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James and Nobu are reacting to Skyfall and this is the est one yet!!! James Bond (Daniel Craig) and M(Judy Dench) are faced with the worst villian yet, Raoul Silva (Javier Bardem)! Enjoy this incredible action film and another reaction to a James Bond film!!
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Javier Bardem in 2007's "No Country for Old Men" is a must see!
My favourite Bond film. I remember seeing it in the cinema aged 11/12 and being on the edge of my seat.
Easily the most entertaining of the Craig era. Seeing him be at his peak, drop to his lowest, then fight back to the top is just perfectly executed.
M's death got me chocking in the cinema.
Moneypenny’s introduction is actually pretty sweet. She’s usually only a sideline for the past 007 series as personal secretary to M.
I love her role in this.
For reference, Bond really IS the character’s name. His father, Andrew Bond, was Scottish. His mother, Monique, was Swiss. They died in a tragic mountain climbing accident, leaving Bond orphaned. He then went to live with his paternal aunt, Charmaine, who raised him until he was sent to Fettes boarding school. However, Bond was expelled after he was caught in a compromising situation with one of the maids. Not long afterward, Bond (who may have lied about his age at the time), enrolled in the Royal Navy, eventually achieving the rank of Commander.
It was Eton College that Bond was expelled from. Also the poor chamber maid miss Roan Power was a Soviet double agent unknownly working for the Nazis to assassinate King George V.
I sense fellow Young Bond readers. I've only read the first 5 but they were very fun books.
Miss Moneypenny is M's personal assistant in the books and all the Bond movies from Connery all the way to Brosnan. It was a cool way to introduce the character. The exploding pen reference is a reference to a Bond gadget from the "Goldeneye" (1995) movie. The name of Bond parents and their death is explained in the books and is further explained in "Specter".
This is my favorite entry of Craig's tenure as Bond. I actually went to the Scottish Highlands during a trip back in 2018, and drove past areas they used in the film. And yeah, Shanghai is really lit up like that at night. I was there in 2019 (just over a month before the pandemic outbreak!), and their entire skyline turned into a giant light show. I like to think of Skyfall as an inverted Bond movie; he fails at nearly every important point. He loses the list, doesn't recover quickly after being shot, temporarily quits and lets his skills decline, gets his leads killed, inadvertently helps the villain with his plan, loses his home, and fails to save M. The movie starts off in these seemingly exotic locales, but ends up in relatively familiar settings in the streets of London and the Scottish Highlands. Usually it's the opposite. The villain lets himself be captured by a much larger, more powerful organization, and then escapes. Again, it's usually the opposite. The finale takes place in the hero's home, not the villain's home. It's not an overly elaborate base; it's just a house with no outside resources, but it gets destroyed all the same. There is no overly complicated plan for world domination; Silva just brings a lot of guys, guns, and explosives to accomplish a personal goal.
Skyfall was the 50th anniversary of the series, so there are _several_ easter eggs/references to the older movies. Here are some I can mention _without spoiling_ the plots of the other movies:
-Dr. No: The Walther PPK from Q Branch, and a stolen work of art put on display. Silva's bottle of scotch is from 1962, the year Dr. No came out. M, Q, and Moneypenny got their starts here as well. M's office at the end of Skyfall is a replica of the original, right down to the leather door.
-From Russia With Love: A train in Istanbul, and a reference to a Q Branch item as a Christmas present.
-Goldfinger: A radio tracker, "You must be joking.", one of the thugs at the casino looks like a certain henchman, and the silver Aston Martin (with ejector seat and guns) originally debuted here.
-You Only Live Twice: M writes Bond's obituary. His parents' names are also mentioned in the original novel, but are on tombstones in Skyfall.
-Live and Let Die: This isn't the first time that Bond has used a reptile as a stepping stone.
-The Man With The Golden Gun: Silva's white suit, Tanner, a gun that skews slightly in one direction, using mirrors in a gun battle, a villain with an unwilling lover, and a casino in Macau.
-The Spy Who Loved Me/Moonraker: A certain aspect of Silva's appearance is reminiscent of a certain villain.
-For Your Eye Only: Knives. Also, when Bond removes the shrapnel from his shoulder in Skyfall, he says to give to M, "For her eyes only." The number on the bag of shrapnel also appears as a date on a computer file in the previous movie.
-Octopussy: Trains.
-The Living Daylights: Part of the villain's plot.
-License To Kill: A gun that can be programmed to a palm print.
-GoldenEye: Certain aspects of the villain's backstory, the exploding pen, "Hello, James.", a brilliant hacker, and getting bad news from CNN.
-Tomorrow Never Dies: Yet another obituary for Bond.
-The World Is Not Enough: A surprising amount of similarities, to the point that explaining would be spoilers.
-Die Another Day: Bond takes an unplanned retirement, and some of M's reactions.
There's way more, but I don't want to get into spoilers just in case you watch the older movies. Judi Dench's M is named Olivia Mansfield, as seen at the end. Ralph Fiennes's M is named Gareth Mallory. So the M comes from their last initial. One final minor detail is the painting in M's office. When Bond meets Q, they look at a painting of an old warship being towed away to be scrapped. But in M's office at the end, there's a painting of a warship in its prime. The symbolism isn't subtle, but I like it.
Yes, Miss/Ms. Moneypenny is a Bond film staple! When Eve’s last name was revealed, I did gasp and then thought, “Of course!” I love that we now have a backstory for her that we didn’t have before.
It's one of the best in the Bond Film Franchise! And it took home the Oscar for Best Original Song, SKYFALL by Adele.
Honestly it’s the only Adele song I can listen to all the way through 😅 not really a fan of her voice but it works well as a Bond theme imo.
Hello?
Just for the record, when you guys chose Daniel Craig's Bond to be your introduction to the character, it's like reading a story from the end to the beginning. Craig's interpretation of Bond is the more ruthless yet most vulnerable Bond. Although Pierce Brosnan is my favorite Bond, Craig's Bond and Dench's "M" have the best chemistry of all the Bonds imo 💯
And of course the Connery Bond movies, it goes without saying, are absolutely essential.
@@porflepopnecker4376 they'll find that out. Connery is a Cadillac - timeless.
@Dayspring Bro I'm not about to read all that shit just because you wanna debate tonight 😂. You got it 👍😁
@@cassiusclayreels No, an Aston Martin…
I think you guys need to watch some of the older Bond movies. You'd see where the nostalgia comes out throughout this movie
This is definitely Daniel Craig’s best Bond film. I don’t really think you’ll get a straight answer if you do one film from each actor. I’d recommend just watching them all in chronological order, starting with Dr No. As for reacting to every Bond theme, I’d be fully on board for that. Maybe a ranking or tier list?
Also, the Aston Martin DB5 is absolutely iconic in the Bond lore
Reposting my comment from the Casino Royale video in the hopes it gets seen:
I'm just gonna say it: PLEASE do more James Bond movies. There's a total of 6 actors so far who have played the part, and they've all had great films under their tenure. We'd all love it if you did the entire series, but if I can only suggest one from each, then (listed in order from first Bond actor to last):
1. Sean Connery - Goldfinger
2. George Lazenby - On Her Majesty's Secret Service (his only film)
3. Roger Moore - The Spy Who Loved Me
4. Timothy Dalton - Licence To Kill
5. Pierce Brosnan - Goldeneye
Good list, I would only suggest that Roger More and Sean Connery deserve two movies given the longer back catalogue of each, e.g. I would add Sean Connery - From Russia with Love (before Goldfinger) and Roger Moore - Live and Let Die. Else is hard to appreciate them as Bond in just one movie. Perhaps Brosnan might be two movies too (?)
@@the_judge_8262 I agree, but it's still a lot of movies to tackle, ideally I'd like them to tackle them ALL (other reactors have done it, like RolyPolyOllie) but if they can't handle that, it might be best to just stick to a 'best of' for each Bond.
But frankly, as long as my two favourites (Roger Moore and Timothy Dalton) get a look in, then I'm happy as a clam.
That dog reference M left for Bond is basically M saying that everything around Bond gets destroyed but he survives it all just like the dog in her office survived the blast, though it contradicts with what happens with bond in the last movie
Casino Royale and Skyfall are the best from Craig's tenure as Bond. Quantum of Solace was the worst. No Time Left To Die & Spectre looked beautiful, but ended up in the middle of the pack. If you want more Ralph Fiennes as a British spy, check out the campy, action comedy The Avengers (1998, adapted from the tv show) with Uma Thurman, Sir Sean Connery, Jim Broadbent, Fiona Shaw, Dame Eileen Atkins, and Eddie Izzard.
I remember waiting for the Adele song to be released worldwide and listening to it at midnight. Good times. I knew the song before seeing the movie. I saw it in the movie theatre with my mom. I love it. In fact, I adore it. It introduced a new Q, and I love him so much. His relationship with Bond is so entertaining, their banter is perfect. Loved your reaction.
Javier bardem is incredible. He was the first villain since mads mikkelsen in a bond film to really get to me
I sang Skyfall for chorus in middle school. It is such a beautiful song and it made me want to watch the movies.
That’s AWESOME!!!
Fun fact: we only ever see the initials of Bond’s father, “A.B.” on the hunting rifle. That’s a cute reference to Albert Broccoli, original producer of the Bond films
The exploding pen line is a reference to "Goldeneye", a Pierce Brosnan Bond film
Dude on the right really reads the comments to tell him his opinions 😂
Another bit of trivia, Ian Fleming also wrote Chitty chitty bang bang
25:47 Hahaha Nobu is totally me... I also tend to correct people when they use the word poisonous instead of venomous. 😂
This is, hands down, the best Bond. It's not close. Sure, others may have _created_ the legend, but this one told the best story, had one of the best villains, the objective production quality was faultless, AND it managed to flawlessly and tastefully bring a good chunk of callbacks and fan service into the plot.
Fan. Fucking. Tastic.
Great reaction guys. The harking back to previous bond films is class. When Bond opens the garage door and the brass instruments play a beat from Goldfinger as the Aston Martin is from that film with all the accompanying gadgets installed. Awesome. If you do a film from each actor then Goldfinger is the best Connery film. and in the top 3 of all time.
And the ending in the old school office and back to a male M, it was pretty crazy awesome. Huge nostalgia trip.
@@RandomPickles Am truly gutted about the Aston though. I have an old Corgi model of it with the rear bullet-proof shield and the ejector seat.
Goldfinger is one of the very best!
Skyfall is at least the best Craig Bond-movie. And in the Top-3 bond-movies of all times so far.
And probably the darkest of them all by atmosphere.
Casino Royale's still my favourite, Skyfall's second. If you want to stay fairly modern, Pierce Brosnan's four movies mostly hold up really well - especially GoldenEye, which is the same director as Casino Royale (Martin Campbell)! Beyond that, here are my classic recommendations:
From Russia With Love - just a really cool cold war spy thriller
Goldfinger - highly problematic female character but otherwise a classic
You Only Live Twice - even more problematic in parts but, well, did you watch Austin Powers? Watch this.
On Her Majesty's Secret Service - the only George Lazenby Bond movie but it's probably the closest to the book
Live and Let Die - quite a disturbing one really!
The Man With the Golden Gun - Christopher Lee as the villain! Can't go wrong
The Spy Who Loved Me - arguably the most iconic Bond movie
Moonraker - if you want outright silliness but still a good time! The only thing I'll say is that this was made after Star Wars...
A View To A Kill - Christopher Walken as the villain!
The Living Daylights - Timothy Dalton takes over, possibly my favourite pre-90s Bond movie
Every one you named are on the top of my Bond list. Adding Skyfall, Casino Royale, and GoldenEye and you have named all my favorite Bond films.
I don’t know if you all take requests from the comments, but if you do, would you consider reacting to Mr. Magorium’s Wonder Emporium? It has Dustin Hoffman and Natalie Portman and I firmly believe it’s an absolute hidden gem. One of my favorite movies from my childhood, absolutely worth a watch
I am of the opinion that there has never been a bad Bond film in the 60-odd years the Franchise has been on our screens.
Agreed. Even the ones I consider bad (Octopussy, Die Another Day, Quantum of Solace) are still watchable.
So, this movie has another interesting context.
Casino Royale released in 2006.
Quantum of Solace released in 2008, and suffered because of the writer's strike.
Skyfall came out in 2012, and it has the distinction of being the first 007 movie to have been entirely produced AFTER the wild-ass success of The Dark Knight. There were a lot of movies that came out around this time that tried to reproduce what made The Dark Knight so special. Amazing Spider-Man, Star Trek Into Darkness, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, X-Men First Class, Rise of Planet of the Apes, etc.
But I think that Skyfall was the most successful at it. Turns out psychological espionage thrillers are generally better suited to spy movies than superhero movies. Who could've possibly guessed?
The opening of this movie features one of the rare times Bond is shot (and injured).
This is my favorite bond film. The theatre experience was just the absolute best.
The first MGM logo was in 1919 and the Lion was called Leo.
“I feel like it’s a reference.”
I was kinda surprised that you watches Daniel Craig’s version first before Pierce Brosnan’s version. Because M (Judy Dench) was already the MI6 boss lady.
And yes, there are so many refs from the previous films.
Of the three films you've seen so far,only Casino Royale was based (pretty closely!) on Ian Flemings book. Skyfall is filled with Fleming references (as well as cute callbacks to the earlier movies) - the references to Bonds parents,and his father's Scottish heritage e.g. - but the plot is original. I think Fleming would have enjoyed it :)
Btw,Fleming worked for the Intelligence service during WW2; but he was rarely 'in the field' due to the amount of knowledge he held....if he had been captured he would have been a monumental security risk! What he specialized in was Operations Planning; he was a sort of combination of M and Bill Tanner - effectively,a Spymaster rather than a spy.
Ian Fleming was part of the Special Operations Executive during World War II which was the predecessor to Britain's MI-6.
In the books, and the Connery movies the Walther PPK is Bond's signature handgun and the Aston-Martin is his signature ride. That the agent to "took the shot" turns out to be Moneypenny is just sweet.
The villain is the psycho killer from No Country for Old Men - Chigurh.
The exploding pen is a reference to Goldeneye
That final scene at the office is SUCH a good callback, but only those who've seen the early Bond films will get it. It sets everything up nicely.
Literally just screamed just from seeing the title😂 my favorite one, can't wait
This is like “Homealone but for the adults”
James 😂
I just love Judi Dench as M. I think she was the best one😊 also, this is my favourite movie, though the ending is very sad
If you haven’t already seen it, you need to catch Bardem in “No Country for Old Men.” His Anton Chigur gives this film’s villain a run for his money.
I love Skyfall! It's one of my top 3 favorite James Bond movies.
I’m like one of the four people who actually likes quantum of solace lol. I just like it because it’s the meanest bond out of any movie in the franchise. The plot really isn’t about the super villains it’s about bond going on a killing rampage to get revenge. Also, it suffered due to the writer strike at the time but I actually really enjoy It as a lean mean Bond revenge flick.
This is easily one of the best bond movies. The relationship between M (Dench) and Bond is also excellent. She's kind of a mother figure in a way to Bond.
Give 'Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy' a watch. Great cast and more MI-6. From the book by John Le Carre.
Highest-grossing Bond film of all time.
Released during the 50th Anniversary.
Bond remembering his tragic past, rebuilding his body & soul, recharging his character to be the best there is.
Judi Dench as the only female 'M'.
Playing the role within 17 years and 2 eras.
Tied with the late Bernard Lee, who played the role first in these films.
Saw this in IMAX and i was blown away.
Bardem as the villain, Introducing franchise favorites (Q & Moneypenny) finally,
getting a new M and the theme by Adele is so good.
A definite bounce-back from the previous film.
This is in my top five favorite Bond films of all time. The other ones being Goldeneye, Die Another Day, Live and Let Die, and The Spy Who Loved Me. I'd recommend all of them.
39:04 he 1000% did not forget to close the door
If you want to watch just one movie from each Bond actor, the ones I recommend are Goldinger, In Her Majesty's Secret Service (the only one for Lazenby, but it's actually really good one), For Your Eyes Only, License to Kill, and Goldeneye.
This is one of the best. The song and opening is amazing. Check out the Red movies
The trailer for this movie I'll never forget one of them was just when he was getting a value weighted by the psychiatrist and asked all those questions and then he kept repeating skyfall… and you saw James face Then I was sending it gets up and says done and then it It just pops off I'll never forget that trailer it was so freaking awesome
There is a direct correlation between the bad guy and the quality of any spy movie. This is one of the best villains ever... therefore one of the best Bond films ever. Yeah, there are other factors, and this hits on all cylinders.
This is the worst out of every action movie that I do not always love. I don't always love movies.
34:31 Nope, hacking looks NOTHING like that at all. That is a horrid representation. Open up command prompt and that's more accurate. Hacking isn't glamourous, its visually boring.
I recently got the Lego set of the Aston Martin 007 style though i am holding off on opening and putting it together until my birthday at the end of May.
I think the reason this is my fav Bond film is that I'm weak for teams and with the addition of Eve, Q and Mallory the MI6 Squad is just really fleshed out. I'm totally biased because I adore Ben Wishaw as an actor but I think it's still fair to say that the dynamic between Bond and Q is done really well in these last couple films; Bond having a support system is kind of ignored by fans sometimes in order to focus on the lone maverick image but this idea of having someone in the earpiece and monitoring him really adds to the modern spy film feel. The directing in this is also really great and Silva is an excellent classic Bond-type villain with a modern feel. It sucks to lose Judi Dench but if you're going to replace her, Ralph Fiennes is such a perfect choice; his dry delivery is so funny and he plays off of Daniel Craig really well.
If you are interested in seeing the lore of Bond you should watch the release date from the 1st on. All the Bonds brought something different to the character and the Daniel Craig versions in each movie paid homage to the major beats of the well original Bond series.
Great reaction guys :)
I think the next Daniel Craig Bond, SPECTRE, is his best. It has it all. SKYFALL's second half just doesn't make any damn sense.
My favorite Bond film with my favorite opening credits with my favorite theme song. A masterpiece.
I LOVED SKYFALL🔥😆. I REALLY ENJOYED THE LOCATIONS WHERE THEY SHOT THIS MOVIE👍😁. I LOVED THE ACTION SEQUENCES IN CHINA🔥I ADORED THE IDEA OF BOND BEING OLD, BEING OUT OF SHAPE AND THEN HE GOES THROUGH EVERYTHING AGAIN TO BECOME AN AGENT EVEN THOUGH HE FAILS THE TEST BUT STILL HAS THE SKILLS TO SURVIVE ANY WHERE👍🔥. I ENJOYED SILVA THE ANTAGONIST PLAYED BY ‘JAVIER BARDEM’ WHO DID A GREAT JOB PLAYING THE CHARACTER. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK GUYS❤️
19:40 The reason he let's go when hes hanging on the elevator is because that's the shoulder he got shot in… it's not cause hes old or anything That's why He wasn't able to hold on to the grip
Not sure if you realised, Moneypenny in this movie is Tia Dalma/Calypso from POTC 2&3, Naomie Harris.
SkyfaLl is good
But I feel casino Royale is probably everyone's 007 Craig flick
Just an FYI: The bike scenes on the roof in the beginning were filmed for real; the hauled serious a** over some rooftops!
That’s so dope!!!
The lack of recognition over the exploding pen and Moneypenny hurts my heart. i hope you guys go back to see the Connery, Moore, dalton and Brosnan films.
This movie wasn't based off a book, the last bond movie to be based off a book was 2006 casino royale
Love your reaction, for the vintage car Ashton Martin , the first apparition of this car and gadget was in the Bond movie Goldfinger with Sean Connery as James Bond that came out in 1964
Sorry for the typo for the Car Brand (auto correct)the real brand name is Aston Martin, this company is still innovating on high end luxury cars and are involve in Formula 1 racing
If you enjoyed the cinematography of this film you should check out 1917, Blade Runner 2049 (would love to see you react to the Blade Runner films) and Sicario. Roger Deakin's is a brilliant cinematographer and they're all great movies.
Really enjoyed this reaction, I think Skyfall is often overlooked, thanks for sharing!
Great reaction. You can watch James Bond from Dr No then you can see all the details that follow in all other Bonds. Moneypenny is the office Lady real character since Sean Connery. 🤓 007❤️
I think you guys should react to all of the classic Bond movies, although there is some variation in quality from time to time, almost every one of them has some iconic moments and needs to be savoured! Also, only 3 reaction channels so far did all of them, Shan Watches Movies, RolyOlliePoly and Jen Murray is currently doing them one by one. The movies are also a great journey through time, politics, music, fashion, from the 60s to the 90s. It will be fun! 🙂
Regarding the books, this particular story is not in any of Ian Fleming's original books. Casino Royale is really the only Craig movie that has a Fleming novel of the same name. There are certain elements from other books in these movies, but Craig Bond pretty much did his own thing. Which is fine since the older Bond movies covered many of the Fleming books back in the day.
Loved that you knew the poem...
Thanks
my one and only complaint about Skyfall is that it feels like it came too soon
like, this shouldn't have been a third movie, and definitely shouldn't have been the one to come after the mess that was QoS; it's fantastic, but it implies that he was in the service for a few more movies than what he got
The first sight of Scotland, which you said was so beautiful, is a valley called Glen Etive, in the Highlands. I’ve been there, and it is gorgeous! Interestingly, it is just south of Glencoe, which is known for stunning scenery. In the day I was driving on the road through Glencoe, it was packed with other tourists and tour buses, so many I just could not feel comfortable, so I told my mom to enjoy the scenery while I kept my eyes on the road. We finally emerged onto the main road at the end of that valley, and I drove a few miles until I saw the little sign for Glen Etive. I had it on my list of roads to drive on when I saw it referred to as “the prettiest drive to nowhere.” We turned onto it, and the people disappeared so that we were one of only two cars on the entire 17-mile-long stretch of road to the loch at the end. The scenery wasn’t breathtaking like Glencoe’s, but it was beautiful nonetheless, as you saw onscreen.
Live And Let Die is a tremendous opening
How about y’all react to the first and the last movie of each of the Bonds, if you don’t have the time to go through the entire franchise.💜
The next movie: Spectre, again drops a few points, not many, if this movie is 4 stars, Specter is 3, but Craig ends with my favorite, which is No Time To Die, again 4 stars, some don't like it for the end, but to many others yes, for me a big closure for Daniel Craig's stage, he was very happy with that film, it is a solid film that brings back a lot of the old Bond films with Sean Connery, Roger Moore, etc, it's like a tribute to old movies, there are many references, and Hans Zimmer is in charge of the music, that's another plus.
Bond uses the crane to get on the train...'here's Bonny!'
Komodo lizards have a very strong Bacteria living in their mouth that makes them venomous. It's unlike snake or scorpion venom. It should also be noted that yellow scorpions are more venomous than say the larger black King Scorpions because the venom is more concentrated.
I seen with other streamers that the camera cuts out due to over heating.
Just to let you know. Q was in the old bond films. He the one who make and always gives Bond the really cool stuff. That why he said were you expecting an exploding pen because he has given James Bond one before in the old Bond films.
18:14 - Goldeneye. Pierce Brosnan's first Bond film.
One of my favorite bond movies. Excellent bond villian. Adored the new Q (the subtext between bond and Q, is awesome). I Also loved M relationship with Bond compared to her relationship with Silva.
Please low expectations with Spectre.
I'd love to see you go through all of the bond films.
Interesting fact-the painting seen in Shanghai being sold to the shooter’s victim is a famous painting stolen from MOMA in 2010. It’s still missing IRL, but does make a reappearance in a later Bond film.
WATCH THEM ALL, IN ORDER!!!
You get to watch the evolution of big-budget action film-making through the decades. You'll also see where a lot of classic action-movie, science-fiction and super-hero tropes come from. Not just that, you get to watch the evolution of "cool" and see how Bond himself and the idea of the man's man changes over time.
The tone will veer wildly. Some of them are dark, intense, and deadly serious, others are cartoonishly silly, and some are just downright weird. And some of them, without mincing words, just suck.
But here's the thing - EVEN THE BAD ONES ARE FUN. There are a few that are *classic* "so-bad-it's-good" movies. But you'll find, a lot of them are unironically just damn good spy thrillers.
Start with "Dr No," 1962. You're going to have a blast.
Make a note, this was actress Dame Judi Dench's 7th and last movie as 'M'!!!!
1.Goldeneye(1995)
2. Tomorrow Never Dies(1997)
3. The World is Not Enough(1999)
4. Die Another Day(2002)
5. Casino Royale(2006)
6. Quantum of Solace(2008)
7. Skyfall(2012)
Watch every Bond film from Dr. No to Die Another Day. No skipping. ;)
This is the BEST bond since Goldeneye, not that the other films are bad just Skyfall is the first Daniel Criag Bond film that Feels like a Great Bond Movie and Golden Eye was the last Great Bond picture Brosnans other films are good but his Debut outing was simply the BEST and up there with some of the classics.
I`d love you guys too go through the whole series...
and Yes MGM used a Lion.
What I love about this Bond is that it brings Bonds squad Q and Money penny Q is the Gadget guy the original actor in the original run of films who worked with all the previous bonds from Connery to Brosnan. Money penny has been played by 3 other actors in the previous series the 1st acted with Connery, Lazenby, and Moore as they were all about the same age when Dalton took over they recast the role so she could be age-appropriate and Brosnan got his own Money Penny also.
I'd love to see you guys react to ALL the bond films and YES where suits!
The place you saw it is located in around the sea of Japan. It is called Hiroshima island..... It is actually a popular hide out for Bon villains.... The island was built and used for coal mining in the late 1800s; But when cold sharply decreased in the early 1900s it was abandoned. Whole families would go there just for the hope of work and a better life that's why you see buildings entire apartments were built Is 4 miners and their families.
James bond vs Tom cruise. i wonder who'd win/whose better...
If you're going to watch One Bond film from each actor might I suggest From Russia With Love, On her majesty's secret service, The Spy Who Loved Me, The Living Daylights and Goldeneye.
Hey guys, as I mentioned before, this and CR are my only 2 faves out of the DC era, so to say. After wasting my money to see QoS, when I saw the trailer for this one....I had that tingle just knowing it was going to be good. I really did like 97% of it, there was a couple of bits I wasn't keen on. When Bond switched cars to the classic AM, I squealed like a total fangirl lol. (I got a thing about cool cars.) A bit of FYI....not sure if anyone mentioned it but the dark haired lady who was questioning M, she was in the latter Harry Potter films as Draco's- Mother. Helen McCrory passed due to Cancer in 2021. And speaking of POTC films, the actress who plays Moneypenny, was in a couple of the Pirate's movies as-Calypso. ☺
Daniel Craig's bond is separate to all the others so Sean Connery's and pierce brosnan's bond are the same person just at different points in time
15:20 just want to say I think the word associations are mis subtitled at the end there, the doctor starts with the word "gun" and bond's response to "Skyfall" sounds more like "gun" than "done" to me, it's meant to be a very deliberate covering move because of the emotional weight we later find out is attached to it, "done" also works tbf but "gun" is a very pointed refusal to play along with the game
My other thought is that I'm torn on the twist regarding Bond's past. On the one hand, the whole secret of Skyfall and the setting for the final confrontation is very cool on its own. But I prefer the theory that James Bond is a nickname that gets passed down to every 007, so that none of them (except maybe Connery, the original) was actually named that but all of them go by it. It makes sense of the change in actors every generation, allowing them to coexist in the same movie universe.
You guys have to watch every Bond film chronologically from Dr. No to Die Another Day. The Daniel Craig movies are not real Bond movies.
Time to add No Country for Old Men to the list
Ah yes, the one that steals the last act from Home Alone and Bond fails at what he was supposed to do. At least he doesn't just give up like he does in the last film.
The biggest crime in this movie was killing Severine. Considering when we learn about her background, and how she was trapped in this life!