How Die Another Day references all Bond Movies
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- Опубліковано 3 гру 2022
- in 2002, Die Another Day celebrated the 40 year anniversary of the James Bond franchise. Much like No Time To Die, it referenced all Bond movies preceeding it, in some shape or form. In this video I am going through these references in chronological order.
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9:53 fact: Miranda never emptied Bonds gun, it was still loaded, she instead remove the firing pin which wouldn't make a difference in weight, which is why it makes sense that Bond didn't notice
5:59 To add to this reference, Madonna's music video for Die Another Day's theme song basically takes that entire glass shop fight from Moonraker as well.
"Your twentieth, I believe..." LOL!
1. That moment you realize the diamond satellite references your least favourite Bond film. :P
2. The third henchman to be sucked out of the plane feet first reminded me of Goldfinger's death, albeit with a much larger window and no tight squeeze.
In the novel "Goldfinger", it's Odd-Job who's sucked out of the plane window. Goldfinger GOES DOWN with the plane. Just like Kamal Khan in "OCTOPUSSY".
4:42 thats a great little touch i never knew. Diamonds are forever but life isn't. Really cleverly ties the two movies together. Great video 👍 really enjoyed it
At least that one is a bit subtle 😅
I love this video and I enjoy all of the content
While Pierce Brosnan is my favorite Bond I can't really say that DAD is close to be one of my favorite Bond movies but I still wish to know how it must felt watching this movie the first time in cinema with all the celebration going on and whatnot, funny enough I heard so many people say it was fun watching it the first time right when it came out however going back to it, watching it a second time they also realized it's not as good as they remembered...
Good job once again! The Spy who loved me reference might be my favorite
Someone watched this twice?
Brosnan will always have a special place in my heart for all the video games that came out during his era. EA back then had a good track record for James Bond games. Sadly, Craig's Bond only was able to pull out CoD clones.
I think it's because when it came out it was not long after 9/11 and people wanted escapism and "their man" coming out on top. Casino Royale coming out also changed people's perspectives and made it look bad by comparison. But at the time, CGI was expected in big budget films like Star Wars and slow motion effects in The Matrix. The same can be said about the editing in QoS being choppy, but that that time the Bourne films were like that and even won an Oscar for Ultimatum's editing.
he and connery are my favorate and yes dad is his weakest film.best 2 brosnon films are gildeneye and the world Is not enough,yeah i like more than some,i fell apart from DAD his films are getting reappeciated or at least second look now.I was never wild for craig like others was.
@@HorySmokes I watched this at least 15 times. I've only watched Titanic more ..... so yeah?
Why not. This is one of the greatest movies EVER, and certainly the best Bond film.
Phantastic video! I still love DAD. I remember when it came out it was considered a fantastic movie by nearly every Bond fan I know (and by me too). It may not have aged well, but it was perfect for its time.
Nicely assembled and presented once again
Its funny that even if its been a couple of years since you did the Moonraker review, you still refer to Chang as “Random Samurai Dude”
M and Bond have some rather powerful, emotionally charged moments in Die Another Day. I am not a huge Brosnan fan but I think he deserved one last outing that would have really allowed him to demonstrate his finer qualities as an actor. He should have gotten his "For Your Eyes Only".
Thank you always for the amazing content
Not exactly a reference, but the stewardess who servers Bond his Vodka Martini on the plane (Lucky I asked for it shaken) was Roger Moore's own daughter Deborah Barrymore.
It gets better!!!! Roger Moore's Bond had an affair with Lisl, The Countess Von Schlaf in the film For Your Eyes Only, She is played by Cassandra Harris, who is actually Brosnan's WIFE!!!!
Partly to see his daughter in the film, and partly help the celebrations with the 40th anniversary, Roger did attend the premier, and wasn't very complementary ['it went to far..and that's from me, the first Bond in Space'!].
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This is awesome, thank you for this video
How many movies do you have to make before your whole movie is just references? At what point does it go from omage to plagiarism?
After a point, it almost can't be plagiarism because the sheer number of references demands creativity and innovation just to cram them all into one movie!
@ThermiteKitty I'm not willing to agree that it takes creativity to stack references. Beavers stack sticks, and rocks until the water stops flowing, I wouldn't call that creative either.
@@nosadonions3231 If you were to just stack sticks and stones in a river, it would likely just fall apart. Beavers have an understanding of structural integrity. Scriptwriters are the same way. No Time To Die adds more references than Die Another Day, but nobody would say they're mostly the same movie with a little more added. How they are used and what the story ends up being is distinctively different even if they use similar materials.
@ThermiteKitty as I work in construction, I feel confident that I by myself could build a beaver damn that works as intended. While these creatives that you are talking about, take old ideas and stack them into an unconvincing mess, and it takes 10-20 of them to do it. What a joke.
@@ThermiteKitty Agreed. There is a big difference to having a few 'easter eggs' and call backs present [like a Robert Brown portrait] mainly as a fun thing for the fans compared to films like 'Star Trek Into Darkness' where plot points are re-used and lines repeated verbatim from 'Wrath of Khan'.
Awesome review as always
I'll add another reference to The Man With the Golden Gun, or at least what I always thought was a reference. James removing the small diamond from Jinx's navel at the end of the movie and James kissing (then swallowing) the golden bullet in the dancer's navel in TMWTGG
Great pick up on all these references.
Die Another Day bad CGI never gets old 😄
This is great, nice job!
Enjoyed this video as well
Great video! I remember showing my friend Die Another Day for the first time and pointing out all the references I saw. I had too as a Bond Fan, I'm sure he appreciated it 😂.
Will you rank movies from worst to best as well movies titles (from worst to best)?
Fun Fact:
The wave surfing scene where Bond
& his allies sneak into North Korea
were actually filmed in Pe'ahi, Maui
where it is known by another name:
"Jaws". I wonder if the filmmakers decided to use the big wave location
as a sly refrence to the giant steel-toothed henchman: "Jaws", played by Richard Kiel?
I notice something you did not mention: Q calls the ring device "Single Digit Sonic Agitator" which sounds a lot like "Solex Agitator"
Everybody says that the rotating mirrors is the only reference to Golden Gun, but i think the car flip in the ice chase maybe inspired, if not a direct homage, by the corckscrew jump.
Also another plot point taken from Diamonds are Forever is the villain supposedly dying in the pretitles only to come back later as a legit rich industrialist. The whole thing is a remake of DAF.
A probably involuntary reference to FYEO but both movies are the only ones in which the titles singer appears on the film.
Hoping to see a new video of yours soon!
Ok, a few more i came up with, it's a bad movie but is fascinating how much it takes from the previous ones.
YOLT: The Geodesic Dome that Graves uses as a lab just looks like the dome from the Pre-Titles where the russians and americans meet.
Also, many articles says that the boat Bond escapes from in Hong Kong is the HMS Tenby, the same ship that was used to fake his burial at sea in YOLT, but i can't find the name on screen in either movie.
OHMSS: Maybe Bond looking at all the old props in Q's lab is itself a reference to Bond looking at mementos from his previous adventures in his office?
LALD: The only two movies up to that point in which Bond uses a revolver.
Moonraker: The only two films in which 007 teams up with a female CIA agent with her own gadgets (Pam from LTK was just an informant, though decades later we'll get Paloma)
AVTAK: Bond steals an enemy winter vehicle (snowmobile / ice rocket), which gets wrecked, so he takes parts of it to make new equipment that he uses to escape by practicing an extreme sport (snowboarding / windsurfing).
TND: Bond removes a small detonator from his Omega watch and later uses the watch to detonate it remotely.
When Jinx sneaks into Graves' laboratory, she wears a leather outfit similar to Way Ling's when she sneaks into the Hamburg offices, and both use a cable attached to their belt to run vertically along a wall, although it is Bond who does the latter in DAD.
The only one i can't find such a direct reference it's TWINE, maybe the fact that Cleese got promoted to Q?
Well done 👍🏻
9:55 I’m going to continue to argue that Bond’s P99 was sabotaged, not emptied, by Ms. Frost. The novelization says as much, with the firing pin being removed.
You could/should make a whole video just on the Q Lab scene!😁
Ever since you mentioned it in your Die Another Day recapping, I've been waiting for this reference video! As someone who's obsessed with David Arnold's soundtracks, I loved that little nod to Dr. No. Do you think you'll do one of these reference videos for Spectre? I heard that one also has an easter egg for each installment.
Was thinking about that yeah!
@@DutchBondFan Please do!
Nice all previous all bond references
10:08
A cello can be seen in Q's lab as a nod to Kara Milovy's own Stradivarius cello: "The Lady Rose".
A small matter, sir, if I may: Miranda Frost did not empty his gun (a trained gun user as Bond is he would most certainly have noticed the change in weight); it is more practical to think she disabled the firing pin, and in a Walter P99 that would be inside the slide, as opoosed to the ppk's which would have been easier to notice. Cheers.
Die Another Day is very Underrated.
I'm not the biggest fan, though I did like it when it was released (12 years old back then). I do think it's getting renewed appreciation as we're approaching a new era and people seem to appreciate the lighthearted again more
@@DutchBondFan I do think when people praise it for being 'light hearted' I think 'you can do better'. The CGI has certainly not aged well. Even in Brosnan's stint alone 'Tomorrow Never Dies' is far better if you just want a fun action fix.
Your video has just revealed why I love DAD so much - It's all the best scenes of every previous Bond movie, edited into one brand new film. I don't understand why there's so much hatred towards it !?!?!?
I think it's a issue of expectations: if you're sold the movie as "it's a quilt stitched from a bit of everything Bond all in a totally over-the-top 2000`s-core package", it goes over pretty well. That's just not what most people were expecting at the time.
@@ThermiteKitty Yes,true. I mean it does have a lot of cheesey lines & that terrible surfing scene....but it kind of went back to classic Bond. The OTT villain with a massive lair/base. Plus the car chase scene was, in my opinion, one of the greatest in a Bond movie. Totally new that the villains car had gadgets too !!! But each to their own I guess. I know I'm in a minority.
@@ThermiteKittyI get what you mean. Using another franchise as an example-Mission Impossible 2 was the highest grossing film of 2000 and it's OTT style was very '2000' and I still think it has some great stunts. But watching it now in context of the rest of the series it's very out of place and is generally regarded as the weakest entry [MI3 certainly felt like 'course correction'].
@@philnewton-england7795It’s my favorite Brosnan Bond movie. Yeah, it’s over the top. But it’s still a very enjoyable movie to watch.
wait a minute !?
did i just hear the theme song of the Bond game Everything or Nothing ?
Q we have a new invisible car bond where is it Q we left in invisible mode and we can’t find it
Just drive it on snow and you'll be able to see it. Oh wait, he did.
@@thursoberwick1948 I am in am invisible car they can’t see me your dead mr bond how did you know where I was we saw your tire tracks
Would love to see how From Russia With Love references ALL James Bond movies!
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4:49
Let's do a mashup of the two titles: Diamond Other Day
Jeroen, do you have any more what if videos planned for the future?
Arman, not yet. But might do that again!
Very nice video!
I'd like to have Your opinion: I think Die Another Day does feature another quote from On Her Majesty's Secret Service, maybe.
In the clinic scene, right in the moment when Zao escapes Bond and launches towards him the flaming stretcher (with 007 getting the gun "demagnetized"), we can hear in the soundtrack four descending tones played by low orchestral instruments. This recalls me a lot the four descending tones opening OHMSS main theme.
Oh shit, I did know about that one actually! Should have been in here!
@@DutchBondFan never mind! That was a very difficult one to notice: I recognized it just coincidentally and I could be wrong anyway. Actually OHMSS always got several different quotes, even in No Time To Die
5:25
At least in *"Die Another Day",*
you don't get to see the camera crew in the rotating mirrors unlike that one in-famous goof in *"TMWTGG"* when Bond fought some goons in Saida's dressing room.
best bond film ever
Yep, No Time to Die did it so much better. 👍
The cgi usually has people thinking fromage instead of homage x
Eon's taken a lot of inspiration from NSNA and even CR '67. Just they'll never admit it.
I do think May Day was probably a reaction to Fatima Blush being one of the better received elements in NSNA [the actress got a Golden Globes nomination] and Goldeneye both has Xenia and a laser watch.
@@jamesatkinsonja Definitely although as I say they won't admit it.
You missed the reference point we're Pierce Brosnan on the garded Cuba island locates a private area and pulls the wire out the camera and is trying to find a hidden button within the tight small space which reffrences the end of Octopusy we're Roger Moore then goes through before taking off on a horse to jump on the plane. What is your view on the scene?
8:59
Controlling car with phone references TND.
Just controlling it references TWINE. 😉
i’m surprised this list isn’t as long as the movie
6:13
If one of Bond's beautiful ladyfriends rescued him in this scene, he'd say "saved by the belle." 😁
Could you check out codename kids next door? It has to have some James Bond references, because I don't want The only thing being recommended being"The agent"from"t.a.w.o.g."!
What if this film is actually ignoring the invisible Vanquish (Vanish) & CGI surfing a real 007 masterpiece? 😬
Spectre did it too in fact!!!
Dutch bond fan what about in the near future you talk about a topic off how to fix die another day and the plot to the movie what do you think Il love to see you try.
Despite his reputation as the 'fun Bond', Pierce said he was pushing for the film to go in a more 'gritty and real' direction [something Purvis and Wade were also in favour of] but that wasn't fulfilled and he described a lot of things [like the invisible car] in the final film as 'so ridiculous'.
Random samurai dude ? 😜
Are these all really homages or are they just similarities?
Bit of both!
It was an anniversary film. They did this consciously.
How aboubt Bond with noticable facial hair in Skyfall, kinda like in Die another day?
8:45 Not the same footage. Same angle and shot, yes, same ship. But a different rocket....
I want a GODZILLA VS OO7 movie‼️
I thought we wouldn't get another video until World Cup is over. Good luck to Netherlands in quarter-finals!
Thanks man! Defenitely been editing videos between work and matches!
Is the motorcycle helmet - seen beneath the *"Octopussy"* gator
sub - a nod to Connery's unofficial final 007 film *"Never Say Never Again"?*
Not sure! Good question!
Killing Electra was self-defense, not cold blood.
They really did my boy Pierce dirty with this one.
Also, DBF - what did you think of the recent rumour that Aaron Taylor Johnson successfully screen tested for Bond in September?
I really think they'd be making a mistake casting him. Just doesn't look the part in my opinion
@@Mark-lj1dj Disagree. He's probably my favourite name to pop up so far. I'm not sure Cavill has the range and also, he's a little goofy (though I am a fan). ATJ has the acting chops plus he can pull off the physical stuff. To be honest I'm just happy they're even looking in the right ballpark and we're not hearing rumours about a black transwxmn being cast as Bond.
Hope not. He doenst look like Bond to me
@@HorySmokes he just looks way too metrosexual to me. Whilst I would love an unknown to play bond like sean Connery was, I just don't think Aaron looks the part at all
@@DutchBondFan Neither did Craig tbf
Lots of good references too bad Die Another Day was not the greatest bond film and a shame that Pierce Brosnan had to end on that note
The odd subtle reference is fine.
In this film and the Daniel Craig era, they hit you over the head with it and it takes you out of the film . .
"Oh look, aren't we clever?" --as they incessantly remind you of other, earlier, BETTER films...
Don't forget the Casino Royale references in NTTD. The 1967 version I mean. Bond having a daughter called Mata and dying at the end.
@@thursoberwick1948 I'd have preferred it if they referenced the Barry Nelson TV play. I liked that more than the novel!
@@henrykujawa4427 It's not Fleming's best. It's his apprentice novel.
@@thursoberwick1948 I think the 67 comparison is a bit of a stretch. Madeline's mother in the film is played by Mathilde Bourbin so that is probably who she was named after [indicating her character's name is shared by the actress and Madeline named her daughter after him] while Mata is a reference to real life spy Mata Hari.
As for the ending, everyone dies in 67 while NTTD is clearly inspired by Logan.
Controversial opinion: this film isn’t that bad, it is better then No Time To Die and it's fun to watch
Better than Quantum of Solace. That's about it.
Each to there own but I get very little from this and find it a bit of a slog to get through. It's probably my least fav of all the 'official' Bonds. The CGI has aged badly, the puns are painful and the Sci Fi stuff [DNA swapping, death ray laser] feels very out of place.
Die Another Day is such an awful movie. But it's really sad, because the premise of the film is actually really good, and until they reach Iceland the movie is even quite decent. They just went a little too overboard in the CGI direction and as pointed out in this video, the script needed some serious work (but then again, it was written by Purvis and Bonghead). When i was younger i loved the movie, it wasn't until much later that i saw the faults with it
My original comment was about how this movie blatantly ripped off the plot of Diamonds Are Forever; Graves using a weaponized satellite to wreak havoc just like Blofeld did. Except now having watched the full video I realize that Die Another Day blatantly ripped off plot elements from so many previous Bond movies. This movie truly brought NOTHING original to the table. I mean I know it was made by the same company but DAD owes royalties to Octopussy haha. And when I first started the video I was wondering what the reference to A View To A Kill would be but now I realize that it wasn't a reference as much as it was a major plot device.
View to a Kill itself basic plot pretty much an 80's update of 'Goldfinger' with Gold replaced by Microchips.
This film is evil. Like Man United. I saw this at the cinema in Oldham and was angry with the Bond people for making a huge public toilet. Easily the biggest pile of vomit in the history of James Bond.
So hyped at the time too. I thought it was terrible but some people loved it.
I hate an overload of "memberberries". Having clear references to past events for continuity reason and for plot development is good. But if you put an overload of references to past movies just to apeal to the fans it cheapens your movie. How does all those easter-eggs help this movie when it gets older? if your movie has nothibng else ot offer than references to BETTER movies than you have a problem.
This is one of the worst Films in the franchise. Although it isn't the worst. I think Quantum of Solace, Diamonds Are Forever and A Wiew to a kill are way worse.