NO TIME TO DIE (2021) Movie Reaction w/ Coby FIRST TIME WATCHING James Bond
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- Опубліковано 17 бер 2024
- "We all have our secrets. We just didn't get to yours yet."
No Time To Die movie reaction. Check out Coby's first time watching No Time To Die and the James Bond movies --
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Directed by Cary Joji Fukunaga and released in 2021, starring Daniel Craig, Ana De Armas, and Rami Malek.
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Her pregnancy was foreshadowed… when he puts her on the train and says she’ll never see him again, she immediately grabs her stomach.
As someone who grew up with Daniel Craig's Bond movies for 15 years.... I was devastated and empty after I left the cinema.
Daniel is the best James Bond for me.
Same.. I was 17 when Casino Royale hit theaters.. I’m 35 today, I feel like Daniel was and is MY Bond and I left the theater feeling like I had just been gutted.
I've been a Bond fan since 1983. No Time To Die was the worst. Terrible ending
I was shocked that Bond was killed. I really did not see that coming.
I remember watching this in the movie theater and people were literally sobbing at the end. Such an epic ending to Craig’s Bond. Best Bond ever, IMO.
I love the fact that actually the whole of Daniel Craig's movies of James Bond from Casino Royale, Through Skyfall and concluding with No Time to Die was a story told by Madeleine to Bond's daughter documenting her fathers life... that's just poetry
What? When she did that?
@@mirekg5704 its the last line in No time to die.
Lol, why is she telling her daughter about all the women her dad slept with and all the people he killed?
The final song, and Bond's last words are "We have all the time in the world" are very classic in the Bond history. It comes from Her Majesty's Secret Service (which imo also happens to be the best book) with George Lazenby. The Craig Bonds are a wild ride, and I definitely appreciate them more having watched them all together. Even the weaker movies grew on me over time, and a new viewer such as yourself is able to appreciate them more than a lot of us 'haters' could have at the time. Glad to have watched your entire journey!
On Her Majesty’s. . . was probably the best Bond story with the worst Bond
@@PFitz-sh4ms though I'm sure Lazenby would have got better in the Bond role over time if his stupid agent hadn't convinced him that 007 movies were going the way of the dodo and he should do something else.
@@PFitz-sh4ms worst Bond? Not by a long shot. Preferred Lazenby over Moore. Moore was too soft imho.
@@1515cci Moore was hit and miss. He had a couple good Bond films but he played the character for too long.
@@cnault3244 agreed. Diamonds Are Forever is my least liked Bond movie that Connery made. He didn't have that "edge" he showed when he was younger I thought.
“In heels. High heels.. and pretty little high heels. Quite a feat.” Pun intended?
Coby had to bring out the tissues for the final entry - more 007 in April !
My bet was that Coby was gonna cry guess that i won lol
@@MarcoMM1 it's rare that she gets caught up, but that's the beauty of movies - the good, the bad, and the ugly, certain films get to us.
@@criminalcontenttotally agreed i love watching movies when they are so emotional and that feeling is shared by the viewers, and i love to see reactors let it go and cries that is what makes it true. love it.
Will they react to the complete saga ? including the 007 movies of Sean Connery, George Lazenby, Roger Moore, Timothy Dalton and Pierce Brosnan ?
@@javix2013 in time, yes. right now we are hashing out when to record them and in what order
We all were in tears like you, Coby, at the end. Eternal life to Bond, James Bond. And of course, I´ll be with you with the next movies, for sure!
20:10 the Aston he pulls the cover off of was driven by Timothy Dalton’s Bond. There are a number of references to older Bond movies in this one
The one that really go to me was when he said "We have all the time in the world" near the beginning of the movie. I thought, Wow, are they really going THERE with this? Then when the final song started up, man, that was a heart breaker.
One thing that a lot of people seem to miss about Bond being infected - it's not just that he can't touch Madeline or his daughter... he can't touch ANYONE. If he does, the nanobots will start jumping from person to person until they eventually reach the people it is designed to kill.
Oh wow good point!
Six degrees of seperation ;)
Thank you--so few people realize that.
Not only Bond was infected, but Safin too. Safin infected himself when he released the nanobots in Bond, so Bond couldn't allow him to leave the island and having the risk of infecting Madeleine and Mathilde, so he ended up killing Safin to avoid it.
Great send off for Daniel Craig. One of the greatest Bonds of all time. When Christoph Waltz said that he visited Madeline as a child, I believe it was a nod to the movie Inglorious Basterds. In the opening scene, he was playing an SS officer who came to interrogate her father and she was his daughter.
And she's French so it's wow 😅 on point with Inglorious Bastards
This is not a Bond-movie. This is an anti-Bond movie made by greedy, evil, cultural Taleban psychopaths.
Great send-off? His character was murdered on the altar of Feminism...
@@zenon3021 Your comment doesn't conform to DEI-woke-cult so like mine and many, many others your comment will soon be deleted.
@@pistonburner6448 you guys are weird. Sorry that women have jobs, what a horrible world we live in right?
Billie Eilish won th Oscar for Best Original Song, at 20, then won her second Oscar for Barbie at 22, making her one of the youngest Oscar winners in history.
Which is a bit scandalous considering how shit her Bond song was in comparison to some of the classics that never got near an Oscar
@@kjek1scandalous doesn’t mean what you think it means 😂
@@mattx449 are you an idiot?
Second best after Adele's in my opinion @@kjek1
@@thomasanderson2384 fair do’s, I find it so boring. I like Adéle’s. But the minute Eilish was announced I knew it would be:
Whisper whisper whisper
NO TIME TO DIEEE
whisper whisper whisper
Still at least it was better than that annoying Barbie tune, and better than Sam Smith’s Spectre that somehow beat out Radiohead’s effort.
It's a first for the Bond series and I love how you get a beginning, middle and end for Craig. Age gap was fine btw, he was maybe eight years older when he killed her mother. He was just a teenager.
I liked this movie much more than 'Spectre' - every aspect of it - even the colors were better. But Bond dying... whyyy? That should never happen.😭
On the other hand, it sort of did happen in the novel ('From Russia with Love') - the novel ended with Bond being poisoned, apparently dying, but Fleming changed his mind later, that's why the next one begins with Bond's recovery. The end of 'No time' would be difficult to walk off.
I left the theatre in shock. I turned to my wife and said " WTF, they killed James Bond ".
People always say Rami is too young for the role, but the dude was 39 when the movie was made, he just looks good for his age! It kinda checks out if the character was 19 in the opening.
But he's only a few years older than Lea.
@@chand911 Yes, only 4 years 2 months older than Léa Seydoux. Really poor casting choice.
Thanks for a wonderful reaction. I agree, the first, third, and fifth (this one) are the best of the Daniel Craig Bond movies.
Now imagine if you spent 50+ years and 25 films watching this character.
Thats me. I saw 'Goldfinger' in the theaters with my cousins. I dont know how that happen because I was 7 or 8 years old. I see the 'Goldfinger' movie now and there is no way I knew of all those sexual references in the movie then.
The line "we have all the time in the world" is a direct quote from another Bond movie, "Her Majesty's Secret Service" withe George Lazenby.
The "70's looking" Aston is the 1986 Aston Martin V8 "Vantage" previously used in the Timothy Dalton Bond era along with the convertible version called the "Volante". This film is the first time four different models have appeared in a 007 film: the DB5, the classic Aston Martin V8, the super GT - DBS and the exceptional Aston Martin Valhalla - the forthcoming mid-engined hypercar.
The original "007," was a man named Dr. John Dee. He was a mystic-advisor to Queen Elizabeth I c. late 1500s. Dr. Dee would sign his secret correspondences to the Queen as "007." He was featured in the Cate Blanchett film ELIZABETH: THE GOLDEN AGE.
Great reaction as usual.❤. I’ve been watching 007 since the 60’s all these decades and Daniel Craig was my favorite after Sean Connery. Great touch with using a song from 1969 007 film.
The only instruction Mr. Broccoli gave to his daughter and she couldn’t follow it… bye bye golden eggs goose.
A great ending to the Daniel Craig era, I really liked this movie, it looks like a big blockbuster and it was shot on 35mm film, not digital like the previous ones, and it looks beautiful in cinematography. The saga was going to end in Spectre, it was going to be the last one and it's good that they decided to make one more movie and a much better one, because Spectre left me with a little taste for the closing of a saga, and this last movie says goodbye in a big way, it works much better, it's more of a blockbuster and a better story.
We have all the time in the world is a Bond song from a past 007 film. The irony of playing that in this film is bitter sweet. Cuz it's Bond that dies this time. -OG
I did actually expect Craig's Bond to die in his final movie, since it fits with the themes of NTTD and the Craig era.
Themes of NTTD:
* Retirement
* End of the old glories of MI6
* Absolute disappearance of the faces that Bond met
* Permanent loneliness
* Disappearance of the 'spy Bond' due to his blood family
Themes of the Craig era:
* Bond being always a locus of pain and disaster for innocent people
* Presentation of a world that might be better off without Bond
* James with allies who need him, yet look down on him at the same time
* Bond's eternal & tormenting struggle against decay
His death would have upset me in another adventure with another version of the character (say, Roger Moore's Bond or Pierce Brosnan's Bond) or in a story that didn't have the themes from NTTD.
So I feel like Bond's death was a unique, cohesive and faithful way to end the Craig era.
And the Craig era is the most coherent Bond era by far. It follows one long storyline and is an another universe than the other Bond films. Vesper was his Tracy, but in the end James ended up being the Tracy Bond for Madeleine instead. Him dying was the most fitting thing to do, but it was great that he after taking so many lives in the end also created life. That being said, it's absolutely possible James Bond has a bunch of offspring all over the place...
I love your reactions! You are amazing! The end of the credits says, "BOND WILL RETURN" Bond will return!
Great reaction Coby like always. This is the one Bond movie that had me on the edge of my seat and hit me emotionally when I first watched it. I've been asking for a movie that finally kills James Bond for years because seeing him survive so many impossible stuff so many times made me roll my eyes but when they finally did it it's in a movie where I don't want him to die. But now the Bond Frachise can cast anyone they want to be Bond, because now the name would be a homage to MI6 best spy “James Bond” so the next agent could be called “James Bond” as a Code like 007.
That conversation between Bond and Madelleine at the end is my favorite moment of the entire Bond series. After all the years of Bond being this man who was doing everything and anything he could for his country, in the Craig era he allowed himself to also be a caring, broken, vulnerable man. It's the culmination of years of cold, and calous moves to keep the world safe, and this final moment exists solely for him. It's a beautiful, yet tremendously sad moment, and it makes me cry every time I see it. I'm sure some may disagree that that isn't "James Bond", but I'd argue it's the REAL James Bond, and we were only allowed a few small glimpses of it through the entire arc of his films. Ana de Armas stole the show love that. A behind-the-scenes clip shows Armas training with firearms including machine guns, and there's another clip that shows her rigorous physical combat training too. That's a huge commitment for a character who is only on screen for around 10 minutes.
There some fun-facts about this one. The motorcycle stunt was the hardest stunt in the movie. according to stunt coordinator Lee Morrison, it was the hardest stunt to shoot in the whole movie, despite there being others much more intricate. The reason it was so difficult was that it was such a bumpy and slippery ride, as the roads in Matero, Italy, are paved with cobblestones. Morrison said it was the "worst he ever shot on." The Louis Armstrong song used in this movie is also a from another Bond movie, that was also the song heard at the close of this movie as Madeleine drives into the tunnel and the scene fades to black. The tranquil fury and classic smolder are just a couple of the many Bond mannerisms and behaviors that Daniel Craig nails, and it isn't hard to believe that'd it'd make anybody speechless when seeing it in person. That's exactly what happened to Rami Malek. The actor told in a interview that he forgot his lines, saying, "'Oh, this is because I'm looking straight at James Bond.' I couldn't handle it. It isn't the first time this has happened”. Keep up the good work.
Come on man, spoilers about OHMSS. Jeez.
@@andrewroberts299you are right i forgot that they will going to react to older movie. i edit that part out now, thanks.
5:25 I can't say I agree that dating Vesper was not a big deal. Yes, it was very short, but he fell in love with her. It's strongly implied that he never had anything like that with anyone before. He was going to quit MI6 for her. That's why the betrayal itself was such a big deal. But Bond also knew that it was more complicated, because Vesper was coerced into it -- and she killed herself for Bond (like Mathis says in QoS "she died for you.")
This is also why he spent all of QoS wanting revenge.
In this particular Bond universe anyway, falling in love with Vesper is an essential part of the origin story.
At the end of closing credits it's written: "James Bond will return". So, don't worry only his face will change.😊
The number 007 does have significance. Ian Fleming, the creater of Bond, was a Bristish intelligence officer and drew on his real life experience to create Bond.
Fleming wanted Bond to be a bland individual and wanted him to have a bland name, so he took the name of a famous American ornithologist named James Bond because he thought it was a blandest name he ever heard. This had real life consequences, however, because MI-6 did actually have an agent named James Bond in the field who had to be recalled for his own safety and spent the rest of his career on desk duty because it was dangerous to use him.
In his books Fleming created the "00 Branch" which was a special department of MI-6 for elite secret agents, and, upon earning the "00" designation, they were given a license to kill. The agents of the 00 Branch were given the most dangerous missions and also functioned as assassins.
In the books the number after 00 had no special meaning and was just a designation for agents, but in real life Fleming used 007 because it was a reference to what was considered the most important achievement in British intelligence history, the breaking of Germany's diplomatic code in WW1. The document that was broken was catalogued as Document 0075, but it was often just refered to as 007.
You should watch the classic Bonds now, From Dr No, From Russia With Love, Goldfinger etc
already recorded ;)
@@criminalcontent looking forward to seeing them!
@@criminalcontentam looking forward to seeing them & seeing if you spot any of many easter eggs referenced in the Daniel Craig Bond films.
By the way I would never guess you are Australian by your accent - for my sins I personally am a direct ancestor of Captain Cook.
🌞😎🙌👍
Jeffrey Wright is a great actor. He was fantastic as CIA agent Felix Leiter. He was good in The Batman, Westworld.
Coby, you are such a goodhearted romantic. The ending you were hoping for would be the best, but this is James Bond 🥲
He is an orphan. His mother/ son relationship was explored on Skyfall. But M realized how important Vesper was to his identity as 007 in Casino Royale first and she felt obliged to take him in, hence the apprproate follow-up on his parantage in the third film He let down his guard with her for the first time and it scarred him. The psychology of a 007 is different than that of normal people,e with past heart aches. No Time To Die revisits the possibility of him opening himself up again. Hence the revisiting vespers grave and then closing back up the moment he feels betrayed again
I loved how you tried to will the story line saying "he's going to go off and be with Madeline & his daughter" while looking into the camera and I was saying awe 😢 if only....❤❤❤
The line near the beginning of “we have all the time in the world” and then the music swell is my favourite nod to a previous movie of any series period.
40:35 The Gunbarrel scene baby!!
Love all the Bonds but Daniel is the best. This ending would be satisfying in any other movie but not 007. You just dont kiil off James Bond. Ever!
Needless to say this entry is incredibly controversial within the Bond community but I think the film is a triumph. And Léa Seydoux is just heartbreaking in it.
Controversial? Anyone who thinks this is in any way a Bond-film is delusional and far from being in the "Bond-community".
It's factually not a Bond-film. It's not written by Ian Fleming. And it's much worse than that: it's a DEI-cultist revenge destruction of Bond. It's an *_anti-Bond film!_*
Such an amazing and sad movie. Both Felix and James dying was something I never expected. I knew this was going to be Daniel Craig's last film as James Bond, but I was not expecting him to die. Ana de Armas as Paloma was amazing. I have heard that she may get her own stand-alone film as Paloma. That would be great. Bond saying you have all the time in the world and the song We Have All The Time In The World are from the 1969 Bond film On Her Majesty's Secret Service, which is one of the better films in the series. Billie Eilish is the youngest singer in the history of the Bond films to sing a song for a Bond film. The actor who played the doctor also played Mikhail Gorbachev in the HBO series Chernobyl. The first time I saw Rami Malek in anything was also an HBO series, The Pacific. He played Merriel "Snafu" Shelton, a Marine who served in the Pacific theater during World War Two. He survived the war. I have a book that was published to coincide with the release of No Time To Die called Being Bond. It is a retrospective look at Daniel Craig's time as James Bond. Another great film reaction as always.
Each bond actor offers something unique to the role. There is not a bad bond actor! There all entertaining.
Excited to see Coby’s reaction to No Time To Die
I love the fact that the young Q in these movies also voices Paddington bear!
Your Bond reviews are the bomb!!! I can't wait to see your other Bond movie reactions.. Cheers!!
thank you !
Speaking of Spying, I recommend Mission Impossible series. It's totally worth it 👌.
we're about to start them
Daniel Graig was perfect for this Bond series
I like to think of this movie as Ana De Armas's audition to be an action movie star and since then, she's filmed John Wick Ballerina.
As far as the next Bond. Someone British age over 38-46, (the average age that someone who has the rank of Commander in the Royal Navy, which is Bond's official rank), someone like Henry Cavil
It was great to go on this journey with you Coby!
The Phrase all the time in the world and the music that acompanies it during the film is from the James Bond 1969 film On her majesty Secret Service. I hope you watch it one day
I'm so happy you liked Craig's movies. I would recommend watch some other ones with the previous Bonds: Goldfinger and From Russia with Love with Connery, On Her Majesty's Secret Service with Lazenby, The Spy Who Loved Me with Moore, Licence to Kill with Dalton, and Goldeneye and Tomorrow Never Dies with Brosnan. Also, with him I'm sure you would love the remake of The Thomas Crown Affair.
Forgot to thank this pretty lady for spending her quality time to share with us all her first Bond movie experiences. It’s like watching these great movies for the first time while vicariously enjoying them again through her. Great Job 👍
Who’s the Man? Bond , James Bond😂😂, thank you for sharing 😊👍✌️🇺🇸
Now you've finished the DC era, you'll have to watch the Sean Connery films, Roger Moore films etc.....
Great watching these with you Coby. 👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
recording them now !
@criminalcontent just a word of warning, the earlier films aren't as weighty as the modern DC era films, they're still good in their own right, they're just a little less serious and a bit more fun.
@@paulallaker8450sorry, but I have to disagree with you there! The first 4 Bond films with Sean Connery and the 6th film, OHMSS with George Lazenby are pretty much faithful to their respective Fleming novels and are, for the most part, serious spy films!
Yes, the Bond films added the gadgets and humour that was mostly missing from the books, but those 5 films, plus the two Timothy Dalton films, are IMO some of the best Bond films ever, and with the exception of Craig’s first, Casino Royale, the other 4 films in his run don’t come anywhere near the Connery, Lazenby and Dalton movies I’ve mentioned. In fact, Timothy Dalton’s portrayal of Bond was nearly 20 years ahead of their time, compared to how Craig has played Bond since 2006!
I believe that is the most chilling villian in the whole franchise
I know this is a couple of months old but I couldn't resist saying... the bullet hole transfer stickers for putting on your car... those were James Bond merchandise! One of the most famous bits of 007 merch people always remember (along with the little Corgi model of the Aston Marten that had all the working gadgets in miniature.) It's even referenced in Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett's novel and Amazon series Good Omens (due to his powers the demon Crowley has only ever needed to put gas in his classic 1920s Bentley once... because he wanted to get the free 007 bullet hole stickers for it)
A good closing chapter to Daniel’s run as Bond, so happy I got to see 3 of them in the cinema
Coby, your laughter is infectious! I feel like I almost watch your reaction video's to hear your delightful laughter! You so a terrific job with your dissection of films. You comment on things other reviewers often fail to notice!
I don't now if anyone's mentioned it yet. The 00 means they have a license to kill, in other words, the agent has full discretion as to how to go about a mission, they don't need to check in with HQ to make a hard decision, if they think killing is necessary then they have license to do it. The next number is just the agent.
'OO' not '00'. People often write it as '007' when technically it's 'OO7'
After the emotionally draining climax of NO TIME TO DIE, you should treat yourself to Hitchcock's most colorful film: TO CATCH A THIEF. In this romantic thriller, Cary Grant plays John Robie aka "The Cat", a notorious jewel thief. Set against the French Riviera, this film has the color, locale, and rooftop chase scenes you love. The love interest, Francie Stevens, is played by Grace Kelly in one of three films she made with Hitchcock. The screenplay is by John Michael Hayes who also adapted REAR WINDOW.
on the way !
Daniel is the first Bond to die. Actually Pierce Brosnan's Bond was the first to get a serious injury. Daniel's Bond was reboot and now they'll have to reboot him or her again!
"her" lmao
@@Nickxxx85 Hey, gotta cover all the bases. lol
The closing song is a callback to the On Her Majesty's Secret Service.
Just a few interesting points.... "We have all the time in the world" and the music playing as they drive down by the lake is from an earlier Bond film (I will not say which one - spoilers). The dots in the title sequence are like the dots in the opening of the first Bond movie "Dr No." Back in Skyfall, when he gets the car (which he uses in this film) out of the garage, everyone cheered as it was one of his earlier cars and a big fan favourite.
Another wonderful ride with you. Cant help but notice your hair too...beautiful
As a Norwegian, patriotism compels me to cheer for any use of our country in a major international movie. 😂 The Atlantic Ocean Road is of course a major attraction. The kid show on TV is a real Norwegian show.
Others have said it, but I must share my own feelings. I knew, once I first heard the line "We have all the time in the world" followed by the song, that this was not going to have a happy ending, and I dreaded it. I wondered if they would kill Madeline, but once we learned of the daughter, it clinched it. They were not going to kill a child or leave her motherless.
Also, there were rumours already. Originally, the director was going to be Danny Boyle, but supposedly he left because he didn't want to kill Bond.
But personally, I think it fits the entire Craig run. They started with Bond *becoming* 007, and the subsequent movies stood more like chapters in a story, rather than mostly self-contained stories like before. I think it stood to reason that it would have a definite end too. And for someone like Bond, there could really only be one end. Bond ending up as a happy family man? I don't think so.
Anyway, I enjoyed it. I find the whole Craig run an entertaining watch, despite the sad ending. And I'm looking forward to your reactions to the older Bond movies. They have their ups and downs. Some are really outlandish. Some are more down to earth. Some are, at times, very silly. Some are more serious. Each actor has some unique interpretation of the character.
You won't see Bond die again.
But.
“ To James!” 🥃
Been a 007 fan since childhood. DC was by far, my favorite ( however unlikely) interpretation. We’ll see if they can pull another rabbit from the hat for another reboot.
No time to cry. Only time to die.
Glad that you have become a fan of the BOND movies. SKYFALL is most close 2 the Connery to Brosnan eras of 007. The ending of this 1 was tough 2 watch as I'm a longtime BOND fan & I've seen every 007 film multiple times. Hope you will watch the other 20 official BOND films.
I have very much enjoyed watching you react to the Craig era Bonds and hope you go back to the first Bond and watch them all. The only issue I can see from starting with Craig is that some of the questions you were asking would have been answered by understanding the history and lore. There are lots of visual and musical cues that would be instantly recognisable. I also think the constant question as to whether Bond dies may not have come up. However, great work Coby and I hope to see more of your reactions.
Especially from On Her Majesty's Secret Service with George Lazenby as Bond
Fun fact the movie is based on the James Bond book “you only live twice“ which is the 12th book in the James Bond book series also I’m pretty sure the movie is also trying to be sort of a modern remake on the first bond movie “Dr. No”.
Been waiting for this one, Poor Coby. She always says ‘I know Bond lives but’ .. Um yea, about that..
When Bond puts Madeline on the train at the start, she does hold her tummy, so little clue was there.
Rami's character is like 36-42. So if the opening's events were 20 years before, he'd be like 16-22. That could honestly work. A 16-22 year old man is fully capable of being a career criminal and brutally murdering a person like that. It works. And considering he's disfigured and his face was covered by a mask, another plus to make us believe he's played a teen adult.
I’m crushing on this reactor 🫣
This was the first thing I saw at the cinema after 18 months. Was worth the wait, though I was still crying walking to get the bus home. Then I saw it a second time with my partner and I started crying when they got to the island.
Ana de Armas was only in the movie briefly because her character was added to the screenplay late into the writing as part of Phoebe Waller-Bridges' rewrite. Still, she managed to stand out very well in such a short time
Like a lot of people I was devastated and angry. How could they????!!! But it makes perfect sense. Bond is a loner, a killer. As a character his function is to save the day. He’s like a weapon for the side of good. He’s not meant to be a husband and live a happy life. We wish that for him but as a character that’s not why he exists so killing him is the correct decision
The first Bond you see will always be your Bond, but in this case I'd say watch the first films at least of all the other Bonds, ( though with Connery I'd start with Goldfinger ) As much as I like Craig -- he could have been the best of them had the writing stayed consistent with Casino Royale -- but other actors had consistently better runs of equal quality ( although Bronsnan really suffered a lot with his subsequent films as well, though imho not as badly as Craig ) I will say that any drop off in the quality of the Bond franchise has never been the fault of the actor portraying Bond, but the screenwriters and production company who own and control the franchise and who often go astray with the directions they chose to take it.
Great reaction Coby. Over your journy with bond you of course became drawn to the character and cared. Which makes him dying more emotional. So they did their job well didnt they. Will you be watching more do you think ? Despite craig being your bond.
James Bond will return, The Show Must Go On❤❤
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Coby, I recommend you to watch On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969), starring George Lazenby as James Bond. This is another take on the character, but quite similar to Craig's character in No Time To Die.
Right there with ya sister 😭. I was so mad when he died at the end of this film. But it makes me cry every time. Beautiful and poetic nonetheless. So glad I got to join on this journey with you. You picked the best Bond to watch. Daniel Craig has always been my BOND 😎. 😢
PS. I recommend a few Guy Ritchie films, especially The Gentleman (movie) and SNATCH
Well done Coby, I thought the ending might get you ❤ I agree, Casino, Skyfall and this one are the best!
I hope she goes back to the beginning and watches Dr. No and the other films.
recorded the first 3 so far
@@criminalcontent Awesome.
He can't let Vespa go because she was the only one that got under his skin. The only woman he let in to his heart until this woman came along. He died loving someone more than himself
"And your father killed my entire family." A cruel payment, yet necessary. For someone young and helpless gets to see everything he ever adored and appreciate suffered terribly. He had waited all this time just to destroy everything SPECTRE had created from robbing and decaying his memories with his family.
Before his time, like any members of SPECTRE, his father is a cruel power-hungering man while his mother tried to teach him how it is to be someone far better than he. Except the decisions for himself to follow his mother or father had been taken away, learnt that Blofeld started this horror, leaving him scarred, helpless, easily manipulated with the promising yet terrifying power he would use to change things. He is one person with a mind that follows his ambitious father and conscious mother. He loved them both, he loved them without any intent to letting them go after all of this. No matter what his plans are, the weapons he possesses, I still sympathize him. I sympathize him deeply.
In universe the 007 codesign is literally just a number. The 00 means he's an agent with a license to kill, so I'd assume there's 9 double 0s, assuming they don't use triple 0. Also assuming they don't do stuff like 0027 or something.
We had 006 in Goldeneye, and 009 was referenced in the previous film.
There was a 0011 mentioned in the book Moonraker (1955)
You definitely will love the Bourne films if you love the Bond films. Hopefully we get your reaction to those amazing Matt Damon films 🙃
James Bond taken out by Freddy Mercury, didn't see it coming.😮😮😮
To cheer you up, you can watch the Brosnan bond movies. Goldeneye is one of the best bond movies.
Holy crap.. Coby just keep gettin more and more beautiful 🔥❤️
Great reaction. Even if it doesn't rank among the best "finales" of film franchises, I think it's still a good movie. 🙂 I watched it 6 times in the theaters. It's like a "What if...? / Elseworld" story about James Bond being past his prime and living a last fantasy of true romance, while there is a kinda evil MI6. I love that the production team took risks with this movie in particular. I cried with the ending and that's something I gonna remember fondly as a James Bond fan. I was introduced to the 007 franchise thanks to Daniel Craig and I gonna miss him a lot as the character.
Of course this isn't the end of the franchise. There is going to be a new Bond actor and he will start a new arc/take/era for this character (as has always happened). ;)
Remake of 'On Her Majesty's Secret Service' with the twist.
At the end of every Bond film, after the credits, it says ‘James Bond will Return’ Same with this film. Not gonna lie, I was annoyed when Bond died at the end. Hadn’t happened when the other actors stopped playing the part. But got me thinking.. Maybe ‘James Bond’ is just a code name? Maybe each actors iteration has been a different person? 🤔 Looking forward to rest of your Bond reactions to see what you think.
Hi Coby loved your D. Craig Bond reviews. Hopefully if you start from the beginning you will find out the significance of “All the time in the world”. Both the sentence and the song. I’m sure I won’t be the first to mention it Hopefully nobody spoils for you. Can’t wait to watch your next reaction. ❤
Great stuff. Really enjoyed these films again and love her reaction to the films. Any chance of Sean Connery’s bond …………
recorded his first 3 w / Coby, not sure when they will drop just yet
@@criminalcontent Brilliant 👍
At least there are another 20 before Casino Royale to check out
I hope you continue and watch the original film continuity now. All the films before Craig were one continuity despite year or actor
I'm so glad you loved that film and the Daniel Craig-Bond franchise! Please, please watch some of the classic Sean Connery Bond films! Also, some of the Roger Moore films are fun and good for a giggle. The Pierce Brosnan films are very good! I think you'll like those next-best, after Craig. Go, sweetheart! Get you some more Bond-action! :)
Good reaction Coby. If Ana de Armas had been the main Bond Girl, this would have been a much better movie. I'm not sure why, of all the Bond Girls over the years, they felt the dull as dishwater Madeline is the one they bring back.
Looking forward to you going back to the beginning.
Hi, I'm watching from Italy, great job, I like watching you