CASINO ROYALE | Stairwell Fight - Daniel Craig, Eva Green | James Bond
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- James Bond (Daniel Craig) and Vesper (Eva Green) are attacked by the machete-wielding Obanno (Isaach De Bankolé) in the stairwell of the Hotel Splendide in Montenegro in CASINO ROYALE. Obanno and his bodyguard also threaten Le Chiffre (Mads Mikkelsen) and Valenka (Ivana Miličević).
The fight took three days to film, with stunt coordinator Gary Powell stating that it was “quite a major scene as it covers such a vast area. Normally you’re in a room, you have a fight, whereas the stairwell covers six flights of stairs all the way down.”
Directed by Martin Campbell.
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This is one of the most brutal and realistic fights in any Bond film ever!
Takisch Keana what is then?
yortzandat +1 for the train fight! Awsome!
Yeah- He's obviously not mastered the Roger Moore " One punch knocks a big bloke unconscious" technique yet has he..?
And he didn’t have to use any gadgets.
Die Another Day "Sword Fight "
Eva Green was the perfect cast for Vesper. Elegant, strong minded but vulnerable all the same.
That in the end betrayed bond
@@notstonkss9417 LoL.
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@@notstonkss9417 SPOILER ALERT: in the following movie, Quantum of Solace, it is revealed that Vesper's boyfriend that was used to blackmail her was actually an agent planted by the organization that supposedly abducted him. Essentially, he would get women like Vesper Lynd (intelligence officers with access to sensitive information) to fall in love with him, then fake his abduction to demand said sensitive information as trade for his life. At the end of QoS, her "boyfriend" was seen working on another female intelligence officer, but Bond intercepted him and got his revenge. In the end, Vesper was being played all along, and even though she technically betrayed him, she still traded her & Bond's life in exchange for the money Bond won in Casino Royale. Vesper did love him, and was just an unfortunate victim of bad circumstances.
Mijo Bažoka most of us forget Quantum of Solace 😂 most likely on purpose.
That is the most unconventional way to go down the stairs
What do mean, it's the best way down I do it on the daily
😄😆☺😂🤣😅
Clearly you've never seen Jason Bourne's technique, just riding a corpse down the centre of the stairwell. Faster too.
🤣😂😅😂🤣😅👌👌👌
I disagree this is the most epic way to go downstairs possible.
The reason Eva Green is arguably the greatest Bond girl is because she doesn't try to be a sexy or alluring. She just is. Green plays it straight and without any wink to the audience or knowing the weight or reputation of such a role.
Lies again? UEFA SW
Ffs
Green has beautiful tits
She is a narcissistic ugly men kisser, she calls people peasants and look down on them, don't enable narcissist.
lea is second best
Visceral and realistic. Just two men dead but a much bigger impact than slaying dozens with a machine gun like some older bond films
Thats not realistic at all, to kill someone by rear choke he would have to keep holding for another 5 mins after going unconscious, here he was dead after 5 seconds.
Also he has a very weak choke if he had both arms around the guys neck for like 30+ seconds before he went unconscious, a good choke should take like 5 seconds without any hand fighting.
Daniel B Craig holding someone in a choke for 5 minutes wouldn’t make for good film now, would it?
@Wes McGee Maybe it suspends disbelief for people who know nothing about fighting, but for me it doesn't. In the same way the movie gravity might suspend disbelief for people who know nothing about physics, but anyone who has a basic understanding could tell what a bunch off bullshit it was.
Omar Millan what on earth are you saying? I’m sure I speak for >95% of film goers in that they wouldn’t want to watch Daniel Craig hold someone who is unconscious in a choke for 5 minutes straight. For films that don’t depict a true story, or try to portray real life in/through a story, the purpose is usually to exhibit a world or events or stories that is/are unfathomable/inconceivable in real life etc. To distort reality. On the contrary, video games usually try and depict real life things e.g. fifa or gta or racing games so that a person can somewhat experience these things for themselves. Therefore their goal is to appear more realistic, so usually, realism is more important in video games. In the case of this film, it’s James Bond, a series that always pushes the boundaries, often exceeding, what is possible by a human. And it’s an action film, so 5 minutes of someone choking another person out would not be interesting. In this case, what you’re suggesting isn’t possible, they can’t attempt to display the killing of a person by choking for 5 minutes for realism purposes, but shorten it, because that wouldn’t be an attempt, it would just be unrealistic.
Omar Millan ok cool! 👍 :)
This ist me and my landlord fighting for the rent.
Pay your damn bills.
Joke of the day ♥️
@@esteemedenergy you'll get your rent when you fix this DAMN DOOR!!!
@@alekseyalekseev4090 DAMN IT, you were faster than me
@@arftrooper44 I missed the part where that's my problem.
And scenes like this, show why Craig's was a different Bond. A fight scene that's ferocious, as it is fast-paced (and well edited also). In the end he's, yes, victorious. But note, he's bloodied. The scene that follows (not shown) is also a revelation about this Bond. He's back in his room painfully patching up the wounds from the fight. Brilliant awesome stuff.
One detail that I either forgot or missed in this scene, the henchman actually is observant. Though Bond and Vesper are putting on a show in the hallway, the henchman is smart enough to notice Bond's earpiece. Now that's something you don't always see.
Agree with everything you said, but it’s just too bad that the henchman was NOT smart enough to clear the corners though.
I absolutely agree. What I like about Casino Royale is that the villains are not fools, they are fully capable antagonists that can give Bond a run for his money, most of the fights in this film are one on one, the African Warlord and his henchman here and the Carlos guy from the airport chase are prime examples of that. We see how Bond struggled through beating these supposed minor Bond villains, beaten and bloodied. It adds so much believability and realism to the character.
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@@IamJoshuaElijahReese I took a part as a stuntman in a few bodyguard/policeman trainings, mostly with airsoft weapons. This is actually one of the most common mistake even for trained profecionals. Usually not this aparent, but still really common.
(the second one is the suicide bomber, but as far as I know, nobody did it on his/her first try...)
He lasts 17 secs after that
"Not a word of protest... You should find a new boyfriend"
Buuuuurn
Lechiffre didn't desserve her anyway. I don't think he loved her as she loved him
@@pjosepha she does not love him either that was buisness
By him not protesting, she got to keep the arm.
@@Spectre_Clips They both knew it was business.
I just realized the way the henchman held the girls arm to be cut off, his arm is right behind it lol.
They were bluffing I think.
Its just a scare tactic they use to intimidate the victims. They know they're not gonna cut her arm off.
I think there really was no intent on cutting off her hand, he was just testing the other guy
They were trying to be low key here. Cutting off some ladies arm and having the cops show up would be rather counterproductive.
I don’t think it was ever meant to be anything other than an armless prank...
This Bond is nothing like the others. Just so raw and gritty. Everything I'd imagine would happen in the life of a spy.
All versions of Bond can get pretty raw. But this one is definitely up there along with Dalton.
@@lucariothehorrorguy5641yeap all is different but what is the novel james bond like
I like how the stairwell fight in No Time to Die had subtle callbacks to this scene. Also, the fight went upstairs, in the other direction that this fight went.
No spoilers please I haven't seen it yet but do tell me if the hand to hand combat in No Time to Die is well shot and edited? Thanks in advance
@@hsehovic63 I don’t know how to judge if it was well edited. It looks the same as the other films in my opinion
@@hsehovic63 Dude get off the comment section of any James bond video until you see it. You’ll inevitably see spoilers. Hell, even UA-cam will recommend you a video that has spoilers in the title soon enough if you have watched a few old Bond videos like this
@@hsehovic63 probably the best shot and edited bond movie next to skyfall
The difference is the number of cuts. Cary Fukunaga did it in one take.
The sexiest a woman has ever been is Eva Green in Casino Royale. Truly ridiculous how perfect she is.
No, Cameron Diaz in the mask
Totally agree. Stunning looking woman.
Tom Meadows This isn’t about the Mask, mate.
Ana de Armas has entered the chat
chrismas jones ?
I just noticed this but I love how Bond wraps his jacket around his arm to prevent slash wounds while he's blocking
After bungling just shooting the guy.
That's an old street fighting technique. If you don't have a shield or buckler, you can use your cloak like a snare to catch the opponent's blade. It's where the phrase "cloak and dagger" comes from.
@@CountArtha Hm I always thought that phrase was b/c you were being shady and looking to metaphorically (or actually) backstab someone
@@PassiveWealth It can mean that also.
@@CountArtha I think that's also where the term Swashbuckler comes from regarding the 'swash' being the clothing you use for defense.
Very well shot and choreographed as if we are there on the stairwell witnessing it. The impact it had on Vesper when she was in the shower in shock was a very nice realistic touch that none of the other films prior to it had. Which goes to show the gravity of the whole situation can too much to take in and bare for regular everyday people like us that aren't highly trained Spies. 👌
You're right, that's a sweet moment when Bond comforts her in the shower.
Feel the emotions🥰
Thanks 😊🙏🏻
@@danielcraig6142 Этот фильм великолепен, как они могли испортить все остальные фильмы после этого?Ведь рецепт был прост.
I like how this film wasn't afraid of showing the villain being vulnerable, portraying him as an actual human being rather than an untouchable figure.
And plus relatable too. Dude had debt to pay i mean nowadays people might as well go to the extent he went to
I love how Vesper first tries to escape but cannot. Sometimes heroism is just not being able to run away.
It's also common sense. When the trained fighter is about to... well, fight, the smart thing to do is to get the hell out of there, NOT stand and watch. Not only are you endangering yourself by sticking around, you're also getting in the way.
@@Arbron True, but i think she was just scared. Cowardly, not smart. A flawed heroine.
@@johndodson8464 Oh, it's definitely the case that she was scared, hence the forthcoming shower scene. At least she wasn't so terrified that she froze up though!
(I guess I'm talking on a meta level. I believe too many movies feature a character standing and watching a fight when they should be getting the hell out of there.)
ironically, had anyone answered her knocking on the exit door, there would have been a witness to deal with.
Thot
Brilliant Scene. Damn Martin Campbell is a fabulous director.
It does make you wonder what the heck happened during his directing stint on that Green Lantern movie.
@@darkchibi07 WB interfering as per usual is what happened. They pushed for Ryan Reynolds as the lead even though he looked nothing like Hal Jordan and the role should have been given to Nathan Fillion who was born to play that inconic character and is also a huge fan of him and Green Lantern lore. Thankfully AT&T are restricting their interference today so DC finally hit the ground running. What's recently come out of DC Fandome is looking very promising. So fingers crossed. 🤞
@@darkchibi07 The Foreigner was good tho
You said it!!
@@taliamason7986 maybe cause geoff johns was involved
So that one dude just carried a sword with him like highlander. 😄
There can be only one.
Yeah I forgot how ridiculous this is for this film which is supposed to be more gritty and realistic lol dude literally brought a fucking sword to a bond fight
@@Nicholas_Chen_ It's a machete. They were using it to threaten Mads - they didn't know they were going to get into a fight.
@@Nicholas_Chen_ wtf man you dont know machete tradition in tropical country . Just type it in youtube you will see everyone have machete .
hahahaha
This film has better gadgets than other craig films!
Skyfall had one cool gadget, like the connectable sniper rifle that the assassin used.
@@kristianleal5400 😂😂we have seen better ones like 24 years before that. Remember Bond's camera convertible sniper with night vision and palm reader (so that only he can use it)?
@@madhousenetwork I suppose you're talking about the sniper rifle from Licence to Kill?
@@kristianleal5400 atta boy! Yes
@@madhousenetwork Yeah, I give that gadget a big credit for Bond. It's totally one of the creative things.
A more realistic depiction than you usually see in film of how long it actually takes to strangle someone to death.
Still unrealistic. People usually black out first or seize while unconscious. You don’t just go from waking to dead
@@headphonic8 You pass out pretty quick though I think.
I thought the From Russia with Love train fight was brutal, then I saw this...one of the best fight scenes in the series
It was very brutal for the 60's.
@@taliamason7986 indeed it was
Why would anyone watch this rubbish
@@jimdoc6102 then why are u here
Eva Green is a very striking woman. I wouldn't call her "classically beautiful" but she is very appealing. Her intelligence and her femininity combined with her looks make her one of the all time Bond women. And of course her character's death in this movie is realistic and frankly disturbing. This was the best Bond film ever in my opinion.
"I wouldn't call her classically beautiful"
I would.
@@neil4817 😆😆😆😆😆 she is indeed the best bond girl. beauty with brain. she brings the best out of cold hearted bond.
She is literally one of the hottest women in the history of humanity.
A real woman,unlike Hailee Steinfeld
@@newhybrid101 lmao, what did Hailee Steinfeld do to you haha
I believe the technical term is "smokeshow"
Brilliance. Pure cinematic brilliance.
It's so weird seeing Eva Green play a role being so vulnerable and panicky. I've always seen her character in other movies as intimidating and will dominate you all the time.
She can dominate me anytime. Snarf Snarf.
This is one of her earlier roles. She does seem to have played a lot of femme fatale characters later on, to the point I think she was type-casted. But recently I think she is playing some more dynamic roles. With Vesper I think she is intimidating on the outside, but vulnerable inside.
@@Nicholas_Chen_ True - Vesper was intimidating and snarky on the outside, but on the inside, she was vulnerable and terrified.
It's also weird watching her play a role with her clothes on. She's got a smokin' bod and wasn't afraid to show it.
i wonder how they convinced her to not display her natural assets
The guy with the machete is near Tom Cruise's level of self stunts, considering he was 49 when they shot this movie, and this scene demands extreme physicality.
Wow, he looks way younger than 49.
Isaach Dé Bankole looked equally good to Daniel Craig - who is 11 years younger - there's no doubt that their characters had to be on the "same page" on different levels and that sequence is one of many reasons why Casino Royale is first rate action movie.
Dude. That black dude with machete gave bond a run for his money. He could fight
They way he took out that first guy. Dropped him down the stairs absolutely awesome
Yep, it showed his rookie fire was engaged and working, but he screwed up on the follow-up attack with his pistol.
Best Bond movie along with Skyfall.
Skyfall is way to corny and predictable. Casino Royale and Quantum are the most real Bond films ever made, and age like fine wine.
@@a_single_white_female Skyfall was much better than Quantum. Quantum was filled with shaky-cam, too much editing, directing and script problems.
@@a_single_white_female Out of Craig's Bond films so far, Casino Royale is still the best one. Skyfall comes a close second but I feel it is too highly rated especially with the anticlimactic Home Alone type ending it had. Still nowhere as good as Casino Royale.
@@a_single_white_female I agree with your assessment. I miss the style and feeling that Casino and Quantum both had. Yes, Quantum had poor editing choices, but I feel that Skyfall and Spectre have a grayscale coloring effect due to Sam Mendes being the director and neo-classic script style that has dated them far more than Craig's first two Bond films.
Skyfall is overrated. It's a good movie but at the time is was too hyped up and now people seemed to have run with it. Quantum of Solace was a real stinker and generally considered by far to be the worst of the Craig bonds.
This Bond film was full of GREAT fight scenes. The opener in the men's room reminded me of the fight scene in the elevator with Sean Connery in Diamonds are Forever and the train car fight in From Russia with Love. Very brutal...you feel exhausted after watching them from feeling like your there.
The most intense stairwell fight in a 007 film. The moment I saw it in theatres, Daniel Craig brought to life the true personality of James Bond.
I always loved how brutal the fight scenes in Daniel Craig's era of Bond are.
Eva has the "Look", the one that requires no words to be uttered.
3:10 The horror-movie violins are amazing.
And his yelling commands at yet another pretty face that can't handle getting an elevator.
3:02 That's a *woman* . I love how this film portrays strong women correctly. Not pretending like she can fight like the men, but not portraying her as a helpless and useless bystander.
Dude just say you liked to get pegged
Mmmm best Craig Bond film!!!
it's the only good craig film IMO ;)
@@madhousenetwork You didn't like Skyfall?
@@1981lashlarue it wasn't as good as casino royale. Just bigger production value mate. Also the home alone part of it was hilarious 😂
Yes, by not that much, I agree.
@Omar Millan casino royale, quantum were good entries. Skyfall so so... Spectre was the worst
The way she wraps herself around Bond in the elevator shows her falling in love in what can only be described as masterful acting!
Eva green got her part to fight in that scene. Disarming the villain was her most valiant move.
She took her sweet time deciding to though, she could have kicked the gun away but massively hesitated until it was almost too late.
the way he swung that machete was so aggressive. super realistic!
This was one of most realistic fight scenes in the history of .007 films.
He was out for blood
Given he was a war lord from africa, the character probably used a machete in serious combat beforehand.
Those eyes at 0:00
Eva Green is just wonderful
this is the beauty of movies and its success, putting pretty people with pretty people failures all over the place, who the fuck would have thought eva green and daniel craig would have been the most captivating couple in a bond movie. They both played their role spectacularly
The opening scene, the paper bag opening, is perfect.....
remember watching this over 10 years ago and never knew how the guy knew bond was suspicious until now, noticed the ear piece in his ear.
In grade school this kid on the bus whose name I've forgotten had wax in his ear that size.
not just the earpiece by itself, but I think the sobs from inside LeChiffre's room are audible from it. So the guy knew Bond was listening to that room in particular
The black guy who spotted the ear piece had a hell of an eye & he was almost close to killing bond with that spin around shot.
Initially I hated the gritty and (too) realistic feel of the films since Craig took over, it took me while to get used to it. Now I love it and couldn't imagine a better Bond for this day and age.
Yeah he did a great job. Wonder when we'll ever see his last Bond movie?
@@johnt7630 unmm November?
Being a spy is a dirty business.
I seem to remember Daniel Craig saying that they had no choice but to go dead serious with this film, because Mike Myers/Austin Powers had so effectively ridiculed the whole genre of sexy, comedic, improbable spy movies.
Timothy Dalton would do great I think, he was ahead of his time in the 80s.
This is when it finally got all the way real for Vesper. Not just train rides and sarcasm and fancy dresses. A brutal business.
She was really the best match for 007. Madeline in spectre just... isn't it.
I think her role significantly improved in No Time to Die. I still prefer Vesper overall, as she is the first and most important Bond girl in Craig’s series, but Madeline’s arc and relevance does justify itself in the end.
@farting champion I get to watch the film in Hong Kong, and I liked it overall. I can definitely understand if some more knowledgeable James Bond fans dislike this one. It's not as good as Casino Royale and Skyfall but it's still good and on the high end of the spectrum compared to Spectre and Quantum of Solace. It's worth seeing the film in cinemas, because the presentation (cinematography, editing) and action is fantastic, great side characters (Ana de Armas is perfect), and a tighter cohesive plot. I'd say pacing issues, aspects of the third act (resolution), Rami Malek as the villain are the weak parts of the film. It's far from perfect but I'm just glad the film is out.
2:44 I know it's just for a second but considering how much attention to detail people usually put into movies you'd think they would have found a better looking dummy. I mean at least one that had individual fingers!
Daniel is so cool, and Eva is so beautiful. Best bond film ever
This scene scared me as a kid, I had to walk out the room and I never came back for the rest of the film 🤣
Pussy
wtf, ur parents failed u, this movie rated R.
@@SwornReaper mine? Or his?
@@williamlowry92 him
SwornReaper
It is PG-13 lol
The fight/stunt team who worked on the craig movies definitley gave us a thrill, and this one scene is an example of that.
Plus let's not forget, the opening chase scene in the intro.
Eva Green is a goddess 😻. My guy really pulled out a sword when he heard gun shots 😂😂
One of the most visceral fight scenes in the entire series right up there with Bond’s fight with Red Grant on the train in From Russia with Love.
Everything was at perfection throughout the whole scene especially the direction
The African dude that spotted bond making out had a good eye. He saw the little ear piece & almost killed bond. Then the African guy with the machete put up a hell of a good fight against bond.
Two thing that are irresistible to men: a cold beer on a hot summer day and Eva Green mysterious, alluring beauty...
Stop simping.
@@lennysummers6672 Lenny mah boah!
Literally the first UA-cam video in ages that started exactly with thumbnail photo
Eva Green was born to play a Bond woman. Strong and striking. For sure one of the most beautiful women of this era of film.
TRUE
Ugh. Simp
@@lennysummers6672 Ugh. Virgin.
I just now noticed that his machete knocked Bond’s gun out of his hand… very subtle but amazing attention to detail.
I’m not so sure that Vesper was actually a Bond girl.
But James sure as shit was a Lynd boy :)
That’s sounds cute
1:24 'Not a word of protest. You should find a new boyfriend.'
Oof apply water to the burned area Le Chiffre. The African warlord character is a great villain with a badass presence despite his limited screentime. Not to mention he pulled a machete out of his pants and swung it down the stairs.
Dude. That black dude with machete gave bond a run for his money. He could fight
The warlord and his boyfriend (yes, they are a couple) are from a war torn region in africa. Probably one of the same ones where Craigs´ Bond was deployed to before his work at MI6 (I read that fact somewhere that he was working as a marine soldier beforehand), only the warlord had nothing to protect him other than his strenght.
Explains why he was such a menace, and Bond only won by using his whole collection of martial arts moves and by using his bulkiness and strenght against him, by throwing him down.
They way they show vespers reaction to the gun in the envelope before even showing the gun is really artistic
While fourteen years might have passed, CR still looks brilliant. It might as well have come out yesterday.
@@jonathancooper4914 agreed, it blows my mind that Die Another Day eas the bond before this one. Casino Royale is hands down the best film, my favorite movie of all time
Yeah, that's one of those little touches by Martin Campbell that make this film so good. He also directed Goldeneye.
Eva has great eyes and uses them very well to convey her character's emotions.
@@jimgurganious6642 Agreed, I don't want to sound like everyone else but she is truly the best bond girl. Her character could not have been played by anyone else
Eva Green would be a great casting for Yennefer .
Think so too. Not that there was anything bad with Anya.
One of the best, ever James Bond realistic fight scenes and for its time… this was the first discovery of the new Bond. Watching it was visceral feeling in your guts: gritty realism!! A tough, uncompromising secret agent who doesn’t mind getting up close and personal with the bad guys. His bloodied face and shirt just added to the brilliant fight scene.
Gotta give that bodyguard the most observant bodyguard award.
The black guy who spotted the ear piece had a hell of an eye & he was almost close to killing bond with that spin around shot. Bodyguard of the year award
In No Time To Die, he's fighting up the stairwell lol.
A scene not possible anymore today...
Back then films were written for adults by adults. It was mature.
Nowaways they are written by children.
After No Time to Die I belive I need to rewatch Casino Royale
the guy in the back reaction's to his buddy shooting at bond was to turn around running, brandishing his machete. im dead
He's taking it out of his pants 😆
1:48 When he pulled it right out of his pants
Dude. That black dude with machete gave bond a run for his money. He could fight
There's something brilliant about the way this is so Bond yet so anti-Bond. You know he's an agent and the world of espionage is bloody and brutal. However, we have come to expect a more glamourized depiction of Bond, one where he is not bloodied and brushing shoulders with death. Vesper being so shaken yet also brave in the face of this violence is brilliant as well---she's an agent, yes, but not all agents are versed in this kind of violence and seeing how the visceral brutality shocks her is perfect cinema.
I weak how Vesper is out here barely running on these stairs lol😭. Im like sis hurry up! 😂🤣
One of the best fights scenes ever, maybe the best, very difficult thing to make look realistic. This was before they Nutered Bond
It's a great fight but far from the best. There are other movies such as the John Wick and Raid series that have much more satisfying fights scenes to offer among other martial arts movies.
And if you're strictly talking about pure realism then The Revenant>>>>>>>Casino Royale fights.
It's not very difficult to look up how to do a choke properly, or have enough common sense to know it doesn't kill someone without even putting them to sleep
Probably the last time James Bond films will portray damsel in distress. Now they are supposedly harder than him according to the trailer of No Time to Die.
Sadly yes.
The best Bond film of the 21st century and better than many of the 20th century ones, in my view.
@Steve Kaczynski, you're right but at the same time, if you're a Bond fan, there are so many scenes in the other movies that you love seeing again and again.
Who remembers seeing...
.... the trailer and being so excited for this film! ?
En español
Amor de familia
Telenovela turca amor de familia
And Daniel Craig was furious to see his fancy suit ruined.🔥
Seen them all - definitely the best Bond movie of all time.
At the 2:50 mark, I love all the shoe scuff marks on the floor as the bad guy tries to free himself. In the movie NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN, when Chagura strangles the deputy at the police station there were dozens of shoe scuff marks on the floor.
"I would take a hand for this betrayal, but you need it to play cards."
His last thoughts were "Took that long to get the gun away from me. Should get a new girlfrie--"
Casino Royale was Craig's best Bond for sure. Eva Green is just perfection.
Swimming teacher: *”Kick those legs!”*
Me: 2:51
Casino Royale is by far the best Bond Movie in modern times and can be argued top 2 ever.
i love seeing the main character getting all bloody and injured. instead of being so perfect and invincible
The bad guy almost cut his friend's arm too... Now that's bad ass! 😂😂
I’ll never forget watching this iconic bond film for the very first time. Daniel Craig at his best.
I want to see this level of grittiness and rawness back to No Time to Die and the future Bond films.
Best Bond IMHO. I especially was blown away by the scene after in front of the mirror. He is so agitated there, trying to come down.
I dont think this will ever be topped as the best Bond film. Everything about it was perfect.
When the accountant finally realised that the money’s use is really serious.
One of the most brilliant scenes in cinematic history, Eva green was such an amazing bond girl. Many thanks to Daniel Craig, such brilliance
This is where bond really shows his training... he is efficient, ruthless and follows no code
The best ever Bond fight scene👍🏿
I hope No Time To Die feels as realistic as this
It wont, just more computerized shit scenes - the Bond series is dead, unless you like comic book heroes.
@Omar Millan yeah but he means the Bond we all know and love is dead now since its branded "Misogynistic" and "exploitation of women".
Remember watching this in cinema.
This was bond as we had never seen him before
How can one tell that this movie is not so recent?
0:25 SONY ERICSSON 😂
Honestly without that it can very well be a movie from 2020!
Kjnnjujnjn😊
Anyone thinking of becoming a chiropractor should find a ton of inspiration from this clip.
Even though the machete is such an incredibly stupid weapon to use this scene is great and feels realistic
As Bond's love, Eva Green was so much more believable than Lea Seydoux ... NTTD is a great disappointment compared with CR ...
That is definitely one of my favourite scene from James Bond film
eva green is just perfect in this movie
Left out the best scene!When Bond slugs down a glass full of bourbon in his bathroom right after the kill.Shaken and strangled but definitely no longer stirring!
Great fight scene: Bond takes his share of a beating but comes out on top. Much more intense action than previous Bond movies.
Eva Green is amazing in every movie