Yea, you don't see that anymore in the Daniel Craig movies. I grew up with Brosnan's Bond, so I'm obviously biased, but the Craig movies just aren't fun anymore. It's all dark and broody and serious. I miss the fun gadgets, the horrible one liner quips, the way Bond just swaggers his way through everything and comes out smelling like roses. New Bond movies went in a different direction, I suppose. Or I'm just wearing rosetinted glasses.
I miss this era of 007. As a teen i would watch the movies then play those video games. We are lacking digital adventures that concede with the movie releases
Fun Fact: Brosnan did a Q&A while watching GoldenEye for the first time since debut night and was talking about the chain run stunt. They asked Pierce if he wanted to do the stunt to which he said yes. When he was being set up he said there was ambulances and fire control all over the set and as soon as he though "This was a bad idea." The rig went and he was in for the ride. He got some minor burns from it.
@@lindildeev5721 No, not in the movie Goldeneye, but in The World is Not Enough as shown in this video. The actor was commenting whilst watching Golden Eye Q and A.
This is a pretty underrated movie! I really don‘t get the hate! It has a great score, well written plot, great action and great villains! And Brosnan‘s personal best performance! Comes close to my top 10!
@@hugodrax71 Yeah, underrated?? Since when? It's one of the worst Bond movies. Horrendous acting, bad writing, awful characters (even ruining Valentin Zukovsky), the plot makes no sense whatsoever... I only ever see people praising this garbage (fitting band choice for the title song too). Goldeneye was the only good Brosnan Bond film, Tomorrow Never Dies was okay, this one was awful and the less said about Die Another stupid Day the better. That being said, Daniel Craig's outing in Spectre was the single worst Bond movie ever made. At least Die Another Day is mildly entertaining, whereas Spectre is unwatchably boring and annoying in every way with a perpetually miserable and awkward block of wood as Bond.
@@DM-kv9kj Agree - Goldeneye was a very good Bond film, by far the best Brosnan one. TND started well but then got VERY NOISY. I thought Die Another Day took Bond to the edge of the abyss. A shame as Brosnan was a good 007. Spectre was a disappointment. Style over substance. I don't think Mendes could take Bond forward after Skyfall and it showed.
I remember this ... She was the 20 year old, world renowned, nuclear physicist, bomb expert, that the United Nations relies on in emergencies. She saved the world with extraordinary, unrivaled skills and a keen fashion sense ...
Ah, yes. Back from the days when Denise Richards still had a promising career. In the late 90's, she was well on her way up. Starship Troopers, Wild Things and landing the role as Bond Girl in The World is Not Enough. Seemed so promising at the time. And then it all just went to shit. Still love this movie, though. It's not my favorite, but it's pretty damn fun to watch. Always a joy to watch Pierce Brosnan as Bond.
@@codpro627 That's the case with a lot of Bond villains after GoldenEye. I don't disagree, but what I meant by it's overlooked is Brosnan's overall performance. He really held his own in the film to the point where you could argue it was his best performance as Bond maybe right after GoldenEye.
There is a young lady in my life right now who is just like Dr. Christmas Jones to me. She is just as beautiful as Denise Richards and just as intelligent and well-educated and dignified as a Nuclear Scientist. I could not be more grateful. Hope that you all have people just as special in your lives too!!!
Dr. Jones (regardless of who was playing her) was one of the few really *useful* Bond Girls, and she starts proving it right here as she hotwires the doors while Bond fights. Later she helps defuse a nuke (or tries to) at high velocity, which Bond can't do. Ms. Richards' acting my be rightfully faulted, but I genuinely liked her character.
@@mr.sinjin-smyth Shorts with hiking boots was a fad back then. In the original Jurassic Park, Dr. Ellie Sattler is wearing a similar outfit at the park.
“They won’t get very far, every warhead has a locator card we can track the signal” “You mean one of these?” I just love how Bond shows it to Christmas like she didn’t know he saw Renards men take it out and is like oh fuck we’re screwed. At least M is given it later and uses it to send a signal to Bond
Pierce Brosnan is my favorite bond. Stylish even under duress. Daniel Craig appears brutish in contrast. The older bond films also had more gadget-which I love.
Craig has a very somber and monotonous tone of speech. I had to turn the video to 0.75 speed with subtitles and a dictionary to understand half of what he said on screen.
That watch and hook in the watch is pretty cool that's the cool thing about the 007 movies is that every tool that James uses is useful and comes in handy
I'm very surprised someone didn't look at Denise Richard's outfit and immediately decided, "This babe needs to be the next Lara Croft!" She would have made a Perfect Tomb Raider. 😍❤❤❤
0:20 I'm sure this guy played a soldier in GoldenEye too. In the opening sequence, when Bond shots down soldiers in the runway while trying to catch the plane, the guy who gets shot and slams up against the wall is this guy.
Yup, pretty sure he is one of the stuntmen who worked on the movies for awhile. Likewise, the guy at 0:09 who throws the gun to Renard is also a stuntman and also appeared in Tomorrow Never Dies as the guy who Bond fights in the printworks and throws into the machine ("They'll print anything these days!")
Denise Richards used to be one of the hottest women around and then....she met/married Charlie Sheen. I know we all age and grow old...some better than others, but you can tell whatever she went through with him aged her quicker.
0:57 - I keep forgetting how ridiculous these gadgets are. It would be a miracle if that rope would have held a bag of marshmallows. Let alone have a motor powerful enough to lift a human that fast and still be small enough to fit in a watch.
are you implying that the Q Section doesn't know how to create a motor powerful enough to lift a human and still small enough to fit in a watch? how dare you.
there's a lesson here and a lot of people miss it... she went with sheen because sheen was exciting and fun to be with, doesn't matter if it was drugs or other dumb shit, he was more interesting than anybody else at the time
BrDaCoZ here’s a lesson for you: A good time now isn’t worth the damage it does in the future. It’s about moderation and common sense. There is plenty of excitement to spread out in a life time. Boozing and drugging it up to make stupid shit seem all the rage now is dumb.
It's strange how the special effects in 'Die Another Day' suddenly deteriorated. I know this was the first real use of CGI in the Bond series, but the effects work in most of the previous movies had been so good that it often didn't look like effects work.
This is one of my favourite gunfight scenes in film due to the fact that mostly everyone in the fight is sporting a P90 for a late 90s early 2000s picture the P90 (one of my favourite firearms of all time) gets a lot of screen time in this scene
Pierce brosnan. One of the best bonds. I love his classic slick." Names Bond, James Bond delivery. Love brosnans and carlyles back in forth in thier taunts, they had good chemistry .
@@gauravtributes5023 Makes total sense. Always wondered that as a kid same with Max Zorin Christopher Walken's charachter from a View to A Kill he did pretty much the same thing during that mine sequence
На фоне этих старых фильмов о Бонде даже бред от Марвел выглядит более правдоподобно, там злодеи довольно часто попадают в героя, а не стреляют холостыми.
Well, the sexy prop was smart and pro-active enough to first short circuit a russian nuke silo blast door and then save Bonds life, that's not exactly the 70's level of sexy prop in Bond movies^^.
I will be honest: the guy here who could feel no pain is a great idea for a Bond henchman that would have worked well in the Daniel Craig’s run of the movies. I get that this guy was also a henchman essentially, for Elektra King. Also the Stockholm Syndrome was a great idea, quite disturbing to be honest, but this movie had great ideas. But unfortunately, Pierce Brosnan’s Bond was just too unflappable as person. He is calm and cool throughout the series, and makes most men want to be him. He rarely gets emotional except for the assassin he shot for killing his ex and he shoots Elektra point blank despite having had a relationship with her of some sort. If these movies really committed to their ideas fully like having Bond be emotional, we would not have called Goldeneye as the only good Brosnan movie. For example, the fact that Elektra was his lover or the fact that he was tortured by North Korean prisoners or his ex getting murdered or the fact that he changes to a new love interest in every movie makes him seem less relatable as a character. Imagine being in Pierce Brosnan’s shoes… your best friend who is a fellow colleague dies while you can’t do anything about it, later in life you end up meeting that same friend who has become a traitor to your own country and is a secret weapons dealer who intended to do evil shit, you end up killing the guy. In the mean time, you have found a nice Russian girl to date, but for some reason before the second movie, you split paths. Then in the second movie, you find out a top media personality is faking news and misleading people to coax your country into a war (Quite unrealistic tbh, no way any media organization can broadcast fake news and get away with it, right), your ex gets caught in the crosshairs and is killed. You find another woman to date, who is also a fellow spy but things don’t work out. Then in the third one, you are assigned to protect a girl and her father, but the father gets killed by some maniacal terrorist, you end up sleeping with that girl, she ends up being the main villain out to destroy the world and you are left wondering how the fuck did you literally sleep with the enemy. Also before the last movie begins, a father figure of yours dies, as in Q, who you held in great regard and had the utmost respect for. Then the last one where you fail your mission, are tortured by the North Koreans for months, abandoned by MI6 after a botched prisoner transfer and the same North Korean general you thought to have killed has changed himself into a British guy and has infiltrated the upper echelons of the British society to destroy the world again. All that shit would take a toll on someone and I haven’t even mentioned the number of times he nearly dies. That too would fuck you up. I hit a car once when the brakes on my cycle failed and I remember my life flashing before my eyes. For Bond, that is literally his job 24x7. James Bond should be spending ten of thousands of pounds on therapy alone apart the fortune he would be spending on vodkas martinis.
Yep, no continuity for the Bond girls between movies, no come back for Natalya or Wai Lin, not even mentions, but two interesting comebacks for Jack Wade and Valentin Zukovsky. But after all, like all the previous Bond movies. Nonetheless, Brosnan's Bonds were not meant to be tortured psychological movies at the time, just great action pictures. However it will be wrong to say that there is no feeling of pain or emotion for the character at all, like for Trevelyan's reveal as Janus. There's a whole, long scene of dialogue without action devoted to it, the famous "For England James ? No, for me." at the end. Same for Elektra King, it's not that easy for James to kill her, but near the end of the movie, with the submarine going to explode, the action can't be stop to explore the tortured character's feelings. But I agree for the death of Paris Carver, it's really not a big deal in Tomorrow Never Dies.
To be fair, continuity was not a priority for 007 movies until the Craig era. The Connery and Moore eras were just as guilty when it came to disregard for continuity as the Brosnan era.
'No hard feelings, Mister Bond. But we are even'. One of the few lines from the series which always leaves us non-plussed.
0:19
This guy straight up looks like a Goldeneye NPC when he shoots. LMAO
As a kid, I thought he looked like the Janus Special Forces character in Goldeneye lmao
Denise channeling her inner Lara Croft! 🤔😍
Better than Croft, way better.
Her clothes should have been skimpier, to cover up her acting.
Her career goes down hill from here⋯⋯
She certainly looks like Lara croft that's true
@@Hithere-ek4qt mm
4:08 He did it for all of us! Pierce Brosnan never forget!
lol it took a while to get it :D
Eh, no he didn't. He did it as a contract. Then you paid for it.
How Pierce stayed just out the shower fresh and groomed through some of his action scenes was somethin' else.
Sure-it won't let you down!
He’s James Bond what you expect lol
@@jamescollett2625 don't you mean...James Freakin Bond!
Yea, you don't see that anymore in the Daniel Craig movies. I grew up with Brosnan's Bond, so I'm obviously biased, but the Craig movies just aren't fun anymore. It's all dark and broody and serious. I miss the fun gadgets, the horrible one liner quips, the way Bond just swaggers his way through everything and comes out smelling like roses. New Bond movies went in a different direction, I suppose. Or I'm just wearing rosetinted glasses.
@@Xylarxcode I think I also grew up in the Brosnan Bond era but Daniel Craig's was awesome
I miss this era of 007. As a teen i would watch the movies then play those video games.
We are lacking digital adventures that concede with the movie releases
So true, I miss the days of movie video games, now all we get is mobile game trash ☹
What is this movie name
@@uddinsamir Mrs Doubtfire
Denise was in her prime time, figuratively speaking.
My 14 year old self loved this movie.
35 year old me doesn't mind it either
0:37
Fun Fact: Brosnan did a Q&A while watching GoldenEye for the first time since debut night and was talking about the chain run stunt. They asked Pierce if he wanted to do the stunt to which he said yes. When he was being set up he said there was ambulances and fire control all over the set and as soon as he though "This was a bad idea." The rig went and he was in for the ride. He got some minor burns from it.
what chain run stunt was this?
@@jahnahjarvis2963 In the very first scene of Goldeneye.
@@lindildeev5721 No, not in the movie Goldeneye, but in The World is Not Enough as shown in this video. The actor was commenting whilst watching Golden Eye Q and A.
This is a pretty underrated movie! I really don‘t get the hate! It has a great score, well written plot, great action and great villains! And Brosnan‘s personal best performance! Comes close to my top 10!
Davider agreed and she was SMOKING hot as well
TWINE isn't bad, isn't great or standoutish either, it's just standard, that's why I dont rate it high..
Davider
Hear, hear. 🍸Love the film. Sophie Marceau is a stunningly beautiful, very complex Bond girl.
And don’t forget Chrismast come more than once this year
One of the most superficial Bond movies ever
4:14 One of my favourite 'The name's Bond, James Bond' moments!
"The name's Bond, but my mates call me Jim."
The most movieish Bond James Bond ever.
What he say's it in an American accent? seriously?
This movie is really underrated.
I don't think there's been another one since that's been as good.
Best disney movie ever.
If anything it's overrated. Never understood the critical praise for this one.
@@hugodrax71 Yeah, underrated?? Since when? It's one of the worst Bond movies. Horrendous acting, bad writing, awful characters (even ruining Valentin Zukovsky), the plot makes no sense whatsoever... I only ever see people praising this garbage (fitting band choice for the title song too). Goldeneye was the only good Brosnan Bond film, Tomorrow Never Dies was okay, this one was awful and the less said about Die Another stupid Day the better. That being said, Daniel Craig's outing in Spectre was the single worst Bond movie ever made. At least Die Another Day is mildly entertaining, whereas Spectre is unwatchably boring and annoying in every way with a perpetually miserable and awkward block of wood as Bond.
@@DM-kv9kj Agree - Goldeneye was a very good Bond film, by far the best Brosnan one. TND started well but then got VERY NOISY. I thought Die Another Day took Bond to the edge of the abyss. A shame as Brosnan was a good 007. Spectre was a disappointment. Style over substance. I don't think Mendes could take Bond forward after Skyfall and it showed.
"No hard feelings, Mr Bond. But we're even. Soon, you will feel nothing at all"
The line is no hard feelings Mr. Bond.
😢
I remember this ...
She was the 20 year old, world renowned, nuclear physicist, bomb expert, that the United Nations relies on in emergencies.
She saved the world with extraordinary, unrivaled skills and a keen fashion sense ...
Actually Denise Richard’s was 28 years old. She was born in 1971
I cringed when they had that in the movie, great-looking actress but really goofy character back-story and vibe.
She was one of the best looking bond-girls from the recent era.
Her outfit is very much like Lara Croft.
2:56 kinda cool how he blinked when the glass was shot, like a reaction to knowing it would still protect him but a twitch
"There is no point in living if you can't feel alive".
quite apt at the moment
Literally running from bullets gives you this feeling.
No thanks.
James: "Huh?!"
What a barf bag comment
@@Hithere-ek4qt
There always has to be "that type" of guy in a comments thread.
Exactly, I was talking about you.
RIP Michael Apted. Thanks for this awesome movie.
Ah, yes. Back from the days when Denise Richards still had a promising career. In the late 90's, she was well on her way up. Starship Troopers, Wild Things and landing the role as Bond Girl in The World is Not Enough. Seemed so promising at the time. And then it all just went to shit.
Still love this movie, though. It's not my favorite, but it's pretty damn fun to watch. Always a joy to watch Pierce Brosnan as Bond.
Her Blue Lagoon appearances weren't good?
Agreed, this was her peak but to be honest I think she played her character off-key and it didn't gel well with Bond.
Gotta love the jump at 1:11 where Bond shoots while in midair, but there’s no sound lol.
This was arguably Brosnan's best performance as Bond in my opinion.
Nah Goldeneye. By far his best film.
@@codpro627 GoldenEye is also up there but I feel The World is Not Enough is overlooked.
@@JustLynnYT Because it was a rubbish Bond film? Renard was a shit villain in comparison to Trevelyan and Onatopp.
@@codpro627 That's the case with a lot of Bond villains after GoldenEye. I don't disagree, but what I meant by it's overlooked is Brosnan's overall performance. He really held his own in the film to the point where you could argue it was his best performance as Bond maybe right after GoldenEye.
Great performance from Brosnan in an average Bond film.
I like that Robert Carlyle got to play a Bond villain. He deserved it!
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There is a young lady in my life right now who is just like Dr. Christmas Jones to me. She is just as beautiful as Denise Richards and just as intelligent and well-educated and dignified as a Nuclear Scientist. I could not be more grateful. Hope that you all have people just as special in your lives too!!!
She really was the perfect woman.
Gee, why would you think that?
Dr. Jones (regardless of who was playing her) was one of the few really *useful* Bond Girls, and she starts proving it right here as she hotwires the doors while Bond fights. Later she helps defuse a nuke (or tries to) at high velocity, which Bond can't do. Ms. Richards' acting my be rightfully faulted, but I genuinely liked her character.
@@TheSaneHatter Dr. Jones' outfit is like Classic era Lara Croft.
@@mr.sinjin-smyth Shorts with hiking boots was a fad back then. In the original Jurassic Park, Dr. Ellie Sattler is wearing a similar outfit at the park.
key word being ... was.
“They won’t get very far, every warhead has a locator card we can track the signal”
“You mean one of these?”
I just love how Bond shows it to Christmas like she didn’t know he saw Renards men take it out and is like oh fuck we’re screwed. At least M is given it later and uses it to send a signal to Bond
@Sancevière and f
James Bond: " I always want to have Christmas in Turkey." From Turkey with love :) ..
Back in the day when you could, before what the deplorable Mr. Erdoğan is trying to do.
Pierce Brosnan is my favorite bond. Stylish even under duress. Daniel Craig appears brutish in contrast. The older bond films also had more gadget-which I love.
Never got the craig hype. His bond had zero impact on me.
@@trazyntheinfinite9895 exactly! He looked like he hated every minute of it
Craig has a very somber and monotonous tone of speech. I had to turn the video to 0.75 speed with subtitles and a dictionary to understand half of what he said on screen.
Amazing movie, i really love it! And Denise R absolutely perfect!!
That watch and hook in the watch is pretty cool that's the cool thing about the 007 movies is that every tool that James uses is useful and comes in handy
Love when the main Bond theme kicks in
Denise is so beautiful. Her hair looks really pretty like that.
Denise Richards is just..... delicious.
Wild Things
@@kfw9257 oh my lord don't remind me I'll become a teenage boy again lol
for a nuclear scientist.
She is one of my top five favourite bond girls
@@actioncom2748 Proof that you can model to get through university?
3:07 👇Uh-oh, Renard set a trap for Bond, this bomb will destruct 5 seconds.
Denise Richards had my Heart back in the day of Starship troopers and This. Boy I fantasized being with her like crazy.
You must have loved wild thing then
If u enjoyed the movie, check Marko kloos books. They take the film to new level.
@@Lightingwarrior Wild Things*
@@thedestroyer2alltrolls411 You must be the grammar police
I can’t get enough of Denise Richards! 👀💋💕🥰
Your not the only one
As she was 20 years ago, maybe. As she is now, I'm sure you could fantasize about someone better.
I'm very surprised someone didn't look at Denise Richard's outfit and immediately decided, "This babe needs to be the next Lara Croft!" She would have made a Perfect Tomb Raider. 😍❤❤❤
The best Bonds always take care of their ladies. Brosnan is definitely one of those if not the best of them.
Indeed, only one of his Bond girls died (Paris) while in Connery's movies, there was almost always one or two girls dying for nothing.
Funny to see at 1:10 the stuntman making his job.
"Theyre sealing us in"
"No, they're sealing you in" ~then escapes~
Spouse: Keely Shaye Smith (m. 2001), Cassandra Harris (m. 1980-1991)
Children: Paris Brosnan, Charlotte Brosnan, Dylan Brosnan, Sean Brosnan, more
0:20 I'm sure this guy played a soldier in GoldenEye too. In the opening sequence, when Bond shots down soldiers in the runway while trying to catch the plane, the guy who gets shot and slams up against the wall is this guy.
He is the same! He die in all the 007 movies haha
oh my god I just checked and it's really him!!! I never noticed that before
Yup, pretty sure he is one of the stuntmen who worked on the movies for awhile. Likewise, the guy at 0:09 who throws the gun to Renard is also a stuntman and also appeared in Tomorrow Never Dies as the guy who Bond fights in the printworks and throws into the machine ("They'll print anything these days!")
"Who are you?"
"I'm batman!"
My first 007 movie when I was child ...the best one for me
The bond girl is so cute 😊💕😍
Denise Richards was absolutely fucking stunning in this movie full stop.
Denise Richards used to be one of the hottest women around and then....she met/married Charlie Sheen. I know we all age and grow old...some better than others, but you can tell whatever she went through with him aged her quicker.
0:57 - I keep forgetting how ridiculous these gadgets are. It would be a miracle if that rope would have held a bag of marshmallows. Let alone have a motor powerful enough to lift a human that fast and still be small enough to fit in a watch.
are you implying that the Q Section doesn't know how to create a motor powerful enough to lift a human and still small enough to fit in a watch? how dare you.
@@jjrj8568Q branch
I know, I had to suspend a LOT of disbelief in this movie. Even for a Bond film it was a lot.
Robert Carlisle always did have a knack for villains.
this movie has the best bond, the best bond girl, the best intro sequence, wow
What is this movie name
@@uddinsamir name is in the description
Christmas was almost forgettable. Natalya is better.
She's my favorite Bond Girl
Back when Denise still had it going on, before she made that BAD decision to get involved with a personality-disordered junkie on a lifetime bender.
that is true though honestly, she peaked with "wild things" and did nothing much of note after that unless you count "undercover brother".
Christmas only comes once, I guess.
there's a lesson here and a lot of people miss it... she went with sheen because sheen was exciting and fun to be with, doesn't matter if it was drugs or other dumb shit, he was more interesting than anybody else at the time
@@zedsdeadbaby ... and the lesson is? To go where the excitement is at the time and not regret it?
BrDaCoZ here’s a lesson for you: A good time now isn’t worth the damage it does in the future. It’s about moderation and common sense. There is plenty of excitement to spread out in a life time. Boozing and drugging it up to make stupid shit seem all the rage now is dumb.
Most beautiful Bond girl ever - Denise Richards.
Denise richards is gorgeous
Tell me about it.
When I first saw Christmas Jones when I were a teenager, when I were 15-16, believe me, I MELTED like BUTTER 🧈. I kid thee not.
Period. OF 👀
01:19 where have I heard this effect before?
I always liked Brosnan as Bond. My only beef was that he looked rather odd when he ran.
Connery running in the Tokyo subway is my favourite Bond running.
I'm glad Charlie got to play with those!
0:46 "I Work for british government" the coolest line ever.
0:21 Didn’t realise Mr Bean had a cameo in this film.
for the anecdote, he also plays a Russian soldier in the opening of Goldeneye ^^
@@alexandre_o12 Which one? Ourumov?
@@runawayplane6166 No, a simple soldier who is killed by Bond when he's hidden behind the pipes
@@alexandre_o12 Behind the pipes? Is that a euphemism for the men’s shower room?
P.brosnan range of action awesome, inspiring & interesting.a quick advanced hero of h.wood!
Why does the stunt man at 1:09 point his gun and fire? Better yet why did they edit in a flash effect for when he isn't firing?
It's strange how the special effects in 'Die Another Day' suddenly deteriorated. I know this was the first real use of CGI in the Bond series, but the effects work in most of the previous movies had been so good that it often didn't look like effects work.
Surfing on a tsunami didn’t do it for you?
i love the old ways
This is one of my favourite gunfight scenes in film due to the fact that mostly everyone in the fight is sporting a P90 for a late 90s early 2000s picture the P90 (one of my favourite firearms of all time) gets a lot of screen time in this scene
Still my favorite...Bond...James Bond
Pierce's gunfights were always fucking insane
James Bond, the only person who can aim on earth...
0:44 "I work for the British government", badass way of saying that line
2:46 The 'BBEP' Button... I thought it said "BEEP".
That maybe the most epic Bond , James Bond Ever
BANG BANG YOU NEVER SHUT ME DOWN.
This might be the only Bond movie that I can’t remember seeing. Denise Richards is from my home town, too. Weird.
Charlie Sheen, you lucky bastard.
Hmm makes me want to rewatch Starship Troopers tbh..
I've always had a really hard time believing she was a nuclear physicist or some shit
Me too, like she's got ~11 years of college, really?
I think we all pretty much did, it was a bad piece of writing.
AND BLESSINGS TO YOU AND YOUR HEART TO ME JE OMILJENO MESTO U ODNOSU NA KONVECIONALNO SU BILI NA VLASTI I WAS JUST WANT TO SEE YOU IN A FEW 7 ❤❤❤❤
X-mas jones is so beautiful
Hey it's Begbie from Trainspotting.
2:39 you just don't give a touch and leave it. got to connect or tape them Denise
It's a woman's touch and "girls always win".
0:25
I Wonder what does "Astepich" means??? And what language is in that word??
Renard says it a few times.
And what Renard says at 1:40 ???
Pierce brosnan. One of the best bonds. I love his classic slick." Names Bond, James Bond delivery. Love brosnans and carlyles back in forth in thier taunts, they had good chemistry .
So good James.
WOW! Robert Carlyle was barely recognisable, without his Trainspotting mustache! 😲
Can anyone explain why Renard
just randomly kills his own guys? Like 1:41 as an example.
Because after his own guy was shot, he was slowing them down.
@@gauravtributes5023 Makes total sense. Always wondered that as a kid same with Max Zorin Christopher Walken's charachter from a View to A Kill he did pretty much the same thing during that mine sequence
A good bond girl
Lol she was one of the worst
She sucked. And NOT in a good way.
Everyone jumps on the hate wagon but she's hot and does a fine performance I don't get the hate
@@sirpizo555 thank u
@@sirpizo555 you're an idiot.
Greatest 007 actor.
Nah, in the top 4 though.
0:21 this same henchman is in the archives scene in Goldeneye
I remember this from the video game too
LOVE YOU 007...
Bond, schöne Frauen, Wunder Waffen und Action. 👍👍👍🤩🤩
One&only bond pierce brosnan,just irreplaceable&eternal anyday..GOAT💯
Denise in a crop top, running, climbing. Not bad.
So this is what Gru was like before he met the minions
На фоне этих старых фильмов о Бонде даже бред от Марвел выглядит более правдоподобно, там злодеи довольно часто попадают в героя, а не стреляют холостыми.
2:54, one of those special bullets that travel at 8ft per second.
back when Bond girls were just hot sexy props and not political correct self-aware human beings...
miss those simple times ;)
Well, the sexy prop was smart and pro-active enough to first short circuit a russian nuke silo blast door and then save Bonds life, that's not exactly the 70's level of sexy prop in Bond movies^^.
"I gotta get it back, or someone's gonna have my a$$." - Dr. Christmas Jones. "First things first" - Bond, James Bond.
Denise Richards is very convincing as a woman who's not wearing a lot of sensible clothing.
I will be honest: the guy here who could feel no pain is a great idea for a Bond henchman that would have worked well in the Daniel Craig’s run of the movies. I get that this guy was also a henchman essentially, for Elektra King. Also the Stockholm Syndrome was a great idea, quite disturbing to be honest, but this movie had great ideas.
But unfortunately, Pierce Brosnan’s Bond was just too unflappable as person. He is calm and cool throughout the series, and makes most men want to be him. He rarely gets emotional except for the assassin he shot for killing his ex and he shoots Elektra point blank despite having had a relationship with her of some sort. If these movies really committed to their ideas fully like having Bond be emotional, we would not have called Goldeneye as the only good Brosnan movie. For example, the fact that Elektra was his lover or the fact that he was tortured by North Korean prisoners or his ex getting murdered or the fact that he changes to a new love interest in every movie makes him seem less relatable as a character. Imagine being in Pierce Brosnan’s shoes… your best friend who is a fellow colleague dies while you can’t do anything about it, later in life you end up meeting that same friend who has become a traitor to your own country and is a secret weapons dealer who intended to do evil shit, you end up killing the guy. In the mean time, you have found a nice Russian girl to date, but for some reason before the second movie, you split paths. Then in the second movie, you find out a top media personality is faking news and misleading people to coax your country into a war (Quite unrealistic tbh, no way any media organization can broadcast fake news and get away with it, right), your ex gets caught in the crosshairs and is killed. You find another woman to date, who is also a fellow spy but things don’t work out. Then in the third one, you are assigned to protect a girl and her father, but the father gets killed by some maniacal terrorist, you end up sleeping with that girl, she ends up being the main villain out to destroy the world and you are left wondering how the fuck did you literally sleep with the enemy. Also before the last movie begins, a father figure of yours dies, as in Q, who you held in great regard and had the utmost respect for. Then the last one where you fail your mission, are tortured by the North Koreans for months, abandoned by MI6 after a botched prisoner transfer and the same North Korean general you thought to have killed has changed himself into a British guy and has infiltrated the upper echelons of the British society to destroy the world again. All that shit would take a toll on someone and I haven’t even mentioned the number of times he nearly dies. That too would fuck you up. I hit a car once when the brakes on my cycle failed and I remember my life flashing before my eyes. For Bond, that is literally his job 24x7.
James Bond should be spending ten of thousands of pounds on therapy alone apart the fortune he would be spending on vodkas martinis.
Yep, no continuity for the Bond girls between movies, no come back for Natalya or Wai Lin, not even mentions, but two interesting comebacks for Jack Wade and Valentin Zukovsky. But after all, like all the previous Bond movies. Nonetheless, Brosnan's Bonds were not meant to be tortured psychological movies at the time, just great action pictures.
However it will be wrong to say that there is no feeling of pain or emotion for the character at all, like for Trevelyan's reveal as Janus. There's a whole, long scene of dialogue without action devoted to it, the famous "For England James ? No, for me." at the end.
Same for Elektra King, it's not that easy for James to kill her, but near the end of the movie, with the submarine going to explode, the action can't be stop to explore the tortured character's feelings.
But I agree for the death of Paris Carver, it's really not a big deal in Tomorrow Never Dies.
To be fair, continuity was not a priority for 007 movies until the Craig era. The Connery and Moore eras were just as guilty when it came to disregard for continuity as the Brosnan era.
I only remember this part from playing it on console.
xD me too !! on ps1!!
The girl is perfect..