GOLDENEYE (1995) Pierce Brosnan: James Bond Revisited
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- Опубліковано 11 кві 2021
- When Licence to Kill came out in the summer of 1989, it, unfortunately, marked the end of Timothy Dalton's tenure as James Bond. A significant delay involving behind-the-scenes wheeling and dealing meant a proposed third Dalton film, The Property of a Lady never got off the ground, and when they were finally ready to return to the franchise, he'd moved on. This opened the door for Pierce Brosnan to step in and reclaim the part that was very nearly his in 1987, in what would be his first, iconic turn as James Bond 007 in Goldeneye! On this episode of James Bond Revisited we explore the Goldeneye phenomenon, including the hype that went into its launch and its enduring legacy, including the iconic in its own way N64 game, Goldeneye 007!
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Pierce Brosnan was born to be a Bond. His charisma only made the other 3 bond movie work. He deserved a better send off too
Die Another Day even made him look bad...some of the dialogues they gave him...WTF
I liked Tomorrow Never Dies even though some people lambast that movie.
The other 3 movies had good bond girls.
The rule of thumb is an actor's last Bond movie is usually his worst.
Everything or Nothing (PS2) was his true send off, not Die Another Day. That's how the Bond movies should've been done
James Bond has never looked cooler than in Goldeneye. Brosnan had everything down to a T. The tuxedo, the hair, the swag and not to mention his charisma and humor. Being well built and convincing in fight scenes also helps. When I think of Bond, Goldeneye Brosnan is the first version I think about.
at the point that it was released you could say that, but I just cant go past Casino Royale and Daniel Craig as Bond, its just too good.
God, yes. Absolutely.
I like that the first time we see Brosnan's Bond, he's in tactical commando clothing and gear, jumping off of a dam.
@@robwalsh9843 What ruined that is the editing-you can actually tell its not even him running along the dam.
The brosnan movies were the ones I grew up with because I watched them with my dad. And I’ve discovered the Moore movies and Sean Connery Movies. So I appreciate the Fillm series as a whole a lot more
The Goldeneye N64 game and the movie are a big part of my childhood
Mine too
congratulations on being like every single other kid the same age. absolutely nothing special or unique about what you just said.
@@deveroth8871 aww I guess everyone is just here to please you... douche
Goldeneye 64 was only special for people without good PC's where all the best games were.
Same here. ♥️
Xenia Onatopp was and still one of the sexiest villainess in the James Bond franchise
NO DOUBT
@@JoBloOriginals Onatopp was over the top.....in a good way!
Agree with you here 💯.
Goldeneye is and always will be my definitive Bond movie. My favorite Bond, villain, Bond girl & chase.
Same here. I think Alec is an underrated Bond villain. He was a step ahead of Bond every way until the end.
You gotta admit, the Tank chase was just a better idea than most other bond movie chases.
I was 8 years old, I turn on the TV and put a random channel, suddenly A TANK BREAKS A WALL AND THE BOND THEME PLAYS ALONG, became a fan instantly 🔥
It's funny, too. I used to own the soundtrack and that's practically the only time Eric Serra really cuts loose with the theme.
EDIT: 10:30 They had another composer come in and do that.
Actually for me, the funny thing is that after watching a video on how they made the Casino Royale crash and then quickly I became a Bond fan
Ehhh. I kinda doubt it happened exactly like that. If it though, cool.
"I've been looking forward to this." - Count Dooku
Couple things: First, Brosnan's wife Cassandra Harris was diagnosed with ovarian cancer in 1988, which led him to take a temporary break from acting. His career didn't falter. Second, Jack Ryan is a CIA analyst, not a spy. Those are not spy movies.
They play like spy movies though, most of them? They would fall in the same genre. But then Bond movies aren't spy movies, they're action movies. All so confusing.
The first Mission Impossible is a good example of a mainstream spy movie.
@@britainbetterthanyou They're political thrillers, not spy films.
I'm so grateful that Pierce Brosnan didn't get a role in 1986, but I'm so-so-so grateful that he finally did in 1994!!!
No talk about the best character, Borris? He is in invincible!
Alan Cumming steals the show from everything he is in tbh
You sit on it, but you can't take it with you.
@@AaronStark1993 you’re such a geek
@@CodeNameCheese_ - Better luck next time slug heads.
The teaser trailer is the greatest ever made and probably always will be
I see you didn’t see the Iron Man teaser in the theatre
@@tokyosmash if it’s Marvel then I’m afraid not. This one practically reinvented the trailer your now used to 😉 www.forbes.com/sites/scottmendelson/2015/04/08/when-goldeneye-mission-impossible-reinvented-the-movie-trailer/
My favorite Bond movie to this day.
My favorite Bond Movie to be honest.
I just like Sean Bean as a Villain and this whole Finale on this Antenna was just a great Experience.
Goldeneye is a top three James Bond movie of all time.
1. Goldeneye
2. Casino Royale
3. Skyfall
Judy dentch has done 7 bond movies. Thats incredible that a woman is one of the best characters of this series. We all should applaud her work.
8! She had an uncredited brief appearance in Spectre. She gave Bond a video message to help send him off on his mission.
What is so incredible about that? Diana Rigg had already been there and done that.
Golden Eye was fricken amazing for kids in the 90s, and then n64 came around and took it to another level.
My favorite James Bond movie by far. Pierce Brosnan portrayed the perfect balance in every aspect that 007 should have. He's the best James Bond ever.
No. Brad Pitt should have been James Bond and he would have been the best.
The musical score by Eric Serra was epic. I felt that chilly mechanical score worked great. Anyone else agree?
I think it often worked against the film.
No
I agree. Especially the opening sequence. Goldeneye is a very cool and slick movie to begin with so i think it worked great for the most part. A traditional orchestral score throughout would have made it less unique. Serra also employed sweeping string sections though, like Natalyas theme.
When I think of the score of this film I think of the really quite dated music used to score the car chase on the road into Monaco.
I think I get what he was going for, with a sleek and smooth, almost Nile Rodgers guitar type sound used for the lead synthesiser sound. Unfortunately the development of the sound just wasn’t there in my opinion.
2nd best 007-Score. Best goes to On Her Majesty's Secret Service
9:25 I was 12 when it came to theaters. My late grandma was a huge fan of the old bond movies and took me to the cinema. The scenes with Ms Onatopp were really uncomfortable. :D
After we got home from the cinema she said to my mother: "This wasn’t the James Bond I remember …“ and I was grinning like an imbecile searching for my toy guns.
It was a good day.
"And his hair looks great"
Fun fact, after rewatching GoldenEye last year, I decided to get my hair cut short to how his looked in the movie. Before I got it cut, my hair was like, halfway down my back, and had been that way for years. So thanks Pierce Brosnan, my biggest man crush, for inspiring me to have short hair again, which I absolutely love
Back when I was a kid my own hair was nearly as great as Brosnan’s, but now that I’m 70 it’s gone with the wind. As Zero Mosel said in “The Producers” - “When you got it, baby, flaunt it!”
@@danielschaeffer1294 Its amazing he still has his hair looking this good nowadays. I think every guy would wish to have their hair stay as perfect as his
I always wanted Trevelyan's outfit from the final act it was so simple, but badass.
THIS was the Bond that got me hooked. I was 11 when this came out and it was EVERYWHERE. Its the first film I've seen more than once in the cinema. I loved it. I loved the novelisation, I loved the soundtrack, I loved the VHS, I loved the amazing game and by god I loved Famke Jannsen! 😂 This film ignited my curiosity about so many things. Especially history. I actually had the Internet, in Ireland, in early 1996 and through that 56k.modem I looked up stuff I didn't know about. What was EMP? What was the KGB? what is the Tiger Eurocopter? A relic of the cold War? Well let me see about the closing days of the Cold War. If I couldn't find it on Web 1.0, then I could find a book in library to tell me about it.
I just LOVED this film. It was fresh, exciting, sexy, interesting, memorable and just shot beautifully.
I loved that Pierce was Irish too!
I got this on VHS and then it Was an early dvd purchase for me. Definitely Famke was the best Bond Girl until Eva Green took the crown for ever.
I was excited for TND and while let down a bit it was still a classic Bond film if a bit understated.
It was just the right balance of gritty and crazy I think. The amazing prologue against the mental tank chase?? But it WORKS!
Pierce is a wonderful Bond in this. Rough, ruthless but also charismatic and witty. He has the right balance.
Basing M on Stella Maxwell who became head of MI5 was genius and it really broke up the dusty old wood panelled office and weathered civil servant with an upcoming knighthood giving orders...great casting.
While TND was gearing up the INCREDIBLE Goldeneye was just an experience in 1997 and something very special.
As I have said many times on comments to me the video game Everything Or Nothing, to me, is Pierces final outing as Bond. NOT DAD... If it was a movie it would be up there with Goldeneye.
Having a former agent be the nemesis was done brilliantly,, but... if i had one gripe it is that it dooesnnt have enough scenes of Alec outsmarting James or playing him at his own game etc. It lacks some beats where we see how difficult a foe he will be because he is trained the same as James.
Maybe Skyfall and Silva did it better, that's a debate in its own but still... I loved this in 95 annd it has aged remarkably well. Top film.
One of the best bond movies
My favorite bond film of all time and the one that got me into the franchise also Famke Janssen/Xenia Onatopp is still the sexiest woman to ever grace the bond films.
I hope that when he gets to "the world is not enough" he gives it the credit it deserves. that movie is so good and people just love to hate on it because of Christmas Jones. infinitely better than tomorrow never dies.
Where TWINE wins points for me is the villain Elektra. I wanted more from the other one, especially since his set up was more akin to a classic Bond villain but Elektra singlehandedly picked up the pieces and became something unique. One thing I hated about TND was the villain; seriously Darth Sidious is more likeable than him.
I'm 50 yet this is my absolute favorite Bond movie.
I am only 35 but Goldeneye is my favorite James Bond film and been a Bond fan since I was 8 years old and seen and own every Bond movie.
I have no idea what your age has anything to do with this
I always thought Brosnan looked like the perfect cross between Connery and Moore.
He fit the role of Bond very well, and is my third favorite after Connery and Moore.
The soundtrack seemed to have a dark, ominous feel to it. I kinda liked it actually.
I go back and forth on it
I remember when this movie came out, it was so talked about, the ads with the opening bungee jump scene was crazy!
I'm disappointed that there was no mention of the recently collapsed radio telescope at Arecibo.
Best one-liner, possibly in the entire series: "She always did enjoy a good squeeze"
Best one is when he shaggs Dr Christmas and says i thought Christmas only comes once a year
I also remember that 😂😂🤣🤣
I disagree. Even though Pierce Brosnan is my favorite James Bond the best one-liner comes from Roger Moore in the spy who loved me. He uses a high powered magnet to pick up Jaws from his teeth. And he says "How does that grab ya?" Makes me laugh every single time.
He has been known to keep his tip up.
"For England James?" "No for me." I saw that in so many memes following the recent collapse of the Arecibo Observatory in Arecibo Puerto Rico. Excellent Bond movie definitely one of the best and absolutely the best story Brosnan had to work with.
The Score for this one is absolutly awesome!
The 1st Bond I watched in a theater. I still remember the excitement
The 13 dislikes are from the people who would turn off the N64 if you picked odd-job
...or from people who loved the GE-score :)
Or those Oddjob players who still got shot hiding inside a blown up steel crate
I absolutely love Goldeneye, the N64 game every night and this seeing this movie was so good.
One of my favorite Bond films
Agreed on "True Lies" - it was awesome!
Also, this film introduced Bond's use of the Omega Seamaster line of watches. Which perseveres to this day.
My fav bond film for the same reasons. Thanks for highlighting it! Also you have a pleasant narration voice 👍
9:44 Izabella Scorpolo...haha
No her name is Izabella Scorupco. Sco-rup-co
The opening to that teaser trailer is just... Wow... So epic
As a little kid in the 80s I saw both Timothy Dolton films but wasn't mature enough to even know what I was watching. As a teen at 14, I saw this and absolutely LOVED it, and like all kids my age, had an even bigger stamp on my heart from this film due to the classic N64 game. Lots of amazing 4-player party nights with friends with that one. Loved its excellent parallels that game had with the film. Always thought the villain chick Xenia Onotop was one of the hottest women I've ever seen
Chip Douglas: "What a place for an ending, huh? It's like that movie 'Goldeneye'!"
Such a cool movie when it came out. Was also my first time seeing Bond in the cinema, and I was so stoked when it came out. Love this movie to this day. The Dalton movies are something special to me, though - as they were the first 'new' home release Bonds which I saw, and loved them from the very beginning.
Legitimately one of my favorites! Thanks for doing this one!
Thanks for the last invincible entry - epic moment
Goldeneye is Pierce Brosnan's best movie. It's sad his next movies slowly went downhill. Despite all of that he is still one of the best and most charismatic Bonds of all time
The world is not enough is good
@@NeverSaySandwich1 its ok...
@@NeverSaySandwich1 I like it, for the most part. Its biggest problem is its split personality. It actually has a lot in common with Skyfall (M in danger because of her past mistakes, a deeply personal conflict for Bond) and Brosnan pulls off those elements beautifully. But the makers weren't confident enough at that point to let a Bond movie rest on that, so we got Christmas Jones for the sake of having an "Oh, James" type ending. (You'll notice that Daniel Craig's first three movies did NOT have "Oh, James" endings.) Just think how much more effective TWINE would have been if it had ended with Bond and M reflecting on Electra's betrayal...
@@jenniferschillig3768 The Craig movies miss out on so many key elements of the Bond movies. TWINE at least remembers what it is by the end. It doesn't end on a sour or depressing note, it ends on a high note with a fun one liner and a wink to the audience. The Craig movies are sometimes too serious and really suck the fun out of the movies ex. Quantum and Spectre especially
Yep this was a huge deal. I forget how old I was when this came out, but. I had been a bond fan since was only about 5 or 6 years old. I was beyond excited to finally see a new bond film in the theater.
It was the first Bond movie I got to see from a vhs rental at 13. I had seen Never Say Never Again and Moonraker on tv, but this was the first time I got to see it unedited, without commercials or analog interference and on a 32 inch screen which was awesome at the time. It was quite the experience. And I know everyone rags on the soundtrack but even to this day I enjoy those cold anvil strike sounds throughout the movie, as a reminder that the USSR had recently fallen but could still be a threat. Great movie.
This film brought bond back the casual viewers who are not familiar with the in and outs of the 007 books and films instead of catering to the hardcore Ian Fleming fans. I grew up with this film and it was the first bond film I ever watched. GoldenEye is a top 10 bond film and a personal favourite of mine. What a great action film for the 90s. Easily a very memorable action film for the 90s. It's up there with T2 and The Fugitive. Brosnan was so perfect for this role and glad he did because he's one of most memorable action stars in the last 30 years. GoldenEye is a 10/10 film.
No Bond film ever catered to Fleming fans. Bond has always been a series for everyone.
I was born in 1989, this is my first memory of a new Bond film.
I was vaguely familiar with a few Connery and Moore films. But this was exciting!
I remember seeing this in the movie theatre with schooldays friends. We all loved it.
This bond also has the best soundesign in its Soundtrack. I love the instrumentation and the sounds they used. Rare also did a good job in reimagine it for the n64 game.
I still play Goldeneye on the N64 til this day 😊
I love the soundtrack expect for the car race between Xenia and Bond
When Q talks about traffic laws the east Pierce Brosnan gives him a slight double take is great and shows Pierce knows how to be subtle with his comedy as well as direct.
Goldeneye is, hands down, one of the TOP 5 in the entire series! Fabulous movie!
I love Goldeneye and Eric Serra's score! Especially during the pen scene. But for me Tomorrow Never Dies is the better film and best Brosnan entry. That movie is awesome and holds up surprisingly well today. Looking forward to that video!
Yeah, I've always thought that Tomorrow Never Dies tends to be underrated. I'm not sure I'd say it's better than Goldeneye, but it's a fully worthy successor. Plus, it brought David Arnold into the series - easily the best Bond composer after John Barry.
Tomorrow Never Dies is a solid follow up. Great action, musical score, and some good amount of satire.
That scene when Bond is walking behind the trolley with the explosives barrels that squeaks was hilarious.
The Tina Turner song is my favorite Bond song. Alan Cummings is hilarious in this movie.
Amazing. No discussion on the great teritary villain of this film... Boris Ivanovich Grishenko! Where is the love? He was... INVINCIBLE!
I'm programming a 4 player Goldeneye for the Game Boy Advance! Such a great movie and game.
Been waiting on this review.... Goldeneye will always be THE Bond film for me. Yeah, I'd seen all the previous films via the old TBS Bond-a-Thons, but this was the very first one I saw in theater. Brosnon was on point in this film, and yeah the villains were probably the best since the SPECTRE days during Connery's time in the tux. Sean Bean (he who dies in 95% of his films) was great, and let's face it. Famke Jansen stole the show. Personally the best aspect of Goldeneye is not only was it the first Bond film I saw in theater, but I've seen ever Bond flick in theater with my father since this one. Its a marvelous tradition that I'm very grateful to have.
This was my first ever Bond movie. My older sister took me to see it in the theater when it came out.
I always felt Brosnan was a more youthful bond even more so after the darker and more grizzled portrayal by daulton. I see Sean Bean playing something in between Moore and Daulton, a seasoned veteran but not to the point of being burnt out.
Always thought Bean would have been good in the part
It would be cool if Timothy Dalton and Pierce Brosnan could come back as Bond villains.
Not sure about Brosnan but Dalton is awesome playing the villain
@@aquamonkee Brosnan was great as an assassin in 'The Matador', and Dalton was perfect as Simon Skinner in 'Hot Fuzz'. But yea, Dalton has a better acting range I reckon and would make a better villain.
I've long wished that Dalton had been cast as the villain in Skyfall, without any explanation. He would have been great, and would have driven the continuity theorists mad.
I always thought the same thing, bring back old bonds as villains. They really don't seem interested at all though. I remember at one point Roger Moore was pitching a movie with ALL of them, even saying he and Sean would need stunt doubles for anything other than walking through a doorway.
@@mikearchibald744 Roger Moore was a nice guy my ex mother in law knew him in the 60s. He had a great sense of humour and time for fans
Goldeneye was my first Bond as well. It's dated in a lot of ways, but it's just so damn good to me. When I think of "James Bond" I instantly think of Pierce Brosnan in his stealth suit at the beginning of this film.
What a superb review of Goldeneye. Thanks, it's an absolute classic.
Awesome video - thank you!
That is also the movie where James dodged a lot of bullets :) Enemies worked as a stormtroopers in Star Wars universe
I was A nostalgic Roger Moore fan as well. My dad got me into the James Bond films but this was also my first James Bond film in the theater. It was so exciting and Pierce Brosnan is now my favorite. The airplane scene at the beginning as a little over the top but I’m willing to suspend my disbelief for Bond.
Goldeneye is easily one the best Bond films! It was the first Bond I ever saw and as you mentioned, an important movie in regards to my love of video games. I personally like the score for the film, its an acquired taste fore sure. The best scene in the film is the Q worksop scene and the idea that Bond thinks a sandwich could be a gadget haha. Great video once again mate!
It's gonna be weird when you get to "Die another day" and you finish the previous video by saying: But that's a story for another day...
We had pretty much the same Bond experience: my Bond was Roger Moore, and my first Bond at the movies was Glodeneye!!! Great as usual, thanx!!!!
I loved this movie when it came out. One thing that also makes this movie special was Goldeneye on Nintendo 64, which is not only one of the best movie licence game in videogame history, but also made first person shooters work on consoles.
Doom did it a few years earlier..
great review, appreciate all the historical context you gave too
Great video as always. I really enjoy these
Yes my favourite bond actor thank you so much this film introduced me to bond
Saw this in theater when i was 9. Loved it. Also loved the music anthem. And we played the game for years to come. Truly an epic time!
My personal favorite movie of the bond franchise
Pierce brosnan 🧤 down the best James Bond ever loved GoldenEye love Tomorrow never dies my two favorite James Bond movies
För England, James ?
Nej för mig !
I'm a musician & I totally agree with your analysis of the score. Really lame in most spots! I'm a Timthy Dalton fan, but agree that this is Brosnan's best outing. Agree totally with your number rating for aspects of the film. Thanx for all your hard work!
It's difficult to articulate just how dead the Bond franchise was in 1995. It was everything or nothing with _Goldeneye._ No one knew if or how it _could_ come back, connect & be relevant. But _GE_ is damn near perfection. Broz is on point (his unbothered gunfire flinch is an inspired Bond characterization), Dench was a masterstroke, the Cold War thriller vibe plays, & the film introduces a few brutal, proto-Jason Bourne fights.
After a decade of it, Brosnan proved that fancasting - sometimes - *works.*
Nice !!!!!! Great video . New fav Channel
He's so great as Bond.
I'm probably in the minority, but Éric Serrá's score for the movie is one of my favourites.
14:14 - "Yes!! I am _a popsicle!"_ 🥶
Ha, we must be around the same age since GoldenEye was also my first Bond film I got to watch at a movie theater.
Goldeneye was the first Bond film I saw at the cinema, my Dad took me along as a 12 year old boy and I was instantly hooked. Brosnan is kinda 'my Bond' for that reason but I also thought he was a great 007 let down by some (later) mediocre films - such a shame
I remember the impact of this film so well. At the time I was a music student and I went to see it at the big odeon in Glasgow city centre with a gang of my friends. Everyone in the cinema went mental after that opening sequence and cheered at the end of the film. The theme song is awesome, but you're right about the score. Eric Serra has composed some great soundtracks but his style just didn't suit bond. I didn't realise the tank chase has been re-scored, but it makes sense as it is the only bond sounding part of the entire score! That one element is the only slight letdown for me. I rewatched the film recently and I still love it so much. I'm looking forward to your next review 😁
I go back and forth on the score.
Brosnan is my favorite Bond and Goldeneye deserves all the hype
Those stunts were amazing.
WHAT? you called that opening scene phony?!?! with the motorcycle and jumping to the airplane? thats coolest scene from the whole franchise in my opinion
Great review!
9:53 the editor is a man of class I see.
I always thought the intro was the best of all bond movies. Running past the the gate down the dam, being out of breath hooking up the bungee, and diving off the dam while it’s almost silent.
I really enjoy these videos! Review is dead-on- Brosnan is easily at his best in this film, and the Bond films wouldn’t make the effort to get everything right again until Casino Royale. Good as Brosnan is, though, I think Martin Campbell is the MVP- he gets pitch-perfect performances out of everyone, and I think I’d see Dalton differently if he got to say this movie’s dialogue with this movie’s director. I remember Brosnan describing Campbell as constantly riding him to be “cooler.” That explains, for instance, why he’s so entertainingly aloof in this film’s action scenes while he’s constantly grinding his teeth and ad-libbing grunts in the subsequent films- Brosnan didn’t always have the best “Bond” instincts and he deserved more direction to get everything right. I also blame the producers for wanting Brosnan to gain weight for subsequent Bond films. He may have looked unimposing to older fans but he had a brains-over-braun, Jason Bourne thing working for him in “Goldeneye.”
Pierce Brosnan is favorite James Bond and Goldeneye 1995 is one of my favorite Bond films. I used to play the game all the time many years ago.
Pierce Brosnan is my favorite James Bond, I loved the Goldeneye.