomotives.
1:51 the train now looks like it's been controlled by the Ghost Rider.
always love train horn!..1:37
Yeah ramming a tank's a great idea!
Its not like they have any other options but to stay at speed and ram the tank. JB would otherwise just keep shooting the tank-gun until the train is stuck.
Considering that the Train is sporting a 5 ton sharp nose made of solid iron traveling at 35 - 40 mph, ramming a Tank is not so very bad as long as you are not inside it.
Watch a Diesel Locomotive hauling 100 plus loaded freight cars, and you get the idea of the power and build necessary to achieve such a feat.
@@carminemurphy1275 don’t those usually have like 3 or more literally backing them up?
@@TheLordexilius That being said though, Bond would have been better off shooting the rails in front of the train and then moving out of the way. That way he gets to keep the tank and he de-rails the train.
@@Extra-dg7uv I was going to say that as well, a shot at the rail would do way more than getting hit by 350 ton of train at 50 mph...
The lead unit is some kind of EMD switcher, probably a 1500 HP unit, 125 ton, each car is another 65-85 ton being passenger cars, then figure something for armor plating... Yeah, i'd definitely take the track before i'd put 50 ton of tank at a 7 to 1 weight disadvantage...
1:26 She finds pleasure in everything.
Shes like Morticia Adams
@@JonNoto No, Morticia Adams looks more classy and wise.
@@shubhamverma2632 Truth be told I'd have done either one back in their prime...
Famke played the hell out of her role
6:32 that was an explosive cigar !
Soviet craftsmanship right there, tank blows into pieces from a train hit 😂
the armored train is also soviet craftmanship...
2:01 Halo fans whenever 343 Industries breathes.
Yessss🤌🏼
tank beat train!
Xenia is really dangerous. She looks almost excited about the fact that she could meet Bond again. I wonder how things would go if they were on the same side. Maybe she will be keen on playing with Bond again and again
Goldeneye taught me everything I know about hacking. Which is you can spike people, as long as they don't spike you first
The most favorite opening scene i like
1:26 - "He's going to deeeerail usss" - that Russian accent by Famke
My fatal weakness is alcohol, and remembering my past.