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Yes Dalton is underrated as bond and a shame he wasn’t bond in more movies. He was very close to the spy character in Ian Fleming’s Novels being a dark character rather than the comedy act that Moore portrayed.

Yes they are ridiculous I will agree but it was the sixties so from that viewpoint it was the thing that entertained people of that time so for me they great and fun 👍

@@100woodywu Thanks for your reply; enjoyed your compilation! Actually, “From Russia With Love” (1963) was Simmons’s work, and it was great. Downhill from there! He was glad to avoid “On Her Majesty’s Secret Service” (1969), believing that a model and “chocolate box carrier” [Lazenby] was beneath him. Well, thank you, Bob - the film was much better without you! And your “skills” added nothing to Moore’s mediocre movies. Simmons contributed to TV shows like “The Saint” and “Danger Man,” and those fights are not terribly thrilling, either!

@@thomaschacko6320 I love the 1970’s Roger Moore bond movies but his fight scenes can’t be added to anyone’s list lol 😆. Moore looked unfit and unconvincing as a spy even though some of his movies are fun to watch.

Yes the train fight in Spectre is the one time that Bond could have lost the fight more than any other of his fights. Great fight scene 👍.

Thank you.i forgot odd-job,goldfinger and my all time favourite:bond and Rosa klebb both getting their kicks in from Russia with love.❤️

Agreed

Main idea was for each individual to overcome the other - not brawling in a street fight.

@@anthonylewis2080 So you are saying in real life they would come out without a scratch in this kind of fight? Main idea or not.

@wiseguymaybe : Far from it, in every situation where Bond is in a melee, there's only one purpose - Damage limitation isn't an option.

End fight in Live And Let Die was excellent!.

Sorry Ricardo, I ended up deleting that message as I sometimes have a habit of doing if I’m not happy with my comments. Thank you for acknowledging my comment on your video 🙏🏻

@@100woodywu Thank you and feel free to delete it in your video, or I can do it myself, I was not intending to be indiscrete, I have had other messages disappearing, now I have a reason why. I apologise if I made you uncomfortable in any way.

Grant was out of breath when he was strangled .

Thank you

Rodger Moore is great and entertaining but I personally find his fight scenes a bit slow and is probably due to him as an actor. But his first 4 movies as Bond is some of the best.

@@100woodywu I hear you mate! Thanx for your reply.

Imagine if Timothy Dalton was starred in A View To A Kill as his first 007 film?

@@zelphplayz Interesting: the films were only 2 years apart....guess they knew who'd replace Moore....hmmmm, it could have happened huh?

Agree, that fight between Necros and the MI6 agent is intense

That was a great fight and introduction to the Dalton era. Things had changed.

Thank you for your comments about Video . I’m not on Facebook. The video is a demonstration only. In reality you can’t experience the true essence of any Martial Art by video, this is why I don’t teach via video, none of the videos I have on RUclips are meant for teaching purposes only demonstrative. The best way to learn a Martial Art is personal one on one tuition in a Martial Art Club .

@@100woodywu That’s a shame, work, school, in these Covid days are done via Zoom. We have all learned to use it. As I said I am with a Chinese teacher of Wu he is TCM doctor, so I have plenty of Forms, but no fighting apps. You were lucky enough to get a fighting master. I d have another person this end all you would do is talk us through the drills. I am not a beginner, I have done bits of Aikido, wing Chun. Anyway you sound as though you have a lot rules, you live and train by. Not really the way of the Great Tao. Good luck to you cheers

James : No, for me. Alec : AAAAAAAAH ! Boris : AAAAAAAAH !

Rude

Two tough opponents, very well trained and each in peak condition, and each knowing one of them is going to die, possibly a slight edge to Grant, as he's likely also insane and also Bond is a little more accustomed to the niceties in life so perhaps not quite as fit, but he's also smarter and more resourceful whereas Grant is brute strength and skill, a very even match and with everything at stake, Grant has been eliminating good opponents up to this point in the movie and Bond is unaware even of his existence and so at a disadvantage, and restricted to the tight confines of the two small cabins, the fight is desperate and brutal, between two pros, and set the standard for how fights should be choreographed for all time

Definitely the best fight scene, in my favorite movie, of all the movies. A true fight.

Definitely. That was good. Just watch out for those wrist watch garrotes and briefcase throwing knifes.

Wrong. He is second place because of Ian Fleming persona against blond bond. Read the casino royale novel. 1st place and best bonds r joint choice between Sean Connery and Tim dalton. Period. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

Vistdalkongen Norsk I chose the Sean Connery train fight as no 1 because of the quality of fight scene in regards to the era it was made. Parkour fight scene is excellent but there are many fight scenes in many movies of that quality.

@@100woodywu Ok, I see your point and I did agree with most of the other fights in your list. You did a good job.

That was a chase as opposed to a fight

ZORBATAICHI65 BROWN good question. One application from the cross over fists before heel kick is a figure four arm lock . If ever you see the Wu form you will notice that the fists are close in towards your body, indicating that the opponents elbow is close in tight to your body via arm lock giving the opponent no room for manoeuvre . As the same time your knee raises up high before heel kick, this is important because the first part of your body to strike in kicks is the knee , if possible to the groin area , then heel , and strike with blade side of forearms at downward motion to side of neck or face. The form has 108 postures and any application can be applied at any given time in combat ie figure four arm lock can be applied any time or heel kick could be applied any time, there are no rules to this. The important thing in Taiji is applying principles ie sticking, following, as well as incorporating the eight gates of Taiji, these are pung, lu, ji, an, cai, lie, zhou and kao. Or ; absorb, roll back, press, push, pluck, split, elbow stroke, shoulder stroke. These principles are important because no application would work in Taiji without this, with this training comes the ability to change and flow from one technique to another manipulating the opponent . I hope this helps.

@@100woodywu Thank you very much of taking the time, Sir. Yes I can see the figure 4 lock in there. No new vids from your club for a while, I think you guys are Paul Rogers, his stuff has vanished from RUclips too, what's the go? all the best to you love your work, cheers

ZORBATAICHI65 BROWN yes. You are correct, we are from Paul Rogers. Unfortunately because of lockdown COVID19 we are on hold. If you would like to look at Paul Rogers website it is internalfightingarts.eu If you type this into Google you should find it.

@@100woodywu Good tip, thanks I got Paul's site. Thanks for your assistance. Travel safe, enjoy your tai chi.