YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE (1967) Movie Reaction w/ Coby FIRST TIME WATCHING James Bond
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- "You only live twice, Mr. Bond.” -Blofield
You Only Live Twice movie reaction. Check out Coby's first time watching You Only Live Twice reaction.
Released in 1967, You Only Live Twice was directed by Lewis Gilbert, who would later on direct The Spy Who Loved Me and Moonraker. 007 is back, starring Sean Connery and the beloved Donald Pleasance as Blofield.
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Donald Pleasence, anyone? -- Coby + Connery -- Round 5 ;)
Yay! More Coby watching Bond. The next one is what I'm waiting for. The only Bond played by an Australian actor. Not to mention it's the most faithful to the original Fleming novel it's based on (while You Only Live Twice and The Spy Who Loved Me are probably the least faithful)
Donald Pleasance of 1st original Halloween movie fame.
The actor that played the MI6 man in Japan plays Blofeld later on.
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48:32 This movie is not Sean Connery's last film as James Bond. After being replaced by George Lazenby for On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969), Connery returned to make Diamonds Are Forever (1971), which was his true last film for EON productions (the filming company that holds the James Bond's IP until the present day). However, in 1983 he returned to play the iconic Agent 007 in the unofficial film Never Say Never Again, which is a rehash of Thunderbolt (the story of this film is a bit convoluted, as it has to do with copyright disputes). That same year Octopussy came out, an official film from EON productions, with Roger Moore as James Bond. In other words, two Bond films were released in the same year, which is crazy!
"In Japan, the men come first and the women come second." Austin Powers: "Or sometimes not at all!" 😂
lol Pretty much my favourite line from all the Connery Bond films: "Don't get soap in my eye, will you?"
_Double oh~BEHAVE!_
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Ah, beg your pardon?
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Something many don't pick up on these days: the context of timing. This film was released a mere 22 years after the end of World War II. Britain and Japan had been blood enemies up until that end, with many Brits and British holdings having been harmed by the Japanese. By comparison, we're 23 years out from 9/11, and the memories and pain are still deep. This film was bold in showing the healing between the two former enemies, even going so far as to show a deep spirit of cooperation between the two nations' spy networks (fictional though they may be), and showing racial unions, something often still scandalous back then. This film was really a wonder for its time.
Great analysis !!
New enemies bring people together
Amazing to think that when "You Only Live Twice" was released, man had not yet landed on the Moon. Please continue with the Bond series in chronological order, the next one being "On Her Majesty's Secret Service", one of my favourite Bond movies.
OHMSS is the best! And the predecessor to No Time To Die. Loved this reaction video!
thanks for returning to the series!
You bet!
@criminalcontent it's so good. You're gonna become a proper Bond fan 😊
@@criminalcontentIt gets better, IMHO
@@criminalcontentI hope you continue in order of release.
@@HaleTheTrev yep
In the novel version of You Only Live Twice, Fleming had Bond injured during the final attack on the base and he suffers from a form of amnesia. Kissy Suzuki helps him recover from his injuries and takes him back to the fishing village, but still suffers from amnesia. She convinces that he's really Japanese and live as a couple. Now the world thinks Bond didn't survive the destruction of Blofeld's base and lives with Kissy. She eventually gets pregnant and has James Bond's son.
I would like to see Bond films done in the time period they were written. Can you imagine "Diamonds are Forever" done as Ian Fleming wrote it?
@@andrewdavid9412 I'd love to see the ghost town and runaway steam train finale, beats an oil rig for sure!
SPOILER: Bond's son James Suzuki is eventually killed by Irma Blunt (On Her Majesty's Secret Service) in Raymond Benson's short story (published back in 1997) "Blast From The Past."
@@c.alderman Oh yeah!
That's interesting. I like the fun films better than the Flemming novels though. It;s interesting but also depressing. Tipical Flemmimng. For me Director Terence Young and Sean Connery lightened the Flemming books up, and set the foundation for future 007 films. I bet you if you went by the Ian Flemming Books word for word, James Bond in the movies would have never been that popular. So glad they changed it for the screen.
I love Coby James Bond reactions
Coby has really gotten into them
Back when I was a kid in the sixties every boy my age wanted to be Sean Connery, and as far as most of us were concerned he owned the part of James Bond.
#1 Sean Connery - Cool, tough, scary and swag. The epitome of Bond
#2 Timothy Dalton - he had all the above, but the films were mediocre
#3 George Lazenby - "From Russia with Love" is my favorite Bond film, but Lazenby's "On Her Majesty's Secret Service" is Bond at his most badassery.
For those who remember the early 1980s then Roger Moore was the man, he could say more with one raised eyebrow than other actors could with pages of dialogue. Moore was the only Bond who went to space.
@@semperterra3235 Moore reminded me of an interior decorator.
@@andrewdavid9412 - I agree with your rating. Timothy Dalton is the closest to Ian Fleming's literary Bond, I'm glad that with time his stock has risen among Bond fans.
Another thing about Bond films is, like this, the closed sets are massive!! I think two of the films still have world records for the largest ever built, sets!
The volcano set was so massive, it could be seen from the motorways going past near Pinewood Studios. If I remember correctly, the set alone cost 1 million $ to build, which was the whole budget for the first movie "Dr. No"!
@@KaterChris I think is that the one that had like 2 actual submarines that could dock inside of it?
@@philmullineaux5405 No that was the tanker interior set for "The Spy Who Loved Me", they built a new stage for it, the "007" Stage at Pinewood Studios, back then the largest stage in the world...I am not sure if it still is? The Volcano set was built on the Pinewood backlot, from the outside it looked like massive scaffolding.
@@philmullineaux5405Three submarines!
This is the only Bond film where they mix his drink wrong. They say "stirred not shaken" instead of "shaken not stirred."
Couple of facts about You Only Live Twice. At the time, the volcano lair was the most expensive set ever built for a movie, which arguably is still impressive to look at to this day. With regards to this being Connery's last Bond, he apparently had an awful experience filming this movie and decided to quit. It was only when he was offered a very large sum of money to reprise the role, that he came back for Diamond are Forever.
Actually, Connery expressed his displeasure with playing Bond BEFORE this was filmed, as they took so much time to shoot, plus the extra time to promote them that he never had time for acting in much else - and a fear he was being typecast. I never heard of any bad experience he had on this film to make him quit Bond.
He'd got sick of Bond in general anyway by this point as he didn't want to be typecast, he only agreed to come back for Diamonds cos they agreed to pay money to a Scottish charity he nominated although then bizarrely enough he returned for Never Say Never in 83 so money talks I guess.
@@Jeremy-f3sNever Say Never Again was a special case, as it was produced, not by Broccoli, but by Kevin McClory, who had a long running dispute with Broccoli over the concept of the organisation Spectre, and the novel Thunderball which introduced them. Enough has been written about that dispute, but it explains why Spectre disappeared from the official series, and why Never Say Never Again is an outright remake of Thunderball.
But in short, Connery appearing in a rival Bond film might be seen as sticking it to Broccoli.
@@Yngvarfo Yes I'm well aware of the back story, Octopussy was the latest Moore film at the time and it was supposedly an attempt to steal box office from the official canon by pitting their pointless remake against it at the same time but I never really understood why Sean would want to be part of that. Apart from long being done with the character after Diamonds over ten years earlier he had no beef I could see, you're saying he had a grudge against Cubby Broccoli? Wasn't he dead by 1983 though?
@@Jeremy-f3s Cubby died in 1995 actually, you can see he had an executive producer credit in Goldeneye and the film is dedicated to his memory. Though if you ask me, Derek Meddings should have gotten a dedication as well seeing as it was his last model effects work before his death as well.
Fun fact: That operator in Hawaii, warning them that an "unidentified object closing on you fast from astern" is played by the actor who later went on to lead star in the sci-fi series "UFO".
When they find him "dead" in bed at the beginning, the policeman says, "well, at least he died on the job". To be "on the job" is a British slang euphemism for having sex.
“I’ve never been to a Sumo wrestling match.” That was the one thing that drew me to the Bond films more than anything else. You got to see/hear things you wouldn’t in any other film.
James bond reactions!!! ❤ Can’t wait for the moore films they’re great
One of the best Bond theme songs
Coby + Bond = happy days
They put as much effort into bonds disguise as they did on "team America" 😁
Durka durka😂
46:37 Ian Fleming was an avid *scuba diver.*
Hence thats why there is always a lot of water and underwater scenes etc..
After this movie S.C was in a contract squabble with the producers . He came back for Diamonds are Forever, then said he would never do another one. In the 80s a director approached him to reprise his Bond. He agreed but the producers who owned the rights to Flemmings books, successfully prevented the new movie from using the trademark Bond theme and a slew of other iconic Bondisms.
The one thing the producers didn’t have was the rights to the”Thunderball” book. So the new movie was basically a re-imagined Thunderball movie. When they were contemplating the name of the movie, they chose Mrs.Connery’s suggestion - Never Say Never Again. She kind of punked her husband because he had said years before that he would never do a Bond film again.
On Her Majestic's Secret Service ? one of the iconic films of the saga, Nolan's favorite, James Cameron paid tribute to it in True Lies with the chase scene in the snow, and No Time To Die, Daniel Craig's last film, paid tribute to it using parts of its soundtrack and inconic lines like: “We Had All The Time in The World”.
You Only Live Twice is my favorite James Bond Movie i absolutely love this movie, i dont really know why maybe because it was the first one that i saw with my dad
In the original casting, Aki was actually played by the girl he "Marries" (Mie Hama) and vise-versa, but Akiko Wakabayashi's had an easier time learning English (Despite the vast majority of Bond girls being dubbed in most of the films anyway), so they swapped roles.
Also, yeah, I've never really picked up on it the past, but you're right, a staggering amount of these films do end up with Bond and the girl on the sea in either a raft or boat! I can think of a couple more in the future that end like that too when I think about it! 😂
Amazing set decoration . its a mid century design lovers dream as well as the zen Japanese style
The next chronological movie is On Her Majesty's Secret Service, which is a direct sequel to this one and also a huge fan favorite. Absolutely the one to go for next.
Kobe Docks !!! You're such a little girl ❤ Can't wait for you to get to the Roger Moore Bond films. That's going to be such a riot.
Yeeeesss!! Been waiting for this one! Thanks Coby @Crimincaal Content!
Next film is On Her Majesty's Secret Service with George Lazenby as Bond. Connery wanted to return. He did a film outside the official Bond films called Never Say Never Again. It's basically the same story as Thunderball. Also starring Kim Basinger.
However, he couldn't introduce himself as Bond, James Bond. He had to just say James Bond due to copyright stuff.
I think this filmed pressured MGM to take Connery back as their official Bond. George Lazenby only ever did just one film. After his film, Connery came back for a final Bond film. Diamonds Are Forever. -OG
In the harbor scene you see a lot of sacks an wooden boxes because cargo containers weren't a thing back then. It's crazy that humankind did space exploration before they used cargo containers.
Roald Dahl was a close friend of Ian Fleming.
This is my favourite Sean Connery as Bond
So many people do not know what a gyrocopter is, and how it is not a helicopter. There's no power to the upper rotor
They have one in "Mad Max 2" (aka "the Road warrior")
That was a million dollar set they built in 1968. It was huge.
One MILLION dollars.
I've been a James bond fan since I was ten years old and saw "Goldfinger" in 1964 and just recently found out that the big man Bond fights and knocks out in Osato's office when he breaks into the safe was a Samoan wrestler named "High Chief" Peter Maivia. He is Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson's grandfather.
You are the same age as I am and saw the same "first" Bond movie. My birthday is next week.
she said "usual reception"
Donald Pleasance was Blofeld. Remember the reference to his face scars in the Craig movie?
The two female Japanese agents, Akiko Wakabayashi & Mie Hama, were very popular stars in Japan, and were featured in Toho's big movies, most notably the original "King Kong vs. Godzilla".
And like Dr. No’s Ursula Andress and FRWL’s Daniela Bianchi, they’re still with us! Aki is 84, and Mie Hama 80. (Other non-main 1960’s Bond girls are still with us too.)
Check out 007,s “ On Her Majesty’s Secret Service “ it’s a pleasant surprise.
Coby, in a chronological order the next adventure is On Her Majesty Secret Service wich has a more serious tone and it is a very atypical Bond movie in many ways and, one of my favorite movies in the franchise. George Lazenby, an australian model, will be the new James Bond.
She said "Arrange usual reception please" in other words code for pick the car up with the chopper and dump it in the sea, apparently they must've done this more than once lol And Little Nellie is a Gyrocopter and yes they are a real life transport, just a miniature helicopter. Also the two Japanese women originally had reverse roles but the first woman couldn't speak English as well as the second and since the second character had more dialogue they swapped the actresses as a result. Finally this isn't your last Connery film but I won't spoil any further incase you like to be surprised.
Roald dahl was an old friend & war time military intelligence colleague of Ian Flemming
I just spotted Burt Kwouk. He played Cato in some of The Pink Panther films. 29:04
Definitely continue with the films in release order. The next is "On Her Majesty's Secret Service" with George Lazenby. The final Sean Connery film then follows "Diamonds Are Forever". Then the Roger Moore era begins starting with "Live And Let Die"
Sean Connery returns again in an unofficial bond movie in Never Say Never Again. That’s in 1983
Hi Coby, I love these old Bond films and simple the formula is. I laughed so hard when you took a few letters out of a name to spell Connell and watching your eyes light up when they have to find a Coby....that’s actually spelled Kobe(I think🤔)😂. Can’t wait for the next one Coby, please do them in chronological order, which I think you’ll do anyway....and I think Connery did do 6 bonds, but don’t go ahead and steak your life on it though😏. Have a great weekend👍.
The Japanese Secret Service was seriously trolling Bond this mission.
That was a Autogyro, they are real things that fly… I want one
This is not the final Connery Bond film. Sean Connery returned as James Bond in "Diamonds Are Forever" (1971). He also appeared as Bond in the Non-EON 007 film "Never Say Never Again" (1983) which is basically a remake of "Thunderball" (1965).
Though the next film in the series, "On Her Majesty's Secret Service" (1969) is unique as it stars the only (so far) Aussie Bond.
Also, Donald Pleasance plays the same character as Christoph Waltz does in the Craig Era 007 films. Ernst Stavro Blofeld. Unlike the more recent films, Blofeld and Bond are not adoptive brothers.
I think at the time the Volcano interior set was the biggest and most expensive set built. (£1,000,000). A helicopter pad, rocket and working monorail do not come cheap.
It isn't a helicopter, it's an autogyro (they are very different things, the main lifting rotors aren't powered by an engine).
My friends grandad Ken Wallis helped develop them in the 60's and built the one used in this film.
Oh wow they actually filmed in the Kokugikan! I'm a big sumo fan and coincidentally tonight is the last night of the September tournament. Onosato is working hard for that Yokozuna title.
Woman who became Bond's wife was originally cast as Aki, but because her English was very limited, the Actresses were swapped, shortly after filming began
This is when the Bond films started drifting into formula parody of the same sort as Austin Powers. The following film "On Her Majesty's Secret Service" is one of the best because it stuck to the Ian Fleming novels, as did those preceding "You Only Live Twice."
First Bond movie I saw and still my favourite. I mean 10 year old me seeing a baddie who’s somehow made a volcano his lair 🤯
you are a DELIGHT to watch a movie with! really enjoyed your reaction 👍☺
'...he never gets into disguises...' Watch & learn Coby San. ; )
You are so goofy but in such a great way! We love you here in Miami! Keep it up!
Great reaction. The next one in sequence is On Her Majesty's Secret Service which I think is the best. Loved Little Nelly in this and I watched it fly at an air show in the '80s
Watch them in release order or you miss some developments. Next up:
"On Her Majesty's Secret Service" (1969)
"Diamonds are Forever" (1971)
Great reaction. The next film On Her Majesty’s Secret Service is my Favorite. It stars George Lazenby, the only Australian actor to play Bond. Unfortunately was only in one film. He received a lot of backlash, being the first time that change actors in the series.
Continue watching Bond films in their release order.
I didn't know the exact temperature... but I knew that sake is (ideally) served warm. what I've had I didn't like... but then, I doubt that what I've had was "the good stuff".
Coby, you have now met Dr Evil.
You are my Bond girl Coby
On safe cracking a later Bond method is right out of a KGB method that used a radiation plate to see inside the tumblers. The KGB teams were often spotted because a side effect of the method left the team bald. Sound or feel can enable many to be cracked with some skill. There is a YT guy called the lock picking lawyer that you can check out if you want to really know how little security locks tend to give.
Oh no, you got a couple more Connerys, including one of my favorites: Diamonds are Forever.
Some neat stuff in this one, Coby. Volcano lair, space race sh*t. Sunken ship office. We finally meet our bad guy. The "autogyro" was a thing before we knew what helicopters were supposed to be. There were several movies in the 30s. None were tricked out like Nellie. The rocket pistol? Never worked out. Kind of sucky. Nancy Sinatra. Extortion? One of the "Es" in SPECTRE. Nice hanging with you.
Love the opening music to this one😂😂😂,thanks for sharing with us😎👏👏👏👍✌️🇺🇸🇮🇱
Great reaction coby the next bond movie is on her majesty secret service with George Lazenby then it's diamonds are forever with Sean Connery take care stay safe Anthony gibbs from south West London England ❤
One of the first times western audiences saw ninja.
Please continue to watch them in chronological order. The director of You Only Live Twice was Lewis Gilbert, whose style was bigger than previous directors, with wider angles, landscapes etc. He went on to direct two more/Moore Bond films. Don't worry, the use of green screens diminishes over time.
Enjoyed the reaction as always - hope the plan is still for Coby to watch the entire series, though there are certainly a few lesser entries on the way. Regarding the futility of Bond going through the wedding, a big difference between Bonds then and now is that the classic films were made in a time when international travel was far more exclusive, so exposure to foreign cultures was much narrower. The Bond films therefore served not just as travelogues, but as gateways to those cultures: here, the Japanese wedding, sumo, ninjas, etc. while Thunderball had the junkanoo, Goldfinger had the long drives through the Swiss alpine passes, and so on. These early films in particular usually focused on a single country, whereas later entries, as airline travel became increasingly accessible, jumped between myriad countries in a more superficial manner. This makes the Connery films valuable snapshots of nations at a certain period in time, even if they were certainly not above going more outrageous for the sake of entertainment - think the gypsy fight in FRWL, or Bond, uh, turning Japanese here.
going through 'em all - majesty is next
oh!!! okay, now I want Coby to be the next Bond Girl! how about posting the audition video on here?!
You should just watch them in order - everyone makes their own lists as to which one they like best and they're usually different.
I am a Murphy - not to blame for "the bed" or "bad luck"!! If ever I got a Time Machine, I'd go back and sole these family issues. I am quite fine with Murphy Stout, our family brew!
Interesting side note: in the Ian Fleming novel, Kissy actually got pregnant with Bond's only born child.
No one anywhere on earth would ever fall for Bond's fake-Japanese "disguise", especially actual Japanese people themselves. He looks like a bad Vulcan from a Saturday Night Live skit about Star Trek than a Japanese man. That disguise is so hilarious! And as soon as he starts to climb the volcano, Bond's Japanese disguise mysteriously and instantly disappears.
The Spy Who Loved Me. it is Roger Moore, but sooooo good.
41:00 Yes, a lot of people have pointed out how Bond wouldn't be able to safely land the rocket. Clearly Bond intended on sacrificing himself for the mission. He just needed to make sure the American space capsule wasn't captured starting WWIII.
I'll wager I'm not the only old man with a crush on the beyond gorgeous Coby! Another excellent pick. Love your reactions. IMHO Connery is the GOAT Bond. Diamonds Are Forever next?
I agree with you about her beauty and the fact Connery is the best bond
Remade in 1977 as The Spy Who Loved Me with the same director.
Coby, the next official Bond movie is 1969's On Her Majesty's Secret Service with George Lazenby as Bond, then back to Sean Connery for Diamonds are Forever (1971), then onto Roger Moore as Bond.
The little helicopter thingy is called a gyroplane. The German Wehrmacht had them in action at the front 20 years before the film was shot. So it's not really a special gadget...
If you watch either of the Flint movies you'll see a satire of Bond but not the slapstick version you get with Austin Powers.
There is no debate… please watch all of them in release order. Be mentally prepared for a shock ending with the next one.
I think you have two more Sean Connery bond’s Diamonds are Forever and Never Say Never Again. When you’re done you gotta do the Pierce Brosnan Bonds before any of the others.
what a nice bond girl commenting...
This movie is rather iconic because it was the biggest inspiration for 'Austin Powers', more than any other Bond film.
Keep going Coby!😁
that's the plan!
This is when the movies started to get a lot goofier (and to deviate a lot more from the books) - except for Lazenby's turn, a style that would continue through the Moore era and into the first Dalton one.
One voice should be familiar to you: Nikki van der Zyl, whose voice you hear over Mie Hama, did the same for Claudine Auger in Thunderball, Shirley Eaton in Goldfinger, Ursula Andress in Dr. No and Eunice Gayson in both Dr. No & From Russia with Love.
Bond really doesn't look Japanese, more like a Volcan but without pointy ears.
damn i didn't recognize anything from this movie. might have skipped it.
Anyway, another pleasing reaction with wonderful Coby. 👍
Finally!
Love your Bond movie reactions, can't wait for you to see Roger Moore's version. He and Connery are my two favourite James Bond's 👍💯
Coming soon !!
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There 1960s spoof movies with James Coburn as Derek Flint in 'In Like Flint' and 'Our Man Flint'. Not to the level of Austin Powers, but pretty good.
Don't forget the Matt Helm movies with Dean Martin! There are four in the series. One of them features Tina Louise ("Ginger" of "Gilligan's Island").
Perhaps you haven't seen The Road Warrior (Mad Max 2) if that Gyrocopter was new to you.
...and try not to muck it up, 007.
Hoops see more bond 007 movie
Best couch fight ever!
I just come here to react to how beautiful Coby is
Bodies buried at sea are weighted so they sink.
Really enjoyed the watch along and reactions with what is still a very enjoyable movie although Connery's performance seemed a little off. Thanks Coby.
many thanks !