There's been a lot of criticism of Moore's' Bond movies, but for God's sake, they were entertaining as hell and make you forget your troubles for 2 hours - as oppossed to being reminded of them with "realism'.
Agree - when I was doing time in Broadmoor, it got pretty depressing but on Sunday afternoons, they had a number of Bond films on VHS and good old Roger Moore was a light in the never-ending dullness interspersed by random violence that characterised life in that hellhole. ⌛
@@WedgePee I was high on drugs, boffed a few police on the head with the back of a shovel, knocking them out, then I stole their police car and drove it the wrong way up a motorway until I crashed into a bridge. My brief thought it'd be a good idea to plead insanity. Big mistake. Should've just pleaded guilty - ended up there for almost 20 years!
@@alexojideagu I know; ridiculous. Problem was, I kept naffing off the staff so every review, they said I was getting worse and a danger to the public, so 20 years for something that shouldn'ta meant more than a year in Strangeways. Still, made some good mates there (though most of 'em are dead now). ☯🏴☠
"And that's for 009!". What a great line! This quote shows that MI6 never forgets any of its heroes! Such a satisfying revenge! *** Roger Moore, even at the age of 55: what a charming gentleman-agent! Sean Connery was a great James Bond. Well, Roger Moore was a great James Bond. And maybe even better? His last 5 movies were my big-big favorites: 1977, 1979, 1981, 1983, 1985. R.I.P. my hero and amazing actor, the one and only: Roger Moore!!!
And the action goes on for much longer. The tension really builds up for that defuse scene in circus. And for once, it's a somewhat believable set up. There has been so many rich, crazy tycoons that have some bizarre plan for taking the world. This is at least quite down to earth kind of plan.
I’d say this is the best train action scene in all of Bond. Goldeneye would be No.1 but it isn’t really a full chase or fight. There’s so much good action, choreography and stunt work. The bit where Bond drives his car on the tracks whilst Orlov has a mental breakdown in the back of his own car is also a great sequence.
Thanks for the load up Sir Roger Commander Bond.Films always made me smile the spy who loved me his best film.He got a lot of criticism before that after that film the critics left him alone.A great bond great man RIP Roger you'll be sorely missed
Roger's delivery is perfect, but how does Bond know that he killed 009? And how does the twin know that Bond killed his brother? After all, Bond hid his body in that cannon on the train... Hell, he may even be still alive by that point... Seriously concussed, but probably not dead. I like Octopussy a lot, but it has some contrivances that stop it from being one of the great ones.
@@FranzSanchez-ky9up most-likely very good intelligence gathering, plus 009 was stabbed in East Berlin (the Octopussy Circus was performing there at that time; throwing knives can be traced, and it was the Cold War under the Brezhnev Doctrine) yet managed to get to the British Ambassador in West Berlin before dying.
Really love this stuff. It so smart to keep it without music and rely on first-class sound design. Makes the music more powerful when it comes. Octopussy is Moore's third best Bond movie, and the best one he got with a John Barry score.
@@memoir4you Like in Live and Let Die; Rosie: You wouldn't kill me, not after what we just did. Bond: Well I certainly wouldn't have killed you before.
I watched this recently actually, love this scene and this film is one of my favourites. I honestly recommend to everyone to watch the Bond films during quarantine as their humour and classic nature just lighten the mood up in times like these
Ikr, watched all 24 Bond films one after the other in quarantine, honestly one of my favourite experiences and especially solidifying this franchise as my all-time favorite. I even found a new favorite Bond movie I hadn't seen before. I mean to some this is just a series of movies but to me and im sure others its also an important part of your childhood and just pure enjoyment and fun. In some ways I find myself so much happier watching clips of these movies than in my daily life, like I don't know the last time I felt this much enjoyment or happiness in real life.
Guinea Pig Everyday Oh yeah I can definitely relate, they were a big part of my childhood, I remember watching them over the summer holidays a lot and just enjoying how ridiculous and entertaining they were. They make you smile and bring a special kind of joy, especially the Moore films.
I came home from work one Friday night feeling very down . So i watch a certain Bond movie and i laughed throughout the entire movie. This movie was very joyous to watch. I was much happier after 2hrs. It was Octopussy! What a vgood good fun Bond flick!!
This is the frustration with Moore's Bond. He could play a cold and hard 007 with great effect. He did that in the first two films. Then he went too light with only the odd flash of ruthlessness.
@@abhishekpaul000 That's because Octopussy was a better and more enjoyable film than Never Say Never Again which was a pretty uninspiring reworking of Thunderball - and, of course, it was an official Bond film which helps.
@@virgilhilts2552 you haven’t really seen his work have you? Watch Sandokan for starters, he is a fabulous actor. Plus he is taller, stronger and more handsome and imposing than Roger Moore in this movie.
What I know, at those kind of occasions the West German border guards are ordered to stay static and do nothing, even if they shoot the defector one feet away from the border line. The West guards must never raise their rifle / guns and shoot towards East Germany side. I also read It was to maintain peace between West and East.
The gorilla suit makes perfect sense, he needs to hide, so he takes a suit and hides in it. The clown disguise makes sense too, he is being chased so he puts on clown make up to blend in at the circus. Circuses have ridiculous outfits as a general rule, so he picked the ones that best concealed his identity, he could not pass for Michka on his own, his face was too well known to Gobinda and Khan.
ROGER MOORE IS JAMES BOND OO7 OCTOPUSSY is an amazing Bond-film, it has everything (except for a Bond car)..... It surely is one of the best in the franchise..... And I just love Magda and Octopussy and Sir Roger is just hilarious, it seems that Bond is in his nature..... And I really love the Indian settings, because I'm an Indian..... BOND HITS AN ALL TIME HIGH & NOBODY DOES HIM BETTER
As an Indian i can perfectly understand that feeling even though Timothy is my favorite bond but Roger was an amazing actor, a true gentleman and a wonderful human being. He always welcome constructive criticism (especially when people constantly compare him with connery) and took this series in much needed fresh direction (after two serious bond) with light hearted bond film's & humor.
@@gauravtributes5023 I also love Dalton..... Especially in LICENCE TO KILL, the prototype for the 21st Century Bond..... But, Sir Roger is my first and favorite Bond.....
6:30 The ultimate mistake of villains in Bond's films... instead of simply killing Bond, they seek some "sophisticated" way to do that, and they always end up getting killed.
It was the Best of the Roger Moore Bonds. Many say For Your Eyes Only, but that movie is still too silly for my taste. Octopussy has some campy elements too, but it’s by far the most serious of RM Bonds.
Though its probably been oversaid- the juxtaposition between the world being on the brink of nuclear holocaust and its depending on a circus train is just brilliant
Back in the days when people thought espionage was glamorous. It's not. It's a vile business. That doesn't mean SPECTRE didn't leave a lot to be desired, I freely admit that.
@@nilayanghosh9902 danial Craig:: James bonds has to learn a foreign languages; ;;: ;; Sean Connery: Roger Moore James bond didn't have to a foreign language;;;: but their alll special,,;
I believe it's reversed. Where they had the knife positioned, and yanked it out using a wire. Then reversed the playback so it looks like the knife is flying in, instead of flying off.
To me, the first knife looks pretty good, but the seocnd one when he swings back around to the door looks like a camera cut that I always found a bit jarring.
One of my favorite Bond films. Not over-the-top action, a believable plot (not the standard "take-over-the-world" scenário) and a gorgeous Bond girl (Maude Adams) who can actually act.
Yh I think so, either Him or jaws were the henchmen he had the most run ins with, shame about the lack of henchmen in the later bond films until Spectre.
I love that the Soviet General runs so desperately to reach the train, grabbing the ladder only to be cruelly shot by another comrade of the East Bloc in the back. Then on the ground crawling towards the train, that he did all of this just to be a hero of the Soviet Union. It’s almost sadly possible that an egotistical general might do that and its so symbolic of endless dedication/determination to that communist ideal. Its kind of poetic, and really cruelly realistic compared to a lot of Bond films in this time.
When the general said that tomorrow he would be a hero to the Soviet Union, he knew that his government would most likely cover up his criminal involvement and give him a military funeral rather than expose him as a disgraced officer trying to start an invasion.
Funny fact: he says he will be Hero Of Soviet Union tomorrow, while having a Gold Star medal on his uniform - the HOSU decoration. Poor guy forgot he is a hero already.)))
@@mvit8088 yet it would have been his second. Only Marshal Zhukov was the only Soviet citizen to be awarded with the title of Hero of the Soviet Union four times. (People would say Khrushchev had four, but he was only awarded the Hero of the Soviet Union title once; his other three Gold Stars being the slightly-lesser Hero of Socialist Labor.)
01:05 - 01:25 This scene was censored in Finland. Orlov's last words were simply overwritten with Xs. Why? Because of so-called Finlandisation (the art of bowing to the East without mooning the West)
An area I know really well. Living local I've spent many days on the railway and cycling through Nene Park. The star of many 'European' railway scenes in films.
I didn't notice it before, John Barry makes the train sound with the brass section in the first minute... when will we have the complete score of this movie? (sorry for my english)
The way how 007 looks at Grischka (Anthony Meyer) and mentions an epitaph, definitely rivals the time when Locque (Michael Gothard) in For Your Eyes Only. This is cold and brutal as it gets!.
Yep! In Skyfall Bond is just on top of the train. But here he‘s inside, outside, underneath and on top of the train! The scene puts Bond everywhere it possibly can put him!
@@davider6884 Rogers stunt man and roger on back-projection really better than Skyfall? Craig drove the digger ran on the train and had fought on top the moving inside the tunnel no stunt man .
At 10:00 the UK signage for a level crossing with no gates can be seen…. I can’t remember which one but I’m sure this was filmed on one of the many preserved railways in the UK
Yes, Nene Valley Railway - there's also a Mark 1 General Utility Van visible earlier in the film. However I think road warning signs were standardised across the EEC from the 1970s, which would have included West Germany.
I know he's only in the beginning of the clip, but one thing I liked about General Gogol was that even though he was an adversary, he wasn't outright villainous. His final scene in For Your Eyes Only, when he salutes a goodbye to Bond after 007 destroys the ATAC is a perfect example.
2.58 appears to be based on Sean Connery's own stunt work in 'The First Great Train Robbery'. Low stone bridges with just enough clearance for a stuntman to fall flat on the train roof.
This clip is to show all the haters of Roger Moore's character as being too old for the role that he could and did pull it off. I can picture Timothy Dalton in this role, but it was superbly done by Roger Moore. A View to a Kill is a different story. Roger Moore was too old for that one, and Timothy Dalton would've been a better match against the psychopath (played by Christopher Walken).
A View to a Kill suffers from being poorly written with an awfully convoluted plot. It doesn't matter who would have been Bond in that one. In fact it was lucky for Dalton it wasn't his first one for The Living Daylights is a huge improvement. Moore didn't want to act in that one but was lured by a huge pay check because he *was* Bond to a whole generation of people. Tanya Roberts was arguably the worst leading lady of the entire franchise and the important characters are kept in the background for most of the movie. Worst of all they decided to repeat Goldfinger's plan too. He called his plan "Operation Grandslam" while Zorin called his plan "Operation Mainstrike. Both of the plans involves a warhead going off and rendering a precious commodity useless (gold reserve and microchips) and becoming the dominant supplier on the market in the aftermath. Bond being chased by inept police officers? We saw that in Live and Let Die already. Bond meeting the antagonist at his huge manor/mansion on the countryside? We saw that in Moonraker already. Too much time is spent on the whole doped horses too. Why did they have to have a Soviet angle in that one as well? Zorin was born in a nazi concentration camp and as an experiment with steroids. Thanks, all we need to know. This whole "trained by the KGB" and "defected to the west" is just pointless and lessens the impact of the antagonist. Zorin machine-gunning his own workers was a low point of the franchise too. Even Roger Moore said he never liked this scene. Zorin becomes comically rotten rather than a shrewd and calculating man who seems to be one step ahead all the time. " A View to a Kill is a different story. Roger Moore was too old for that one" Really? 2 years older than he was in Octopussy. No, the fact he was dead tired of playing the character, didn't like the script and the movie itself doesn't really gel together.
I don’t mean to nitpick, but at 5:08 why doesn’t the train stop? That tube he just cut is known as a brake pipe, if it begins to leak, the brakes activate and the train stops.
Live and let love roger Moore best bond if he could come back he would kill the other bonds 😄👍😁♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ Rip roger you are missed.
@@Renaissance861 Okie he’s half English but why you are having pain in your a$$? Seems like too much leftist garbage have been consumed by your tiny brain.
@@Renaissance861 rubbish. He looks like a full Jatt Sikh, as do the rest of his siblings. Look at any of his hundreds of interviews on RUclips with or without makeup or his thousands of pictures without makeup on Google. He looks like many people from my caste. We are Jaats. This face is not Western European in the slightest. It is a classic Indo Aryan face from NW South Asia.
"This is for 009" Moore´s closing phrase is brilliant! He avenged his former colleague.
He did indeed "avenge" him :)
Never understood why bond would risk his life for queen and country for 100k base salary
😘
How did he know for sure which twin killed 009??
Lucky guess.
What roger brought to bond was humour and his bond films are never boring always entertaining.
aint humour a big part of the series in general tho?
There's been a lot of criticism of Moore's' Bond movies, but for God's sake, they were entertaining as hell and make you forget your troubles for 2 hours - as oppossed to being reminded of them with "realism'.
Agree - when I was doing time in Broadmoor, it got pretty depressing but on Sunday afternoons, they had a number of Bond films on VHS and good old Roger Moore was a light in the never-ending dullness interspersed by random violence that characterised life in that hellhole. ⌛
@@PenisMcWhirtar Broadmoor? What did you do that was bad enough to warrant detainment there?
@@WedgePee I was high on drugs, boffed a few police on the head with the back of a shovel, knocking them out, then I stole their police car and drove it the wrong way up a motorway until I crashed into a bridge. My brief thought it'd be a good idea to plead insanity. Big mistake. Should've just pleaded guilty - ended up there for almost 20 years!
20 years just for that?
@@alexojideagu I know; ridiculous. Problem was, I kept naffing off the staff so every review, they said I was getting worse and a danger to the public, so 20 years for something that shouldn'ta meant more than a year in Strangeways. Still, made some good mates there (though most of 'em are dead now). ☯🏴☠
"And that's for 009!". What a great line! This quote shows that MI6 never forgets any of its heroes! Such a satisfying revenge! *** Roger Moore, even at the age of 55: what a charming gentleman-agent! Sean Connery was a great James Bond. Well, Roger Moore was a great James Bond. And maybe even better? His last 5 movies were my big-big favorites: 1977, 1979, 1981, 1983, 1985. R.I.P. my hero and amazing actor, the one and only: Roger Moore!!!
i forgot how seamless this scene is, truly awesome
"Awesome" is overused and misused nowadays imo
But it's very exciting :)
And the action goes on for much longer. The tension really builds up for that defuse scene in circus. And for once, it's a somewhat believable set up. There has been so many rich, crazy tycoons that have some bizarre plan for taking the world. This is at least quite down to earth kind of plan.
Still one of the better Roger Moore Bond films, and this was a fantastic set piece and chase sequence. Amazing stunt work.
Living in Central Europe, I take trains on a weekly basis. It is always an adventure.
Unlike automobiles in the US which make for a dull, dreary and dangerous routine.
@@historybuff66 that's y I prefer amtrak train service here in the usa
The trains are awful in England and grotesquely over-priced. I'm very grateful that I can walk to work.
Not as adventurous as when Steam ruled the rails.
Truly a central european moment
I’d say this is the best train action scene in all of Bond. Goldeneye would be No.1 but it isn’t really a full chase or fight. There’s so much good action, choreography and stunt work. The bit where Bond drives his car on the tracks whilst Orlov has a mental breakdown in the back of his own car is also a great sequence.
Thanks for posting, this was definitely one of the best Bond films.
It's John Glen favorite of the bonds he directed.
Thanks for the load up Sir Roger Commander Bond.Films always made me smile the spy who loved me his best film.He got a lot of criticism before that after that film the critics left him alone.A great bond great man RIP Roger you'll be sorely missed
One of the most badass scenes in 007 history!
I swear
No matter how many times we see...it's still gives fresh unboring pleasure
"This is for my brother."
"And that's for 009."
BADASS!!
Exactly! Said with real venom by Roger. Love it !
Please run in 2024. You would be an improvement.
Roger's delivery is perfect, but how does Bond know that he killed 009? And how does the twin know that Bond killed his brother? After all, Bond hid his body in that cannon on the train... Hell, he may even be still alive by that point... Seriously concussed, but probably not dead.
I like Octopussy a lot, but it has some contrivances that stop it from being one of the great ones.
@@memoir4you 007살인면허
@@FranzSanchez-ky9up most-likely very good intelligence gathering, plus 009 was stabbed in East Berlin (the Octopussy Circus was performing there at that time; throwing knives can be traced, and it was the Cold War under the Brezhnev Doctrine) yet managed to get to the British Ambassador in West Berlin before dying.
Really love this stuff. It so smart to keep it without music and rely on first-class sound design. Makes the music more powerful when it comes.
Octopussy is Moore's third best Bond movie, and the best one he got with a John Barry score.
Was A view for a kill the one with John Barry?
@@gudduwonka5586 007 살인면허
@@gudduwonka5586 Living daylights has a Barry soundtrack. A very good one also.
“ & that’s for 009!!! “ #ClassicLine
and people say Moore Bond was soft
Yea i feel that
One of my favorite movie lines EVER!
Yep, Roger could turn on the venom when he needed to , great line!
@@memoir4you Like in Live and Let Die;
Rosie: You wouldn't kill me, not after what we just did.
Bond: Well I certainly wouldn't have killed you before.
So much to like about Octopussy. Kabir Bedi, Louis Jourdan, Steven Berkoff, and Walter Gotell.....in fact the whole cast really shone in this movie
For my security. And yours.
Yep its a great movie
I wish they didn’t kill off Vijay 😢
The scenes are executed perfectly.
That's why The Bond franchise is one of the best.
I watched this recently actually, love this scene and this film is one of my favourites. I honestly recommend to everyone to watch the Bond films during quarantine as their humour and classic nature just lighten the mood up in times like these
@Andoc I feel sorry for her.
@Andoc ayhahahaahhaha great comment xd
Ikr, watched all 24 Bond films one after the other in quarantine, honestly one of my favourite experiences and especially solidifying this franchise as my all-time favorite. I even found a new favorite Bond movie I hadn't seen before. I mean to some this is just a series of movies but to me and im sure others its also an important part of your childhood and just pure enjoyment and fun. In some ways I find myself so much happier watching clips of these movies than in my daily life, like I don't know the last time I felt this much enjoyment or happiness in real life.
Guinea Pig Everyday Oh yeah I can definitely relate, they were a big part of my childhood, I remember watching them over the summer holidays a lot and just enjoying how ridiculous and entertaining they were. They make you smile and bring a special kind of joy, especially the Moore films.
@TheRuffington Yeah lol, turns out it was all bs by the government as well as their weird vaccine campaign
I came home from work one Friday night feeling very down . So i watch a certain Bond movie and i laughed throughout the entire movie. This movie was very joyous to watch. I was much happier after 2hrs. It was Octopussy! What a vgood good fun Bond flick!!
Indian actor Kabir bedi as sikh sardar jee, I like it... From India🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
He does a great job!! 👍🏽👌🏽
@@elephant_888 he is a great Indian actor
@Sam Gill yes yes
One of the most underrated Bond villains
@@That_Random_Bloke yes
This is why this film is in one of my favourite top 5 Bond films. Brilliant Train. I wish I could see a circus train like that.🚂🎬
Sir Roger, you are my favourite actor!
Greetings from Egypt.
This is more realistic than today's one
actually one of the most dangerous stunts if you think about it lol
Yes, it doesn’t get much more realistic than a rogue Russian general sending a nuclear bomb into a circus via a steam locomotive.
This film proved those wrong who used to say Roger can't play a serious bond.
Even TSWLM and FYEO before it. He had legit serious scenes in these.
This is the frustration with Moore's Bond. He could play a cold and hard 007 with great effect. He did that in the first two films. Then he went too light with only the odd flash of ruthlessness.
The Dalton movies tried the opposite (I still love them immensely), but audiences were too used to the goofy side of Moore's movies...
And his seriousness along with humour, had easily defeated the Connery-led rival unofficial Bond-film and won the 'Battle of the Bonds'.....
@@abhishekpaul000 That's because Octopussy was a better and more enjoyable film than Never Say Never Again which was a pretty uninspiring reworking of Thunderball - and, of course, it was an official Bond film which helps.
one appreciation for Kabir Bedi Sir a underrated actor of Bollywood 😊🙌
He was good actor
Great in this. Great movie. Best of the Roger Moore
In my opinion he's merely an average actor, nothing special
@@virgilhilts2552 you haven’t really seen his work have you? Watch Sandokan for starters, he is a fabulous actor. Plus he is taller, stronger and more handsome and imposing than Roger Moore in this movie.
@@TheBollywoodCritic i have seen his work, hence my comment.
A pretty underated 007 fight scene here. Rather exciting, clever and badass.
I swear
I like how the West German border guards seem not to have noticed that the East German guard gunned down a Soviet general like 500 feet away.
What happens in East Germany stays in East Germany
West German border guards saw a lot of defectors gunned down.
Another average day at the border.
What I know, at those kind of occasions the West German border guards are ordered to stay static and do nothing, even if they shoot the defector one feet away from the border line. The West guards must never raise their rifle / guns and shoot towards East Germany side. I also read It was to maintain peace between West and East.
Anyway, at 1:30 the train enters the american sector, which only existed in Berlin...
R.I.P SIR SEAN CONNERY AND SIR ROGER MOORE.WE LOVE YOU BOTH SO MUCH ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Why is bond blowing up all over the net is this really ending 007 world edging or what?
1:50 Haha! Best stealth ever!
🤣
🤣 I love it, nice looking Kamal!
Pretty racist though. Don't let BLM rioters see this cultural appropriation.
Reference to "Trading places" was it?
@@BoopSnoot i think ur the racist one 💀 nobody said anything about black people
Gobinda was an underrated villain.
And the knife throwing twins too. Heck everything and everyone that is in this movie and the movie itself is brutally underrated
Who is gobinda?
@@LovepreetSingh-hg9cl The Henchman
This was an underrated Bond movie.
@@LovepreetSingh-hg9cl mujhe. Bhi smajh nhi aya
With the obvious exception of the gorilla suit, this scene holds up better than I would have expected
The gorilla suit makes perfect sense, he needs to hide, so he takes a suit and hides in it. The clown disguise makes sense too, he is being chased so he puts on clown make up to blend in at the circus. Circuses have ridiculous outfits as a general rule, so he picked the ones that best concealed his identity, he could not pass for Michka on his own, his face was too well known to Gobinda and Khan.
@@20thCenturyManTrad I don't think anyone should take Bond films too seriously .
4:01 love the second unit work with the foot scraping, we see this again in Licence To Kill at the end of the film
The gorilla suit looks like the same one Clarence Beeks was wearing in Trading Places. Another 1983 movie.
I have seen it in a SpongeBob episode... The one where Patrick cosplays as a Gorilla to scare SpongeBob into coming out of his house
A genuine first class action sequence. Not too long, fantastic stunts with a great payoff.
ROGER MOORE IS JAMES BOND OO7
OCTOPUSSY is an amazing Bond-film, it has everything (except for a Bond car)..... It surely is one of the best in the franchise..... And I just love Magda and Octopussy and Sir Roger is just hilarious, it seems that Bond is in his nature.....
And I really love the Indian settings, because I'm an Indian.....
BOND HITS AN ALL TIME HIGH
&
NOBODY DOES HIM BETTER
As an Indian i can perfectly understand that feeling even though Timothy is my favorite bond but Roger was an amazing actor, a true gentleman and a wonderful human being. He always welcome constructive criticism (especially when people constantly compare him with connery) and took this series in much needed fresh direction (after two serious bond) with light hearted bond film's & humor.
@@gauravtributes5023 I also love Dalton..... Especially in LICENCE TO KILL, the prototype for the 21st Century Bond..... But, Sir Roger is my first and favorite Bond.....
@@gauravtributes5023 From which state do you belong to ?????
@@abhishekpaul000 sure, i live in Kolkata. Which city do you live in?
I agree with the part that Octopussy is an amazing bod fan. My favorite bond has to be connery for the film adaptation. Dalton for closest to books
That track at the end when the soviet knife thrower chases bond to the shaft, catches me still.
The music at the end where Bond kills the other twin is a sample of why John Barry's scores were an integral part of the franchise.
"This is for 009" Moore's closing phrase is brilliant! He avenged his fromer colleague 009 Jhems Bond 😊 3:14
Great Actor Kabir Bedi, I saw his film Main Hoon Na Also. Every Indian should proud of Kabir Bedi.
This is for my brother and that's for 009
6:30 The ultimate mistake of villains in Bond's films... instead of simply killing Bond, they seek some "sophisticated" way to do that, and they always end up getting killed.
Well the villain was wanting to saver the moment since killed his twin brother so it was personal.
My favorite 007 Roger Moore.
Agreed but he should have retired with this movie. That plastic surgery he got for a View To a Kill made him look old and awful
It was the Best of the Roger Moore Bonds. Many say For Your Eyes Only, but that movie is still too silly for my taste. Octopussy has some campy elements too, but it’s by far the most serious of RM Bonds.
Bond great
No
Me also
The idea that action plus comedy can go hand in hand always fascinates me as I watch these roger moore's version of james bond.
Typical John Barry…never lets the music interfere with the action, but usually employs his chords nearer to a suspenseful climax.
So glad Roger carried on to make this , great film
Though its probably been oversaid- the juxtaposition between the world being on the brink of nuclear holocaust and its depending on a circus train is just brilliant
Never seen the film, but wow, this is cool! Also, after seeing the description, I now have vibes of the Nene Valley Railway watching this scene! 😃
You should watch the film!
Epic train stunt sequence. And this before CGI…. Kudos to the stunt team.
Back in the days when Bond movies were still fun and enjoyable..
Back in the days when people thought espionage was glamorous.
It's not. It's a vile business.
That doesn't mean SPECTRE didn't leave a lot to be desired, I freely admit that.
❤Roger Moore; Sean Connery James bond movies; greatest ever
@@theregalproletariat hahaha. Nobody ever thought that.
@@lloydkline1518 Daniel Craig is best
@@nilayanghosh9902 danial Craig:: James bonds has to learn a foreign languages; ;;: ;; Sean Connery: Roger Moore James bond didn't have to a foreign language;;;: but their alll special,,;
5:08. Hot steam burns Sikh's face, but hot hose DOESN'T burn 007's hand
6:26- 6:35 Badass scene, don't know how they did it, but it looks damn real...
I believe it's reversed. Where they had the knife positioned, and yanked it out using a wire. Then reversed the playback so it looks like the knife is flying in, instead of flying off.
@@9999889 Just like the syringe scene in Pulp Fiction 11 years later.
To me, the first knife looks pretty good, but the seocnd one when he swings back around to the door looks like a camera cut that I always found a bit jarring.
One of my favorite Bond films. Not over-the-top action, a believable plot (not the standard "take-over-the-world" scenário) and a gorgeous Bond girl (Maude Adams) who can actually act.
Me too. Superb acting all around.
Bond had more run-ins with Gobinda in this film than I think he had with any other Bond henchman in the series, even Jaws.
Yh I think so, either Him or jaws were the henchmen he had the most run ins with, shame about the lack of henchmen in the later bond films until Spectre.
I love that the Soviet General runs so desperately to reach the train, grabbing the ladder only to be cruelly shot by another comrade of the East Bloc in the back. Then on the ground crawling towards the train, that he did all of this just to be a hero of the Soviet Union. It’s almost sadly possible that an egotistical general might do that and its so symbolic of endless dedication/determination to that communist ideal. Its kind of poetic, and really cruelly realistic compared to a lot of Bond films in this time.
Wasn’t he trying to stop Bond but the guards put 2+2=5 and thought he was defecting?
@@jonathancooper4914 yeah, he did and that. All for a piece in the glorious Soviet history.
When the general said that tomorrow he would be a hero to the Soviet Union, he knew that his government would most likely cover up his criminal involvement and give him a military funeral rather than expose him as a disgraced officer trying to start an invasion.
Funny fact: he says he will be Hero Of Soviet Union tomorrow, while having a Gold Star medal on his uniform - the HOSU decoration. Poor guy forgot he is a hero already.)))
@@mvit8088 yet it would have been his second. Only Marshal Zhukov was the only Soviet citizen to be awarded with the title of Hero of the Soviet Union four times. (People would say Khrushchev had four, but he was only awarded the Hero of the Soviet Union title once; his other three Gold Stars being the slightly-lesser Hero of Socialist Labor.)
01:05 - 01:25
This scene was censored in Finland. Orlov's last words were simply overwritten with Xs.
Why? Because of so-called Finlandisation (the art of bowing to the East without mooning the West)
That's what happens when you live next to an *actual* empire.
台主,你們好！當年我在九巴駕這款巴士(烏咀狗)，夜更收工去旺角看此片首輪午夜場，看到同款巴士很有親切感，此電影也具娱樂性，好看。
Bloody love this. Classic.
Definitely
Of course you do since you are a commie.
@@KristerAndersson-nc8zo...? I love it because its a brilliant, action packed, well performed and choreographed sequence.
Roger Moore has always been my favorite bond.
0:03 look at where it’s filmed it’s the nene valley railway in Cambridgeshire
An area I know really well. Living local I've spent many days on the railway and cycling through Nene Park. The star of many 'European' railway scenes in films.
Yeah
How did bond get out of the gorilla suit without bn seen ?🤔🙄🤣
i was scared as hell when i saw this scene for the first time i thought James Bond got killed 😂
You are not supposed to ask such questions 😂
I didn't notice it before, John Barry makes the train sound with the brass section in the first minute... when will we have the complete score of this movie? (sorry for my english)
So nobody noticed a Gorilla checking his watch
When Bond in the gorilla costume looks at his watch 😁
The music at 6:45 is the same strings you hear at the beginning of every Star Wars (right after the crawling text finishes and it gets into the movie)
Very similar
God I love those old school Bond movies where almost every part of the world is filmed in Britain and they don't even try to hide it
1:37 That's the gorilla from Spongebob
OMG. You're right. LMAO
Oh, thought it was the gorilla from Trading Places (since its a film from same era) 😁
The way how 007 looks at Grischka (Anthony Meyer) and mentions an epitaph, definitely rivals the time when Locque (Michael Gothard) in For Your Eyes Only.
This is cold and brutal as it gets!.
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This is better than the train scenes in Skyfall
Yep! In Skyfall Bond is just on top of the train. But here he‘s inside, outside, underneath and on top of the train! The scene puts Bond everywhere it possibly can put him!
@@davider6884 Rogers stunt man and roger on back-projection really better than Skyfall? Craig drove the digger ran on the train and had fought on top the moving inside the tunnel no stunt man .
@@davider6884 yeah even off the train eventually. The only place left was in front of the train!!!
Johnny Masalu Live and let die has that one covered ;)
I think they're equally as brilliant
Impressed me most among all 007 series.
Obviously , that wasn't Roger Moore in 4:45
At 10:00 the UK signage for a level crossing with no gates can be seen…. I can’t remember which one but I’m sure this was filmed on one of the many preserved railways in the UK
Yes, Nene Valley Railway - there's also a Mark 1 General Utility Van visible earlier in the film.
However I think road warning signs were standardised across the EEC from the 1970s, which would have included West Germany.
WHERE exactly does one find an employee like Gobinda? lol
I know he's only in the beginning of the clip, but one thing I liked about General Gogol was that even though he was an adversary, he wasn't outright villainous. His final scene in For Your Eyes Only, when he salutes a goodbye to Bond after 007 destroys the ATAC is a perfect example.
Two Indian great actors in Hollywood movies...Kabir Bedi in Octopussy and Amrish Puri in Indiana Jones & The Temple of Doom
Best chase sequence in all of bond movies
I wondered how bond got out of that gorilla suit so fast?!
He wasn’t monkeying around
Magic.
i dont care what people think about octopussy i think its a really good roger moore film
2.58 appears to be based on Sean Connery's own stunt work in 'The First Great Train Robbery'. Low stone bridges with just enough clearance for a stuntman to fall flat on the train roof.
2:00 I just realized, why would Russian bomb use 12-hour system? And even without AM and PM?
5:48 Don't think the sword is supposed to bend that way?
good catch
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Great scene!!! I love this movie!!!!
Pants down, the best Bond title ever!
Le chic Anglais, la classe, la vraie, merci Monsieur MOORE.
That train sequence would have been awesome with Dalton's bond!
Maud Adams was so incredibly beautiful.
she kind of looks like a less angry Melania Trump
@@Crispy_Bee true. Angry cold and overall gross.
The olden bond movies were so much fun to watch with their stunts without graphics ….unlike the current bond films that’s boring as hell …
This clip is to show all the haters of Roger Moore's character as being too old for the role that he could and did pull it off. I can picture Timothy Dalton in this role, but it was superbly done by Roger Moore. A View to a Kill is a different story. Roger Moore was too old for that one, and Timothy Dalton would've been a better match against the psychopath (played by Christopher Walken).
How Octuppusy would have been with Timothy Dalton in it
A View to a Kill suffers from being poorly written with an awfully convoluted plot. It doesn't matter who would have been Bond in that one. In fact it was lucky for Dalton it wasn't his first one for The Living Daylights is a huge improvement. Moore didn't want to act in that one but was lured by a huge pay check because he *was* Bond to a whole generation of people.
Tanya Roberts was arguably the worst leading lady of the entire franchise and the important characters are kept in the background for most of the movie.
Worst of all they decided to repeat Goldfinger's plan too. He called his plan "Operation Grandslam" while Zorin called his plan "Operation Mainstrike. Both of the plans involves a warhead going off and rendering a precious commodity useless (gold reserve and microchips) and becoming the dominant supplier on the market in the aftermath.
Bond being chased by inept police officers? We saw that in Live and Let Die already.
Bond meeting the antagonist at his huge manor/mansion on the countryside? We saw that in Moonraker already.
Too much time is spent on the whole doped horses too. Why did they have to have a Soviet angle in that one as well? Zorin was born in a nazi concentration camp and as an experiment with steroids. Thanks, all we need to know. This whole "trained by the KGB" and "defected to the west" is just pointless and lessens the impact of the antagonist.
Zorin machine-gunning his own workers was a low point of the franchise too. Even Roger Moore said he never liked this scene. Zorin becomes comically rotten rather than a shrewd and calculating man who seems to be one step ahead all the time.
" A View to a Kill is a different story. Roger Moore was too old for that one" Really? 2 years older than he was in Octopussy. No, the fact he was dead tired of playing the character, didn't like the script and the movie itself doesn't really gel together.
In truth, Moore was too old to play 007 during this period. It's a credit to him that he actually manages to get away with it.
I would have liked to see George Clooney as 007 - suave and cool.
I don’t mean to nitpick, but at 5:08 why doesn’t the train stop? That tube he just cut is known as a brake pipe, if it begins to leak, the brakes activate and the train stops.
Hahaha this part where Bond hides in that guerrilla suit and the Indian guy tries to kill him always makes me laugh, since I was a kid.
_HaiiiiYAH!!_
1:47 "It is now 11:45" Bond in the gorilla suit checks his watch then straightens up quickly
Roger Moore is the "Best Bond" ever. Number 1!!
Thanks.
Live and let love roger Moore best bond if he could come back he would kill the other bonds 😄👍😁♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Rip roger you are missed.
Our Sardarji is more handsome than James Bond.
He's half English you desi dhakkan. No misplaced nationalistic ego.
@@Renaissance861 Okie he’s half English but why you are having pain in your a$$? Seems like too much leftist garbage have been consumed by your tiny brain.
@@Renaissance861he looks full Sardar
@@rtry2072 thanks to make-up guy
@@Renaissance861 rubbish. He looks like a full Jatt Sikh, as do the rest of his siblings. Look at any of his hundreds of interviews on RUclips with or without makeup or his thousands of pictures without makeup on Google. He looks like many people from my caste. We are Jaats. This face is not Western European in the slightest. It is a classic Indo Aryan face from NW South Asia.
No Bgms Only stunts.
Perfection in Screen play
I really like the Soviet general sub-plot and the East German border guards putting 2+2=5 and thinking he’s trying to defect.
When you show these Bond film clips, always tell what year it was produced, and not just the film title! Thank you!
This was 1983 and this whole sequence was filmed on the nine valley railway.
Kon kon kapil sharma show dekh kar idhar ayela hai😂
which year was this?
1983