How No Time To Die references ALL Bond movies
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- Опубліковано 19 лис 2022
- No Time To Die referenced ALL Bond films before it in some shape or form. Some of these references are very intentional and obvious, others are more farefetched and likely unintentional. In any case, I took the time to compile a list of references and go through them in chronological movie order!
Credits and permission for a lot of these references goes to Pentex Productions and his video covering this topic:
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Great video as always Jeroen, thanks for reaching out about it. It's great to see them outlined in chronological order like this, and it's also excellent to have an 'update' of my video out there picking up on some of the errors and oversights in mine (like the Dr. No ceiling!) I've added a link to this in the pinned comment of my original video for people looking for more info.
Pinning this comment too, and your video is linked in the discription! 🤝🏼 Glad you enjoyed, your videos are incredible!
@@DutchBondFan NTTD also has several similarities to Casino Royale 1967:
* Bond dies at the end in a massive explosion.
* A Female 007.
* Bond has a daughter, Mata.
* Dr. Noah intends on spreading a global virus.
I haven't spotted any NSNA links yet other than a black Felix Leiter
I noticed another easter egg, which is either intentional, or a coincidence. When Safin visits Madeleine in her office, he points out the Foxglove flowers, and how eating one can make your heart stop. The scientific name for Foxglove, is Digitalis - in Casino Royale, Bond is poisoned with Digitalis, and his heart stops!
I don’t think bond could have even priced that together, you’re too smart lol
Nice! That's my new favorite Easter egg of the whole movie
When I first saw the movie in theaters and Bond said “We have all the time in the world,” I legit did the Leonardo DiCaprio meme
What meme?
It's a bit on the nose.
@@dj71162What is?
@@erikbihari3625 I guess the one from A Long Time Ago in Hollywood.
@@erikbihari3625 The line. Its just very obvious for fans. I rolled my eyes when I heard it.
I feel like the Dr. No references in No Time to Die indicate the Safin may have been intended to be Dr. No at some point. But later they decided to make him a new villain to avoid some of the complaints Christoph Waltz's Blofeld in Spectre received.
Yea the script was a mess.
@@thefonzkiss The script was good
I got those vibes from him. It made me feel Bond’s story had come full circle.
In 1999's The World is Not Enough, Desmond Llewelyn's final bit of advice to Bond before he retired from the role of Q was "Never let them see you bleed, and always have an escape route." Bond broke both of these rules in No Time to Die and it ended up costing him his life.
I think the bonds are different timelines so Craig's was a different bond.
@@ravagingvip3r732 You're right. That would be the most logical explanation. However, I like to think that each actor to portray Bond was a different agent recruited from various branches of the British military and assumed not only the code number '007', but also the code name 'James Bond' to be used in the field as his alias.
@@plissken2156 well Daniel Craig's Bond started with Casino Royal (2006) which was a soft reboot of the franchise , the only thing that remind from the carried over was Dame Judi Dench who played M
I did identify the villain lair of Dr No..that gril type ceiling.. earlier and googled it but somehow not many noticed.
The dialogue 'Die Blofeld..Die' was instantly recognised by me in the theatre itself as I read the novel before. Great video once again.
Another reference might be the seaplane that Nomi uses to fly to Cuba. It's a very similar plane to the one used to kill Melina's parents on their yacht in For Your Eyes Only, and the plane Krest uses to ship cocaine around for Sanchez, which Bond steals with 5 Million dollars in the back, in Licence To Kill.
The way bond detonates the bomb in safins lear when he is pinned down is similar to the way bond detonates the bomb aboard carver's ship in TND when he holds gupta hostage
I remember a scene where Hervé Villechaize was holding a trident, pretending to be a statue. I suppose that must have been in The Man With the Golden Gun.
Great stuff Dutch! Was great seeing these in chronological order! Very easy to sort through and digest.
I enjoyed it too Joe
One each film:
DN: Bond pursued in Jamaica by Leiter and his assistant. Quarrell/Ash
FRWL: Non-recurring Bond girl return. Sylvia Trench (Eunice Gayson)/Madeline Swann (Lea Seydoux)
GF: DB5 using non-UK reg plate
TB: Frogmen with spears in credits
YOLT: Villain’s (Blofeld/Safin) lair has a retractable roof.
OHMSS: Overload!!!
DAF: World leading scientist (Metz/Obruchev) recruited by the villain (Blofeld/Safin)
LALD: A woman (Rosie Carver/Nomi) removing her wigs in Bond’s room
TMWTGG: M tell his quartermaster “Shut up Q!”
TSWLM: A vehicle (Lotus/jet glider) that converts to a submarine
MR: A villain (Drax/Obruchev) who plan to exterminate those of any race that don’t meet racial standards.
FYEO: Bond visits a headstone of a previous lover (Tracy/Vesper)
Octopussy: We see two 00s in the film.
AVTAK: Household cavalry in London
TLD: Aston Martin V8
LTK: Leiter is seriously injured by a traitorous colleague (Killifer/Ash) Bond seeks revenge and aides their deaths.
GE: Villains infiltrate a top-secret base (Severnya/London), steal the weapons and one traitor (Boris/Obruchev) helped them and survives.
TND: A British RN ship fires at a villain's HQ/ lair (Russian Bazaar/Safin’s lair)
TWINE: Portrait of a former M (Bernard Lee/Robert Brown and Judi Dench)
DAD: Bond in Cuba
CR: Bond kills useful assets (many/Blofeld) who are useful to MI6
QOS: Bond cynical to Leiter’s plans
SF: Belmarsh prison. Silva was to be sent there before his eacape/Blofeld was imprisoned there
SP: A secret hideout of Mr White. L’Americain/Norwegian House)
Not to mention,
referencing a quote from
Sam Raimi's "Spider-Man".
Spider-Man: "I have a father.
His name was Ben Parker."
No Time To Die: "I had a brother. His name was Felix Leiter."
Elements of "You Only Live Twice" are used here and are set in Japan, end part of the title sequence has a red circle, Japan is known as 'The Land of The Rising Sun': Cary Joji Fukunaga who directed No Time To Die has Japanese Heritage.
Towards the end of the 'Spy', the main villain Stromberg states that 007 is in love with someone known to both of them, Safin does the same - both scenes are set in the HQ of the bad guys.
007 fights Primo/Cyclops at a stairwell - with the latter being killed by a transmission device - he does the same when attacked by terrorist chief Steven Obanno in Casino Royale, albeit Obanno is strangled.
Alec Trevelyan, Viktor Zokas/Renard, Raoul Silva/Tiago Rodriguez and Elliott Carver - like any number of main enemies - get killed by 007 himself.
Noteworthy mention goes to Milton Krest, in the guise of a marine biologist for research, it's merely a front to smuggle/process contraband along with laundering illicit cash for Franz Sanchez, the main villain: whereas Safin - once a scientist - was an assassin for SPECTRE, using his knowledge for dangerous purposes.
Like Goldfinger, Octopussy, Live And Let Die, Tomorrow Never Dies, Die Another Day, Licence To Kill, GoldenEye, Moonraker and The Living Daylights: feature 007 killing both the main villain and top henchman, the same applies to NTTD.
If there's anymore references, please reply, no doubt, I've probably missed a lot of them, many thanks.
Another reference to Goldeneye is, in the pre-title sequence, when Madeline asks James “can you go faster?”
In goldeneye, the first scene after the credits, the psychologists asks James “do you really have to go quite so fast?”
Your narration, good sir, has a blend of scientific objectiveness and giddy schoolboy. We find it rather enjoyable. Cheers.
Cheers! Ill take schoolboy as a compliment as a 32 year old teacher, haha!
@@DutchBondFan It is most assuredly a compliment, good sir. From a 42 year old former teacher who himself went to three Catholic schools.
Another small reference, In Dr.No, M told Bond to replace his Beretta M1934 with Walther PP pistol, but at the end of NTTD, Bond kills
Safin with a Beretta pistol, a full loop of weapons choice.
These are my favorite type of vids in this channel. Entertaining and informative. Keep the good work coming man!
I am very impressed how you found all this references.. Keep up the great work!
Wow, excellent. Didn't know most of those, many of which are very obscure and some a stretch, but obviously almost all there for a reason. And really well done presentation -- must have been very time-consuming -- with the good split-screen above/below with amazing match-edit precision and movie title logos on right like Pentex Productions did a year ago, expanding to full-screen when needed, and the use of slo-mo when needed, etc. Bravo!
You are actually correct about Doctor Zorin in that article. Second column from the left, fourth line literally starts with the words "Doctor Zorin from Institute" in russian (can't read the last word in that line).
Wasn't expecting a video like this. Guess you could thank me for suggesting that references video last year before making the NTTD review. 😉
Anyway, a few references I noticed, albeit the first two from the novels:
1. Bond being poisoned in the climax reminds me of the climax of From Russia with Love. Whereas the movie had James not get poisoned, the novel he's not so lucky to say the least.
2. James having a child is reminiscent of him and Kissy having a son named James Suzuki in the You Only Live Twice novel.
3. A painting of Judi Dench's M shown in the scenes references a painting of Bernald Lee's M in The World Is Not Enough. Robert Brown's M is also present via a painting as well.
Oh wow! I didn't realize the gun barrel difference! I applaud that! Well done!
Well done Jeroen on another amazing video ; I thought I already knew all the references there was to see in Nttd but your video shows there are so many I hadnt even realised or had noticed before until seeing this
When I saw the film I knew the title sequence had referenced to the previous 007 films I loved all of these references and thanks to showing the reference to all of the other Bond Films
Love this video! Thought I’d spotted all the call backs, but you beat me! Speaking of beating, sorry I have to pull for USA today, nothing against The Netherlands, in fact one of my favorite places I ever visited. Tough match for both sides, good luck!
This video just helps confirming even more things that were so terribly wrong with that movie! When they reboot the next time they should really start focusing on originality and creating a more unique Bond Movie while being true to the character! (Goldeneye anyone?)
I hated this movie
@@tylerty7324 which one?
This is great, makes the film even better. It really felt like a nice homage to the series as a whole. Would be a great place to end it all, really not sure they need to make any more Bonds at this point.
Very well done. You could also say making everything in the film look teal references the underwater sequences of Thunderball.
Beautifully made video. Really enjoyed it.
Nomi's safari jacket can be seen as a reference to Octopussy where Roger Moore wears one.
That's sharp! Good catch!
Every time I saw a reference I did the leonardo di caprio meme.
You nailed Daltons Aston Martin.
Some youtubers leave Dalton reference out when it was the Aston Martin the whole time.
I don't know if anyone has mentioned this Easter egg: Sorry I can't remember the title. In it he travels to an island in the West Indies to spy on a bad guy. He is unable to carry his gun on the plane but visits a friend. While listening to his friend and thumbs thru a book: Birds of the West Indies. That book was written by the reel James Bond. Ian Fleming asked him if he could use his name in a book or two he was writing. And, the rest is history, as they say.
That was "Die Another Day".
Thank You DutchBondFan for this wonderful compilation of movie references! My personal theory about the gun barrel lack of blood is to make the later "gun barrel" scene more powerful: this happens in the movie's action scenes when bond is invading the secret lair, and we momentarily get a villain's point of view when bond walks into a sort of stone and concrete tunnel, turns, and shoots toward the camera; we the audience didn't even know we were seeing from a villains point of view until Bond shoots us!
Wonderful Narration , so many things to know , this is great. Thank you 👍
I really enjoyed NTTD and the Craig era overall, but watching this video made me realise I only ever saw NTTD once. I went in spoiler free, so it only occurred to me how what was going to happen to Bond about fifteen minutes before the end of the film, and it caught me off guard. I don't have any problems with it as it wraps up Craig's time as Bond very neatly and I thought it was a brave decision by the director. I don't know if that ending has influenced me to not rewatch the film (yet) or not, but watching this video has piqued my interest in seeing it again.
Another reference between AVTAK and NTTD is that these are the only two movies where Bond is seen cooking/making food for someone. In AVTAK he bakes a quiche for Stacey and in NTTD, he cuts some apple slices for his daughter.
Great video as always!
Excellent information you did your homework was a Nostalgia trip down memory lane thanks again
I kind of get Goldeneye vibes when Primo's gang infiltrate the building containing the nanobots killing everyone off but the funny russian guy who happens to be the "mole"
Outstanding work.
No Time To Die and Licence To Kill are the only Bond movies were it would've made sense if that was the last one in the franchise. Awesome video! I spotted plenty of references to the previous Bond films on my own when I saw NTTD in the theater last October but I had no idea that the movie quite literally references all 24 of them. I know Skyfall had lots of references on account of it coming out during the 50th anniversary but NTTD really went above and beyond. Even Die Another Day in all it's gaudiness didn't do that haha. Also of the four Daniel Craig movies to come out since Casino Royale only Skyfall didn't directly reference the events of that movie. Craig's entire tenure as Bond has been a series of direct sequels.
what is the reference for The world is not enough?
@@icjet1ks Craig chucking his visitor ID badge in the trash is similar to how Brosnan threw the cigar in the trash in TWINE.
What can I say, as always you did an excellent job.
Great video, Jeroen! I didn't know about the name Zorin being mentioned in the article, thats an interesting one!
Only found out about it myself! I have a Russian comrade, will ask him if it holds any merrit!
Update: it does indeed mention it!
@@DutchBondFan That's great! Thanks for the update!
Great video Jeroen
Very well done, enjoyed seeing all the details I missed
All of the intentional references and steals from the original series were like further stabs in the heart sitting in the theater. The ending music steal was the final “f you” to the fans.
What da fuck?
Wait why?
Jeroen, you could say that Nomi line to Bond about the bullet in the knee in Jamaica is a reference to the injuries that Craig usually suffers behind the scenes.
Yeah good call!!
OHMSS theme can also be heard when Bond and M converse in public before tanner meets them in NTTD
Great video and incredible reference knowledge. 👏👍🙂
Your research has been thorough and is most informative, as well as entertaining. I would like to share here a personal view - no Bond movie has ever referred to May ( housekeeper )- Bonds Scottish treasure described in the book Thunderball. All other facets of Bond's life have been covered it seems.
One of the most detailed 'connection' details so far......but don't forget the Golden Cigarette Lighter at the start of the film - a reference to TMWTGG ??
I also noticed how similar a lot of the shots & angles were to previous Bond films !!!
Very clever and hugely entertaining.
@DutchBondFan perhaps you should do a video for Skyfall never pointing out the apparent references in that movie such as Bomd stepping on the Komodo dragon to get out the pit is a direct nod to Live and Let Die with the Alligators, and the palm signature Walther PPK was a clear reference to the palm print reader rifle in Licence to Kill.
Another great video either way.
Great video!
The villains lair is accessed via a submarine pen, the James Bond studio at Pinewood was built for TSWLM sub pen villain end game…
Very interesting how you have picked on all the Bond References that tie No time to die to all the previous 24 films.
You forgot the films score plays the theme from On Her Majestys Secret Service at least once
Correct. Scene with Bond talking to M on the street.
A great little video, thank you. M.
Love the video! You discussed several references that I missed.
There is one reference that I’m really curious about that I haven’t seen a anyone discuss (so I’m not sure that it’s legit).
In Dr No when we first see the three blind mice walking in town they walk through a town square that had a circular road in the middle of it. The shot is looking down from above so you see the whole view of the street. In NTTD we see Bond driving into town and it’s a whole driving sequence that ends with bond going through a town square with a circular road (where Bond and Felix almost crash into each other). I am wondering if this is the same location from Dr No….
It’s presumedly Kingston, Jamaica in both locations.
Thoughts?
I actually found this a really good aspect of NTTD, right from the intro with the Dr No dots I would pick up the odd reference all through the movie. They were also fairly subtle in comparison to say OHMSS, so you felt good each time you managed to pick one out.
If someone has already pointed this out forgive me and feel free to reply! First time in a bond movie since Goldeneye that two 00 agents are working together in the field!
As a russian-speaking dude, I've read the whole article and yes, you can see Доктор Зорин (Doctor Zorin) in second column, near the top.
Great Video.
Well done, I knew quite a few, but not that many subtle homages. When was your last ranking? Would be interested to see an updated one. See where NTTD sits a year later and any changes with the rest.
Check out the amazing world of Gumball episode:"the agent"you can practice reference recognising, right?
Great Video Jereon! The Police cars in Cuba, the Ladas are similar, at least the brand, not so sure about the exact model, as in Living Daylights!
I know they were references from other Bond films but wow I didn't realize how much they had.
I thought the "I've had 3 weeks training" Line was supposed to be in reference to Rosey being a newish agent as well.
Paloma not getting the code word setup when she meets Bond was like Jack Wade when he dismissed needing to use "secret codes and your passwords".
Well done to find all of them... I just want to see the movie once again now :)
I did notice one reference, the opening title of walking along, turning and taking a shot, James literally does this near the end of the movie when comes out of a room and there is a foot soldier running up a tunnel James turns and shoots him just like in the opening sequence.
Also, any reference to Never Say Never Again?
That movie isn't a official Bond movie. So there probably isn't anything from that movie.
Now that I think about it, Saffin has an uncanny resemblance to Dr. No. Maybe they planned for them to be the same person. That would be very hard hitting and have Bond’s character come full circle, seeing him face off against his first ever foe.
Perhaps re GoldenEye when Bond kills 006- the "sliding" metal ladder at the end when Bond sadly meets his end. 🤔🤔🤔🤔
MWTGG: Bond girl knocks baddy into water tank that kills him. NTTD: Naomi knocks baddy into water tank...
Also, both movies' climaxes centered on protective doors opening/closing which led to the lair's destruction.
No Time To Die is perfect for the 60 Anniversary of Bond. Because all the references were kept for the final Bond film
Another home run... great analysis.
Very nice video I really hope they continue with all the classic references
Imagine if he along with Calvin dyson would cover shows with a spy bent to them like codename kids next door!
Possibly already mentioned, but M's speech at the end of NTTD is also in the original book of You Only Live Twice
Very interesting!
Nice video mate. Fitting tribute to some brilliant films! I know you’ve mentioned the gun barrel without blood, but did you notice that there is a scene in N.T.T.D where Craig is standing at the end of a corridor with round walls? It just made me think it was a mild reference to the barrel..Would you agree?
Ohmss main theme is heard when Bond meets with M and Tanner.
It just shows that No Time to Die was a love letter to the film series as well as the fans.
Narrated by the great Emo Phillips...
Awesome!
Great video and while I personally disagree with you regarding the ending to "No Time to Die", you along with Being James Bond are my absolute favourite Bond UA-camrs.
Personally I think the gun barrel sequence at the opening of the film was unintentional....
To quote eyebrow cinema:-"about time"!
When bond talks to M the OHMSS theme plays slowly
So makes it these Daniel Craig movies canon to the olden goldies? That would make up for a really interesting theory.
no the ending was a foreshadow, but great stuff i didnt know alot of this
You missed that Q's hairless cat is a reference to Mr. Bigglesworth.
Great video. Certainly, it's nice to see all these references in NTTD. But I still cannot get over the ending, and NTTD remains the only Bond movie I have seen only once. As much as I like Casino Royale and Skyfall, NTTD dragged down my opinion of the entire Daniel Craig Era.
I though it was a terrible movie that put the series on self-destruction by killing off Blofeld(for at least the third time), Spectre, Felix Leiter, and even worse, James Bond himself. The only way that James Bond can come back now is if he is Kenny from South Park where nothing matters in the series. Daniel Craig wanted to see a young 20 something Bond as a prequel to series, but I don't know if the series can survive the damage done by No Time To Die. James Bond needs to be a an immortal character. No Time To Die was a huge mistake and makes it difficult to come back from the problems in the story it created.
Wait isn't each actor that plays James Bond playing a different version of him. So if Daniel Craig's bond dies we can still reboot the series and watch a different James Bond. So yeah it doesn't end the series
They really put a lot of work into convincing us this is a bond movie.
"Die Another Day" abbreviates to DAD; Bond is now a DAD.
Very well done. I suspect that this will be the Last bond movie as we know it. Also done the same thing to Star Wars and Lord of the Rings.
Referencing all other movies, oh and also the obvious ending, seems to suggest that. Hope I am wrong.
Again, great job.
They're just going to reboot it with the next Bond.
Craig's Bond is a different character to Connery - Brosnan. Never got married, never went to space etc etc.
The Dr No ones I didn't get at the time but all were "oh yer!"
Petition for Paloma’s own series. I’m manifesting it.
i loved the ohmss references in this movie
How did you do the gun barrel at the end of your video?
You forgot the 1969 DBS from On Her Majesty’s Secret Service, it makes an appearance of the song as the film influenced No Time To Die alot
*film
You missed one!!! The DB7 does NOT have the original license plate on it but the Vantage DOES have the original plates!!!
As all the previous villains nearly succeeded with their plans, maybe the current villain just took all the good parts of previous attempts and combined them into one dastardly plan and its just a coincidence that they were caught on film.....just a working theory
I think that James Bond character was a reference to a character I've seen in another 24 or 26 films.
The Aston Martin V8 isn’t just a reference, it’s the same car.
And James Bond’s death might be a reference to Sean Connery’s The Rock