SKYFALL | JAMES BOND MOVIE REACTION | FIRST TIME WATCHING
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A lot of people consider this the best Craig film, if not the best of all the Bond films. My personal fave is still Casino Royale, but there's no denying this movie is amazing. Javier Bardem absolutely crushed it!
Side note: A fan fact about this film. During filming Daniel Craig went out and bought a pair of gloves he thought would look cool for Bond to wear during the scene with the Komodo dragon, but during post-production the producers realized that Bond wouldn't be able to use his palm print handgun if he was wearing gloves, so they had to paint the gloves out in post and give Bond CGI hands. It's pretty amazing that you can't really tell 😂
Sometimes you just gotta think harder.
Casino Royale >>>>>>>>>
@@Non_Descript_Individual That was a nicely analyzed synopsis. Very well put. I particularly liked the assertions about how his upbringing and career warp his internal view of the world. Which in turn manifests in things like being an amoral womanizer.
I particularly enjoy that last point, because up until now I've found great humor in the meta-commentary that this character is simply a handsome sociopath incapable of seeing people (woman or otherwise) as anything other than objects to be used and discarded. An uncharitable interpretation and in truth it's just Hollywood being Hollywood. Filming beautiful people get it on because it's enjoyable to watch. But in the film universe, yeah this bloke seems entirely untethered from the human condition. Your theory offers it some pathos though and makes it less absurd.
*Spoilers*
I do get a kick out of one of the later films where he is literally subjected to invasive brain surgery rendering him incapable of recognizing human faces. Lol he very literally can't recognize people (i.e. the dames he smashes and dashes on) as real people capable of connecting with. Mind you, the film seems ambiguous like "Eh... Nah, he's probably gonna walk it off. He'll be fine." But as an explanation for his errant behavior, that's too good. That was a cheeky wink and nod from the film crew.
Yeah. I prefer the 'derring-do' mix of light touch and sternness (and infiltration) of the Timothy Dalton ones most, but Casino Royal is potent and Skyfall felt full of good things without being bloated. I like the consistency of Skyfall's theme, with Bond's oldschool methods matching the low-tech answer to the baddies.
It is and casino royale is his second best although it was his first film as bond
In June 1944, a mere two weeks after D-Day invasion, Ian Fleming had lunch in Normandy, France with a fellow British Naval Intelligence officer who asked Ian about his plans after the war. Ian replied, "Writing the greatest spy novel."
This is a top tier Bond film, and of the Craig films it is the one that felt the most like classic Connery 007. Though Spectre does have its moments of harkening back to the Roger Moore era.
Adele really did her thing one of the greatest song for a movie ive ever witnessed
This is probably the best of the Daniel Craig era Bond movies; it combines just the right amounts of old school Bond (brings back Q, Moneypenny, gadgets, colorful villains) and modern action movie sensibilities (sleek direction, well-choreographed fight scenes, visual storytelling, character development, emotion)
It’s completely understandable that these could be difficult to get into. Bond is a killer that’s why Craig, Dalton (and mostly in For Your Eyes Only Roger Moore too) really captured Fleming’s idea of the cold, damaged character.
Fun video - well done.
The the Aston Martin db5 is the classic bond car used in quite a few bond films
Not surprisingly in the UK this was the biggest 7 day opening, the biggest grossing Bond movie of all time, and biggest film of the year.
Why it is significant in 2012 ?
This was my favorite of the Craig Bond movies. To appreciate the callbacks in this one, it would be good if you watched Goldfinger (my favorite Bond movie which also happens to be the first one I saw in a theater).
I know you miss Judy Dench, but you should know that she was M in more Bond movies than just the Craig ones. She was also in all of the Pierce Brosnan Bond movies, giving her a total of seven movies and a run of 17 years. That's longer than any Bond actor served (although not longer than the previous M). Just so you know that they didn't just kill her off right away. Great reaction!
Why not the actor who played Q, 1963 until 1999 appearing in 18 bond movies
@@MrMagicianJr Fair enough - I should have said any actor who played Bond.
@@kevinsommerfield21 in terms of movies canon wise is Roger Moore, the longest actor to play bond on canon movies Daniel Craig and the longest actor to play bond in canon and non canon movies is Sean connery
Yes - this Aston Martin DB5 is THE Bond car. Was originally used in Goldfinger and then a few other films (see comments below!). Most Bond films have different cars though, but this one made Bond synonymous with Aston Martins and this one is arguably the most famous car in cinematic history. Goldfinger is definitely worth watching btw.
(The Spy Who Loved Me has one of the most well known Bond cars as well, although that's a Lotus and not an Aston Martin).
Incorrect. Brosnan drove it in GOLDENEYE and TOMORROW NEVER DIES.
It was also in Thunderball
Was in Thunderball, GoldenEye, Tomorrow Never Dies, Casino Royale, Skyfall and Spectre.
@@spaceguy8000 oh yeah. Maybe I should edit my comment 👍
This was the first Bond movie I saw in theaters. It’s honestly one of the best films in the whole series. Javier Bardem as Silva is easily one of my favorite villains in the franchise.
actually that would go to Casino Royle (2006) but yes I love skyfall ., I saw casino royal and skyfall at cinema
I think I saw Casino Royale in the cinema. Definitely saw Quantum of Solace in the cinema and saw every other Craig Bond movies in the cinema.
I like every singe Craig Bond movie.
Same for me! I love this movie so much... Unfortunately, Craig's Bond falls off hard after this point...
same my first Bond movie in theaters and Javier was just phenomenal and easily the best Bond villain
@@michaelhawkins7389 You're aware that both Casino Royale and Skyfall can both be "one of the best films in the series" at the same time, right?
Silva's monologue as he's walking towards Bond for the first time is magnificent. Quiet, casual but intimidating, and full of tension. I held my breath the first time I saw it without even realizing it.
Excellent reaction, Addie. Skyfall (2012) was the very first James Bond movie that I saw in theaters. I really enjoyed seeing it in IMAX 1.90:1 with my family, back when it first came out in 2012. This movie got me interested in IMAX's expanded aspect ratio afterwards. I also enjoyed listening to the Oscar-winning titular song by Adele. BTW, nice turtleneck shirt.
Speaking of Sam Mendes, who directed this movie and Spectre (2015), I also suggest American Beauty (1999, Oscar-winner), Road to Perdition (2002, with Tom Hanks), Jarhead (2005), Revolutionary Road (2008), Away We Go (2009), 1917 (2019) and Empire of Light (2022).
That is interesting. Please tell more.
Skyfall (2012) was the very first James Bond movie to be released in IMAX. Its aspect ratio was opened up to 1.90:1 throughout the whole movie, only in IMAX theaters. I do wish the IMAX ratio version of the movie was on the Blu-ray because it would've made an immersive experience, watching the movie at home.
I commented on one of your Bond watches that this is the best Bond film ever. And it still stands as that pinnacle.
One of the things you didn't mention is M's complete faith I. James Bond, which is why she activated him event though he failed the tests and why she went with him to Skyfall with no questions asked. And why she said to him, "What took you so long?"
The game keeper (Kincade) was originally written with the idea of luring Sean Connery out of retirement to play him. Director Sam Mendes eventually nixed the idea, thinking it would be too distracting. Albert Finney's line delivery of "welcome to Scotland" very much seems like him doing a bit of a Connery imitation.
Yes, the Aston Martin DB5 is the classic definitive Bond car.
5/5, the big highlights being Thomas Newman’s musical score, the song “Skyfall”, Roger Deakins’ cinematography, and the sound design
I initially resented Daniel Craig. This will make me miss him and M until the end.
He was so good in Layer Cake, tho...
Hands down, the best Bond movie ever
My favorite Bond movie ever...great plot, the new Q, and Javier Bardem is an amazing villain, and Daniel is incredible
My one issue is that it has the same basic premise as "GoldenEye" (i.e. an MI6 agent left for dead on a past mission - and long presumed dead - finally comes out of hiding for some 'payback'). I know it's not the first Bond movie to repeat a previous movie's basic premise, but it seems to be the first of such that people have totally fawned over in spite of this.
@@ComeOnIsSuchAJoy yes a bit similar, although in GoldenEye, James and Alec were great friends, that was a personal to 007... Maybe is a generational preference, I fall in love with the movies with Daniel Craig as Bond, and than watched the older movies by order
The Daniel Craig portrayal of Bond is just how Ian Fleming wrote him in the books.
So much of the Daniel Craig movies are far more rewarding if you've seen the other Bond films. Not sure who counseled you to start with him, but I think it was not the best advice.
31:54 the one, the only, db5, with classic bond theme, got my nostalgia pumping
Thanks Addie, another great reaction! Def the best of the Daniel Craig Bond films. Yes, that car is a 007 classic. It has appeared in a few previous movies and I hope you sprinkle in a few of the older Bond movies along the way.
I like how you said "This is personal now" when the car blew up. That's exactly what I always thought of Bond's expression in that moment too. haha
The last 3 Bond films with Craig are some of the best in the series. Imho the last one (No Time To Die) was a very well done movie that brings Craig's Bond storyline to a satisfying ending.
Ahh yes woke no time to die the movie that destroyed bond
I love the relationship they showed between Judi's M and Craig's Bond in the 3 films. It really brought the character to life and humanized Bond like never before
I think that Bond purposely let Moneypenny to shave him, a) because there was an obvious element of danger about it but the real reason was to demonstrate that he still trusted her and that he harboured no real grudge where she was concerned.
You should watch Goldfinger with Sean Connery as this movie is the one that set the standard for all Bond movies to follow. It is the third film in the Bond series.
My favorite Bond film! When the classic car showed up, everyone in the theater cheered and clapped 😂!
This movie is kind of like a reboot! New M, New Q, New Moneypenny, I'm tearing up... Watching every Bond film multiple times and reading all the novels, I just loved it.
A more a redeemed version
That intro song by Adele so 🔥, I usually skip them if I saw the movie already. I never skip this one tho lol song a vibe.
I did get the District Line towards Wimbledon from Temple this week and deliberately cos of this film. Me with an afternoon to myself in London does tend towards the nerdy lol.
If you love Judi Dench, she also plays M in the movies where James Bond is played by Pierce Brosnan.
I'm surprised you didn't like Casino Royale. That movie is incredible. It's my favorite Daniel Craig movie. Skyfall was also really good but Casino Royale is top for me.
Don't forget that the music is other character.
Addie I like Daniel Craig as Bond, but his version is very serious, and a bit depressing at times. Not enough comedy relief.
Every Bond actor has nailed the character's quippy one-liners, but Roger Moore was undeniably the funniest, goofiest, silliest take on 007
That made his version fun.
Judi Dench makes every film better.
It’s really interesting to hear you say that this Bond version appears cold to you because it’s the first Bond that made me care about the person. I love the old movies and I’m sure that watching the older ones first makes a lot of the jokes, commentary and going against the expected much more obvious in Craig’s movies. But while I enjoyed the other Bonds, they were purely part of the movie. It was all about suaveness, spying, cars, coolness, winning the girl/the price/the mission. I never cared about the actual person because they wrote him unattainable and somewhat invincible. This Bond made me feel, made me empathize with his struggles. Maybe it worked for me because I knew so much about him already or because I payed more attention to the changes they made here, I don’t know.
I've been a fan of action movies for a long time. For some reason, I never went to the theater to see any James Bond until this one in 2012. It's quite a ride!
I'm on the controversial train and I put Craig below Roger Moore and David Niven.
Would be perfect for you to start with Pierce Brosnan movies! based on how you fell about Bond right now...
Skyfall is a very enjoyable film
Now that all the classic Bond pieces are in place with the addition of Moneypenny and Q, you should find the movies easier to enjoy.
Five films, one story. Character driven. What I believe Ian Fleming would have wanted.
That's what I say whenever people try to disparage Craig's Bond. I've heard complaints about how his Bond "isn't really Bond." The character's creator would probably disagree.
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Absolutely. Apart from Craig, the closest one was Dalton…another minority one with the fan base.
Ian Fleming would've wanted it until the last one which was incredibly woke
@@itzbp9949 It's all woke by Ian Fleming standards. And it wasn't any more than the rest of them.
The word is pretty much becoming meaningless.
I disagree but okay
Addie really needs to dial back into Bond's film history so she can get more of the references (like the Aston Martin DB5... then the DB9...) It's not that they're necessarily 'good' or awful, but they are important in the fabric of Bond. And there are countless films that reference, spoof or rip off Bond to varying effects (like James Coburn's FLINT two-some, or perhaps his far better THE PRESIDENT'S ANALYST). If Addie considers the Roger Moore films, please consider the first two because there is a continuation gag that runs from LIVE & LET DIE into MAN WITH THE GOLDEN GUN.
04:38 "how bulletproof is this thing?"
Not necessarily bulletproof, but many construction or logging machines have extra hardened, aka "bullet resistant" safety glass to protect the operator from all manners of debris that could be flying if anything goes wrong, and some of those windshields can withstand 9mm bullets (like they are used in Patrice's Glock 18).
When I saw this in the theater the audience cheered at the reveal of Bond's classic Aston Martin. 31:54
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍, yes i think you should have watch a few older james bonds movies just get the rhythm and styles of the bonds..and yes that was bonds classic car w guns in headlights...Moneypenny is in every movie🌷🌷
Did they say somebody had bought the Skyfall house? Oh well, it's the land that's worth a fortune, not the house. Americans and that includes Canadians, have no idea how expensive land is in the UK.
Another great reaction. You should watch the Bond movies in release order. I think you would appreciate better
[1:00] Bond being colder/grittier in the Craig series was intentional. The producers wanted him protrayed more closely to how Bond is in the novels. They tried the same with Dalton in the 80s, but audiences just weren't ready for it yet.
WE DO NOT SPEAK THAT NAME!!!
Some of it wasn't his fault, they turned the films into gore fests, which I wasn't into. I think the work first, everything else later bugged a lot of people, including me. Then the actor's wooden performance I don't think helped.
Basically he was turned into a cold blooded, heartless assassin, instead of a spy.
Craig's performance I think walked the line perfectly. Though I wasn't a fan of the torture scenes.
I thought Pierce Brosnan made a really good Bond. It is unfortunate that didn't get better scripts.
@@Hanneth Brosnan was the perfect Bond for the 90s. Those kind of scripts just weren't written for tent pole franchises at the time, but I think he could've shown more depth if he had the chance as well.
I'm glad you enjoyed it. I personally don't, because the basic plot is pretty much just a remake of my 3rd favorite Bond film, but with everything interesting about it sucked out so it's just generic Bond.
One of my favorite movies from my childhood. There’s one scene early on (involving jet packs) where the green screen effects didn’t age well, but the story remains brilliant.
So, Bond goes home and is met by an elderly Scottish man.
The story I heard, as I understand it, is that there was a version of this script that included all the previous Bond actors still living. It would have been revealed that "James Bond OO7" is a code name or title held by many different individuals, which would have explained why there have been so many different versions of Bond. In the third act, all the James Bonds would have come together to battle the villain.
I understand why it didn't get made, and it probably would have ruined the mystique of the series, but it would have been cool to see Connery, Moore, Lazenby, Dalton, and Brosnan in the same scene.
This one is great, Spectre was unfortunately not a worthy follow up. Bond was really treated and explored like a human in these movies which I enjoyed.
That's your opinion (on Spectre).
@@MattRowland If you think Spectre was a well written movie, I genuinely don't know what to tell you
21:17 Can’t we do both?
Yes the Aston Martin Bond drives at the end dates back to Goldfinger from 1964, and is one of the iconic Bond cars, showing up in several movies.
Eve Moneypenny has been in every Bond film. Played by a number of different actresses, of course. The playful banter between Bond and Moneypenny was a hallmark of all the films.
The odd numbered Daniel Craig Bond's are the best ones... 1,3, & 5
Hey Addie! Great reaction. I suggest you finish the Daniel Craig arc of the character, you won't regret it. Then you can go back to the older Bonds. I think you'll enjoy them!
For a change of Bond Goldeneye would be a fantastic next step.
I actually agreed with your unpopular take on solice. I too enjoyed it even more than I did casino royale. And yes solice was filmed during the writers strike so there us that too. This is a good one though. Yes the DC bonds do go darker. You should check some of the Dalton, Moore, and Connery bonds.
Oh and Bernice Merloe wow....
I think Pierce Brosnan might be your perfect Bond, but Craig is my fav.
So Addie, you know by now you started with one of the least loved of 25(!) Bond movies, which means ANY one you pick after now should be an improvement. Skyfall was hugely popular, but in many ways different from the expected experience you get from a Bond movie. They are all entertaining, some of them massively so, so take some of the recommendations and try some from different eras.
This is by far the closest to the original Bond's of the Craig films so I think you'll really enjoy them. My dad being a huge Bond fan since he was a kid almost cried when the DB5 got blown up lol. The gadgets and cars with gadgets are a huge staple of the Bond franchise which they downplayed for the Craig films to ground it more.
Goldfinger is peak Bond
Skyfall is top 5
Hands down, The Best Bond Film in the franchise!
nah.
Heyyy, it's Billy and I was wondering what note you hit at 5:35 ... jk (don't block me)
Seeing Bond physically limited was unique at this point. A healthier Bond, we never doubted his skills. It made us scared for him.
Is there anything scarier than a villain who wants to be captured? Even designed things to be captured? Shades of Loki
Skyfall (the building) is an amazing setting for a horror movie!! Sorry, I got sidetracked by the setup just like you got sidetracked by all the crazy blue eyes.
Looking forward to your continuing journey with 007.
Take care, Addie!! Say hi to Ollie for us!!
If you like Judy Dench's M. then you should watch Pierce Brosnan's bond movies.
Sean Connery, the original James Bond ,there is no substitute. Believe he did six or seven movies. In my opinion, Goldfinger., Thunderball, from Russia, with love, or among the best.
As much as I do enjoy Daniel Craig as James Bond (most of the time), I'd still recommend Timothy Dalton or Pierce Brosnan for their more "Fun Bond" movies. Especially Brosnan, because his movies are when Judi Dench was first introduced as "M."
31:00 Maybe the under reaction of the century; "..but this is looking good" as ex-SAS Mallory immediately gets in the fight, first to react leaping over the desk to literally save M's life in a moment of astonishing singular bravery, gets shot and still teams with ex-SBS Bond to fire back and kills a baddie. British Special Forces veterans fighting side by side with Moneypenny defending the head of UK Intelligence. It might be the best Bond scene ever made. Absolute hero set piece to match any. What does a man have to do??!?!?!?!!
In my Top 5 favorite Bond films. The best of the Daniel Craig series. Great reaction, very enjoyable and funny.... except you (and all reactors so far) edit out Kincaid's line about the tunnels in the house (and M) .. "Like all great old ladies, she has her secrets."
Since Goldeneye the whole Bond-Franchise should change to a more modern concept. One point was to introduce Judi Dench as the first female M. Also Bond himself should show more emotions and the Bond Girls should be stronger. But I think all these changes are not in the sense of the Books from Ian Fleming (Originally Bond drinks much Vodka Martini, smokes and is a Playboy). From my point of view it is good that they introduced with Mallory/Ralph Fienes a male M again.
If you liked Javier Bardem here and you haven't seen No Country For Old Men, I'd highly recommend it! He plays another psychopath in that.
Kind of sad fact. Judi Dench had been struggling from a pathology that slowly makes her lose her vision. She was struggling during this movie even.. And I think that is one big reason she decided to have her M's life ended here. :(
Fun fact when they jumped on the train they literally changed cities from Istanbul to Adana which are really far away from each other lol
if you want or Judy Dench as M, I highly recommend starting with Golden Eye, the first Pierce Brosnan James Bond. She was M for a long time with that James Bond. And I think the first two, golden eye and tomorrow never dies are the best of Pierce Brosnan
Funny that Judi Dench played M in so many Bind movies. She was the best M. Only person in more Bond movies is Desmond Llewelyn as the original Q. I don’t know why I don’t enjoy Skyfall. It’s a decent movie, but I don’t consider it the best Craig movies. Then again, I consider Spectre the second best Bond movie, and that’s the one most people hate. 😂
Please watch Goldeneye from the Pierce Borsnan films!! You get to see M (Judi Dench) in it! That was her first Bond film and it's considered in the top 3 Bond films of all time by nearly all hardcore Bond lovers. :) just a suggestion
Personally Casino Royale was my favourite but friends have said they Preferred Skyfall because it had a simpler plot, apparantly.
I think Craig and Timothy Dalton were closer to what Ian Fleming had in mind when he wrote the books.
Yeah, Daniel Craig (or his portrayal of Bond, might even have been due to the script) was the reason I stopped watching Bond movies. Still not sure who my favourite Bond is, but Pierce Brosnan is in the running.
This was the first Bond car! And his response to Skyfall was DONE. As in done talking to the psychologist.
Daniel Craig is definitely my favorite Bond since Connery. I will miss him, but hope they get someone just as great to replace him. I'd vote for Idris Elba.
If you enjoyed Dame Judi Dench as M, I would also reccomend the Pierce Brosnan bond movies. Goldeneye, Tomorrow never dies, The world is not enough and Die Another Day.
Say hello to Ralph Fiennes who is the new M, I too thought at first that he was a bit of a hard-ass where Bond was concerned but if you think about it in its entirety he's was just doing his job.
And as the movie went on we could see that Mallory is actually a pretty decent guy.
I think that Ralph Fiennes is a very good replacement for Judi Dench as M.
I think M is obviously carrying quite a bit of guilt about what happened in Turkey to 007, and I think that is what's influencing her decision on whether or not to allow James to return to action.
The best Daniel Craig Bond movie. If you decide to delve into the rest of the Bond movies, you might think about starting at the beginning. Dr. No was the first one, with Sean Connery as Bond.
Not really a Daniel C fan and my fav bond movies are the other bonds! That said this was a good movie because I like bond movies! Luv ya Addie 💛❤️😁😎
James Bond was still alive, and he did return because he knew that they were in trouble but at the moment he is doing "the tests" but unfortunately deep down he couldn't really give a Castlemaine XXXX and M knows it, and she knows that it was largely her fault.
Imean he failed and got best up alot in casino royale as well too!
Its not crazy. Many entertainment types have blue eyes. Many control system types have green eyes. Coincidence?
YES THAT IS THE BOND CAR. ORIGINAL FROM THE EARLIER MOVIES.
This film is my least favorite Craig film. But everyone has their likes and dislikes.
This is the best of the Craig movies in my opinion, but it is not as good as the classics Goldeneye, Goldfinger etc. also the music themes from the Craig movies are top tier. Also if you wanna see more Judi Dench as M there is always the Brosnan movies too :D
Every single one of you reacters need to start your James Bond journey with these films at the beginning with the first one, Sean Connery.
Just picking one of them from the franchise later in the series misses the point. Why bother if you don’t want to invest in the whole series from start to finish? I don’t get it…
it's The Dark Knight but starring James Bond instead of Batman.
Watch the Peirce Brosnan movies if you want more Judy Dench's M. Hes also a less serious bond.
Yes, the Austin Martin goes back to the '60s in Bond classic movies like Gold Finger.