@Ff Tg just a comment regarding the intense sensitivity of people nowadays. They (bored people with no struggles in life?) keep finding things to be offended about. I can only hope they become offended with earth and all go colonize Mars.
If you pause at just the right moment at 1:52, you can see some of Bond's other answers to the questions on the form. Some of them are pretty standard, e.g. he's rarely anxious or scared, but the one that interested me the most is that he only scored himself a 2 on the question asking if he ever feels regretful. I initially thought it'd be higher since we saw Bond regret a fair bit surrounding the death of Vesper Lynn back in Casino Royale and Quantum of Solace, but then I realized it was a nice little touch to show how he's grown and moved on as a character since then.
Every answer that he gives is ambiguous, to any question where the answer is not factual. If Bond went middle or high on regret we'd be talking about a killer with a conscience, something that doesn't pass basic training and certainly does not have a license to kill because emotion is the death of duty. Just a film tho, Im pretty sure Daniel Craig has regrets about steroids lol.
When Craig says “I kill people” he really sells it. So casual, with no flinch. It’s as if I’m watching an interviewer ask a killer that question for real.
Madeleine: What is your occupation? Bond: Well it's not the sort of thing that looks good on a form. Madeleine: So you are an exotic dancer. I understand.
P: "My occupation? Usher in a cathouse. L.O.L." Q: "Couldn't you get something else?" P: "Sanitation Engineer?" Q: "You mean janitor?" P: "Certified Sweeper and Mopper. Wanna see my certificate?" Q: "Ummm,no. What's this SCUBA Diploma?". P: "Sometimes I've gotta dive in the sewage system and unclog the pipes just to get samples of a dictator's health" Q: "So you are literally swimming in shit.Your perfect as a secret agent". P: "Well Yes!, I was an aquatic mole for MI-6".
A part of it is real and you can visit it in Austria in ötzital, I've visited it a year ago and they build a whole bond museum on top of the mountain. Its a beautiful place to visit!
Craig has turned out to be my favorite Bond; I hope the next Bond can make it look so natural and effortless! Best of luck to Daniel Craig's replacement, big shoes to fill!
@@snugglenuts The 'license to kill' is actually the understanding that a spy will violate any and all laws of the country within which they operate as necessary to complete their mission, with the understanding that they will be at the mercy of that country's legal system if caught. It's not legal permission in any sense.
This interaction is so powerful after watching No Time To Die. Their relationship was besieged from beginning to end by mistrust that neither of them were responsible for sowing. So depressing yet so powerful what they managed to achieve together anyway.
Now that the Craig era is over,it's pretty much clear that it was about the uncommon life of a very uncommon man; of course, his relantionship and life with Madeleine had to be uncommon as well.
@@DerHammerSpricht nope I’m just gonna pretend he got off that island and Q made some sort of antidote to cure him so he could actually go back with Madeleine and you know who else and be happy for once. That ending was a gut punch.
But what else a probably frightened woman at that point can say? "Please Mr. Bond have your way with me cause you kill people" or something on those lines? How the fuck anyone react to people who kill others for a living? Cause if he kills for a living maybe he thinks its the easy way out of every difficult situation. She doesn't know that so she relies of publicity of their location to make herself feel safe again.
Security: Why do you want this guy to leave? Madeline: He kills people for a living. Security: Ooooh I see. Sorry everyone’s on a tea break at the moment!!
@@023achilles In the non-Soviet Russia of today, security still calls you ... especially if you use the "incorrect" term when referring to a certain Special Military Operation.
2:00 I love how he turns from somewhat normal to stone cold killer in a second, her performance also adds to this a lot, the sudden tension makes this scene great
Dr Swan: I hope you don't mind, the view can be a bit distracting Bond: I hadn't noticed *wink wink She gives the slightest acknowledgement of that line. Barely glances his way. Once a swordsman, always a swordsman.
a very convincing scene from an emotional standpoint . the subtle changes in the woman's demeanor when she discovers her father is dead were well played and then she goes into denial at the end of the scene , trapping the audience into wanting a follow up . excellent acting .
When she learns he's an assassin, she completely freezes, you see the "aaaah shiiiet" in her face, but the she learn's he not here for her, and immediatly regains confidence... Pretty nice acting
I gotta say Daniel Craig has (arguably) become my favorite Bond actor (next to Connery). The story arc of the films he has been in has been tremendous. It got dark, gritty, and less tech-heavy. Gone were the "fun" films of the 80's with Roger Moore and Timothy Dalton. Craig has been fantastic in a role that had become cliche - full of punchlines and reliant on gadgets from "Q" and special effects. The continuity from film-to-film has made it more interesting overall. Though I wasn't a big fan of the opening sequence of this movie, I place "Skyfall" at a close number two on my list behind "Thunderball" as my favorite Bond films of all-time (understanding that choice flies in the face of the stark differences of film style I just commented on, but I still stand by my point.
Craig is the most unconvincing Bond ever. He looks like a Homebase manager, not a British secret agent that men want to be like, and that women want to be with. If ever I met him I'd be asking him for a refund, not tips on international espionage.
One of the best scenes. For some reason, Lea is very interesting actress and of course Mr. Craig is a very good actor. My husband and I actually enjoyed this film. Definitely Casino Royale, Skyfall, Spectre and No Time to Die is a keeper. All the best.
12-18-2020 - - - I can't think of anyone other than Daniel Craig that could play such a blunt instrument of lethality coated with a veneer of suave sophistication. Although I'm a big fan of some of the other versions of Bond, Craig just brings it all together into this version.
I thought they were going to ruin No Time to Die with SJW crap, but after seeing the trailers, I actually think it looks kinda ok, so hopefully you're right.
@@RageAZA if I were security and discovered I'd have to ask 007 to leave the premises, I'd come to him with a smile, my hands both in full view, slowly gesturing towards the elevator while saying "Mr. Bond, your shaken vodka Martini is already waiting for you downstairs". And I would make sure it is.
Please. He wouldn't kill in such a wide and heavily-populated building. He is a spy and a man-at-arms. He has some standards, one of them being stealth. He's not some psychotic, blood-crazed mafia hitman. He has a mission to complete, and he's not one to kill people just because, especially not civilians or law-enforcement officers with no connections whatsoever with any criminal group.
@@Briselance hahahahaahahahahahahhaha Do you work as a security guard at one of these places? Watch any bond flick, you will know collateral is bigger than the mission at hand
@@toddekramer The films have always evolved as much as the producers have felt they needed to ... the Bourne films made them realise they needed a seismic change after Die Another Day
What hasn't changed is his drinking. What hasn't changed is the way he kills people when he has to. What hasn't changed is the same way bond looks at Madeline.
With the incredibly low volume I thought she said "Hope you don't mind, you can be a bit distracting" and I was rather confused, I'm glad you have better ears than I.
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Except he doesn't speak russian. You may not realize how it degrades a movie when one of the major role is supposed to be a native of a foreign speaking country like you but speaks with a thick accent. They tend to do it less frequently those days but still when I hear a french character speaking french with a british or american accent my ears are bleeding.
@@jameselliott8541 spare me the usual stereotypes. not all French are in the same basket. If you want to spit on the grave of Lafayette you're free to do so, but I'm afraid you would be the one self-deprecating himself. Btw I'm both American and French and I live in the US, not quite (yet) the "hero of two worlds" but I'm working on it.
@@alainvielle6983 I don't think him not speaking russian would be much of a barrier if the filmmakers decided to make it almost entirely in English, much like the series Chernobyl is.
@@mohammadhamza2901 Yes I agree, and they could even have him speak butchered russian in public speeches to match the lips and then overdub him with the voice of the real Putin.
Oof the way he says "I kill people" sounds soooo real. Talking to my veteran family members always elicits the same kind of response... A kind of quick and subtly confrontational way of broaching the issue. Somewhat ashamed but matter of fact. Terrifying. Such a great actor.
I don't like that line because it's not at all accurate. Bond is a spy, not an assassin (he tells us so in at least one other movie). Why on earth roll up to a swanky health resort with you trousers tucked into your socks and announce that you're a killer ? It's absurd.
I know some people say they liked Vesper Lynd the best, but I really loved Dr. Madeline Swann as a love interest for Bond. Her character was so interesting in an understated, mysterious way. Plus her stubbornness and unwillingness to do things his way.
It might not necessarily be the best Bond movie but it blows my mind when people say that Spectre is worse than Die another day, quantum of solace or diamonds are forever.. It is among the weaker films but it by far is not the weakest
It only gets so much hate because it's the lastest entry that was a bit more on the weak side. In time rose-tinted nostalgia shades will work their effect, much like it did for less recent entries in the series. The takeaway is to simply enjoy the things you enjoy, not bother with hate, and not have anyone else tell you what to think.
Nah, only Diamonds Are Forever is worst than this. At least QOS and DAD is entertaining. All the action scenes in this movie except the train fight are lame.
Barthotuber it is a matter of personal preference and it is subjective. For instance, I like all of the James Bond movies with Daniel Craig and a few with Sean Connery but did not like any of the others while other people prefer the other James Bond movies. In the end, it does not matter who likes one James Bond movie over the other as long as you like it.
Agree on Die Another Day and Diamonds Are Forever, but I prefer Quantum over Spectre. It definitely had its issues but at least I was never bored watching it, and even though Dominic Greene was a dull villain he still made sense. I just find what they did with Blofeld in this film far too dumb to look past.
This dialogue is why Craig is the best Bond...the closest to the one in the novels. He talks about the death of her father with a chilling non-chalance of one discussing a trivial common issue like the weather
Daniel Craig showed Bond as a real person with a lot of flaws - not like the "perfect" squeaky clean womaniser Bond that Connery, Brosnan and Dalton portrayed.
"You have ten minutes to leave the building and then I'm calling security" He just told you he kills people for a living, you'd be sending them to their deaths
I found this movie to be dreadful when I first watched it. But 'No Time to Die' did the unthinkable and made this movie look so much better than when I had watched it for the first time.
When Bond told her that her father was dead.
She looked shaken, but not stirred.
this is amazing :D
😂
This comment devers more hype.
Bravo, I say, bravo.
Well, she looked like she could do with a drink!
"the view can be distracting." - "I hadn't noticed" smooth af
that line was crazy.
Too perfect, any chance I ever get to use that line on a woman like her I’m full sending.
@Ff Tg Agreed, best to burn your underground Dr. Seuss book collection before *they* find you
@Ff Tg just a comment regarding the intense sensitivity of people nowadays.
They (bored people with no struggles in life?) keep finding things to be offended about. I can only hope they become offended with earth and all go colonize Mars.
Ti Ko Ironically ''af'' isn't smooth at all but a sign of a tryhard wannabe.
16. General Anxiety level: 2/10
17. Do you feel scared?: 2/10
18. Are you regretful? 2/10
19. General temper/mood: 6/10
20. Occupation: Blank
But the movie makers are fkn idiots nowadays so you go figure
What's your point, though?
Those 2 regrets are Vesper and M aren’t they.
@@westminsterabbey.6916 hah, wouldn't that imply that James Bond only did 10 things in his life?
@@SOLOcan Yes it would.
'Do you exercise?" 'No, I got ripped like this eating pies and watching telly'
i must be eating the wrong pies >
Steroids.
@@niukal same
That'd be hard to tell in those clothes. You can even hide a proper beer belly by tightening your stomach a bit and wearing the right stuff.
@@bobfg3130 Chicken, rice and broccoli.
"...And this is how I met your father"
"Let me tell you his story, we have all the time in the world"
:(
@@jjrj8568 "Now we are both... poisoned with heartbreak..."
"He was pretty charming, but he sucked at paperwork."
If you pause at just the right moment at 1:52, you can see some of Bond's other answers to the questions on the form. Some of them are pretty standard, e.g. he's rarely anxious or scared, but the one that interested me the most is that he only scored himself a 2 on the question asking if he ever feels regretful. I initially thought it'd be higher since we saw Bond regret a fair bit surrounding the death of Vesper Lynn back in Casino Royale and Quantum of Solace, but then I realized it was a nice little touch to show how he's grown and moved on as a character since then.
Read the entire comment. And it worths.. ❤️📖 U r right..
You think he answered those questions truthfully?
@@futbolusa He answered every question she personally asked of him truthfully. Why would the written ones be any different?
Every answer that he gives is ambiguous, to any question where the answer is not factual. If Bond went middle or high on regret we'd be talking about a killer with a conscience, something that doesn't pass basic training and certainly does not have a license to kill because emotion is the death of duty. Just a film tho, Im pretty sure Daniel Craig has regrets about steroids lol.
Thank you for pulling a Sherlock on Bond
When Craig says “I kill people” he really sells it. So casual, with no flinch. It’s as if I’m watching an interviewer ask a killer that question for real.
Exactly.. ❤️
NBD
Now do this scene with Christopher Walken.
Reminds me of that crazy dude from North Dakota in Thailand last year although I think he was lying lolz 😆
Timothy Dalto answered in "Licence to Kill" "I solve people´s problems"
Madeleine: What is your occupation?
Bond: Well it's not the sort of thing that looks good on a form.
Madeleine: So you are an exotic dancer. I understand.
P: "My occupation? Usher in a cathouse. L.O.L."
Q: "Couldn't you get something else?"
P: "Sanitation Engineer?"
Q: "You mean janitor?"
P: "Certified Sweeper and Mopper. Wanna see my certificate?"
Q: "Ummm,no. What's this SCUBA Diploma?".
P: "Sometimes I've gotta dive in the sewage system and unclog the pipes just to get samples of a dictator's health"
Q: "So you are literally swimming in shit.Your perfect as a secret agent".
P: "Well Yes!, I was an aquatic mole for MI-6".
"So, you wrote this movie."
"So you are an estate agent, je comprends"
HAHAAHAHAHHAAHHAHHA this cracked me up
John Brodie “So you’re a forex guru”
The most unrealistic part of this whole movie is that a mental health professional can afford an office like this.
It's not her office. She is just a part of it
Funny thing is that Bond talked about the place like it was a dump.
@@senojelyk I think he meant she'd sold out. To this rich-people velvet hospital. Not that it was shabby; just the opposite.
youve clearly never paid a psych bill
@@Imbalanxd Yeah, most of the bill goes to the professionals insurance. Like over half of their professional income.
"The view can be distracting"
proceeds by closing the shutters on every window except of that one with the huge snowy mountains outside
the side shutters were closed for privacy reasons, no one would be able to see them from the mountains duh
Therapist: "How much do you drink?"
Bond: "Shaken... I'm sorry what?"
I drink... socially.
Not stirred
@William Guzman ...ok?
@William Guzman thats right i can picture Conery with that líne, and it's just about perfect.
Jokes
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When Bond doesn't use his Universal Exports cover you know shit is about to hit the fan
Next time somebody calls you say Vandelay Industries!
@@snabavi83 George would be the perfect agent. No one would ever remember him.
He exports human lives.
when was the last time they used that cover? Did he use it in QoS?
@@donalny yes
That place is very sleek.
It looks like one of those prototype drawings from the 1950’s of a house in the 2000’s.
A part of it is real and you can visit it in Austria in ötzital, I've visited it a year ago and they build a whole bond museum on top of the mountain. Its a beautiful place to visit!
Lol. That woman is very sleek. Mr Bond is very sleek. The dialogue is very sleek. The whole production is very sleek.
@@thedolphin5428 Nothing but the sleekiest for 007.
@@thedolphin5428 Not to mention entirely pointless 😅
Craig has turned out to be my favorite Bond; I hope the next Bond can make it look so natural and effortless!
Best of luck to Daniel Craig's replacement, big shoes to fill!
My name is Foot. Big Foot.
@@alfa-psi Johnny Sins has big feet.
@@obiwankenobi9439 That's right; Sasquatch would fit quite well as the next Bond.
Bond is dead. Let's keep it that way. It was a great run, now time to move on.
If he continues it will be a travesty, merely for the money
Daniel Craig have taken Bond in a point nobody can catch up with again absolutely nobody
"My job today is to analyse your needs, both psychological & physical"
I wish somebody said that to me once in a while
JB had to pay her a lot of money to hear that
Threatening to call basically the Mall Cop on Bond seems a little underwhelming but whatever.
He probably wouldn't have "license to kill" in that situation.
@@snugglenuts Who? the Mall Cop? Barnie Fife is more dangerous. :)
@@snugglenuts The 'license to kill' is actually the understanding that a spy will violate any and all laws of the country within which they operate as necessary to complete their mission, with the understanding that they will be at the mercy of that country's legal system if caught. It's not legal permission in any sense.
@@snugglenuts Don't need to kill. Local security can be taken care of easily by an intelligence officer. Part of the job.
@@snugglenuts He probably wouldn't need one
"How much do you drink?"
Bond: "I named a cocktail after my dead girlfriend."
*Check mark goes into the "excessive box"*
Which cocktail?
@@etpaprika the vesper martini from casino royale
@@konstantina09 dam bro
That place is very sleek
This interaction is so powerful after watching No Time To Die. Their relationship was besieged from beginning to end by mistrust that neither of them were responsible for sowing. So depressing yet so powerful what they managed to achieve together anyway.
Now that the Craig era is over,it's pretty much clear that it was about the uncommon life of a very uncommon man; of course, his relantionship and life with Madeleine had to be uncommon as well.
I saw it three days ago and I'm still depressed
@@thomasbailey4139 "Now we are both... Poisoned with heartbreak!"
:'( :'( :'(
yep :(
@@DerHammerSpricht nope I’m just gonna pretend he got off that island and Q made some sort of antidote to cure him so he could actually go back with Madeleine and you know who else and be happy for once. That ending was a gut punch.
Hits different after seeing "no time to die"
😭😭😭
Yep it sucks 😞
@@lyra8581 the film? or bond
there's ALWAYS time to die :D
@@mneri82 hahaha
"You have ten minutes to leave the building then I'm calling security"
Did she not hear the bit where he said he kills people for a living 🤣
I actually laughed out loud when I heard that
😁😁😁
But what else a probably frightened woman at that point can say? "Please Mr. Bond have your way with me cause you kill people" or something on those lines? How the fuck anyone react to people who kill others for a living? Cause if he kills for a living maybe he thinks its the easy way out of every difficult situation. She doesn't know that so she relies of publicity of their location to make herself feel safe again.
Security: Why do you want this guy to leave?
Madeline: He kills people for a living.
Security: Ooooh I see. Sorry everyone’s on a tea break at the moment!!
The funniest thing about that is she gave him 10 minutes-I was thinking: 10 minutes? How damn big is this building?
He walks in and she’s talking aloud about another patient’s diagnosis? That place is all kinds of HIPAA violations
As long as she doesn’t disclose a name or any specific details relating to the identity of the pt then she’s fine, no violation
She is not located in USA therefore HIPAA doesn't apply.
Must be run by Trudeau.
@@erepsekahs 😂 good one mate lol
@@SumtingWong343 Thank you.
Madeleine: I will call security.
Bond: I AM security.
"Non monseuir Bond you are a dick." ......."Mlle, hold it right there."
In Soviet Russia, security calls you.
@@023achilles In the non-Soviet Russia of today, security still calls you ... especially if you use the "incorrect" term when referring to a certain Special Military Operation.
@@vk2ig Gotta call it what it is. If Russia was at war with Ukraine, Ukraine would know it.
@@023achilles this aged terrifyingly well
Therapist: "How much do you drink?"
Bond: "Yes"
Sorrybut this meme is in retirement
@@itzgamerz3102 I guess it came back for one last job
@@chiveerum ROFLMFAO!
@Ryan Gallagher r/wooosh
@R G we know what he said, we watched the video. You just can't or won't perceive a joke.
2:00 I love how he turns from somewhat normal to stone cold killer in a second, her performance also adds to this a lot, the sudden tension makes this scene great
0:36 that little bit of flirting, beautiful scene 🥰
Dr Swan: I hope you don't mind, the view can be a bit distracting
Bond: I hadn't noticed *wink wink
She gives the slightest acknowledgement of that line. Barely glances his way.
Once a swordsman, always a swordsman.
Bit like me!
But she did give an acknowledgement; she was pleased, not annoyed or alarmed
why do you guys have to be so annoying and corny.
Madeleine: I will call security.
Bond: That would be very painful... for them.
Josh Rachlis the Fire Rises.
He does not want to draw attention. So no wanton beating.
But if he's pushed far enough... he'll go Rambo, for sure.
Crashing this place with no survivors
Where have I heard it before?
"you have 10 minutes to leave the building"
goes and enjoy a drink slowly.
James certainly kept his promise to protect her, didn't he?
Even if it killed him.
Yep. With his life.
a very convincing scene from an emotional standpoint . the subtle changes in the woman's demeanor when she discovers her father is dead were well played and then she goes into denial at the end of the scene , trapping the audience into wanting a follow up . excellent acting .
When she learns he's an assassin, she completely freezes, you see the "aaaah shiiiet" in her face, but the she learn's he not here for her, and immediatly regains confidence... Pretty nice acting
Actually think this scene is brilliant and underrated, and a great introduction to Madeline
Safin might be her secret patient. He was incurable and want to revenge her.
Ayy that's make sense!
Ahh, that’s a good theory
Logic, right
you're giving them too much credit my guy.
I think that he is her brother
Bond character gets a kick out of telling people their business and past unexpectedly. It's like a psychotic game to him.
I like how bond indicates he's not anxious or regretful in the questionnaire..... But he does have some temperament issues
Comes with the occupation
Swann: How much alcohol do you consume?
Bond: All of it
Bond: “Yes”
*Swann: "How much alcohol do you consume?
"*
*Bond:"Enough"*
YES could also be it.
@JackaL "The World Is Not Enough"
I gotta say Daniel Craig has (arguably) become my favorite Bond actor (next to Connery). The story arc of the films he has been in has been tremendous. It got dark, gritty, and less tech-heavy. Gone were the "fun" films of the 80's with Roger Moore and Timothy Dalton. Craig has been fantastic in a role that had become cliche - full of punchlines and reliant on gadgets from "Q" and special effects. The continuity from film-to-film has made it more interesting overall. Though I wasn't a big fan of the opening sequence of this movie, I place "Skyfall" at a close number two on my list behind "Thunderball" as my favorite Bond films of all-time (understanding that choice flies in the face of the stark differences of film style I just commented on, but I still stand by my point.
Mines thunderball too man. Tom jones just killed it
@@najjmx2422 same here, Thunderball
Craig is the most unconvincing Bond ever. He looks like a Homebase manager, not a British secret agent that men want to be like, and that women want to be with. If ever I met him I'd be asking him for a refund, not tips on international espionage.
@@dipladonic well isn't that the point?
@@newodavies4324 In the real world yes. But the movies aren’t the real world are they.
Léa Seydoux is the ultimate modern "Bond Girl"; she is smart, beautiful, a great actor, and the quintessential femme fatale.
No no no no!
His answers are honest and vague at the same time. Brilliant.
Madeleine’s mom: “Are you going to love a killer”
Madeleine: yep
loooool
"And he'll drink as much as you, Mom. You'd like him."
@@mst3KGf : lol 🤣😂
She's Fragile, but she's not THAT fragile.
i knew she looks familiar.
"he"?
@@drazyor my bad,it was she.
@@maldambo127 No problem kek
Oh I knew I've seen her nose somewhere
Léa just hits different
One of the best scenes. For some reason, Lea is very interesting actress and of course Mr. Craig is a very good actor. My husband and I actually enjoyed this film. Definitely Casino Royale, Skyfall, Spectre and No Time to Die is a keeper. All the best.
@Capri because that's not a good one
@@wiftind8566 yet it says NTTD
@@wiftind8566 Quantum is way better than spectre and no time to die
Léa Seydoux should be given more dramatic roles. At 2:44 she let a teardrop fall from her eye. So subtle and powerful acting at the same time.
Léa Seydoux, a woman to die for...
No woman is worth dying for, they are all morally bankrupt and theives.
"You have ten minutes to leave the building or I'm calling security."
Where's that damn bartender -- I only have ten minutes.
I wil miss him as Bond. They were the most realistic ones when it came to fight scenes and technology.
Bond wasn't about being realistic.
@@Kydos37 - in part yes he is
@@marcokite Not when it came to fight scenes and technology, it was about goofy judo chops and gadgets with serendipitous functionality.
@@Kydos37 In the old ones no. But people got really tired of the bullshit. Craig's Bond was gritty and realistic that's why people loved him.
What technology?
OOOOH, she’s going to call security.
lol
Or even worse, she's going to use the window shade remote control!
here after no time to die's ending. it hit real hard
Yeah, it sucks really bad
I understand wanting to end it in an epic way but not like that. Jesus can’t they let one bond have a happy ending.
@@hollandfray4521 yeah Exactly
@@hollandfray4521 connery, moore, dalton and brosnan ended up on top; lazenby and craig are the tragic ones
@@hollandfray4521 That's kinda the point? How happy do you expect a routine assassin to be when that occupation tends to follow you.
12-18-2020 - - - I can't think of anyone other than Daniel Craig that could play such a blunt instrument of lethality coated with a veneer of suave sophistication. Although I'm a big fan of some of the other versions of Bond, Craig just brings it all together into this version.
is "a blunt instrument of lethality" your line or borrowed? because it is genius and i will be unashamedly stealing it
@@jamham69 My line. Pass it on. You're welcome.
The other Bonds never registered as much danger and ... lethality.
Oooo that’s a nice description 👌
Twelve of what month?
Casino Royale: Great
Quantum of solace: Not as great
Skyfall: Great
Spectre: Not as great
No Time to Die: Great??
Re-watched Quantum of Solace - it gets better with age.
I thought they were going to ruin No Time to Die with SJW crap, but after seeing the trailers, I actually think it looks kinda ok, so hopefully you're right.
Spectre is the best Bond movie!!
Michael James exactly
@@MichaelJames-lz7ni It got worse for me. The 100000 jump cuts is too much.
Like security can do anything except die a humiliating death...
they dont even have nametags.. theyve got no chance.. might aswell just lay down.
@@RageAZA if I were security and discovered I'd have to ask 007 to leave the premises, I'd come to him with a smile, my hands both in full view, slowly gesturing towards the elevator while saying "Mr. Bond, your shaken vodka Martini is already waiting for you downstairs". And I would make sure it is.
*something zany for inclusion for future training videos*
Please. He wouldn't kill in such a wide and heavily-populated building. He is a spy and a man-at-arms. He has some standards, one of them being stealth. He's not some psychotic, blood-crazed mafia hitman.
He has a mission to complete, and he's not one to kill people just because, especially not civilians or law-enforcement officers with no connections whatsoever with any criminal group.
@@Briselance hahahahaahahahahahahhaha
Do you work as a security guard at one of these places?
Watch any bond flick, you will know collateral is bigger than the mission at hand
All jokes aside, anyone else amazed that he actually answered "too much"?
*it's called situational inebriation*
*but then i'm just an unobtrusive observer and not an active participant*
Many addicts are more self-aware than people give them credit for.
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Half the spys in movies drink so much straight liquor they'd be falling down drunk most of the time.
Bond was king of that M.O.
@@t.b.a.r.r.o. "what a waste of good scotch"
"The view can be distracting." "I hadn't noticed." "Look stop fucking hitting on me, OK."
He could be her grandpa. So wrong with the age gap
@@DanishCamp I think he was telling a joke lol
The feminists fantasize about telling off a man like that, but in practice they're as easy as the next girl.
She actually looked moderately pleased/entertained when she heard that
"Now we are both... Poisoned with heartbreak!"
:'( :'( :'(
His answers are smooth af
it's almost as if they were written by someone for him, right?
I grew up with Roger Moore as Bond - always smiling and charming. It was nice seeing this serious, gritty Daniel Craig
...and a more realistic interpretation. Believable.
RM was a lot more of a joke. Like the pasteurized processed cheese spread and the margarine at the time. Hollywood product.
@@robertthomas5906 Yeah. For Your Eyes Only was good though. Good story, awesome ski chase
@@toddekramer The films have always evolved as much as the producers have felt they needed to ... the Bourne films made them realise they needed a seismic change after Die Another Day
From those of us who grew up with the original, I pity you, but am glad you seem to have found peace without knowing what you've missed.
Just sitting there, doing nothing, Craig enthuses everything great about Bond and his character
I think it's that awesome jacket.
He is brilliant in this scene. Such a great bond. He’ll be missed.
FOR 35 YEARS . SINCE SEATTLE ? IM GLAD HE WATCHED OUT FOR ME. EVERY ONE KNOWS THAT I LOVE HIM. THAT WILL NEVER CHANGE.
😢😢Why is this hitting hard after watching no time to die.
How my parents met
What hasn't changed is his drinking.
What hasn't changed is the way he kills people when he has to.
What hasn't changed is the same way bond looks at Madeline.
Her: “Hope you don’t mind, the view can be a bit distracting...”
Him: “Hadn’t even noticed”
Me: **Wish I were that smooth...**
With the incredibly low volume I thought she said "Hope you don't mind, you can be a bit distracting" and I was rather confused, I'm glad you have better ears than I.
Time stamp?
@@mixtroll4821 0:35
i don't think we will get a better bond than craig.
Biggest success of bond is he can keep his cool infront of super beautiful women. That is a super power 🔥🔥
yes, that's the most unrealistic part of all the Bond-movies..
"I kill people small world eh" a classic quote and only daniel craig could deliver that line eith perfection. Daniel craig is my favorite James bond.
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The last Bond Movie I saw with my father. He raised me with bond
I thought she fell out of a building in Dubai. Oh wait
😂
Wrong movie
small world eh..
好高興會喺呢度見到您🤣
Yeah wrong movie! 😄
Shit i just realized thats her in mission impossible
Madeleine: What is your occupation?
Bond: Well that's not the sort of thing that looks good on a form.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
As Daniel Craig's role as Bond comes to an end perhaps in the future if they ever do a movie on Putin he is a natural with very little makeup change.
Except he doesn't speak russian.
You may not realize how it degrades a movie when one of the major role is supposed to be a native of a foreign speaking country like you but speaks with a thick accent. They tend to do it less frequently those days but still when I hear a french character speaking french with a british or american accent my ears are bleeding.
@@alainvielle6983 That's normal, most peoples ears bleed when they hear someone speaking french.
@@jameselliott8541 spare me the usual stereotypes. not all French are in the same basket. If you want to spit on the grave of Lafayette you're free to do so, but I'm afraid you would be the one self-deprecating himself. Btw I'm both American and French and I live in the US, not quite (yet) the "hero of two worlds" but I'm working on it.
@@alainvielle6983 I don't think him not speaking russian would be much of a barrier if the filmmakers decided to make it almost entirely in English, much like the series Chernobyl is.
@@mohammadhamza2901 Yes I agree, and they could even have him speak butchered russian in public speeches to match the lips and then overdub him with the voice of the real Putin.
Oof the way he says "I kill people" sounds soooo real. Talking to my veteran family members always elicits the same kind of response... A kind of quick and subtly confrontational way of broaching the issue. Somewhat ashamed but matter of fact.
Terrifying. Such a great actor.
I don't like that line because it's not at all accurate. Bond is a spy, not an assassin (he tells us so in at least one other movie). Why on earth roll up to a swanky health resort with you trousers tucked into your socks and announce that you're a killer ? It's absurd.
How much alcohol do u consume?
James: yes
Too much
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@Cliven Longsight Timothy Dalton’s portrayal definitely was the closest to him in the books.
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Not sure any one understood the comedy in this. I DID, and I am DYING hahahaha
They left off one question on that form:
"Are you sexually active?"
I can't imagine how smug his answer would be! "If she is skinny and high-fahsion model enough" ?! (Naww, too wordy). ;)
@@Author_Alyssa_Taylor They could include a "how would you rate on a 0-10 scale" sub query.
@@actioncom2748 - Wouldn't that be a ... 14 for him?!
'As long as the cuffs and collars match!'
Bond: "Not at the moment..."
the hushed tones are fantastic... that is part of the effect
Watching this scene with Headphones really gave an asmr vibe.
I still watch her responses from time to time.
its quite incredible to think this was their first meeting and would end up falling in love with each other.
Interesting that she will be calling security to remove someone from the building who just said his occupation is Killing People.
I think Spectre is actually a much better movie than most give it credit for
It’s solid but near the end it gets crazy and not in a good way.
I completely agree. It has really grown on me tremendously since I first saw it.
It's the dumbest Bond movie by far, literally nothing in it makes any sense
Watching this after seeing “No Time To Die” gives me a whole new perspective on Bond and Swan’s interaction here
Imo, the best Bond film ever.
daniel craig is awsome as james bond , my favorite bond of all time
The best bond ever
Because he elegantly showed the human nature of the character unlike his ancestors
Predecessor, not ancestor.
Related by profession, not blood.
@@TenFires
Absolutely correct
Thank you for correction
Funniest part hands down-her letting the screen down on him at the end😂
Léa Seydoux looks incredible beautiful :)
I know some people say they liked Vesper Lynd the best, but I really loved Dr. Madeline Swann as a love interest for Bond. Her character was so interesting in an understated, mysterious way. Plus her stubbornness and unwillingness to do things his way.
“Did you know your parents?”
“Nope. They died.”
“What do you want out of life?”
“Bonds”
It might not necessarily be the best Bond movie but it blows my mind when people say that Spectre is worse than Die another day, quantum of solace or diamonds are forever.. It is among the weaker films but it by far is not the weakest
It only gets so much hate because it's the lastest entry that was a bit more on the weak side. In time rose-tinted nostalgia shades will work their effect, much like it did for less recent entries in the series. The takeaway is to simply enjoy the things you enjoy, not bother with hate, and not have anyone else tell you what to think.
Nah, only Diamonds Are Forever is worst than this. At least QOS and DAD is entertaining. All the action scenes in this movie except the train fight are lame.
Barthotuber it is a matter of personal preference and it is subjective. For instance, I like all of the James Bond movies with Daniel Craig and a few with Sean Connery but did not like any of the others while other people prefer the other James Bond movies. In the end, it does not matter who likes one James Bond movie over the other as long as you like it.
It is worse than DAD and DAF, because at least that movie had some fun stuff in it to enjoy
Agree on Die Another Day and Diamonds Are Forever, but I prefer Quantum over Spectre. It definitely had its issues but at least I was never bored watching it, and even though Dominic Greene was a dull villain he still made sense. I just find what they did with Blofeld in this film far too dumb to look past.
"How much alcohol do you consume?"
[Pulls away from drinking a martini before answering.]
This dialogue is why Craig is the best Bond...the closest to the one in the novels. He talks about the death of her father with a chilling non-chalance of one discussing a trivial common issue like the weather
The only way he could better that would be if a tornado was the cause.
Now after watching NTTD this scene makes a lot more sense.
I love Madeleine and Bond
Madeleine + Bond & Bond + Tracy will always be the best Bond couples
Damn she’s absolutely gorgeous and an incredible actress! So happy she’ll be in the next one!!
"Small world eh?"
Bond channeling his inner bit of Canadian manniersm?
Had so much fun with these movies. Saw “No time to die” twice in the theater.
Damn,I am going to miss Daniel Craig as James Bond so much.
Daniel Craig showed Bond as a real person with a lot of flaws - not like the "perfect" squeaky clean womaniser Bond that Connery, Brosnan and Dalton portrayed.
"You have ten minutes to leave the building and then I'm calling security"
He just told you he kills people for a living, you'd be sending them to their deaths
I was thinkong the same! 😂😂
I'll just pretend that he left this island and Q prepared an antidote to cure him so that he can go back to Madeleine and be happy for once.
I agree with that!
Me too and you know….
Actually get to be a father
I’m with you on that.
"You have 10 minutes to leave the building."
"OK I'll be at the bar, not stirred."
I found this movie to be dreadful when I first watched it. But 'No Time to Die' did the unthinkable and made this movie look so much better than when I had watched it for the first time.
who cares ... go find a 'toilet' to crawl in and leave the rest of us alone .......
@@georgeway2092 i laughed at your comment but disagreed with the sentiment but it was still a good chuckle
My favorite bond woman. I like em angry. Seriously her beauty and acting ability are extraordinary
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