Love this Bond movie! One of the coolest bond cars. "Glad I insisted you brought this cello" My favourite line in the movie after he argued about taking it.
Victor Hall fans who didn’t read the books and that were fans of the movies at the time didn’t necessarily like Dalton and his serious tones as Bond and his films as they were used to Roger Moore after his 7 films in 12 years with his lighthearted take on the role. People have grown to like Dalton more in recent years including critics. Lazenby was not a fan favorite either at the time as they were used to Connery and On Her Majesty’s Secret Service was a box office failure at the time was released in 1969 but he has received a following in more recent years as well and his movie has been more regarded as one of the best in the series
Dalton made the best Bond films. His first was a great international espionage movie, his second an in-depth character study breaking away from the two dimension mold. Sadly, people back then still wanted their secret underwater bases and satellite death rays, so he was turfed and Brosnan stepped into the role (albeit, Goldeneye was awesome too).
LordDyhalto That's not strictly true, Dalton was going to be in a third bond movie but the production money dried up and arguments over this and that so it was delayed. The money didn't come back until 1994-1995 and by then Dalton wasn't interested anymore.
Yeah I would also add that by the time pierce stepped into the role and took inspiration from both Connery and Moore with a sprinkle of Dalton public opinion warmed to a darker harder edged bond so he had a better reception then Dalton did, Dalton was to early if anything, he was ahead of the Kerb and people weren’t ready for it.
+JohnRooney Gaming Honestly, based on looks I'd say the BMW Z3 or Z8 were the best looking, but they didn't have the prestige or the popularity of the Aston Martins. By extension, it's like saying the Bugatti Veyron is the most beautiful car ever made, when actually it's pretty hideous, but also an automotive work of art.
There are a number of reasons Timothy did not do the third Bond. One being after so long of a break between Licence To Kill and the next one, they wanted Tim to do a lot more, which Tim did not. So they though it was a good time to usher in a new actor for the role. Its a shame the legal battle came about as I seen what was planned and looks like it could have been the best yet. I realty loved Tim's portrayal of Bond.
+Garrett Dark Actually he was doing a third Bond in 1991, Property of a lady. Pre production began in late 1990 but it was halted to due to legal battles between MGM and UA that began when Harry Saltzman departed in the 1970's.
+STEFAZON500 Yes I've read that as well. The Property of the Lady was also a title of Ian Fleming short Bond story that was included in an edition of a book that included The Living Daylights and Octopussy. It was also the name listed for the Faberge egg in the auction in Octopussy film.
+Garrett Dark what was the storyline for property of a lady? I agree though, it's always a shame when a legal battle holds up any great franchise, by the sounds of it, if everything went according to plan after 1991 property of a lady, they would've had time for one last Timothy Dalton movie in 1993 before Brosnan came in. Although GoldenEye wouldn't have existed, or come after property of a lady anyway
Timothy Dalton did not do a third 007 because he knew that MGM was trying to get him fired as they blamed him form License to Kill bombing in the USoA. MGM and EON sued each other. He put his career on hold and that hurt him.
The greatest car chase scene in film history..by one of the most underrated Bond actor ever..We don't have Steve McQueen or any other, but this is much polished..
@tantive4 I fully agree. Dalton WAS the best Bond, dark and gritty. I really wish he could have done a couple more films. Dalton has always been underrated, though, in pretty much everything he's done.
For a while I thought he was the weakest Bond, but seeing Dalton play other roles made me respect him as an actor all the more. I feel like people want actors to emulate Sean Connery and anything that doesn't fit into that mold is not appreciated.
@birddogdk Of course they exsist, they are a muzzle loaded grenade, there's an attachment that's fitted onto the end of the rifle and grenade is fixed into the barrel. They have been around since the early 1900's.
I have that very same car and in black to, mines a '87. I think the one in the movie was an '86. I would love to recreate this scene with my V8 Vantage and Celine Dion plays my love interest.
Rewatching this scene, I noticed a couple of things: - When Bond's car crashes into the wooden hut, there's no way that rickety piece of wood would have held him inside it! - If you compare how deep his tireless wheel is cutting at 2:50 to how thick the ice is at around 2:52, it looks a bit stupid. Even so, this is still one of my favourite Bond car chases, just cause I love the V8 Vantage.
at 1:55 he tells her "see where this leads to", and at 2:02 she replies "this only leads to the lake". I never had a lady as a passenger who was able to read a map correctly within 7 seconds! :-))
I love the look of determination on Dalton's face at 2:08 as he's preparing to drive into the ice fishing shack. "F*ck it. We're going through or crashing". LTK always used to be my favorite Bond film, with TLD 2nd favorite (And Dalton's my favorite Bond). But now, they alternate positions. Both are still my top two favorites of the franchise, no matter which one is at the top.
FYI the roadblock was set up at the south end of the Festungsburg road tunnel, just south of Sachsenburg, Austria. The Google Map coordinates are 46.8212898,13.35386.
wow the lazer cut that cop car so perfectly you cant see a trace of the engine mechanism connection. Even for a part sci-fi movie that was really fake lol
Yep-- MG42; *STILL* used today in Germany today, only modernized and slightly modified, and then rebranded as the MG3--still doesn't explain why police/military in Czechoslovakia (which is where this happens, if I recall correctly) are using one, unless its a leftover from World War II that they seized and repurposed for their own use. Or, could be an actual MG3-- they started making them in 1960, 27 years before this (but still a *Western* machine gun, so the former's more likely-- old MG42).
A View to a Kill. Moore's last outing and the one before this one. Much criticised, but I like it very much. Hell, it introduced me to Christopher Walken.
@SlayerDarth That is probably why Fleming wanted to put as very little gadgets as possible in his books. He wanted to show that a real spy, like him, didn;t have to rely on gadets to get themselves out of sticky situations. just their wits. And Q branch provided equipments, not really gadgets and Q, or Major Boothroyd was really an armorer based on a real life armorer. Funny how differently things are.
if they (producers) were smarter, they would have made 3/4 of the newer Bond-movies just all highlights of the cool gadgets! I'm sure i'm not the only one that loved that stuff more than just about _anything_ else!!! 😎 😋
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The Living Daylights is one of my favorite Bond films.
"What happened?
- Salt corrosion."
Dalton is One of my favorite Bonds
To me, second only to Connery.
Girl: What happeend?
Bond: Salt corrosion
Great stuff :P
Love this Bond movie! One of the coolest bond cars. "Glad I insisted you brought this cello" My favourite line in the movie after he argued about taking it.
this car chase was so amazing and that music, OMG, that beat was so awesome
Dalton & Lazenby. The 2 most underrated Bonds. Fans of the books love these 2.
Vic
Victor Hall fans who didn’t read the books and that were fans of the movies at the time didn’t necessarily like Dalton and his serious tones as Bond and his films as they were used to Roger Moore after his 7 films in 12 years with his lighthearted take on the role. People have grown to like Dalton more in recent years including critics. Lazenby was not a fan favorite either at the time as they were used to Connery and On Her Majesty’s Secret Service was a box office failure at the time was released in 1969 but he has received a following in more recent years as well and his movie has been more regarded as one of the best in the series
Dalton made the best Bond films.
His first was a great international espionage movie, his second an in-depth character study breaking away from the two dimension mold. Sadly, people back then still wanted their secret underwater bases and satellite death rays, so he was turfed and Brosnan stepped into the role (albeit, Goldeneye was awesome too).
LordDyhalto That's not strictly true, Dalton was going to be in a third bond movie but the production money dried up and arguments over this and that so it was delayed. The money didn't come back until 1994-1995 and by then Dalton wasn't interested anymore.
Yeah I would also add that by the time pierce stepped into the role and took inspiration from both Connery and Moore with a sprinkle of Dalton public opinion warmed to a darker harder edged bond so he had a better reception then Dalton did, Dalton was to early if anything, he was ahead of the Kerb and people weren’t ready for it.
Best looking Bond car of all time!!
Second best. The first will always be the DB5.
Max Robinson In your opinion, not mine! :) But yes the DB5 is a very good looking car - that cannot be denied.
+John Rooney (filmandtvgeek) I agree mate... The V8 is definitely my favourite... I'm not actually a fan of the DB5, find it quite boring?!?
DeadRepublicOfficial I don't find it "boring" so to speak, I just find it quite exaggerated.
+JohnRooney Gaming Honestly, based on looks I'd say the BMW Z3 or Z8 were the best looking, but they didn't have the prestige or the popularity of the Aston Martins. By extension, it's like saying the Bugatti Veyron is the most beautiful car ever made, when actually it's pretty hideous, but also an automotive work of art.
"Amazing this modern safety glas!"
Exquisite Timothy Dalton ❤️ as Bond ❤️
Damn, that soundtrack is good.
I get goosebumps when that synthesizer bass starts.
After watching this movie for the second time, I loved it
That badass synthesizer bass allways gets me pumped.
imagine a car in real life with gadgets like that
I love this car chase and The Living Daylights is my second favourite Bond film just behind For Your Eyes Only.
I've had a few optional extras installed
God that aston is just beautiful 😍
One of my all-time favorite Bond cars...such a shame it had to blow up.
Definitive Bond for me!!!!
Surely it must be difficult to go under cover in communist Czechoslovakia while driving an Aston?!
Most underrated James Bond ever; my second favourite Bond film after Skyfall. That Aston Martin is my dream car
Dalton was never my favorite actor to play Bond, but the action/chase scenes in his movies are easily the best.
There are a number of reasons Timothy did not do the third Bond.
One being after so long of a break between Licence To Kill and the next one, they wanted Tim to do a lot more, which Tim did not. So they though it was a good time to usher in a new actor for the role.
Its a shame the legal battle came about as I seen what was planned and looks like it could have been the best yet.
I realty loved Tim's portrayal of Bond.
+Garrett Dark Actually he was doing a third Bond in 1991, Property of a lady. Pre production began in late 1990 but it was halted to due to legal battles between MGM and UA that began when Harry Saltzman departed in the 1970's.
+STEFAZON500 Yes I've read that as well.
The Property of the Lady was also a title of Ian Fleming short Bond story that was included in an edition of a book that included The Living Daylights and Octopussy. It was also the name listed for the Faberge egg in the auction in Octopussy film.
+Garrett Dark what was the storyline for property of a lady? I agree though, it's always a shame when a legal battle holds up any great franchise, by the sounds of it, if everything went according to plan after 1991 property of a lady, they would've had time for one last Timothy Dalton movie in 1993 before Brosnan came in. Although GoldenEye wouldn't have existed, or come after property of a lady anyway
Timothy Dalton did not do a third 007 because he knew that MGM was trying to get him fired as they blamed him form License to Kill bombing in the USoA. MGM and EON sued each other. He put his career on hold and that hurt him.
Well brosnan I think was a good replacement for the role Dalton did a good job I'm not saying that but the replacement was a good one
Amazing this modern safety glass
Great Bong Movie, thanks for the chase upload!
Dalton as Bond was way ahead of its time,he perfected the darker Bond before Craig
One of the best car scenes. thanks! =)
Girl:What happened?
Bond:Salt corrosion.
One of the best Bond moments! Thanks for posting.
One of my favorite Bonds
The greatest car chase scene in film history..by one of the most underrated Bond actor ever..We don't have Steve McQueen or any other, but this is much polished..
You gotta love all Kara Milovy's expressions lol
Classic Cold War theme loving the Lada!!
@tantive4 I fully agree. Dalton WAS the best Bond, dark and gritty. I really wish he could have done a couple more films. Dalton has always been underrated, though, in pretty much everything he's done.
I remember there used to be a Spanish soap opera called "Nina Bonita" that used some of this music over and over again LOL.
2:05 So this is how a Siege Ram in Aoe2 were made
Kara:What happened?
James: Corrosion! axaxxaxax later... amazing this smart safety glass! THE BEST MOVIE from the whole series!
The baffled Bond girl is always a good touch :P
I love that scene. One of the best bond cars ever.
This is what James Bond car chases is all about! A cool car with gadgets, and one liners!
Timothy Dalton had swagg.
"Amazing this modern safety glass".
That should have been Q's line. Sounds like a hastily assembled script alright.
Nice Bond car this one is my favourite.
Dalton may not be the best bond, but this car chase scene is one of the best
best Bond car chase ever!!!And second best Bond movie of all times!!
a tear rolled down from my eye @ 4:00
Badass Aston Martin! 1986 V8 Vantage
Kind of brings back memories, this. Never really was interested about the Volante, I was all about those VB 2101(6)s!
I miss these Bond movies of the cold war era. The plot seem lot more epic back than,
my favorite bond movie and car
Timothy Dalton was so underrated as bond i think he was actually brilliant at bond
+CE11SCAN Second only to Connery himself...
Veřejná bezpečnost Lada 1500 ownage :D
For a while I thought he was the weakest Bond, but seeing Dalton play other roles made me respect him as an actor all the more. I feel like people want actors to emulate Sean Connery and anything that doesn't fit into that mold is not appreciated.
Bond's Aston kind of reminds you a of 67 Shelby GT-500 crossed with a Rolls Royce. Bad ass car.
Excellent scene.
@birddogdk Of course they exsist, they are a muzzle loaded grenade, there's an attachment that's fitted onto the end of the rifle and grenade is fixed into the barrel. They have been around since the early 1900's.
BEST BOND CAR CHASE...EVER
An Aston Martin doesn't NEED to be invisible.
This is the best chase in the entire series. Fuck, save for Bullitt, it's probably the best chase in any movie ever.
I have that very same car and in black to, mines a '87. I think the one in the movie was an '86. I would love to recreate this scene with my V8 Vantage and Celine Dion plays my love interest.
corvetteguy1980 I'd rather have a Datsun 280 ZX , much cheaper than a V8 vantage and more money left over for more than a few optional extras !!!!!
Rewatching this scene, I noticed a couple of things:
- When Bond's car crashes into the wooden hut, there's no way that rickety piece of wood would have held him inside it!
- If you compare how deep his tireless wheel is cutting at 2:50 to how thick the ice is at around 2:52, it looks a bit stupid.
Even so, this is still one of my favourite Bond car chases, just cause I love the V8 Vantage.
@codename617 Indeed. It was fortunate that Fleming was to encounter Boothroyd, as he introduced to the James Bond universe his trademark Walther PPK.
Great musics!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i fall in love in that aston martin
@csno1 Last score from the Great John Barry ! R.I.P.
at 1:55 he tells her "see where this leads to", and at 2:02 she replies "this only leads to the lake". I never had a lady as a passenger who was able to read a map correctly within 7 seconds! :-))
I love the look of determination on Dalton's face at 2:08 as he's preparing to drive into the ice fishing shack. "F*ck it. We're going through or crashing". LTK always used to be my favorite Bond film, with TLD 2nd favorite (And Dalton's my favorite Bond). But now, they alternate positions. Both are still my top two favorites of the franchise, no matter which one is at the top.
Bond, looking back at his past, has realised the most important thing of all: Q-Branch is the reason he's still alive.
'Looks like they just found us' haha :D
TDALT my boy!!!
I want that Aston!!!
FYI the roadblock was set up at the south end of the Festungsburg road tunnel, just south of Sachsenburg, Austria. The Google Map coordinates are 46.8212898,13.35386.
awesome...
That was preposterous. Although the way he was moving in the car @3:45 made me lol.
Tim dalton so under-rated. Awesome bond, in my opinion the best. Love daniel craig took over the many
@spectre0075 And yet, in a way, looks quite a bit like a fastback Mustang. I love this Aston. A classic.
(Smiles) Makes me heartbeat!
I have a few optional extras installed
Notice when Dalton's Bond opens up for the gadgets at 0:12 the gear box is left in neutral...
"Brace yourself, cos I'm gonna do some funky shit."
Best Bond car chase ever. :) Forget the stupid modern Bond, which has nothing to do with this.
So so under rated
I want that Aston
I think this scene inspired the Ice Chase level of 007 Nightfire game? Who agrees?
All that firepower and it takes a snow bank to stop the car!
Thanks. Nice to also see some appreciation for my opinion too.
wow the lazer cut that cop car so perfectly you cant see a trace of the engine mechanism connection. Even for a part sci-fi movie that was really fake lol
You sir, are right.
Why couldn't you learn to play the violin?
+iJamieGamer 25 Glad I insisted you brought that cello!
I laugh at how the digital crosshairs have to line up, when all it can do is fire straight ahead anyway.
Yep-- MG42; *STILL* used today in Germany today, only modernized and slightly modified, and then rebranded as the MG3--still doesn't explain why police/military in Czechoslovakia (which is where this happens, if I recall correctly) are using one, unless its a leftover from World War II that they seized and repurposed for their own use. Or, could be an actual MG3-- they started making them in 1960, 27 years before this (but still a *Western* machine gun, so the former's more likely-- old MG42).
Its a MG3
A View to a Kill. Moore's last outing and the one before this one. Much criticised, but I like it very much. Hell, it introduced me to Christopher Walken.
My pleasure !
It's so considerate of Bond to always use the most cost-effective methods of carrying out assignments...
2:38 It's a double blowout! I've never seen one of these before.
I know. Whenever it accelerates it sounds awesome.
@SlayerDarth That is probably why Fleming wanted to put as very little gadgets as possible in his books. He wanted to show that a real spy, like him, didn;t have to rely on gadets to get themselves out of sticky situations. just their wits. And Q branch provided equipments, not really gadgets and Q, or Major Boothroyd was really an armorer based on a real life armorer. Funny how differently things are.
So sad when the Aston blows up :(
if they (producers) were smarter, they would have made 3/4 of the newer Bond-movies just all highlights of the cool gadgets!
I'm sure i'm not the only one that loved that stuff more than just about _anything_ else!!! 😎 😋
The Die Another day car was cool but a bit gimmicky... Thanks for uploading this I'm using it for the James Bond Chapter of my Aston Martin project