1:42 When he said that 50 year old Macallen whiskey was Bonds favourite so I thought I need to buy a bottle to try it then I nearly chocked on my peanuts when it is priced at £38,000
I think the reason why this Bond was so great was because it was so minimal. It had nothing but the plot. No excessive gadgets and tech, amazingly acted characters, and it tugged at our heart very well. Best Bond film ever in my opinion
@@SalemGhassanHanna This movie was so slimmed down from the other bond films... it's almost like it's a detective/cop movie with drama and some noir-esque scenes here and there.
@@ger_red Yeah, Craig did an excellent job of making Bond more human. He has feelings, he experiences heartbreak, and he even gets hurt plenty of times. He's not a super human. His injuries sometimes carry through multiple scenes as well
I feel like that winning combination of punch, pistol commandeering, and hiding behind a goon could have been done just as well before the girl died, and he even had an extra shot in hand
For everyone wondering why Silva had so few guards and no snipers around: Silva WANTED to get captured by Bond and sent back to Britain, because his goal was to take revenge on M for her betrayal and kill her personally. As Bond said later in the film Silva had planned his own escape and waited till M was vulnerable in a public enquiry before he tried to kill her with his henchmen disguised as coppers. In this scene Bond overestimated the number of guards around him and could've saved the girl if he'd acted sooner. Silva wanted to see him hurt emotionally so he murdered the girl, and out of anger Bond flipped when he felt he had nothing to lose.
I love the line and how he said it: "It's a waste of a good scotch" but then he takes them all out. And you wonder, couldnt he have done that 10sec earlier?
Silva's gun was loaded and they were more on edge when his own gun was loaded. Bond was waiting for a moment to do it, but underestimated Silva's brutality.
Silva would have had a loaded gun, and bond turned his back to him mid fight, if you noticed, so either he would have shot bond, or the girl anyway. The sequence was actually well thought out
It's simpler than that... Before he wouldn't try to make a move because it would put her at great risk, he probably didn't expect Silva to just shoot her. After she was dead he went to the "nothing to lose" mentality which allowed him to make his move.
Admittedly speculating on the motivations of a fictional character, but I can easily wager that in this scene Bond would be thinking that if he can stall long enough he can probably save her, but only if he can do so without compromising his mission. He puts on a good show of seeming like he’s not a credible threat with the shaky aim (Silva commenting on his test scores lent that credibility) to draw things out and make the goons lower their guard a bit after he’d finally used his one shot. I honestly expected on my first viewing that Silva would prolong the game, forcing James to take multiple shots or administer non-fatal shots of his own. Instead it was just ‘my turn- BANG’. Took everyone in the theatre by surprise from the sounds around me. In another scenario where this ruse succeeded, it’s possible Bond could have counted on the sound of the helicopters providing a split second distraction for him to make his move.
Those weapons are almost impossible to shoot the target with that much presicion, before modern gunbarrels with helix surfaces, most shots were not on point so hitting the glass was just a huge game of luck in any case.
Watching it I noticed how many of the goons had their guns in their hands, not just in pockets or behind their backs. I think this is a credible take. He could have taken them but he knew it was extremely risky, he wanted them to lower their guards because they were at least aware of how dangerous he could be, if still underestimating him, and he wanted to save the girl and not kill Silva. Once Silva just killed her outright, the goons not worried too much about him with an empty gun in hand, he was released.
AND to further this, by the time he goes to kill everyone 2 goons have their guns in their pants, and the really cocky one has now gotten so close to Bond to so Bond can pull the maneuver (at the first he was a good meter back and the table was between them). Even the order of kills reflects his concern: he shoots the one guy who had been carrying his gun before, but is next to Silva and therefore would have the easiest shot against Bond, throws the gun at the black dude to distract him because he still had his weapon in hand, is able to still shoot Mr. Gun-My-Crotch before he was able to fire, has to use Cocky Goon as a shield from Mr. Automatic who has already recovered and had an open shot by that point, and still manages NOT to get Silva shot in the process. I always felt like the scene was getting across that Bond was in a tight situation and couldn't come out completely on top, but really paying attention to how the scene is shot really confirms it for me at least.
@@joey7437-c4n I don't get all the comments saying the goons lowered their guard. They did not do so. For the most part they didn't even move from before he took the shot compared to after he took the shot. Its just not a plausible argument. Yes silva having a bullet in his gun may have been why bond did what he did. Maybe he was just stalling for backup to arrive and didn't think Silva would kill the girl like that
Am certain Craig's Bond has failed at almost every mission he has taken up, failed at everything in Casino Royale, failed at everything here, failed in No time to die
Yes and no. M did die, but Silva was denied his vengeance by dying before seeing her die-and even if he did, she died from a wound by a henchman, not Silva himself.
@@srikanthsv79 He doesn't fail in Casino Royale. Kinda back and worth but the movie literally ends with him blasting Mr. White in the leg lol. Terrorists don't wind up with the money
@sliceofsparta8985 tbh he lost the poker game, he gets caught & actually would be killed without Vesper. This Bond by himself failed a lot & without assists would be long dead on very first mission.
If you like it, then that's a good thing. But James bond would not be more human. Someone in his profession, a Government Assassin, would be a coldly ruthless person. That is one of the qualities which would have been sought for when selecting a Double 0 Agent. And it's something that all the previous James Bond incarnations had in common.
@@thefurrybstard1964 He's more human than previous versions as we see more of his weaknesses, and we see a little more empathy from Craig's Bond. Not to mention he fell in love, struggled with the loss and felt the love a father gives his child
@@GoGetYourShineboxBond is a Government killer. Any empathy would have been trained out of him, except for where he can use it to his advantage. Bond would also never show any signs of weakness that could be used against him. That is how Ian Flemming wrote Bond, and Flemming had been through similar training himself.
If you watch carefully at 3:58, you can see how the man aiming the gun at his head actually laughs at his scotch joke, squinting his eyes momentarily and thus likely the reason Bond didn't get shot in the head. He uses that split second diversion to duck and begin his escape.
it's a nice idea, but probably more likely is that the goon is grinning at both what he thinks is bond's poor marksmanship, and the fact that the girl was simply murdered in front of him. the reason he didn't get shot in the head is because silva wanted to be captured and had therefore not issued an order to kill bond
Fun fact: In fifty years of James Bond movies, this is only the second one in which Bond suffers a gunshot wound. He was also shot in Thunderball (1965) during the Junkanoo chase.
I feel like he sizes them up at different points to figure out who will be the biggest threat when he makes his move. He puts on his sunglasses when he's outside -- a legitimate thing to do, but then you can't see his eyes as he searches out options and scenarios for escape etc. When he sees Severine, he knows he's going to have to make his move soon. He turns and surveys probably the entire crew with his peripheral vision. Even as he downs his shot he takes a quick glance at each of them to know their position.
I just noticed that Bond was trying to save Severine by taking his time to shoot. He was trying to buy some time before the chopper arrive but they were too late.
Well, now the USA is paying to do it against either the Chinese or the Russians. Or, some private contractors paying to have it done against whoever is working with the Taliban right now.
@@thelolsamshow Still works in some sense, though. I remember in the news some guy bought his son a bottle of fairly-expensive (£200) whisky every year as a birthday gift. By the time he was 18, some of the bottles were worth a couple grand.
@@77Avadon77 yes. If you buy certain whiskey it can go up in value. But not if it's not aged. Alcohol stops aging the moment you take it by out of the barrel.
From Bond's perspective, Silva would have shot the girl as soon as the choppers were audible. Bond probably knew she was as good as dead. In any case, Silva planned to be taken in so it's all moot.
If he'd stalled any longer Silva would have realised he was stalling for reasons other than insecurity about his ability to hit the glass and he would have shot the girl. If Bond had attempted to disarm and kill the guards Silva would have shot the girl out of spite. If he'd turned the gun on Silva Silva's men would have killed him and probably shot the girl. This ladies and gentlemen is the Kobayashi Maru. A no win scenario.
I genuinely feel like this should have been the last Craig Bond film. I think it would have been perfect. Have the one after this and No Time to Die before it, but then have this be the finale chapter.
I imagine he waited because after missing the shot (maybe intentionally, who knows what the writers had in their heads), and the girl being shot, the guards would be less on guard. The weapons were now fired, and Bond had failed. He wasn't the scary man they thought he was. They let their guards down for a second and he struck. Maybe could've pulled it off before, but safer this way.
Unfortunately, I agree with the woke comment. It’s awesome that such large issues are tackled in the spotlight, and also fun to see the doors open to a different audience for suspension of disbelief. The downside is once the entertainment is so large and vague it no longer has a certain magic. Like if Laura Croft was replaced with a black male. Still would be a badass film, just has a different pull that seems less genuine and more of a political move. I don’t know if there is a “right” answer for all of those terribly complex issues that can be portrayed on screen, but the idea that some large and powerful groups of people are trying is encouraging for the future of our planet, if not necessarily for the film itself.
the bad guys never realize, you don't put a gun to the hero's head, you have an entire squad situated 3 meters away aiming at Bond and 2 hidden snipers just in case.
To all the comments asking "why didn't he do that 10 seconds earlier and save the woman", one, Bond has a gun directed at his head, and two, Silva had a bullet in his dueling pistol.
Looking back and knowing his plan to be caught, a man of his experience and intelligence would never have allowed his henchman to be in blatant disarming range like that.
@@fendysusanto876 A helicopter designed to minimise its radar cross-section is very different to a helicopter that makes no sound. The "stealth" helicopters used during the Bin Laden raid happened to be modified UH-60 blackhawks with the intention of mitigating their chances of getting detected by Pakistani authorities. Whilst this was successful, it did little to decrease the actual sound of the helicopters which would have still been very loud as the turbine engines used on the black hawk generate a whooping 1,622 shaft horsepower. Needless to say, all of the members of the compound would have heard the helicopters well before they landed. And I am not really sure where you got the "Vietnam soldier" thing from because UH-1 Iroquois, AH-1 Cobra's and CH-46's where loud as hell and there was no intention of disguising that. In fact, their loud sound eventually led to problems as it was able to alert the Viet Cong of an impending attack. So in conclusion, yes those choppers should have been heard well before they actually arrived and unless by some Hollywood miracle they happened to have the worlds most efficient muffler for the engine whilst all the while having the sound of roughly 400rpm on some massive rotor be entirely negated, then there is no real way of disguising their approach.
Yeah, the crash alerted everyone on the street that didn't already hear the chopper. Luckily nobody was hurt in the crash and a spare helicopter was flown in for the second team in order to replace the crashed one.
I checked out Macallan out of curiosity. I knew I would not be able to afford the whisky when I saw they charge $900 for a kit that makes ice spheres. Yeah, $900 to make ice balls instead of ice cubes. That's a lot of money to fancy up a drink that's best served at room temperature.
I used to go camping on the MacAllan distilleries land across from Aberlour, picturesque area. Was my Dads favourite tipple but obviously not the older bottles. There are very rich customers fly in for the golf and fishing then spend huge amounts on manager’s special editions.
NOBODY talks about how Craig's Bond just took that shot. After previously being poisoned by his head to head. His newest opponent pours a drink, prepared for him behind his own back, and Craig doesn't really hesitate at all. He scores the henchman momentarily and downs it. He knew he had back up. And told the camera without telling the camera. Pity, he couldn't save the gal ... but I think that's why he took the shot.
3:53 Wait...the guy in white was holding a gun the whole time, then at 4:09 all of a sudden he's magically without a gun like he never had one to begin with? Lmao. First time noticing this.
@@theoforestier8766 We could, but i feel like that wouldn't fit with his character. He's supposed to be just as good as Bond skill wise, so why would he be so startled that he dropped his gun? Also, you can't see any gun on the ground near him. But, I see your point @Theo
For those of you thinking Bond could have saved the girl. No. Silva isn’t just any villain. He’s a former agent that’s broken. But he’s still former. Bond and Silva are both trained to not let the enemy win. So. In this scenario. What does winning look like for both of them. Bond. Save the girl Capture Silva. Silva. Kill the girl Get captured. If Bond tried to be the hero too early The girl dies. No matter what. They both know this. Which is why Bond makes the comment about the scotch instead. Again. Don’t let the enemy win.
"Plot armor" or like the scene from austin powers when DR evil catches him, so scott ways, ok, we got him, just kill him right here and now, so he's not going to be a issue anymore anymore etc. But DR evil just says now and does the obvious to torture austin, but likely give him a chance to escape 😂😂🤷♂️.
Hello Starwalker, The song is " Boum ! ", originally written in 1938. Written and performed by Charles Trenet. The video "Charles Trenet - Boum" which shows him performing on stage singing the song is worthwhile watching. Cheers.
Bond: "Well, everyone needs a hobby." Silva: "...What's yours?" Bond starts to internally debate whether to tell Silva about the 3.000 points Adeptus Mechanicus army he recently finished and is very satisfied with
So correct me if I’m wrong but that is a smoothbore pistol, and if Bond tried to make that shot, even if he was a world champion marksmen, there’s still only a 5% chance he makes that shot because smoothbore rounds will float all over the place as they travel out of the barrel. If you fire an old musket a person can actually watch the round go left and right and up and down and will never ever hit right on the target the way a modern round would and will land within around a 5 inch radius from the intended spot. Bond knew this, so he missed on purpose to try and save the girl but then the girl was shot and he knew that he had to leave guns blazing. He was purposely set up for failure.
I love how Intense the situation is. Silva has devilish and calm conniving demeanor like Scaramenga of Golden Gun and perhaps a little of Alec in Goldeneye. He sees himself as Bond’s perfect equal. Trapped and virtually helpless. Daring Bond to try and shoot the glass without harming the woman see if he’s really as perfect as the legend says to be. The poor girl just another pawn in Silvia’s sick “game”. Figures if Bond is too “soft” to put her out or her misery, he’ll do it for him. His plan was to beat Bond in the end, and the bastard succeeded in this aspect. I do love a good character study (or in this case a bad/villainous one)
Hilarious how Javier Bardem is so nice and polite in real life but plays some of the scariest motherfuckers in movie history. I wish he would’ve been the leader of Spectre and main villain instead of just a side villain for one of the Daniel Craig Bond films.
@@theo-jamesmoulton2000 but he shot her anyway. So you might as well take the risk. This scene makes no sense, no legitimate operator would act this way
I had the same reaction. If he could just deal with them whilst the guard pointed a gun at his head why wait so long and let the girl die ffs. He could have shot, missed her and use noise of the moment to attack or something. Wtf Bond.
@ro co Nobody can hit a shot glass at that range with those pistols. A bench vise couldn't do it in 20 tries. The whole thing was a power play from the start.
1:42 When he said that 50 year old Macallen whiskey was Bonds favourite so I thought I need to buy a bottle to try it then I nearly chocked on my peanuts when it is priced at £38,000
wanna guess how much they got paid to include that brand name?:) Bond films and luxury product placement go way back...
At the time it was a 1962 year same as Dr No came out.
I would have choked.
It's just expired booze.
It's a waste of good scotch
I think the reason why this Bond was so great was because it was so minimal. It had nothing but the plot. No excessive gadgets and tech, amazingly acted characters, and it tugged at our heart very well. Best Bond film ever in my opinion
In that regard, I agree with those who say the Craig Bonds are more like Dr No and From Russia With Love than the Goldfinger-to-Die Another Day era.
I feel more like this bond was not bond but another version of Jason Bourne.
@@SalemGhassanHanna This movie was so slimmed down from the other bond films... it's almost like it's a detective/cop movie with drama and some noir-esque scenes here and there.
That, and the level of grit and physicality Craig brought to the role.
@@ger_red Yeah, Craig did an excellent job of making Bond more human. He has feelings, he experiences heartbreak, and he even gets hurt plenty of times. He's not a super human. His injuries sometimes carry through multiple scenes as well
Sleeping with Bond has the same mortality rate as being a Bond villain.
Only if you’re a woman
"Look how well your charm works, James. They'll do anything for you won't they?"
To be fair, there is a _bit_ of overlap.
Some Bond villains also sleep with him, does that makes their mortality rate exceedingly high?
what's the difference?
I feel like that winning combination of punch, pistol commandeering, and hiding behind a goon could have been done just as well before the girl died, and he even had an extra shot in hand
Then Silva would have had a round in his pistol
Shows he is only interested in getting the girls in bed that's all. The pric.
Yeah but who said Bond actually wanted one of his girls alive
He is warming up to a fight mate, common, he is not a sexist. 🤣
YOU KNOW NOTHING YOU ARE NOT JAMES BOND! LOL
Skyfall is my favorite bond film. The acting, the villain, his unusual intentions, his goal, where it all took place is just the best.
Did you not watch Casino Royale? It's not even close.
Skyfall was garbage
Casino royale was good but spent waaaay too much time in the casino
@@MrAgentTurnerthat was better, more spycraft and less overpacked action
The only thing i didn't like was the cheesy as hell home alone esc final stand at the end.
Just realized that scotch is a 1962 year, the same year Dr. No came out. Nice touch.
Wow, Dr No is THAT long ago lol? (I'm getting old)
@Elliot benson Nothing is a coincidence in film, everything is intentionally chosen. that was absolutely a deliberate choice.
And the music playing??
@@KygoCalvinHarris-xu4kvBoum
Song by Charles Trenet xx
Javier is honestly as great in this movie as he is in "No Country For Old Men." Just completely steals every scene.
No country for old men is just...morbid in its entirety.
and in Dune. fantastic actor
For everyone wondering why Silva had so few guards and no snipers around: Silva WANTED to get captured by Bond and sent back to Britain, because his goal was to take revenge on M for her betrayal and kill her personally. As Bond said later in the film Silva had planned his own escape and waited till M was vulnerable in a public enquiry before he tried to kill her with his henchmen disguised as coppers. In this scene Bond overestimated the number of guards around him and could've saved the girl if he'd acted sooner. Silva wanted to see him hurt emotionally so he murdered the girl, and out of anger Bond flipped when he felt he had nothing to lose.
No one asked.
I never really understood this thing... thanks!
@@EnjoyingChaotics smell my ass, i liked his post
@@EnjoyingChaotics Exactly, that's why you should shut up.
@@EnjoyingChaotics Who hurt you?
“A waste of Scotch” - savage, Bond, savage!
'Its a waste of good scotch.'
He sighs
that's michael fassbenders line!
I love the line and how he said it: "It's a waste of a good scotch" but then he takes them all out.
And you wonder, couldnt he have done that 10sec earlier?
Silva's gun was loaded and they were more on edge when his own gun was loaded. Bond was waiting for a moment to do it, but underestimated Silva's brutality.
He kinda wanted to see if he could hit the glass himself
Silva would have had a loaded gun, and bond turned his back to him mid fight, if you noticed, so either he would have shot bond, or the girl anyway.
The sequence was actually well thought out
It's simpler than that... Before he wouldn't try to make a move because it would put her at great risk, he probably didn't expect Silva to just shoot her. After she was dead he went to the "nothing to lose" mentality which allowed him to make his move.
@@zolikoff it's simpler than that. He is Bond. He cares more about the Mission than the girl.
Admittedly speculating on the motivations of a fictional character, but I can easily wager that in this scene Bond would be thinking that if he can stall long enough he can probably save her, but only if he can do so without compromising his mission. He puts on a good show of seeming like he’s not a credible threat with the shaky aim (Silva commenting on his test scores lent that credibility) to draw things out and make the goons lower their guard a bit after he’d finally used his one shot.
I honestly expected on my first viewing that Silva would prolong the game, forcing James to take multiple shots or administer non-fatal shots of his own. Instead it was just ‘my turn- BANG’. Took everyone in the theatre by surprise from the sounds around me.
In another scenario where this ruse succeeded, it’s possible Bond could have counted on the sound of the helicopters providing a split second distraction for him to make his move.
Tl;dr
Those weapons are almost impossible to shoot the target with that much presicion, before modern gunbarrels with helix surfaces, most shots were not on point so hitting the glass was just a huge game of luck in any case.
Watching it I noticed how many of the goons had their guns in their hands, not just in pockets or behind their backs. I think this is a credible take. He could have taken them but he knew it was extremely risky, he wanted them to lower their guards because they were at least aware of how dangerous he could be, if still underestimating him, and he wanted to save the girl and not kill Silva.
Once Silva just killed her outright, the goons not worried too much about him with an empty gun in hand, he was released.
AND to further this, by the time he goes to kill everyone 2 goons have their guns in their pants, and the really cocky one has now gotten so close to Bond to so Bond can pull the maneuver (at the first he was a good meter back and the table was between them). Even the order of kills reflects his concern: he shoots the one guy who had been carrying his gun before, but is next to Silva and therefore would have the easiest shot against Bond, throws the gun at the black dude to distract him because he still had his weapon in hand, is able to still shoot Mr. Gun-My-Crotch before he was able to fire, has to use Cocky Goon as a shield from Mr. Automatic who has already recovered and had an open shot by that point, and still manages NOT to get Silva shot in the process. I always felt like the scene was getting across that Bond was in a tight situation and couldn't come out completely on top, but really paying attention to how the scene is shot really confirms it for me at least.
@@joey7437-c4n I don't get all the comments saying the goons lowered their guard. They did not do so. For the most part they didn't even move from before he took the shot compared to after he took the shot. Its just not a plausible argument. Yes silva having a bullet in his gun may have been why bond did what he did. Maybe he was just stalling for backup to arrive and didn't think Silva would kill the girl like that
Arguably the best Bond movie and yet the only one where he fails to stop the villain from reaching his ultimate objective.
Am certain Craig's Bond has failed at almost every mission he has taken up, failed at everything in Casino Royale, failed at everything here, failed in No time to die
Yes and no. M did die, but Silva was denied his vengeance by dying before seeing her die-and even if he did, she died from a wound by a henchman, not Silva himself.
@@srikanthsv79 He doesn't fail in Casino Royale. Kinda back and worth but the movie literally ends with him blasting Mr. White in the leg lol. Terrorists don't wind up with the money
@sliceofsparta8985 tbh he lost the poker game, he gets caught & actually would be killed without Vesper.
This Bond by himself failed a lot & without assists would be long dead on very first mission.
@sliceofsparta8985 again fails in No time to die
Javier bardem reaction to bond saying "Everyone needs a hobby is just amazing acting imo at 0:37
Insane acting yes. You can feel the weight of his reaction and the importance of the meaning of how he reacted. It's hard to put it in words honestly
what a beautiful performance he gave, i can never forget it
@@Aditya-gx1xv very beautiful ...thats Javier for you. Excellent
Sigma male grindset rule #47: mourn the loss of alcohol over women
based
@@adamblake6656 *cue: Drive Forever
There are plenty of women. That was highly expensive 50 year old whiskey. A truly tragic loss
How about not being swayed by emotions? You think Bond didn't care about that girl at all?
@@arcangle7444 woman temporary. Scotch forever. Stay focused king
My personal favorite of all the Bond films. Great script with a more than human James Bond.
If you like it, then that's a good thing. But James bond would not be more human. Someone in his profession, a Government Assassin, would be a coldly ruthless person. That is one of the qualities which would have been sought for when selecting a Double 0 Agent. And it's something that all the previous James Bond incarnations had in common.
Then it does not deserve to call itself Bond, that is not what Bond is about. These were good movies, but leave the Bond silliness to Bond movies.
@@thefurrybstard1964 He's more human than previous versions as we see more of his weaknesses, and we see a little more empathy from Craig's Bond. Not to mention he fell in love, struggled with the loss and felt the love a father gives his child
@@GoGetYourShineboxBond is a Government killer. Any empathy would have been trained out of him, except for where he can use it to his advantage. Bond would also never show any signs of weakness that could be used against him. That is how Ian Flemming wrote Bond, and Flemming had been through similar training himself.
I dont know in what role i like him the Most, Anton Chigurh, Negan or Iron Man. Javier Downey Morgan is just a great Actor.
I particularly enjoyed him in 'No Country for Walking Dead Iron Men'
@@youtubedude3422 i liked "Ps: love in times of Chaplin" more, cause it was more serious.
Negan???
What?
If you watch carefully at 3:58, you can see how the man aiming the gun at his head actually laughs at his scotch joke, squinting his eyes momentarily and thus likely the reason Bond didn't get shot in the head. He uses that split second diversion to duck and begin his escape.
Wow, mind = blown
it's a nice idea, but probably more likely is that the goon is grinning at both what he thinks is bond's poor marksmanship, and the fact that the girl was simply murdered in front of him. the reason he didn't get shot in the head is because silva wanted to be captured and had therefore not issued an order to kill bond
Fun fact: In fifty years of James Bond movies, this is only the second one in which Bond suffers a gunshot wound. He was also shot in Thunderball (1965) during the Junkanoo chase.
OK first..... Its fiction, so..... can't be a fact
Secondly..... nothing fun about getting lied to.
i read that as "he got shot in his thunderballs"
@@luthahvelken4653 what
@@luthahvelken4653 that's not how facts are described typically
@@luthahvelken4653 its a fact about fiction you numbskull
Damn time flies. Can't believe its been 9 years since Skyfall!
It’s now nearly 12 years
@@caribbaviator7058yep
0:59 I like the way he's watching them "atta boy"
I feel like he sizes them up at different points to figure out who will be the biggest threat when he makes his move. He puts on his sunglasses when he's outside -- a legitimate thing to do, but then you can't see his eyes as he searches out options and scenarios for escape etc. When he sees Severine, he knows he's going to have to make his move soon. He turns and surveys probably the entire crew with his peripheral vision. Even as he downs his shot he takes a quick glance at each of them to know their position.
I just noticed that Bond was trying to save Severine by taking his time to shoot. He was trying to buy some time before the chopper arrive but they were too late.
Did Severine actually die in this scene? Or was she passed out after Silva shot the glass? I couldn't tell.
@@jillalexandrarock9217 He literally shot her lol.
The spectacular Javier Bardem!
Interrupt transmissions from a spy satellite over Kabul.
That aged really well
Well, now the USA is paying to do it against either the Chinese or the Russians. Or, some private contractors paying to have it done against whoever is working with the Taliban right now.
"Rig an election." yep
Or Rigging a Election... :')
@@Hyperi0nn I think you mean "fortifying an election", citizen
@@redd_cat He clearly said "Rigging" :P
So nice, Bond and the cavalry acted only when the girl was already dead. True heros, men of actions.
One of the best acting by villain
I believe he is just mentioning Macallen is a favorite of Bond's favorite whiskey, That bottle is $60K each at 50 years aged.
So if I buy good whiskey right now and I just wait around 50 years I can pass on retirement savings to my child?
@@77Avadon77 nope it's barrel aged
@@thelolsamshow Still works in some sense, though. I remember in the news some guy bought his son a bottle of fairly-expensive (£200) whisky every year as a birthday gift. By the time he was 18, some of the bottles were worth a couple grand.
@@lysandersensale2792 yes some bottles go up in value.
@@77Avadon77 yes. If you buy certain whiskey it can go up in value. But not if it's not aged. Alcohol stops aging the moment you take it by out of the barrel.
THE best James bond movie in the history of James bond movies, I don't care what anyone else says.
Yes you do, that’s why you wrote it here
@@Scatterpattern Nahhh....
In your opinion
So Bond couldn't wait (A LITERAL) minute so the choppers can arrive and that girl he banged would survive. Nah, because then he'd be Ethan Hunt.
From Bond's perspective, Silva would have shot the girl as soon as the choppers were audible. Bond probably knew she was as good as dead. In any case, Silva planned to be taken in so it's all moot.
He's covering his tracks dude, he's been keeping his eye on the Weinstein/epstein situation. What is it with these 'Steins'.....*wink*.
That would have erupted a hostage situation.
@@TheAlexmercer360batmanfan I think he was already compromised to be honest.
If he'd stalled any longer Silva would have realised he was stalling for reasons other than insecurity about his ability to hit the glass and he would have shot the girl. If Bond had attempted to disarm and kill the guards Silva would have shot the girl out of spite. If he'd turned the gun on Silva Silva's men would have killed him and probably shot the girl. This ladies and gentlemen is the Kobayashi Maru. A no win scenario.
I genuinely feel like this should have been the last Craig Bond film.
I think it would have been perfect. Have the one after this and No Time to Die before it, but then have this be the finale chapter.
I imagine he waited because after missing the shot (maybe intentionally, who knows what the writers had in their heads), and the girl being shot, the guards would be less on guard. The weapons were now fired, and Bond had failed. He wasn't the scary man they thought he was. They let their guards down for a second and he struck. Maybe could've pulled it off before, but safer this way.
as far as i'm concerned it IS the last Bond film
now that the franchise has gone woke, it's officially DEAD
@@OsamaBinLooney wait, woke how?
@@NWNative147 007 in the next movie is a woman
and there's a scene in one of the trailers where she tells Bond to "check his privilege"
Unfortunately, I agree with the woke comment. It’s awesome that such large issues are tackled in the spotlight, and also fun to see the doors open to a different audience for suspension of disbelief. The downside is once the entertainment is so large and vague it no longer has a certain magic. Like if Laura Croft was replaced with a black male. Still would be a badass film, just has a different pull that seems less genuine and more of a political move.
I don’t know if there is a “right” answer for all of those terribly complex issues that can be portrayed on screen, but the idea that some large and powerful groups of people are trying is encouraging for the future of our planet, if not necessarily for the film itself.
"there's nothing superfluous in my life" walking on his own _island_
Nice to hear Uganda mentioned in this movie, I come from Kampala, Uganda and I like Bond's actions in all his movies
Uganda has a nice range of action films itself, I'd much rather watch "Who Killed Captain Alex" than any of the Fast & Furious-movies
Old Bond would have made the shot blindfolded and gave a witty one liner. I like this version more
Which “Old Bond”? Yeah, Roger Moore, but he was always over-the-top.
@@Egilhelmson or Pierce Brosnan he was campy and over the top too
Basically any Bond after Sean Connery; although his version of Bond wasn't much different than the others as well
He did keep the witty one-liner though
That's because in this movie Bond wasn't at 100%, M lied about his test results
imagine silva all of the sudden says "JaCk SbArRoW"
Most biggest James Bond fan on this entire earth right here
0:25 That pop tho lol.
Thrilling film with some engaging moments that keep you on the edge of your seat…Daniel Craig’s best Bond film!
the bad guys never realize, you don't put a gun to the hero's head, you have an entire squad situated 3 meters away aiming at Bond and 2 hidden snipers just in case.
Well in that case Silva wanted to get caught.
Plus a few mini guns in case that fails.
Could drop a nuke on Bond here - even that wouldn't be enough. Plot armour is no joke haha!
@@thesarcasticimpala2886 Plot armour didn't seem to help him in his newest movie
@@timbusfahrer3172how boring that you have to resort to the reductive term of “plot armor”.
But still that’s a fair point
This was the biggest proof that Bond Girls of the Daniel Craig era would get the rawest deals! ☠️
To all the comments asking "why didn't he do that 10 seconds earlier and save the woman", one, Bond has a gun directed at his head, and two, Silva had a bullet in his dueling pistol.
three - It's a movie
One of the most remarkable scenes....
I felt genuinely bad for Severine. A tragic woman.
Finally someone who mentions it
She was such a compelling Bond girl, far better than Madeline(nothing against Lea Seydoux). Such a waste.
Part of the role
Still annoyed about that spilled Skotch
Fransiz kalmiwsin mevzuya😅
Call it Mr Bond
Call it
One of the best stunt choreography ever!!💯🔥
Bardem is such a fantastic actor. Almost made me root more for him than Craig in that movie.
Javier Bardem is so good, it is beyond the understanding of most people.
it's really not. we all know
Looking back and knowing his plan to be caught, a man of his experience and intelligence would never have allowed his henchman to be in blatant disarming range like that.
Although cool for the movie, there's no fucking way you wouldn't hear 3 choppers a mile away waiting... Hellen Keller could hear it.
Stealth Chopper it's a thing, Vietnam soldier and Osama dead because of it.
@@fendysusanto876 A helicopter designed to minimise its radar cross-section is very different to a helicopter that makes no sound. The "stealth" helicopters used during the Bin Laden raid happened to be modified UH-60 blackhawks with the intention of mitigating their chances of getting detected by Pakistani authorities. Whilst this was successful, it did little to decrease the actual sound of the helicopters which would have still been very loud as the turbine engines used on the black hawk generate a whooping 1,622 shaft horsepower. Needless to say, all of the members of the compound would have heard the helicopters well before they landed. And I am not really sure where you got the "Vietnam soldier" thing from because UH-1 Iroquois, AH-1 Cobra's and CH-46's where loud as hell and there was no intention of disguising that. In fact, their loud sound eventually led to problems as it was able to alert the Viet Cong of an impending attack. So in conclusion, yes those choppers should have been heard well before they actually arrived and unless by some Hollywood miracle they happened to have the worlds most efficient muffler for the engine whilst all the while having the sound of roughly 400rpm on some massive rotor be entirely negated, then there is no real way of disguising their approach.
@@admiralsogga7842 not to mention the one that crashed and made a loud noise right? I’m sure that was less than stealthy due to mechanical failures?
Yeah, the crash alerted everyone on the street that didn't already hear the chopper. Luckily nobody was hurt in the crash and a spare helicopter was flown in for the second team in order to replace the crashed one.
this is meant to serve the hero worshiping foos just like Top Gun
After seeing no country for old men, i have sooooo much respect for javier bardem's acting. He's so damn good
Silva is an amazing villain.
Best Bond ever.
"When you need to shoot, shoot!, don't talk"
Finally. A formidable villain with a motive.
As a life long bond fan it’s crazy to me to say this but I do believe Daniel Craig is the greatest bond of all time.
Sean Connery is. Fleming literally changed the books to make Bond more like Connery after the first movie came out.
Everyone has there own opinion but Connery is universally recognized as the best Bond
not even close
He's definitely up there. Personal favourite is woody allen
スカイフォールって、ボンドシリーズ史上最も大ヒットした映画でしたよね。
Rip the girl
The choreography in that shootout is so god damn cool
Craig... Best Bond Ever
And the first gay Bond.
He has just one expression. I'd prefer Sean, or even Roger. No humor.
Javier is such a great actor.
I checked out Macallan out of curiosity. I knew I would not be able to afford the whisky when I saw they charge $900 for a kit that makes ice spheres. Yeah, $900 to make ice balls instead of ice cubes. That's a lot of money to fancy up a drink that's best served at room temperature.
Consider also that you never put ice in scotch because it waters down the flavour.
Macallan 12 is good enough for my taste and wallet.
I used to go camping on the MacAllan distilleries land across from Aberlour, picturesque area. Was my Dads favourite tipple but obviously not the older bottles. There are very rich customers fly in for the golf and fishing then spend huge amounts on manager’s special editions.
Well every man needs a hobby.... Best answer for Silva. love it
absolute boss
Amazing Bond movie
Just watched the latest Bond. He's definitely come a long as a character since Casino Royale.
NOBODY talks about how Craig's Bond just took that shot. After previously being poisoned by his head to head. His newest opponent pours a drink, prepared for him behind his own back, and Craig doesn't really hesitate at all. He scores the henchman momentarily and downs it. He knew he had back up. And told the camera without telling the camera. Pity, he couldn't save the gal ... but I think that's why he took the shot.
Latest thing from Q-Branch...it's called a radio!
My best bond villain ever.
3:53 Wait...the guy in white was holding a gun the whole time, then at 4:09 all of a sudden he's magically without a gun like he never had one to begin with? Lmao.
First time noticing this.
pretty sure thats the pistol he just shot which can only be shot once before being reloaded.
Well seen, because he's still holding it while walking away at 4:02; we can only assume he let it drop afterwards.
@@theoforestier8766 We could, but i feel like that wouldn't fit with his character. He's supposed to be just as good as Bond skill wise, so why would he be so startled that he dropped his gun? Also, you can't see any gun on the ground near him. But, I see your point @Theo
@@jmg9509 The gun was empty. Only holds one shot and he used that on the girl. So he dropped it to raise his hands in surrender.
For those of you thinking Bond could have saved the girl.
No.
Silva isn’t just any villain. He’s a former agent that’s broken.
But he’s still former.
Bond and Silva are both trained to not let the enemy win.
So. In this scenario. What does winning look like for both of them.
Bond.
Save the girl
Capture Silva.
Silva.
Kill the girl
Get captured.
If Bond tried to be the hero too early
The girl dies.
No matter what.
They both know this.
Which is why Bond makes the comment about the scotch instead.
Again. Don’t let the enemy win.
All the bad guys from 007 get chance to kill Bond at first place but they didn't do it
BMA
Its a Movie!!!
Its all a part of the plan
"Plot armor" or like the scene from austin powers when DR evil catches him, so scott ways, ok, we got him, just kill him right here and now, so he's not going to be a issue anymore anymore etc. But DR evil just says now and does the obvious to torture austin, but likely give him a chance to escape 😂😂🤷♂️.
In the Simpsons cartoon the evil guy’s henchmen don’t make that mistake on the Connery lookalike
"It is time to die Mr. Bond, but before that, you have to watch my plan.........etc etc "
Helicopters: I don't care if she's about to die, I wanna see him do something cool first before we move in
0:45 okay now say this epic and slowly it’ll be for the trailer
You know there are people like him in real world doing lots of stuff we see in news
1:04 name of the song please
Hello Starwalker, The song is " Boum ! ", originally written in 1938. Written and performed by Charles Trenet. The video "Charles Trenet - Boum" which shows him performing on stage singing the song is worthwhile watching. Cheers.
@@nicholasmatthews5989 thank you very much for your help!
James Bond is a man of class 😎😎😎😎
if James just decided to shoot silva in the leg then the entire second half of the movie basically doesnt happen
Love you James ❤❤❤
Wow! Those helicopters somehow managed to not to get spotted until got there. Impressive rotor technology
That is one special bottle of whisky, distilled in 1962, aged for 50 years, bottled and enjoyed in 2012. Very rare.
ACtors are workers. They are contractually bound to not get drunk at work.
@@0xdawg754 Must be a new thing, actors drinking on set is common. Martin Sheen was intoxicated in Apocalypse now.
Bond taking out the goon holding the Glock to his head was ridiculously satisfying
Bond: "Well, everyone needs a hobby."
Silva: "...What's yours?"
Bond starts to internally debate whether to tell Silva about the 3.000 points Adeptus Mechanicus army he recently finished and is very satisfied with
😂😂😂😂
James bond only missed because he didnt want to ruin that good scotch.
i just googled that bottle of scotch. $22,000
So correct me if I’m wrong but that is a smoothbore pistol, and if Bond tried to make that shot, even if he was a world champion marksmen, there’s still only a 5% chance he makes that shot because smoothbore rounds will float all over the place as they travel out of the barrel. If you fire an old musket a person can actually watch the round go left and right and up and down and will never ever hit right on the target the way a modern round would and will land within around a 5 inch radius from the intended spot. Bond knew this, so he missed on purpose to try and save the girl but then the girl was shot and he knew that he had to leave guns blazing. He was purposely set up for failure.
3:21 u can see it has rifeling so its not smoothbore
@@AK.599Smoothbore flintlock, sir. No cartridge, no shaped bullet.
I was thinking why would we suspect the villain gave us a gun that fired true in the first place
@@skeletonofwisdom2922Turn up the quality. You can make out the grooves for the rifling, if only just barely.
@@maxharter5716 I saw that but do flintlocks have any use of rifling? Also, didn't see them putting powders or balls in the barrel.
Weird gun.
My second favorite James Bond. I'll give you hint as to my first, I saw Thunderball in a movie theater as a kid.
Your favorite Bond movie was License to Kill?
I love how Intense the situation is. Silva has devilish and calm conniving demeanor like Scaramenga of Golden Gun and perhaps a little of Alec in Goldeneye. He sees himself as Bond’s perfect equal. Trapped and virtually helpless. Daring Bond to try and shoot the glass without harming the woman see if he’s really as perfect as the legend says to be.
The poor girl just another pawn in Silvia’s sick “game”. Figures if Bond is too “soft” to put her out or her misery, he’ll do it for him. His plan was to beat Bond in the end, and the bastard succeeded in this aspect.
I do love a good character study (or in this case a bad/villainous one)
0:51 "even i thought that was lame and I am in the movie"
3:04 is that the guy who beat up deontay wilders?
Best bond ever
Flaming James Bond. That should go over well with the audience.
The Mcallan is what gives away that James Bond is me. Fine and rare indeed.
1962, clever... 6 & 1991... 11
Hilarious how Javier Bardem is so nice and polite in real life but plays some of the scariest motherfuckers in movie history. I wish he would’ve been the leader of Spectre and main villain instead of just a side villain for one of the Daniel Craig Bond films.
Super villian has all the technology in the world to pretty much do anything they want.. but can't detect 3 aircrafts coming into their area 😂
Got to have some form of realism, I guess.
My favorite Bond movie!
When pointing your gun at someone... NEVER bring it closer to them, especially if they're the main character.
This was the one scene i could never understand. He could have saved her. He could have done all that before Desilva fired a single shot.
Silva had a bullet so why would he risk himself against a man if equal training & skill?
This scene alone is better than most of No Time to Die. Why did Craig have Bond act like some schoolboy wimp
As a Ugandan, I'm concerned.
Lol, he put down barrel of flintlock pistol and bullet dont fall off it...I was laughting when I saw it in the movie, still funny lol
Could he not have fought the bad guys before he tried to shoot the scotch?
The first thing Silva would have done was to take a big step back while Bond did so. The second thing he would have done is shot her out of spite.
@@theo-jamesmoulton2000 but he shot her anyway. So you might as well take the risk. This scene makes no sense, no legitimate operator would act this way
I had the same reaction. If he could just deal with them whilst the guard pointed a gun at his head why wait so long and let the girl die ffs. He could have shot, missed her and use noise of the moment to attack or something. Wtf Bond.
@ro co Nobody can hit a shot glass at that range with those pistols. A bench vise couldn't do it in 20 tries. The whole thing was a power play from the start.
PITCH HAD A CLEAN SURFACE TO FINISH OFF THE THINGS IN A MAX OF 20 SEC..... GREAT ONE....