@@hill1629 disagree. Casino Royale is a good movie and there is certain things I like more than in Skyfall. But this movie has way more beautiful shots.
@@dr.bighead5793 nah Casino Royale has a lot more replay value and it’s incredible to think it’s 15 years old. Sky fall is good but I feel it was overhyped as the best bond movie ever back in 2012 and it was pretty good but CR is much better possibly one of the best action movies of this century
@@sng3939 Craig didn't humanise him at all. Craig turned Bond into a superhero. These rapid cut fight scenes are like a low rent Jason Bourne clone. He's a good actor but not the best Bond
Another reason to love this scene: it was filmed in John Barry's old house in Cadogan Square, London. A silent tribute to a wonderful composer of film music.
@@ariqsyafwan4987 I heard Pierce Brosnan was originally suppose to reprise his role as 007 in Casino Royale but was fired weeks before production began.
This scene conveys so much character and meaning. And indeed, details like M recognizing Bond by his silhouette is pure class and intelligence. Craig and Dench were magic in this movie.
“We’re under attack. And you know we need you.” “Well, I’m here.” This is the best version of Bond. A broken, tormented, mess of a man, who is bounded by honor and service, yet will never leave a job half-finished. He is waiting for the time when he can bow out, after his job is done, all while hoping to find some semblance of peace within himself, but not knowing what that looks like or when that will be. Craig’s Bond was absolutely brilliant. I hope it can be topped by the next person, but I doubt it will.
When Judi Dench played M in Goldeneye, her character was initially suspected of being too soft and cautious for the job, and not willing to send an agent on a mission if they might be killed. I know it's technically not the same timeline, but her character has come a long way since then. Now she's considered to be too reckless with agents' lives!
Credit to Daniel Craig here. He truly looks like he is down and out. The rough stubble, the bloodshot eyes, the pale complexion. This is a Bond barely keeping it together and the failure of the following tests MI6 put him through are believable. Often you get the ''hero'' in a dark space but it rarely sells, i.e., see Brosnan supposedly tortured for months in North Korea in Die Another Day and yet he looks fresh as roses soon after. Here though, it works. Bond feels, not finished, but hanging by a thread.
Depends on the bar. I saw this bar and thought the same but you have to really think. If it’s windy will it feel windswept, without wind there will be mosquitoes. The co start cleaning, sand, dirt and salt water means your always having to fix floors and if you can’t get a delivery down to the beach you got to lug boxes of alcohol to the beach. Also running water is important cause without it nothing is cleaned right😅
One of the few moments if not the only moment were bond's jaw was dropped when M told him they sold his flat was great. I really felt that when I saw it in theatre💯
Despite that James was hurt and that M usually has a cold attitude, I still think M should have tried to apologize to him no matter what. Oh well. At least Eve chose to say that she was sorry. Especially since she never wanted to take an unclear shot.
@@Hawthorne-Studios highly improbable. Silva used to be her favorite like Bond now is. ALso, he has way too many tech tools and resources, he can even find out easily.
Lack of prep/writing time before production started. Sam Mendes said that making Skyfall he knew where the story was headed from the beginning, whereas with Spectre they were figuring it out as they went.
@@NabberDog I never understood that. How do studios spend hundreds of millions on movie productions but make up the plot on the go. Especially with these huge franchises, they did the same with the new Star Wars 7, 8 and 9. A trilogy where they did not finish the plot before filming and could not manage to make a coherent story, HOW?!
Amazing. Daniel Craig's acting. The subtlety of indicating his sense of purpose in the profession that deems him expendable such that he places the bottle down immediately at the news that could have him reinstated. How his life outside of it is quiet and empty. Alcohol driven even to the point of creating an added layer of danger with his drinking by incorporating scorpions and loveless affairs. His statement of "enjoying death" said with a glass of alcohol raised spoken spitefully and how that it "lends perspective" nevertheless he was swift to make a return in the conversation. James is a sad character, his heroism is only a veil for his lack of friendship, family or any significant relationship. His only relationship is with the job that values him only for his physical prowess which is called to question by an enemy who was discarded in like fashion. It's like when Bruce went to fight Bane expecting to die. Similarly it brings him to Madeleine like Bruce's return brought him to Selena.
This 5 minute sequence plus the extended opening scene are absolute high points of the Daniel Craig Bond period. Brilliant acting, directing and storytelling. Judi Dench is effortlessly wonderful. This sequence is as good as anything in the Bond archive. Hats off to all involved, both in front and behind the camera. A truly amazing achievement.
I love the change of Bond when lights turn on. You expect him to be dressed in a suit, fully back in action when its dark but no. The light turns on and the illusion shatters. He is still broken.
a vulnerable bond like this is one of the most beautiful things this series has ever done in my opinion. i tried to be objective, but i can't see how this is not the best bond movie ever.
un film d'obligation pour les films d'action....quand il y a eu en 1960 " Chiribibi voit rouge "...avec Eddy Constantine certains disaient la même chose...donc c'est suivant les époques
@@czolgistta That's exactly how I've felt all along. There were a couple moments where he nailed being Bond, but the other 99% of the time I felt like I was watching a random agent.
@@sakuragi1062 The best, because he'd been one of them. He knew them so well. When I saw that Xavier Bardem was going to be in Dune, that made it a must see. If it hadn't already been because Denis Villeneueve was filming it.
I love how despite the tension and drama, at its heart, this scene is basically like a disappointed mother chewing out her kid for coming in late past curfew.
the one thing I loved about Judy's M, is that she was sassy and straight to the point. She was no damsel in destress. She could dish out the insults with the best of them.
The fact that they didn’t give the title of 007 to another person after bonds supposed death proves that it’s not just a code name but his title , not something to be switched around . In my opinion
@Electro Crypto Yep, remember when he told Hillary he was going to lock her up. Many cheered and chanted, lock her up. It was all an act, a play, a theatrical performance. Hollywood can not make TV shows and movies that well. All the fighting and arguing is just a show. They work to promote one agenda.
Thomas Newman's score for M with Roger Deakin's cinematography is absolutely perfect. Filming M from across the coffins and then filming Tanner across again, to signify how isolated M is feeling, especially without Bond by her side. This will always be #1
Anyone here after watching the new movie? I never watched Bond films until Daniel Craig came along. He hooked me in and attracted my attention; ever since then, I have loved every bit of his movies. I love that depth he brings to Bond's character and that part of humanity in him. His movies literally changed the face of Bond movies. The cinematography, the action sequences, made the movies way more darker that it ever was. Loved how in the end of the interview Daniel talked about rarity of James Bond movies. You've added a part of your personality and life to the cinema history, Mr. Craig, and it is a valuable input. Thank you Daniel Craig. Thank u for great movies like; Casino Royale, Skyfall and NOW No Time To Die; my favourite Bond movie/ any movie of all time. I'll miss you being my James Bond, the one I grew up watching and still do, reminiscing how cool you are all while still looking up to you. ❤ To whoever is the next James Bond they have got huge shoes to fit in. This gent has been the best Bond ever. His Bond has taken the films into the stratosphere. I’ve loved the series since I was a little and cried as No Time To Die ended. Oh my days what a guy. Daniel Craig’s time as Bond is already over… 5 films…. 16 years….. where did those years go?! He’s been fantastic as Bond. ❤❤❤❤❤ Daniel Craig has been my personal favourite James Bond, he’s set the standard really high for the next actor whoever they might be and I hope that the film is as good as I’m hoping that it will be. If I ever get to meet the bloke I’ll be sure to buy him a drink or ten to say thanks. Daniel Craig excels all the James Bonds and brings it to this whole new level. This man made a whole new world with his time frame and the position he was in while playing James Bond. Daniel Craig is the absolute epitome of any actor reforming, improving & developing a movie to a 110% piece of work; always going above and beyond all expectations. He truly brings the movies to the top. Thanks Daniel Craig, Ml to my hero Craig... Daniel, Craig :)
Comment faites vous pour aimer la profondeur que Greg apporte au personnage de Bond si vous n'avez jamais regardé d'autres films de James Bond ? ? ? vous faites à juste valeur une comparaison....mais ? ? ?
The third Craig Bond film, the very middle of his journey as Bond. This movie was also the best in his run in my opinion, with Casino Royale being a very close second
One of the more profound, well written and acted scenes of all the 007 films. A defining of both characters. Even the lighting and cinematography was well done.
Without question the best bond. Completely realistic, a testament to the actors, especially Craig and Dench. A broken man, tormented by years of service returning to the only person who ever gave him meaning. Whatever you say. Craig was the best, most complete bond
I always thought that Judi Dench’s M really came into its own once they rebooted the series, toughened the whole thing up and allowed her character to be more tetchy and hard-bitten and less cosy and overtly matronly. Oddly enough, it also enabled M to get some really funny lines, such as, When somebody says ‘we have people everywhere’, you expect it to be hyperbole. Florists use the expression. You don’t expect them to have somebody standing in the bloody room!“ from Quantum of Solace. 😆
Honestly skyfall is my favorite bond movie. It was such a great story and a good redemption for bond. I loved that he wasnt the same bond because of his injury, yet still was able to hold his own against the villain. Godly villain too. This movie showed exactly why he is james bond. Hands down my favorite of the franchise.
Dan and Judi's Bond/M dynamic is absolute top shelf. Every exchange with them is exhilarating and biting, with some aspect of their relationship always being advanced forward. M is tough but fair, and she really helps to mold Craig's Bond into the man we all love, because she instills in him the principles and disciplines required to do the job to the best of his ability.
Oh how I will miss them both. The relationship of love and hate between the two made it more interesting and Craig took this to a whole new level and made it his own.
Bond's mother figure was M, she lifted him up to the very end by giving him the job inspite of failing and by saying her iqonic line "I did one thing right"
Started liking James Bond movies after they brought in Daniel Craig. His stunts feel very original and looks lethal. Perfect for a bond. Roger Federer, for example, although stylish enough in suits to play the bond, doesn't have the "lethal killer" looks :)
Something I noticed binging all of these Craig era clips is that Bond grows increasingly angry and rugged since Casino Royale. I don't know if its intentional, but Craig really portrays the "dying inside" of this character as he continues to witness tragedy and hardship.
I have always loved the Bond films, going back even before I saw 'The Living Daylights' on my birthday while studying at Oxford University. With that said, I don't think anyone has ever, or will ever, play Bond better than Daniel Craig. When I see him in that role, I forget he's an actor, and I just see James Bond.
Plusieurs acteurs connus dans les années 60 ont refusé le rôle du premier James Bond.007.....ils ont pris un acteur de série B, Sean Connery qui a accepté.....c'était loin d'être gagné ....puisque des films de ce genre il n'y avait pas beaucoup....
I get a smile when these movies use actual media and cultural figures in them, like Wolf Blitzer here. It's that little bit of extra immersion into the fantasy, and it's nice to know, for instance, that Wolf just might be a Bond-fan.
In the deleted scene, M wakes up at 3 am to find James spooning with her in a onesie. She exlaims "Don't ever spoon with me again or I'll have you shot!"
M: where the hell have you been? Daniel Craig: Enjoying Death.........007 Reporting For Duty the coldest and best line from daniel craig out of this whole movie
The way Bond kind of complains "what did you say 'take the bloody shot '". It gives a peek into his vulnerability and how he's somewhat hurt by M's action. The two are tied together its more than enployer and employee dynamics between them.
What i really love about this scene is that, like Bond said, M didn't trust him to finish the Job. It's less about him being shot and more to do with the fact that he views M's decision as her losing trust/faith in his abilities, and it's a common theme throughout the film as Bond's age and ability are constantly being mentioned throughout.
I don't know that she didn't trust him so much as She is experienced enough not to let personal feelings get in the way of the mission. For her it isn't about trust or who is the best agent, its getting the mission done, and retrieving that list.
@@mithos56 I was mainly talking about how Bond Percieved her actions because i think in the other craig bond films he probably believes she would've let him deal with the issue himself if that makes sense
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“Well, you’re bloody well not sleeping here!” - Brilliant.
Ran out of drink where you were, did they? 🤩
What was it you said?
Love
@@eangeleyesr6678 very dry humour. Get it. Dry humour. Also would have accepted: rye humour
Segment starts off with CNN Fake News
- Brilliant
Love how M just recognises Bond in the darkness. Just like a mom would
Well the ears are a dead giveaway.
@@JCrashB millions of people have the same ears
@@JCrashB Wingnut
@@n.g488 Prince Charles being one!
@@racheljennings8548 😂😂
M: And Bond, don't ever break into my home again.
Bond: breaks into M's home 6 years later.
Nah Skyfall was released in 2012
Four years after Quantum
@@youknowmyname9606 M said that in casino royale 2006
@@rostraman Yep, and wasn't Casino Royale technically one of the first in the series?
Yeah and gets away with it...again 😂😂😂😂
Casino royale/Quantum of Solace take place 2006
Damn, the cinematography in this movie is top-notch. Definitely the best looking Bond flick.
Well the man in charge was none of other than Roger Deakins, one of the best if not the best.
@@davidturner6280 he IS the best
Nah that has to be Casino Royale
@@hill1629 disagree. Casino Royale is a good movie and there is certain things I like more than in Skyfall. But this movie has way more beautiful shots.
@@dr.bighead5793 nah Casino Royale has a lot more replay value and it’s incredible to think it’s 15 years old. Sky fall is good but I feel it was overhyped as the best bond movie ever back in 2012 and it was pretty good but CR is much better possibly one of the best action movies of this century
The chemistry between Craig and Dench is absolutely superb.
She was brilliant as head of MI6
Phenomenal! Fabulous!
Non-exisant.
It's the chemistry between two remarkable actors.
Apparently they fucked
"Being James Bond is not easy" is what we learn through Daniel Craig's era. And it's brillant.
It's so easy being JB, bang woman left and right and don't need to worry about calling them because they're most likely gonna die in a day
@@watchingufrmbhindu8979 but that’s not real life. Craig humanised the character
Is not easy as you want a easy life... If you don't want be a pawn in the spy game, just don't be in the table.
And in the latest movie he goes out with a bang. Sorry for the spoilers.
@@sng3939 Craig didn't humanise him at all. Craig turned Bond into a superhero. These rapid cut fight scenes are like a low rent Jason Bourne clone. He's a good actor but not the best Bond
Another reason to love this scene: it was filmed in John Barry's old house in Cadogan Square, London. A silent tribute to a wonderful composer of film music.
The living daylight 🤩🤤
Original Bond theme.
Really? That's awesome
Great detail. Thanks for that.
Ha! The same place where Michael Caine crashed while Barry was writing the theme for GOLDFINGER?
Skyfall has got to be one of the best bond films ever. Top notch villain, redemption story of bond, M’s sad death, the action. So many great things
I feel like it is underrated because of the fact that Casino Royale exists. It just gets overshadowed
Not to mention the soundtrack
I think its better than Casino Royale its prob top 5 of all time easily.
@@3Immotommi3 i feel like majority of people thought Skyfall is a tad better than Casino Royale
@@ariqsyafwan4987 I heard Pierce Brosnan was originally suppose to reprise his role as 007 in Casino Royale but was fired weeks before production began.
This scene conveys so much character and meaning. And indeed, details like M recognizing Bond by his silhouette is pure class and intelligence. Craig and Dench were magic in this movie.
why i love it
They certainly were. I wish they would have both stayed on just a little longer.
but how did she see him or hear him after opening the bottle?
IT was like a mum recognising a missing son , people try to make out its sexual - that they have that connection its absolutely not
@@michaelwhittaker5432what the hell are you on about? I have never heard anyone say anything about this or their relationship was sexual.
“We’re under attack. And you know we need you.”
“Well, I’m here.”
This is the best version of Bond. A broken, tormented, mess of a man, who is bounded by honor and service, yet will never leave a job half-finished. He is waiting for the time when he can bow out, after his job is done, all while hoping to find some semblance of peace within himself, but not knowing what that looks like or when that will be. Craig’s Bond was absolutely brilliant. I hope it can be topped by the next person, but I doubt it will.
Classic scene
in fairness people doubted Craig (the blonde bond) when he first was casted to play 007
@@mneri82 he proved he was good by giving an excellent performance in Casino Royale, one of the best Bond movies.
as he said for the next Bond, "Don't be shit."
the next person???
“Where the hell have you been?“ The delivery of that line says so much about their relationship. What a masterpiece of a film!
❤
No one has mentioned it but the way she said it showed her relief in seeing her best agent back without showing it! Or was that just me?
She probably knew he was still alive
Judy Dench. I love her coldness as M. Savagely played that role for many years. That wit, skills, and attitude. In Skyfall, I cried for her.
Check out the BBC series "As Time Goes By". Her comedic skills were every bit as great as her dramatic skills.
Just dominates every scene, even this one.
She got Oscar for this movie ,laugh now 😀😀😀
When Judi Dench played M in Goldeneye, her character was initially suspected of being too soft and cautious for the job, and not willing to send an agent on a mission if they might be killed.
I know it's technically not the same timeline, but her character has come a long way since then. Now she's considered to be too reckless with agents' lives!
I cried, too.
Credit to Daniel Craig here. He truly looks like he is down and out. The rough stubble, the bloodshot eyes, the pale complexion. This is a Bond barely keeping it together and the failure of the following tests MI6 put him through are believable. Often you get the ''hero'' in a dark space but it rarely sells, i.e., see Brosnan supposedly tortured for months in North Korea in Die Another Day and yet he looks fresh as roses soon after. Here though, it works. Bond feels, not finished, but hanging by a thread.
That’s cause he’s actually an alcoholic
@@colbyreyburn6432 Really?! That's kinda true to the book of James Bond as he's keen on the drink in those books.
@@colbyreyburn6432 Well, in every movie he asks for a drink which is mostly a martini shaken not stirred.
Much the case of the novel 'You Only Live Twice'.
Brosnan looked more beat up and tortures in the world's not enough, you can see his soul die a little bit when he shoots Elektra
Love Daniel Craig as Bond....he brought back a certain "coldness " to the character...he is after all.... an assassin.
Yeah, plus the old guy who still has it vibe is relatable to us middle aged Gen Xers that were raised on Moore and Dalton.
I feel the opposite. He brought the warmth and human vulnerabilities to the character
Non un espion...l'espion a le droit de tuer...Pour la patrie .....disait Vercingétorix
Is it just me or does that beach bar look relaxing and peaceful just sitting there alone with your thoughts
movies have a way of making so many things look enticing, but when you do it for real it's very often meh 😉
Depends on the bar. I saw this bar and thought the same but you have to really think. If it’s windy will it feel windswept, without wind there will be mosquitoes. The co start cleaning, sand, dirt and salt water means your always having to fix floors and if you can’t get a delivery down to the beach you got to lug boxes of alcohol to the beach. Also running water is important cause without it nothing is cleaned right😅
He had corked Whisky, so he wasn't drinking the cheap stuff.
I was thinking I want to go sit at that bar for the winter.
@@findlayrankin9769 "Nothing clean right"
M (Casino Royale): "..and Bond, don't ever break into my apartment again"
M (Skyfall): "Where the hell have you been?"
How the sky has fallen....
Good pickup
How the sky has fallen - SKYFALL
@@random-jn8ec precisely
also m: "oh we've sold your flat"
ah, the perfect revenge.
@@thenameisgsarci u get into my home unannounced, u r going to be homeless .
he was truly hurt and she was trying to make him realise that there were no feelings involved. god it’s brilliant acting.
One of the few moments if not the only moment were bond's jaw was dropped when M told him they sold his flat was great. I really felt that when I saw it in theatre💯
Despite that James was hurt and that M usually has a cold attitude, I still think M should have tried to apologize to him no matter what. Oh well. At least Eve chose to say that she was sorry. Especially since she never wanted to take an unclear shot.
@@Marguerite21 No. It would have been an insincere apology, which is worse than the cold response.
Love how James Bond can break into M’s house but Silva never considered it. Would have saved him time.
Silva didn't know, but Bond did...
@@Hawthorne-Studios because silva meets bond later not now
Silva is a showman, Bond isn’t. Well this iteration even less so.
@@Hawthorne-Studios highly improbable. Silva used to be her favorite like Bond now is. ALso, he has way too many tech tools and resources, he can even find out easily.
One of the manifold plot weaknesses of this ridiculous film
This movie is great. I don't understand how the same team behind this failed so much with Spectre.
I know, right?
@@s13rr4buf3 Deakins?
Lack of prep/writing time before production started. Sam Mendes said that making Skyfall he knew where the story was headed from the beginning, whereas with Spectre they were figuring it out as they went.
@@NabberDog ooooof, the death knell of a movie. 😞
@@NabberDog I never understood that. How do studios spend hundreds of millions on movie productions but make up the plot on the go. Especially with these huge franchises, they did the same with the new Star Wars 7, 8 and 9.
A trilogy where they did not finish the plot before filming and could not manage to make a coherent story, HOW?!
Typical employee and employer conversation
employee: you almost had me killed
employer: you know the rules
Covid Overtime be like
@Lassannn A full commitment's what I'm thinking of
@@stormchaser7992 you wouldn’t get this if u hadn’t died
Where do you work?
Employer: "well.... You ticked the box 'agreed with terms and conditions' before joining"
The best version of the Bond/M relationship that we ever got. I'll miss them both.
Yes but Daniel is also the best and truest Bond ever in my opinion
@@thedarkkontroller8160 100%
Amazing. Daniel Craig's acting. The subtlety of indicating his sense of purpose in the profession that deems him expendable such that he places the bottle down immediately at the news that could have him reinstated. How his life outside of it is quiet and empty. Alcohol driven even to the point of creating an added layer of danger with his drinking by incorporating scorpions and loveless affairs. His statement of "enjoying death" said with a glass of alcohol raised spoken spitefully and how that it "lends perspective" nevertheless he was swift to make a return in the conversation. James is a sad character, his heroism is only a veil for his lack of friendship, family or any significant relationship. His only relationship is with the job that values him only for his physical prowess which is called to question by an enemy who was discarded in like fashion. It's like when Bruce went to fight Bane expecting to die. Similarly it brings him to Madeleine like Bruce's return brought him to Selena.
damn bruh....
You silver tongue devil you👍
@@thomasgreen1557 Lol 👍
Brilliant tbh
I hit like when i read "James is a sad character". I hate glorification. But this observation is not one of them.
Skyfall set the bar so high, I don't think any other Bond movie would meet that...
💯💯💯
This 5 minute sequence plus the extended opening scene are absolute high points of the Daniel Craig Bond period. Brilliant acting, directing and storytelling. Judi Dench is effortlessly wonderful. This sequence is as good as anything in the Bond archive. Hats off to all involved, both in front and behind the camera. A truly amazing achievement.
_Well, what do you expect? A bloody apology?_
This is the best Bond series of all. Change my mind.
Only fools will try.
Deepest storytelling, best characterizations.
I love the change of Bond when lights turn on. You expect him to be dressed in a suit, fully back in action when its dark but no. The light turns on and the illusion shatters. He is still broken.
a vulnerable bond like this is one of the most beautiful things this series has ever done in my opinion. i tried to be objective, but i can't see how this is not the best bond movie ever.
un film d'obligation pour les films d'action....quand il y a eu en 1960 " Chiribibi voit rouge "...avec Eddy Constantine certains disaient la même chose...donc c'est suivant les époques
Best Bond ever imho! He was born to play the Legendary Spy 😎🔥
That's the thing, he clearly wasn't. But boy did he ever dig deep and pull it out. That's the most impressive thing about Daniel's reign as 007.
@@Steve-gc5nt"That's the thing, he clearly wasn't." You must be fun at parties.
He was a very good agent but not a Bond. Never felt like I was watching Bond when he had the role. But he was excellent in his own way.
No one is born to play any acting role. Ones importance is far greater than the job they do. They have a life outside it.
@@czolgistta That's exactly how I've felt all along. There were a couple moments where he nailed being Bond, but the other 99% of the time I felt like I was watching a random agent.
That “007 reporting for duty” is so bad ass!!
Skyfall still one of the greatest 007 films I’ve ever watched.
Il faut préciser le nombre de films de 007 que vous avez vu.....sinon ? ? du pipeau
These scene perfectly shows how Skyfall, at its core is a film about people getting to old to do a job and getting replaced by younger people
I sure as hell hope NTTD won't have that same feeling
@@emekaasiegbu3697 Why? it was remarkably appropriate for this film, and it's unlikely this Bond survives the next movie in once piece, if at all.
"Sometimes the old ways are the best," is the refrain of this film.
@@s13rr4buf3 Damn right
Those who don't remember the past are doomed to repeat it.
I continue to think that Skyfall is one of the best Bond films ever made, for a number of reasons.
It's the only one where the villain accomplished his goal.
@@stevenhancock2822 for starters
This definitely has the best villain besides Le Chiffre
@@sakuragi1062 The best, because he'd been one of them. He knew them so well. When I saw that Xavier Bardem was going to be in Dune, that made it a must see. If it hadn't already been because Denis Villeneueve was filming it.
Best Craig Bond film bar none. Casino Royale was great too, but this is like comparing two A+ movies.
4:11 gee, you would think after she got him shot, the least she could do was give him a place to sleep.
"Take the **bloody** shot"
"What do you expect, a **bloody** apology?"
"Well, you're **bloody** well not sleeping here"
How very British 😄
First time I heard this line, I thought he said “Brosnan didn’t make it did he” referencing the previous bond.
Shocking, positively shocking.
Ronson not Brosnan
Now now..
It's Ronson, the wounded agent from the opening sequence chase
@@OliBert157 Woooosh!
I love how despite the tension and drama, at its heart, this scene is basically like a disappointed mother chewing out her kid for coming in late past curfew.
Skyfall is by far the best 007 movies... Story.. Dialogues.. all amazing..
the one thing I loved about Judy's M, is that she was sassy and straight to the point. She was no damsel in destress. She could dish out the insults with the best of them.
Dame Judy Dench definitely has the balls to fill that role.
"Ran out of drink where you were did they?"
The fact that they didn’t give the title of 007 to another person after bonds supposed death proves that it’s not just a code name but his title , not something to be switched around . In my opinion
I think there was a book where James Bond really died and was given to another person who will held 007 title
@@mr.formal6723 if true then fair enough
This aged badly(no time to die)
@@calebseeling834 please no 🥲😥😭
@@cactusmalone no time to die ending is sad as heck man
Wolf Blitzer, He is an actor who plays a News reporter.
@Electro Crypto Yep, remember when he told Hillary he was going to lock her up. Many cheered and chanted, lock her up. It was all an act, a play, a theatrical performance. Hollywood can not make TV shows and movies that well. All the fighting and arguing is just a show. They work to promote one agenda.
CNN Fake News
James Bond and Mommy(M) see right through it
Not very convincingly
Thomas Newman's score for M with Roger Deakin's cinematography is absolutely perfect. Filming M from across the coffins and then filming Tanner across again, to signify how isolated M is feeling, especially without Bond by her side. This will always be #1
Comme un travelling de gauche avec la fuite en avant de la caméra....c'est parfait
M:"the shower might be in order".
Bond:** obediently takes a shower with severine **
Anyone here after watching the new movie?
I never watched Bond films until Daniel Craig came along. He hooked me in and attracted my attention; ever since then, I have loved every bit of his movies. I love that depth he brings to Bond's character and that part of humanity in him.
His movies literally changed the face of Bond movies. The cinematography, the action sequences, made the movies way more darker that it ever was. Loved how in the end of the interview Daniel talked about rarity of James Bond movies. You've added a part of your personality and life to the cinema history, Mr. Craig, and it is a valuable input.
Thank you Daniel Craig. Thank u for great movies like; Casino Royale, Skyfall and NOW No Time To Die; my favourite Bond movie/ any movie of all time. I'll miss you being my James Bond, the one I grew up watching and still do, reminiscing how cool you are all while still looking up to you. ❤
To whoever is the next James Bond they have got huge shoes to fit in. This gent has been the best Bond ever. His Bond has taken the films into the stratosphere. I’ve loved the series since I was a little and cried as No Time To Die ended. Oh my days what a guy.
Daniel Craig’s time as Bond is already over… 5 films…. 16 years….. where did those years go?! He’s been fantastic as Bond. ❤❤❤❤❤
Daniel Craig has been my personal favourite James Bond, he’s set the standard really high for the next actor whoever they might be and I hope that the film is as good as I’m hoping that it will be. If I ever get to meet the bloke I’ll be sure to buy him a drink or ten to say thanks.
Daniel Craig excels all the James Bonds and brings it to this whole new level. This man made a whole new world with his time frame and the position he was in while playing James Bond. Daniel Craig is the absolute epitome of any actor reforming, improving & developing a movie to a 110% piece of work; always going above and beyond all expectations. He truly brings the movies to the top. Thanks Daniel Craig, Ml to my hero Craig... Daniel, Craig :)
“To James”
The names Craig……..Daniel Craig
from russia with love..... its still the best BOND movie... Sean is Legend..
So. . . . You like him as James bond i can deduce . . .
Comment faites vous pour aimer la profondeur que Greg apporte au personnage de Bond si vous n'avez jamais regardé d'autres films de James Bond ? ? ? vous faites à juste valeur une comparaison....mais ? ? ?
I love her character.
Such a unique, albeit credible charisma.
I don't think you know what *albeit* means.
The third Craig Bond film, the very middle of his journey as Bond. This movie was also the best in his run in my opinion, with Casino Royale being a very close second
I will always LOVE the banter between Dame Judi and Daniel. She was a GREAT "modern M", and Daniel was just........PHENOMENAL!!!
“Run out of drink where you were did they?” Savage af! Lol I love Judi Dench!
😤"What was it you said? *Take the bloody shot!* "
Avec cette phrase doit-on penser que Bond est alcoolique..? ? ?
One of the more profound, well written and acted scenes of all the 007 films. A defining of both characters. Even the lighting and cinematography was well done.
Oui mais quelle scène..celle que l'on voit ? ? ?
Without question the best bond. Completely realistic, a testament to the actors, especially Craig and Dench. A broken man, tormented by years of service returning to the only person who ever gave him meaning. Whatever you say. Craig was the best, most complete bond
How do you define realistic? I think perhaps you mean convincing.
I always thought that Judi Dench’s M really came into its own once they rebooted the series, toughened the whole thing up and allowed her character to be more tetchy and hard-bitten and less cosy and overtly matronly. Oddly enough, it also enabled M to get some really funny lines, such as, When somebody says ‘we have people everywhere’, you expect it to be hyperbole. Florists use the expression. You don’t expect them to have somebody standing in the bloody room!“ from Quantum of Solace. 😆
Yep that was when we saw that wall that never had been breached had someone jump over it like it wasn't even there
Just watched No Time To Die and SkyFall keeps being the best of Craig’s movies!!
Honestly skyfall is my favorite bond movie. It was such a great story and a good redemption for bond. I loved that he wasnt the same bond because of his injury, yet still was able to hold his own against the villain. Godly villain too. This movie showed exactly why he is james bond. Hands down my favorite of the franchise.
The fact I know the lines word for word in this scene just goes to show how much I love this film 😂
Dan and Judi's Bond/M dynamic is absolute top shelf. Every exchange with them is exhilarating and biting, with some aspect of their relationship always being advanced forward. M is tough but fair, and she really helps to mold Craig's Bond into the man we all love, because she instills in him the principles and disciplines required to do the job to the best of his ability.
4:00 your face when your mom told she gave your comics books to cousin.
James casually sees a tv in the mirror and turns to reveal him in CLOSE UP as we both watch it. Awesome.
Always loved the banter between these versions of Bond and M respectively.
I could do this bit of being James Bond... sitting in a bar looking melancholy... Got that down to a high skill level over the years ! 😎
The inevitability of time don’t you think
Il faut passer des castings....
I like how the made a makeover to this bond film by giving it the indie camera work treatment ! Wish more commercial films get this treatment !
"Well you're bloody well not sleeping here" That let Bond know who was boss
Excellent writing, direction, acting and editing. A great scene.
I love this movie so much. Regardless if it was Bond or not, so well done.
Skyfall gets better with time, the hallmark of a great Bond film.
Skyfalk made me visit Turkey. I am going to Turkey next week!
Wow I hope you have fun
@@sashaking1111 Thanks bro! I am going to visit the building from the opening scene:)
Nice! Hope you enjoy it and stay safe out there!
Have a good one!
i feel sorry for you!
By far my most favourite James Bond movie
Me too. Especially lovely in the immersive atmosphere of a real theater.
From "we need you" to "Well, you’re bloody well not sleeping here!” Judie can change her tone magicallky
One of the greatest Bond actor together with Pierce
Oh how I will miss them both. The relationship of love and hate between the two made it more interesting and Craig took this to a whole new level and made it his own.
I love how she doesn't bring up the fact this is the second time he's broken into her house.
I like Dr No and Skyfall the most: I watched Dr No in the theater. 😁
the way he instantly changes his deminor when he realises its MI6 that's attacked and immidietly returns shows he cares
"Well what do you expect, a bloody apology?"
I don't know why but I always laugh at that xD
Love how Bond conveniently had CNN in English in a random Turkish bar.
You’re overthinking.
Türk servislerdede ingilizce CNN ve BBC var kendisi açtıysa mümkün
ya ikimiz de biliyoruzki kendisi falan açmadı :D
It makes for a better scene than him getting a notification on his phone
CNN in English is pretty common around the world
Bond's mother figure was M, she lifted him up to the very end by giving him the job inspite of failing and by saying her iqonic line "I did one thing right"
Wolf Blitzer has been in both 'James Bond' and 'Mission Impossible' franchises.
M:I did it better though
Paid liars
Yeah, and he is a Communist News Network globalist hack.
The old 🐺 Wolfy where the $$$$$ is...
prob bc hes an op mockinbird spy
Layer cake is still his best movie. Hands down.
Two people at the top of their game.
Started liking James Bond movies after they brought in Daniel Craig. His stunts feel very original and looks lethal. Perfect for a bond. Roger Federer, for example, although stylish enough in suits to play the bond, doesn't have the "lethal killer" looks :)
@ESports Academy yo
He ment Roger Moore of course, but go on....
@@TheRX78ONE no
Wondered it too, but he sold me early on. The Bond he portrays is much closer to the character in Ian Fleming's novels.
@CEO of Secularism I meant federer
This is the best ever Bond Movie.
Judy Dench is phenomenal...
Skyfall. The best bond film.(Period)
The first sitting shot look like monster 🔥
The music on this film is brilliant! Heard the album so many times
Something I noticed binging all of these Craig era clips is that Bond grows increasingly angry and rugged since Casino Royale. I don't know if its intentional, but Craig really portrays the "dying inside" of this character as he continues to witness tragedy and hardship.
I have always loved the Bond films, going back even before I saw 'The Living Daylights' on my birthday while studying at Oxford University. With that said, I don't think anyone has ever, or will ever, play Bond better than Daniel Craig. When I see him in that role, I forget he's an actor, and I just see James Bond.
Plusieurs acteurs connus dans les années 60 ont refusé le rôle du premier James Bond.007.....ils ont pris un acteur de série B, Sean Connery qui a accepté.....c'était loin d'être gagné ....puisque des films de ce genre il n'y avait pas beaucoup....
Should have been the last Daniel Craig bond ! It was sheer poetry
The best M ever. Cheers to dame Judi!
Thank you for this scene. The eyes. Never lie
The chemistry between Dench and Craig has always been a big reason why Craig's Bond and the whole Bond cycle with him has been my most favourite
I get a smile when these movies use actual media and cultural figures in them, like Wolf Blitzer here. It's that little bit of extra immersion into the fantasy, and it's nice to know, for instance, that Wolf just might be a Bond-fan.
In the deleted scene, M wakes up at 3 am to find James spooning with her in a onesie. She exlaims "Don't ever spoon with me again or I'll have you shot!"
The rain sets up the mood doesn’t it?
Every movie seems to do this.
M: where the hell have you been?
Daniel Craig: Enjoying Death.........007 Reporting For Duty
the coldest and best line from daniel craig out of this whole movie
The way Bond kind of complains "what did you say 'take the bloody shot '". It gives a peek into his vulnerability and how he's somewhat hurt by M's action. The two are tied together its more than enployer and employee dynamics between them.
I just love the relation they have just like a mom and his son.
Not every Bond movie with Daniel Craig is great, but Daniel Craig is great in every single one of them.
c'est d'un illogisme A++++++
Late 90’s and this my favorite 007 movies plus goldeneye the movie and game
The first few second of this is the late stages of my late 30s youth hostelling adventure.
"Well you're bloody well not sleeping here." Love it.
What i really love about this scene is that, like Bond said, M didn't trust him to finish the Job. It's less about him being shot and more to do with the fact that he views M's decision as her losing trust/faith in his abilities, and it's a common theme throughout the film as Bond's age and ability are constantly being mentioned throughout.
I don't know that she didn't trust him so much as She is experienced enough not to let personal feelings get in the way of the mission. For her it isn't about trust or who is the best agent, its getting the mission done, and retrieving that list.
@@mithos56 I was mainly talking about how Bond Percieved her actions because i think in the other craig bond films he probably believes she would've let him deal with the issue himself if that makes sense