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Thomas Newman's score is no less than fantastic in this and "Skyfall": with the absence of dialogue, the music gives life and focus on every scene - excellent work!.
This is what's bothered me the most about it. I would understand him checking the guy inbetween for a weapon, so as not to be attacked by the pilot, but actually attacking him while he is the only one holding up the helicopter is just pure stupidity
Règle numéro 2.....C'est comme dans les western...on tire sur le conducteur de la diligence.....ou le conducteur de train....la règle numéro 3 sourire à la caméra
I can picture roger Moore or pierce brosnun saying this. Then pilot nervously says "anywhere u want as long as u don't kill me too. Senior...." (Perfect name reveal reintroducing himself) "the names bond. James Bond" (Cue title music)
Solid isn't the word I'd use you can't deny Blofeld was underused Craig is at the point where he doesn't give a shit and the brothers twist is just preposterous however I'd say it's alright the action is decent and the locations and score are nice but Solid is too generous but I'd admit people are too hard on it die another day is still worse
Absolutely. I loved no time to die a lot more.. and haven't watched spectre since no time to die was released.. so I gave it a chance and it is a good movie. No Time to die saved Spectre. I love all the craig movies now.
The opening sequence in Spectre is a culmination of several, similar scenes from previous Bond films. There is the Dia De Los Muertos scene which resembles the Mardi Gras scene in "Live and Let Die." The rooftop sniper scene is reminiscent of the sniper scene where Timothy Dalton's Bond attempts to assassinate Sanchez in "Licence to Kill." And, finally, the helicopter fight sequence has elements of Roger Moore's Bond in "For Your Eyes Only," during which he battles to gain control of the aerial vehicle as piloted by Blofeld.
Bond actually saved the life of that guy he struck with a skull baton @2:19, if the guy had boarded the helicopter he would've ended being thrown off it at from a 300 ft height like the others.
Smithy Chris and lazy. I saw the behind-the-scenes for this sequence and there was this long section talking about the costumes and vibrant colors. Couldn’t help but think, “WHY WOULD YOU HIDE ALL THAT WITH THIS YELLOW GRADE?”
This is actually very cool scene! Didn't really appreciate it the first time I saw it. Very well done.
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You've got to hand it to Bond, he's quite insane, a large helicopter a hundred feet above a huge crowd of people and he starts bashing the pilot's head in. LOL, lol.
Bond's gaze at the beginning of the scene is why Daniel Craig was superb in this role. He didn't have the Roger Moore charm and cheesyness, his Bond wasn't a psychotic murder machine who could kill on the spot with no emotion whatsoever, he was way colder and brutal than Timothy Dalton and was as threatening as Sean Connery overall. Although a man of fewer words, his Bond had a nice sense of humour as well. But his cold, murderous eyes that really have a cool hatred and ill intentions to his enemy sells him as the Queen's best murderer
The city were filming took place didn't actually have this elaborate a "day of the dead celebration." before filming it was more of a private family celebration. However afterwards, they liked the idea so much that they made it a regular part of the festivities.
@eating sugar no papa I've been saying all last decade the Mission Impossible films have become better action/spy films then Bond, the MI films of the 2010s are definitely superior to the 2010s Bond films, but tbf most action/spy movies that came out last decade have been better than 2010s Bond. Craig's films have all sucked after Casino Royale IMO..
Disagree. There have been a ton of better opening sequences in the Bond Series. The key to any good Bond opening scene is to increasingly ramp up the danger as it progresses. Being stuck in a helicopter with a mere fistfight means that's it. You cannot take it any further. In comparison, take something like Tomorrow Never Dies' opening as an example. It goes from a fact finding mission reporting info back to MI6 to Bond having to race against a cruise missile his own side sends as he tries to fly nukes out of mass terrorist barter market buying and selling weapons. That's just one example but it doesn't have to be all explosions. Goldeneye is another great opening and it is merely two agents running through a Soviet chemical weapons facility with Bond escaping as Trevelyan ''dies''. This scene in comparison really is quite underwhelming but then again, Spectre is an underwhelming film overall.
@@alwaysOPEN4business Hmmm, I wouldn't put Mission Impossible 4 or 5 above Skyfall. Mission Impossible 6 was really good but for me, they aren't films to be enjoyed story telling wise but rather a vehicle for Tom Cruise to perform crazy stunts. You go to watch Mission Impossible films for the scene where Cruise is climbing outside the tallest building in the world or hanging outside a plane as it takes off, not for the story. I couldn't tell you anything about the plots of the Mission Impossible films. The villains/story of all the Mission Impossible films are all really forgettable but I can tell you that Silva from Skyfall is memorable, hell Blofeld from Spectre is memorable even in a underwhelming Bond film. If you wanna talk story, better look to the original Bourne trilogy, not Mission Impossible for capturing your attention story telling wise.
Yes he should have made some Bond type quip like "hotel Ritz, please driver" instead of attacking the pilot above thousands of people just for movie purposes. Not very Bond like.
3:58 oh hell, I never noticed!! They re-created the famous car jump stunt from The Man with the Golden Gun (1974) with helicopter! You can even hear the whistle! Oh, what a reference! 🎩🎩
love the way the music is so dramatic and suddenly quiets as ne nears the dancing women as if their energy somehow transforms 007s moment... nice touch
For me it´s this opening which spoils things. Too many bad decisions. Rest was okay. Not great. Because I do not want any back story with my Bond. I enjoy mysteries more. But based on this opening, movie could have been way worse.
The city where people are fine with buildings blowing up but aren't fine with helicopters going insane. Other than that, great scene and I actually like this film.
Juan Pablo Gonzalez Jimenez You apparently missed the scene right before this. Notice how everyone was carrying on just fine despite Bond just about leveling an entire block moments earlier.
This is one from two special aerobatic helicopters MBB BO-105 in property of Red Bull Flying Bulls team. Booth were heavily modified for performing aerobatics maneuvers like back flip, looping or barrel roll. These helicopters are the only ones in the world that can perform similar acrobatics. In movie is only paint in grey instead Red Bull collors.
When I was like 5-7 years old when if my memories do not fail me, I remember going to my uncle's for a family gathering and then he played this film on the TV for the adults and I was like "What is this guy doing running around hanging off helicopters?" And my grandma was like "His job is to kill people."
It wasn’t an easy mission... it took James Bond to achieve it non the less, but Mexico City was finally shown as it really looks like in a Hollywood blockbuster.
What was up with that extra at 0:23? She moved awkwardly or hesitantly towards the same direction as Bond as he was turning to the right to give chase.. She was looking straight at Craig too. That always bothered me when I'm rewatching this scene.
@@user-jf4he2wy9u This is one from two special aerobatic helicopters MBB BO-105 in property of Red Bull Flying Bulls team. Booth were heavily modified for performing aerobatics maneuvers like back flip, looping or barrel roll. These helicopters are the only ones in the world that can perform similar acrobatics. In movie is only paint in gery instead Red Bull collors.
The director wants you to be scared for Bond in the helicopter- but what are they gonna do, have the protagonist get kicked out and fall to his death or die in a fiery explosion that kills dozens of people? Bond suffers from Superman Syndrome where his plot armor makes him invincible, so the only real stakes you can introduce are the lives of others.
The BEST Bond ever. He has the Physique to make beating bad guys in physical fights believable He has the intensity that comes from having a chip on one's shoulder, something to prove to oneself and to the elites who emotionally abused him, and from having a triple Mother figure (England, The Queen, and M) that one is always striving to please. He has the attitudes of permanent snarling aggression, hidden behind casual and absolute confidence, smooth charm, and the veneer of civilization. He has the charisma that ropes women in and makes the muscles keeping their legs together suddenly become very, very weak. He wears the suit best, and instead of the suit making him look good, he makes IT look good. He has the voice that conveys everything about him one a compact package when he says, "Bond, James Bond". You DO NOT want to cross swords with this dude.
Daniel Craig filmed with a broken leg… the only time when they could film this & the bit before where he walks along the wall on top of the building was with a broken leg to, Amazin actor. 👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧
@@thevoid99 Provided I survive this pandemic and if it doesn't get delayed again. I don't mind watching it digitally as long as I get to see it. November either digital or in the cinemas. Or release digital first in November then to cinemas when and if things go back to normal. No more delays!
Christoph waltz as Franz Oberhauser : The Tarantino favourite - he's notched up two Oscars for QT films Inglorious Basterds and Django Unchained - waltz stars as a villain Franz Oberhauser and the head of Spectre. What you should know? He's Bond's long lost foster brother, who becomes his full on nemesis as the film plays out. Courtesy: The Telegraph Kolkata Sunday 1 November 2015 Vol: XXXIV No: 113.
When he stops beating up the pilot to focus on the other dude, why does the pilot still continue to spin the helicopter round and round like it’s out of control?
007, lastly I'm investigating a couple of guys from the local church, French, who said queen Elizabeth II, was Frances Queen, keep that one on the low, Nicholas lives in London, don't know where. Queen Elizabeth II is not Frances Queen and hasn't she gone through enough, flipping benedictine monk, can't trust anyone. Keep making 007 movies. RM. Oh there's loads, one thing at a time. Keep strong, Michael comes first. 💪over and out. X
This is the first movie that I ever thought of Daniel Craig as James Bond when he did his helicopter scene I mean the stunt was pretty spectacular it made you really feel like he could be a hero
My single least favorite scene in all of the Bond movies. I just don't believe bond's character would be so cavalier towards putting so many people at risk.
I want a suit like Bond's. No matter what abuse he takes, no matter the landscape, the suit always stays clean.
Time to join the MI6 then buddy that or get a suit like John wick's
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It's fiction dude!
Ask Mr. Q.
That face when he controlled the helicopter. Emanates a vibe that he is always in control.. craig just nailed that
Craig nails Bond. Connery set the bar, Craig betters it.
Q-Branch's most impressive device, never mentioned in any of the movies: dress shoes you can run in.
I tried to run in dress shoes before. Had blisters the size of bonds balls
now that you mention it...ha
That’s a nice nashorn
FRRRRRRR dress shoes are so uncomfortable even when broken in, most likely bond has dr scholls inserts LMAO
my dress shoes are really comfortable, actually
running in them would cause me more concern for the shoe's wellbeing than my own comfort or ability
Thomas Newman's score is no less than fantastic in this and "Skyfall": with the absence of dialogue, the music gives life and focus on every scene - excellent work!.
The number one rule of helicopter combat is to always attack the pilot to ensure that it crashes.
This is what's bothered me the most about it. I would understand him checking the guy inbetween for a weapon, so as not to be attacked by the pilot, but actually attacking him while he is the only one holding up the helicopter is just pure stupidity
This is exactly what I also thought. Why would he even start beating the pilot in the first place?!
When you do so at least make sure that you do have a blade to finish the job as quick as possible.
Règle numéro 2.....C'est comme dans les western...on tire sur le conducteur de la diligence.....ou le conducteur de train....la règle numéro 3 sourire à la caméra
Ahhh, Mexico... Is there ever a time when you aren't shot in sepia mode?
LMAO!
Ya estamos acostumbrados los mexicanos.
Lmfao
Isn't sepia the natural light color in Mexico?
@Taylor Justin y’all should just break up if you have to go as far as to hack her ig
Imagine if he didn’t attack the pilot. Would he have just been like soooo where we going?
You need more "likes", bro!👍
Good opportunity for a classic bit of Bond humour that they missed there.
The pilot: *nervously sweating* uhhhhhh where do you want to go senior?😅
I can picture roger Moore or pierce brosnun saying this. Then pilot nervously says "anywhere u want as long as u don't kill me too. Senior...."
(Perfect name reveal reintroducing himself) "the names bond. James Bond"
(Cue title music)
@@pjosepha Yeah perfect!
I just rewatched this movie a few days back. My opinions have changed. I think it's a pretty Solid film. Give it another try.
Solid isn't the word I'd use you can't deny Blofeld was underused Craig is at the point where he doesn't give a shit and the brothers twist is just preposterous however I'd say it's alright the action is decent and the locations and score are nice but Solid is too generous but I'd admit people are too hard on it die another day is still worse
Can you tell me the exact name of the movie plz? I search for it but I found a lot of movies
@@omaraljawadi849 spectre
Watched it again. It's still boring
Absolutely. I loved no time to die a lot more.. and haven't watched spectre since no time to die was released.. so I gave it a chance and it is a good movie. No Time to die saved Spectre. I love all the craig movies now.
The opening sequence in Spectre is a culmination of several, similar scenes from previous Bond films. There is the Dia De Los Muertos scene which resembles the Mardi Gras scene in "Live and Let Die." The rooftop sniper scene is reminiscent of the sniper scene where Timothy Dalton's Bond attempts to assassinate Sanchez in "Licence to Kill." And, finally, the helicopter fight sequence has elements of Roger Moore's Bond in "For Your Eyes Only," during which he battles to gain control of the aerial vehicle as piloted by Blofeld.
Yea.. but this blows those others away. Makes Roger Moore look silly.
And least we forget Bringing the helicopter back under control Pierce Bronson's Goldeneye Opening scene.
Would you consider Bond's pursuit of the assassin through the parade a reversal of SPECTRE pursuing Bond in Thunderball?
That Licence To Kill scene was very good, it had suspense and a strong atmosphere.
😅
Bond actually saved the life of that guy he struck with a skull baton @2:19, if the guy had boarded the helicopter he would've ended being thrown off it at from a 300 ft height like the others.
He kinda looks like henchman from no time to die with the bionic eye.
@@juliosalguero4638 you mean the guy who was *mind blown* by the watch?
I don't think Bond did that on purpose but I see your point...
Killed by SPECTRE afterwards for failing to kill Bond.
@@juliosalguero4638 exactly my thoughts
If they had filmed this in Oregon 2020, the yellow filter wouldn't be necessary
I don't know iam not American but i heard camera's couldn't capture it?
Don't feel bad at all. That's what they voted for!👍
@@memehotep2059 I’m not sure actually. I’m pretty sure it could capture it
all that bear mace
@@AnikaJarlsdottr believe it or not Portland is in Oregon
The colour correction in Spectre is completely over the top my god.
yeah it should have been blue-ish right?
I don't get why they couldn't just make it look natural. It's like watching through Instagram.... Lol
Mexico is always a harsh orange apparently 😒
Smithy Chris and lazy. I saw the behind-the-scenes for this sequence and there was this long section talking about the costumes and vibrant colors. Couldn’t help but think, “WHY WOULD YOU HIDE ALL THAT WITH THIS YELLOW GRADE?”
It looks crappy AF
Fun fact: That's the same helicopter model seen in the opening of A View to a Kill. The "MBB BO-105"
Yes indeed.
That type is very agile, and has powerful engine
Can´t care. Scene is too damn dumb.
Seriously clever product placement. Will make the general public buy a lot more of the MBB BO-105 ;)
@@LoLorelando The BO-105 is. no longer being build. For a couple decades or so...
This is actually very cool scene! Didn't really appreciate it the first time I saw it. Very well done.
You've got to hand it to Bond, he's quite insane, a large helicopter a hundred feet above a huge crowd of people and he starts bashing the pilot's head in. LOL, lol.
One of the most exciting scenes ever filmed...
in this movie - ha ha ha ha ha
Bond's gaze at the beginning of the scene is why Daniel Craig was superb in this role. He didn't have the Roger Moore charm and cheesyness, his Bond wasn't a psychotic murder machine who could kill on the spot with no emotion whatsoever, he was way colder and brutal than Timothy Dalton and was as threatening as Sean Connery overall.
Although a man of fewer words, his Bond had a nice sense of humour as well.
But his cold, murderous eyes that really have a cool hatred and ill intentions to his enemy sells him as the Queen's best murderer
Music transition at 0:47 and the beats blending with the claps at 1:25 were beautiful
Unpopular opinion: I LOVE Spectre. 😎🍿
Make that two!
Three
I must be out of the loop cause I didn't know that not liking it was a thing
@@kevinbuchanan67 exactly
@@kevinbuchanan67 think it was a major disappointment after Skyfall, which was great.
The city were filming took place didn't actually have this elaborate a "day of the dead celebration." before filming it was more of a private family celebration. However afterwards, they liked the idea so much that they made it a regular part of the festivities.
Cool
Ummmm no hahhaha, we didn't
the city? you mean *MEXICO CITY* ?
Could you tell me what city please? Absolutely beautiful architecture.Also a great opening to a Bond film! Thank you.
@@thewanderer7705 its mexico city
Possibly the best opening of any James Bond movie. Shame it didn't live up to the opening
Nah skyfall had a better opening
@eating sugar no papa I've been saying all last decade the Mission Impossible films have become better action/spy films then Bond, the MI films of the 2010s are definitely superior to the 2010s Bond films, but tbf most action/spy movies that came out last decade have been better than 2010s Bond. Craig's films have all sucked after Casino Royale IMO..
Disagree. There have been a ton of better opening sequences in the Bond Series. The key to any good Bond opening scene is to increasingly ramp up the danger as it progresses. Being stuck in a helicopter with a mere fistfight means that's it. You cannot take it any further. In comparison, take something like Tomorrow Never Dies' opening as an example. It goes from a fact finding mission reporting info back to MI6 to Bond having to race against a cruise missile his own side sends as he tries to fly nukes out of mass terrorist barter market buying and selling weapons. That's just one example but it doesn't have to be all explosions. Goldeneye is another great opening and it is merely two agents running through a Soviet chemical weapons facility with Bond escaping as Trevelyan ''dies''. This scene in comparison really is quite underwhelming but then again, Spectre is an underwhelming film overall.
@@alwaysOPEN4business Hmmm, I wouldn't put Mission Impossible 4 or 5 above Skyfall. Mission Impossible 6 was really good but for me, they aren't films to be enjoyed story telling wise but rather a vehicle for Tom Cruise to perform crazy stunts. You go to watch Mission Impossible films for the scene where Cruise is climbing outside the tallest building in the world or hanging outside a plane as it takes off, not for the story. I couldn't tell you anything about the plots of the Mission Impossible films. The villains/story of all the Mission Impossible films are all really forgettable but I can tell you that Silva from Skyfall is memorable, hell Blofeld from Spectre is memorable even in a underwhelming Bond film. If you wanna talk story, better look to the original Bourne trilogy, not Mission Impossible for capturing your attention story telling wise.
@@alwaysOPEN4business Apparently, from what I've seen, it doesn't look like every one of them sucked: Skyfall >>>>> Quantum of Solace/Spectre
Mexicans are the chillest people. A building explodes and two blocks down they still be dancing and cheering.
Bond just seems to make terrible decisions when getting into helicopters 😂 Really well filmed and edited sequence tho.
The fight comes first. It turned out ok after all.
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Yes he should have made some Bond type quip like "hotel Ritz, please driver" instead of attacking the pilot above thousands of people just for movie purposes. Not very Bond like.
Technically it's not bond anymore it's James Bourne
You could've at least tried to make that sound like an original thought..word for word what Calvin Dyson says in his Spectre review
I could watch this channel all day long
This scene was great
3:58 oh hell, I never noticed!! They re-created the famous car jump stunt from The Man with the Golden Gun (1974) with helicopter! You can even hear the whistle! Oh, what a reference! 🎩🎩
love the way the music is so dramatic and suddenly quiets as ne nears the dancing women as if their energy somehow transforms 007s moment... nice touch
0:01 lol Bond just standing there with the "So...are we gonna do this?" look on his face.
That's a strange way to work as a SECRET agent. ^^
He's not a spy.
I think this movie is pretty underrated. Even though I totally get why people dislike it so much but everybody is really going too hard on Spectre
Davider yeah I agree, Spectre is like the thunderball of the Daniel Craig era, some people like it, and some people hate it.
For me it´s this opening which spoils things. Too many bad decisions. Rest was okay. Not great. Because I do not want any back story with my Bond. I enjoy mysteries more. But based on this opening, movie could have been way worse.
This is probably top 3 action scenes of the entire franchise, despite the rest of the movie not quite living up to it.
The city where people are fine with buildings blowing up but aren't fine with helicopters going insane. Other than that, great scene and I actually like this film.
Really? Do you live there? How many buildings have "blown up" lately there?
Really
Juan Pablo Gonzalez Jimenez You apparently missed the scene right before this. Notice how everyone was carrying on just fine despite Bond just about leveling an entire block moments earlier.
@@DLordSadow You definitely missed the original comment was actually edited, I can't help you with that.
Juan Pablo Gonzalez Jimenez I saw it just fine. I was only replying to yours.
I wonder wether Bond decides to eat something before such commitments. 😂
And go to the bathroom...........
A helicopter, doing barrel rolls, and then a "hammerhead"!
I love it!
This is one from two special aerobatic helicopters MBB BO-105 in property of Red Bull Flying Bulls team. Booth were heavily modified for performing aerobatics maneuvers like back flip, looping or barrel roll. These helicopters are the only ones in the world that can perform similar acrobatics. In movie is only paint in grey instead Red Bull collors.
Amazing sequence!! Very strong and adrenaline! Can't wait for NO TIME TO DIE from Italy!! Grande hype per il gran finale!!❤🔥🇮🇹
Absolutely thrilling scene..long live bond, goat actor *dcraig💖💪💪💪👍👍👍
ver el desfile de día de muertos en el inicio de una película de James Bond como Spectre no tiene precio.
When I was like 5-7 years old when if my memories do not fail me, I remember going to my uncle's for a family gathering and then he played this film on the TV for the adults and I was like "What is this guy doing running around hanging off helicopters?" And my grandma was like "His job is to kill people."
Your still not allowed to watch this
Cool story bro
You were 5-7 when this was released?
jaja, ah to be a kid again
She wasn't wrong
I love this scene!!😍😍
Я и не видел этот фильмец ! Чётко .
What an awesome fight scene.
It wasn’t an easy mission... it took James Bond to achieve it non the less, but Mexico City was finally shown as it really looks like in a Hollywood blockbuster.
@Formerly Paul Without the filters it look pretty much like any common city.
@Formerly Paul then again, only sorry ass propaganda movies of narcs and corruption. Respect and stay safe.
@@franciscogerardohernandezR1979 a professional photographer's impressions: ua-cam.com/video/s43NC3T6SzA/v-deo.html
@@franciscogerardohernandezR1979 not at all amigo, it is beautiful
i love it that the helicopter fight happened during a "day of the dead" celebration..........................nice.
Can't have day of the dead without dead people.
Whoa Hell !! Mr. Bond . Love From India.
Scena a dir poco epica!! Grande attesa per No time to die!! Grandissimo Alessandro Cremona!!
Pura adrenalina!!😍😍😍💣
It's true...Hollywood really does put this weird yellow tint over scenes in South America.
This was really good
Helicopters are hell to fly. Basic tip for James. You do not fight with the pilot.
Spectre is so good 🙌
What was up with that extra at 0:23? She moved awkwardly or hesitantly towards the same direction as Bond as he was turning to the right to give chase.. She was looking straight at Craig too. That always bothered me when I'm rewatching this scene.
Lol wtf was she doing
Seems she was going to an Halloween party then on the way: "Wow that is Daniel Craig!"
Dancing skeleton dude at 0:44 is awesome.
Plot twist: He looses the ring during the scuffle
That's the same helicopter tour I took in Mexico City, I got so sick. There too many loops and turns during the ride.
is this real? I thought it was vfx 😶😮
@@user-jf4he2wy9u This is one from two special aerobatic helicopters MBB BO-105 in property of Red Bull Flying Bulls team. Booth were heavily modified for performing aerobatics maneuvers like back flip, looping or barrel roll. These helicopters are the only ones in the world that can perform similar acrobatics. In movie is only paint in gery instead Red Bull collors.
4:08 Pilot: "Well, I'm definitely fired with the guy falling out but at least I'm still alive."
4:55 PIlot: "Guess not."
The director wants you to be scared for Bond in the helicopter- but what are they gonna do, have the protagonist get kicked out and fall to his death or die in a fiery explosion that kills dozens of people? Bond suffers from Superman Syndrome where his plot armor makes him invincible, so the only real stakes you can introduce are the lives of others.
Bond’s suit is always so slick
5:16 *That face says it all*
The BEST Bond ever.
He has the Physique to make beating bad guys in physical fights believable
He has the intensity that comes from having a chip on one's shoulder, something to prove to oneself and to the elites who emotionally abused him, and from having a triple Mother figure (England, The Queen, and M) that one is always striving to please.
He has the attitudes of permanent snarling aggression, hidden behind casual and absolute confidence, smooth charm, and the veneer of civilization.
He has the charisma that ropes women in and makes the muscles keeping their legs together suddenly become very, very weak.
He wears the suit best, and instead of the suit making him look good, he makes IT look good.
He has the voice that conveys everything about him one a compact package when he says, "Bond, James Bond".
You DO NOT want to cross swords with this dude.
So, why Bond in the middle of fight thought "He has a ring, I'll need that ring". Like, it could have been a weeding ring or something.
What wedding ring has an octopus on it? XD
@@lorastra6975 🤣🤣
Bond saw him showing a hand during a meeting
What is it with the orange tint filter and Mexico.
Smog
Every 60 seconds in Mexico a minute passes
yep, that's how time works
Best opening sequence ever
Casino Royale is even more amazing
Why why why the yellow tint? Movies using this technique should be penalized at movie awards
Daniel Craig filmed with a broken leg… the only time when they could film this & the bit before where he walks along the wall on top of the building was with a broken leg to, Amazin actor. 👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧
The helicopter: you guys can stop, I am drained
0:49 couldn't find in soundtrack. Anyone knows this music?
So there’s been an huge explosion, building collapse. But the festival just… carries on?
Ok then 👍🏻💀
This opening is the best in James Bond Saga Ever!
The only thing that saves in this film is this opening scene, which is incredible
And the train fight ..
Why the yellow tint?
04:40 to 04:44 Suddenly it's 1973.
The music?
Film script writers finally did a helicopter stunt scene where the heli doesn't get blown up
He was always gonna win that fight. He was on a promise😂😂
Some extra named "Jodie" got that the minute he left.
He got the ring, the helicopter and then flies off in to the sunset.
Gotta admire the pilot. He kept the helicopter from crashing into thousands of people while being choked
Cool! Not to be picky, but bodies, living or dead dropping into a crowded square might be a problem.
Not to mention attacking the pilot while the chopper hovers above the crowd
Release the new Bond movie to DVD, and on demand now please.
HELL NO!!!!! IT NEEDS TO BE SEEN IN A THEATER! YOU GOTTA BE PATIENT WHEN THIS WHOLE THING BLOWS OVER.
@@thevoid99 Provided I survive this pandemic and if it doesn't get delayed again. I don't mind watching it digitally as long as I get to see it. November either digital or in the cinemas. Or release digital first in November then to cinemas when and if things go back to normal. No more delays!
@@imranbecks it's already been confirmed it will be 2021 now.
Bond need some.negotation skills😂..he kicked the boss out, both pilot and bond talk to.each other..land safely..now fight on ground...😁
Bloody brilliant !
Just made it!
Daniel Craig: THE James Bond!!!!
he went flying outside at 4:05 LOL
Christoph waltz as Franz Oberhauser :
The Tarantino favourite - he's notched up two Oscars for QT films Inglorious Basterds and Django Unchained - waltz stars as a villain Franz Oberhauser and the head of Spectre. What you should know? He's Bond's long lost foster brother, who becomes his full on nemesis as the film plays out.
Courtesy: The Telegraph Kolkata Sunday 1 November 2015
Vol: XXXIV No: 113.
daniel craig - perfect 007
When he stops beating up the pilot to focus on the other dude, why does the pilot still continue to spin the helicopter round and round like it’s out of control?
Because he's Macauley Caulkin
I have been searching for the BGM @ 0:49 Can anyone give references?
After such a great opening I expected a better movie..sadly I was wrong
that ending is gold
007, lastly I'm investigating a couple of guys from the local church, French, who said queen Elizabeth II, was Frances Queen, keep that one on the low, Nicholas lives in London, don't know where. Queen Elizabeth II is not Frances Queen and hasn't she gone through enough, flipping benedictine monk, can't trust anyone. Keep making 007 movies. RM. Oh there's loads, one thing at a time. Keep strong, Michael comes first. 💪over and out. X
Sequenza spettacolare!!
Scena indimenticabile!!
Scena sublime!!
This reminded me of Rust, but my helicopter backflips usually don't turn out so well.
4:11 ayyy they reused that track I liked from Skyfall
I really want to watch Spectre
1985 to 1986 was a hell of a year.
This is the first movie that I ever thought of Daniel Craig as James Bond when he did his helicopter scene I mean the stunt was pretty spectacular it made you really feel like he could be a hero
He did good but pierce in goldeneye did it better. Catching a falling plane!👌🏽
Superb👍
Это вот вам петля Нестерова!!!! Кто в космос первым полетел!!!!
My single least favorite scene in all of the Bond movies. I just don't believe bond's character would be so cavalier towards putting so many people at risk.
Always use yellow tint when you show countries other than America and UK