@@Kiarinadia in jjames bond movue you only live twice:: top agent agent told james bond( sean connery) didn"t you mother tell you don"t go in a car with strange girl ; this james bond movie( roger moore ) don" t follow a strange woman; instead of getting into a car with her
@@DocTraubo…….Yep, there weren’t even any women in the title sequence of the most recent Bond film. (Which is probably for the best since the nutters that dominate social media, and therefore ALL media are trying to convince everyone that women can have male genitalia and a beard)
Such a classic film! The music in this scene gives me chills and it can relax you within seconds of listening to it. The women in this scene, were they all supermodels in the 70’s? I bet Bond was hoping for a different kind of outcome when he saw them all 😂
The musical score is indeed great. What really gives me the chills though is Dolly's braces are gone in all recordings of this movie. I saw this in the theater in 1979 and she had braces. A lot of other people remember it too.
I love the expression on the women's faces when they see Bond in danger. They have a weird mix between a blank look and a look of arousal. Much like my ex.
I absolutely love this movie. I think it's criminal that Moonraker is rated lower than Quantum of Solace. Moonraker is dumb, but fun as hell. Quantum is just an assault to the eyes, and boring.
I think it’s criminal that the Roger Moore era gets too much scorn by non-Band fans, but we the fandom (the greatest in the world) love them, flaws and all.
Moonraker is actually very underrated cause initially critics found it silly with the countless gadgets and Roger Moore's jokes. It might be no Goldfinger, Fireball or You only live Twice, but it's actually one of the better Bonds. And infinitely more enjoyable than the bleak and nihilistic Bond movies of the last decade.
"You defy all my attempts to plan an amusing death for you..." Love that line and the deadpan delivery. Like, this actually perfectly explains a lot of the BS in the movie. Drax also looks like the sort of man who would find his enemy getting eaten by his pet python hilarious.
Today it is explosion shooting shooting explosion more shooting it is boring as fuck I never even finished one of the bond movies with the new bond if I start to fall asleep I can't watch on.
A very sublime cue by the one and only John Barry. The entire film as he scored it is filled with lofty, magisterial and even funereal at times, as in the “Bond Lured to Pyramid” cue. This is probably owed to the personal tragedy he endured that year when he lost both parents.
RiP Sir Roger. It’s always good to see you alive and well in your rightful place - immortalised within the Bond archives, whom you portrayed so admirably. Here’s to the wittiest and most charming Bond of them all.
A joke that may be lost on many viewers; In a previous film, the bad guy has a metal bridge that throws his victims into a shark tank. So Bond says “ No thank you, I’ll walk around. “ Only to have the trick rock throw him in. I’m sure in the theater , that got a big laugh.
"Mr. Bond. You defy all my attempts to plan an amusing death for you" Drax has no idea that his demise will be one of the most amusing villain deaths. 😆🤣😂
This soundtrack is soooo good I can almost forgive the rubber snake. A great Barry score. One of my many fave Bond sequences is from Moonraker. "Corrine Put Down" still gives me chills every time I see it.
In a time of superhero movies coming out of our ears we need,super...hero movies? Old Bond movies are fun and all but they straddle the line between being a campy adult action movie with women and sex being thrown in as much as possible in any context cause'that's what adults like'and'saturday morning cartoon superhero saves the day from evil bad guy against all odds'. Craig's might be boring for some but at least they have a tad bit more'seriousness'to a franchise that always was apparently'very serious and adult'despite sometimes looking like an action comic book
Lmao...Bond's facial expression at 1:15 cracks me up every time! Its like he is saying "WTF!? You seriously believe I'm going to follow you across that bridge with the obvious trap door?!"
@0:40 I didn’t know for the longest time but they actually filmed this scene in my home country of origin in Guatemala! That’s an actual Mayan temple of my ancestors That’s really impressive since I went and explore the ancient temples in Mexico Thank you Moonraker for making this a lush beautiful-looking film for 45 years! 😄
I love how every woman who comes out to greet him was seen at some point prior in the film. There’s the women Drax had tea with, the women Drax went quail hunting with, and even the glass factory tour guide
This is such an awesome film, I don't know why so many people hayed it. Although my favourite Bond film is licence to kill. I like them all, but this is definitely one of the better ones.
Cinema is impressive! They blended the Iguazu Falls in Argentina/Brasil with the Tikal pyramids in Guatemala and it looks perfectly natural, it’s fascinating!
This is scene is such a theatrical moment it’s so easy for Bond to be tricked and deceived by women that’s Bonds favorite personal desire but it’s also his weakness his blindspot in this case the villain was ingenious enough to figure that out by having his evil women lure him into a trap.
@@EnglishInfidel you've left so many comments one wonders what type of life you must have to spend so much time watching vids of films you dislike so much
@@alwaysOPEN4business I don't have the fucking time that's the point, if I had time to waste it wouldn't bother me when this overrated shit pops up but it steals valuable seconds and the only way it can be made worthwhile is by calling it out as the shit it is. Welcome to the internet boy.
My Grandma, now a retired teacher, actually copied the lyrics from the film (in VHS 📼) back when I was in grade school, using our TV's subtitle feature and we sang the theme song that evening. Good times.
This is the first movie I remember seeing actually in the theater. I was way too young to be in a Bond movie, but I'm not sorry (and I tried to convince my mom to let me dress as Jaws that Halloween!)
Great music, funny lines, intimidating villain, epic Vaux-le-Vicomte castle, Venice, Rio, Mayan pyramid, trip to the orbit, a henchman turning to the Light Side... Say what you want, this is my most favourite Bond movie.
Yeah, good one, James! Just keep following the girls and walk right into a trap! Did you think they were inviting you in for a drink? And how ridiculous Bond looks when he gives Jaws a “punch” in his gut!
The good old days, when James Bond films were still aesthetically beautiful! "Moonraker"(1979) was a gorgeous looking Bond film! R.I.P. Lewis Gilbert, Jean Tournier, Ken Adam and of course Roger Moore! THE ONE AND ONLY REAL ENGLISH GENTLEMAN AGENT!!!
In 1979 we only needed to worry about 1 lunatic billionaire Drax trying to save humanity by exterminating it…In 2023 we have lots of them: Gates, Zuckerberg, Schwob, Fink, Musk, Pichai, ugggghhhhh, the line of sick globalist real life Bond villains never ends…
John Barry's best. Up there with his Walkabout score. Beautiful but also eerie. English composers tend to weave in and out of light and darkness almost seamlessly. They live between hope and melancholia. Ralph Vaughan Williams was a master at that for instance.
Кино
One of the most magical moments in any Bond movie ever.
The music. No dialogue. The exotic shots.
Loved every minute of this sequence.
Slow down there young blood. Most magical moment?
Pretty woman * villain Hugh snake 🐍 & jaws;::Q rescue James bond ( Roger Moore) again
Covid at its infancy.
@@lloydkline1518 She means just before the trap in the water lol !!!
@@Kiarinadia in jjames bond movue you only live twice:: top agent agent told james bond( sean connery) didn"t you mother tell you don"t go in a car with strange girl ; this james bond movie( roger moore ) don" t follow a strange woman; instead of getting into a car with her
This movie is one of the main reasons Jonh Barry was/is my favorite movie composer and Ken Adam my favorite film production designer.
*John
The sets on the old Bonds really take you to another world. I think it's that 1970's aesthetic.
As a Bond fan I really do agree!
The music contributes so much too
And the kind of Bond Girls which PG-13 (1984+) movies can't have anymore.
Well, modern day puritism would have eliminated them anyway...
@@DocTraubo…….Yep, there weren’t even any women in the title sequence of the most recent Bond film. (Which is probably for the best since the nutters that dominate social media, and therefore ALL media are trying to convince everyone that women can have male genitalia and a beard)
@@jimd385 wonderful poster art by Dan Gouzee too. I met Lonsdale & some MR girls in 2015 , he was so quiet and pleasent
God, John Barry score was magical in this scene.
agreed
truly
Deffo
You're exactly right. That dude was magical. Dances with wolves, Bond films, out of africa, the list keeps going
@@JohnSmith-xw2dw Kong '76 is underrated , even faux Game of Death has good music
Such a classic film! The music in this scene gives me chills and it can relax you within seconds of listening to it. The women in this scene, were they all supermodels in the 70’s? I bet Bond was hoping for a different kind of outcome when he saw them all 😂
I just love the music in this bond film. Gives me chills. Rip Sir Roger Moore ❤
The musical score is indeed great. What really gives me the chills though is Dolly's braces are gone in all recordings of this movie.
I saw this in the theater in 1979 and she had braces. A lot of other people remember it too.
@@georgehenderson7783 Indeed, I remember it too! Mandela Effect be Damn!
@@georgehenderson7783 100 percent correct. I remember laughing hysterically when I saw that her teeth matched his.
Moonraker is the best James Bond movie by a mile.
I love the expression on the women's faces when they see Bond in danger. They have a weird mix between a blank look and a look of arousal. Much like my ex.
Did your Ex ! Ever say ! Anything !!??
Very good here
Ilove this movie.
Given the villain's plan in this one, they had to be a little psychotic to go through with it...
+Tim Haigh Was your ex sadistic?
One of the best Bond films ever. Simply oozing with class and elegance.
❤ the beginning & ❤ this legendary jaws * Hugh snake 🐍 scene pretty woman bait & poison trap for James bond ( Roger Moore)
Absolutely!
It's a very underrated film. Very enjoyable. I was so fortunate to locate a lab mint 16mm print of "Moonraker" from Austraila. I treasure it.
@@tompennock6369 / I recently watched it in 4K: very impressive.
It's not a bad film, the last 45 mins is pretty boring though
John Barry was just as much a huge part of the Bond films as any of the actors. His scores were and still are amazing!
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This five minute and thirty nine seconds of soundtrack is pure bliss.
@@taroman7100 YOU. ARE. CORRECT!
Beautiful soundtrack!
Agreed!
I absolutely love this movie. I think it's criminal that Moonraker is rated lower than Quantum of Solace. Moonraker is dumb, but fun as hell. Quantum is just an assault to the eyes, and boring.
I'll be honest, if you get rid of some of the goofy gondola and jaws scenes. I would agree with you
I think it’s criminal that the Roger Moore era gets too much scorn by non-Band fans, but we the fandom (the greatest in the world) love them, flaws and all.
Actually, QoS is my second favorite Craig, next to CR
@@maxfieldnuckels9075 QOS>Skyfall? Oh hell no. You are so wrong
@@greatwuta imagine scolding someone for personal preference.
Moonraker is actually very underrated cause initially critics found it silly with the countless gadgets and Roger Moore's jokes. It might be no Goldfinger, Fireball or You only live Twice, but it's actually one of the better Bonds. And infinitely more enjoyable than the bleak and nihilistic Bond movies of the last decade.
agreed!
Perhaps the VERY BEST Soundtrack of all the movies .... wow I miss those days
Ken adam and his fantastic sets. They truly took you to 007's world
"You defy all my attempts to plan an amusing death for you..."
Love that line and the deadpan delivery. Like, this actually perfectly explains a lot of the BS in the movie. Drax also looks like the sort of man who would find his enemy getting eaten by his pet python hilarious.
Best bad boy delivery line.
My favourite was "See that some harm comes to him "
I have a hunch that the python itself was shoehorned into the movie just so that Bond could say "He had a crush on me"
I love how they played Jaws strictly for comedy in this one 😂
Oh how I love the Roger Moore Bond era! Perfect balance between action and humour, unlike what you have today!
Today it is explosion shooting shooting explosion more shooting it is boring as fuck I never even finished one of the bond movies with the new bond if I start to fall asleep I can't watch on.
He was my Bond. Connery was a bit before my time.
When you're a ten year old kid seeing this in the cinema, nothing cooler
When you’re a ten year old kid
@@maxfieldnuckels9075 I'm taking about myself in 1979, FFS
@@peterfranks6243 I thought Mr. Bond killed you in an elevator Mr. Franks
@@Wolf-wc1js my dad was a fan also
@@Wolf-wc1js LMAO
The girls staring at Bond nearly dying is actually quite chilling.
They are all Karens.
@@trwent
Progressives woke liberals
@@leehighland5435 Trumpster born liars.
Only Moore can pull off the safari jacket look
This might be my favorite music cue from John Barry’s work in the franchise. It’s absolutely gorgeous.
I would agree. It's exhilarating. Makes you feel glad to be alive.
Saw this movie opening night, full house theater. FANTASTIC!
No screaming babies, or brilliant cell phone screens I'd bet.
It's funny how at 3:08 that woman's smile turns into a frown when 007 starts winning against the snake
The blond girl at 1:55 and 3:01 looks exactly like the current Bond girl Léa Seydoux in “Spectre” and “No Time To Die”. Maybe she’s the mother? 😳
Jaws still soaking wet from an impossible survival of going over the falls. Classic.
A very sublime cue by the one and only John Barry. The entire film as he scored it is filled with lofty, magisterial and even funereal at times, as in the “Bond Lured to Pyramid” cue. This is probably owed to the personal tragedy he endured that year when he lost both parents.
Barry's sublime score was more than good enough to win the Oscar
The control room gives serious Space: 1999 vibes.
Ken Adam is a genius
One of the best music cues (if not the best) to ever come out of John Barry.
Bond movies, so elegant, and dangerous
RiP Sir Roger. It’s always good to see you alive and well in your rightful place - immortalised within the Bond archives, whom you portrayed so admirably.
Here’s to the wittiest and most charming Bond of them all.
5 yrs since he passed......saw him talk bout his carreer in 2014 , Lon
My favorite for sure! He had it all!
A joke that may be lost on many viewers;
In a previous film, the bad guy has a metal bridge that throws his victims into a shark tank. So Bond says “ No thank you, I’ll walk around. “
Only to have the trick rock throw him in.
I’m sure in the theater , that got a big laugh.
an elevator actually at Strombergs lair
@@postersandstuff he means the bridge in you only live twice from blofeld
3:34 I always found that hilarious since it wasn't in self-defense, a rare moment of Bond losing his temper.
he tried it, lol
It was self defense
"Mr. Bond. You defy all my attempts to plan an amusing death for you"
Drax has no idea that his demise will be one of the most amusing villain deaths. 😆🤣😂
Bond does everything right here and is trying to avoid the traps and the distractions with the ladies and STILL gets dumped into the water! 😂😂😂
This soundtrack is soooo good I can almost forgive the rubber snake. A great Barry score. One of my many fave Bond sequences is from Moonraker. "Corrine Put Down" still gives me chills every time I see it.
Rubber? All this time i'd thought a real snake was used (I mean, Hollywood would never resort to any trickery would it?) : )
The Corrine love theme is so beautiful. I had a major crush on Corrine as a young boy.
This was my favorite level in Goldeneye.
Aztec
I forget sometimes how Moonraker has great cinematography.
In a time of superhero movie's coming out of our ears we need Bond movie's like this again, not dark depression Craig's
I heard that!
In a time of superhero movies coming out of our ears we need,super...hero movies? Old Bond movies are fun and all but they straddle the line between being a campy adult action movie with women and sex being thrown in as much as possible in any context cause'that's what adults like'and'saturday morning cartoon superhero saves the day from evil bad guy against all odds'. Craig's might be boring for some but at least they have a tad bit more'seriousness'to a franchise that always was apparently'very serious and adult'despite sometimes looking like an action comic book
Lmao...Bond's facial expression at 1:15 cracks me up every time! Its like he is saying "WTF!? You seriously believe I'm going to follow you across that bridge with the obvious trap door?!"
-Lmao- -WTF!-
Love those flat screen monitors back in the 70's.
And ALL ! OF ! THE !! ELECTRONICS !! IN !! THE !! BUILDING ! NEXT ! TO !! IT !!
The locales in Moonraker were my favorite for the Bond series.
Mesmerizing background music
That's John Barry's genius at work for you!
John Barry was a genius. What a fantastic combo he and Roger make!
@0:40
I didn’t know for the longest time but they actually filmed this scene in my home country of origin in Guatemala!
That’s an actual Mayan temple of my ancestors
That’s really impressive since I went and explore the ancient temples in Mexico
Thank you Moonraker for making this a lush beautiful-looking film for 45 years! 😄
I love how every woman who comes out to greet him was seen at some point prior in the film. There’s the women Drax had tea with, the women Drax went quail hunting with, and even the glass factory tour guide
Not the cute, French blonde.
I saw Venini store when i was in Venice......Chris Walken also filmed in Venice where he (yet again) plays a bad guy
This is the best bond movie, period. That new guy, what is his name? Blown the whole series..
oh Daniel gruff Craig who didnt care if his drink was shaken or stirred. Leave Bond alone!
This is actually a beautiful scene
This single movie: Moonraker 1979 is worth much more than the whole Daniel Craig era(2006-2021)! Every scene in Moonraker is just brilliant!
He just kept going.
Does James ever learn???
His weakness remains a constant and we all know what it is.
POP
Not a weakness. His JOB is to walk right into the trap...
Bond falls for the "honeypot" trick every time.
Becuz Bond is a womanizer lol
Pretty woman bait & poison trap never fail.with James bond ( Roger Moore; Sean Connery).
Viva la Figa 👉👌 lol
Pretty woman trap& bait / poison & hugh big snake trap// bait
@@lloydkline1518 in this case Bond is like a fly being attracted to a soft drink but then he falls into the drink and almost drowns ;)
John Barry being John Barry. Best music composer ever. Fantastic soundtrack
This is such an awesome film, I don't know why so many people hayed it. Although my favourite Bond film is licence to kill. I like them all, but this is definitely one of the better ones.
We need the complete Score of Moonraker, John Barry at his best
Cinema is impressive! They blended the Iguazu Falls in Argentina/Brasil with the Tikal pyramids in Guatemala and it looks perfectly natural, it’s fascinating!
I like the change in the look on Bond's face @ 1:14 when he suddenly realizes that 'wait a minute I have seen this girl before, one of Drax's girl.'
I love this scene 💕
I love Moonraker, my favorite Bond Movie!
back in the day when James Bond 007 doesn't stick to the
dark theme...love this film
When the ladies were coming out I thought bond was gonna get a massage 😂
Drax went all out on those uniforms, especially the converse basketball shoes, lol.
This is scene is such a theatrical moment it’s so easy for Bond to be tricked and deceived by women that’s Bonds favorite personal desire but it’s also his weakness his blindspot in this case the villain was ingenious enough to figure that out by having his evil women lure him into a trap.
To be fair, I think James may be checking out why so many voluptuous women appear.
They definitely were all beautiful for 1979
Seeing that blonde walk to that music was one of my best memories of a Bond film.
exotic
I found, and still find, the Bond films so incredibly unmemorable that I'm here on youtube being reminded.
@@EnglishInfidel you've left so many comments one wonders what type of life you must have to spend so much time watching vids of films you dislike so much
@@alwaysOPEN4business I don't have the fucking time that's the point, if I had time to waste it wouldn't bother me when this overrated shit pops up but it steals valuable seconds and the only way it can be made worthwhile is by calling it out as the shit it is.
Welcome to the internet boy.
My Grandma, now a retired teacher, actually copied the lyrics from the film (in VHS 📼) back when I was in grade school, using our TV's subtitle feature and we sang the theme song that evening.
Good times.
Love the sound of bond punching jaws in stomach
such crisp british dialogue from both actors 🥰
The best thing in the world is to see James Bond 007 films. Great.
I was in love with these Bond girls. And I was 10 years old at that time
Bond must have really good eye sight to see Drax while he is standing incredibly still
Must eat a hell of a lot of carrots, as Calvin Dyson would say.
I understand this reference.
I was searching for this comment...
Michael Lonsdale as Drax. I liked him in "Munich" (2005).
Daniel Craig was offered the role of Bond during the filming of "Munich."
Good film. I always thought Eric Bana would have been a good Bond.
Love the safari jacket ❤️
Fantastic locations and scenery in the older bonds.👍
What the name of song or orchestra playing in the background?
Beautiful safari jacket
For those wondering: the real Mayan pyramid shown at 0:37 is Temple I (the Great Jaguar) in Tikal, Guatemala.
That’s why I love Casino Royale
The soundtrack is similar to past Bond classics like this scene 👍
Nice name 😂
@@nirvanpillay
The best lol
James Bond's films were famous and the best in the seventies.
Superb "Actor' with a sense of humor..
This is the first movie I remember seeing actually in the theater. I was way too young to be in a Bond movie, but I'm not sorry (and I tried to convince my mom to let me dress as Jaws that Halloween!)
In this clip the villains watched Bonds struggle with the boa all the time.....
Drax: Why did you break off the encounter with my pet python?
Bond: I discovered he had a crush on me.
Great music, funny lines, intimidating villain, epic Vaux-le-Vicomte castle, Venice, Rio, Mayan pyramid, trip to the orbit, a henchman turning to the Light Side... Say what you want, this is my most favourite Bond movie.
I really enjoyed that movie as a kid. I just had to have that boat.
Yeah, good one, James! Just keep following the girls and walk right into a trap! Did you think they were inviting you in for a drink? And how ridiculous Bond looks when he gives Jaws a “punch” in his gut!
Its amazing how just 5 minutes of this scene was shot in 3 different countries Brazil, France and the pyramid shot in Guatemala
they didnt stay in closets with CGI
@@taroman7100 Because there was no CGI back in 1978 when they made this movie.
The good old days, when James Bond films were still aesthetically beautiful! "Moonraker"(1979) was a gorgeous looking Bond film! R.I.P. Lewis Gilbert, Jean Tournier, Ken Adam and of course Roger Moore! THE ONE AND ONLY REAL ENGLISH GENTLEMAN AGENT!!!
In 1979 we only needed to worry about 1 lunatic billionaire Drax trying to save humanity by exterminating it…In 2023 we have lots of them: Gates, Zuckerberg, Schwob, Fink, Musk, Pichai, ugggghhhhh, the line of sick globalist real life Bond villains never ends…
RIP Michael Lonsdale (Drax) and Richard Kiel (Jaws) all 7ft4inches of him.
Black Widow really inspired to show this scene
But this excerpt does not include another classic line "Jaws, Mr. Bond must be cold after his swim. Take him where he will be assured of warmth".
What music !
John Barry's best. Up there with his Walkabout score. Beautiful but also eerie. English composers tend to weave in and out of light and darkness almost seamlessly. They live between hope and melancholia. Ralph Vaughan Williams was a master at that for instance.
This set is incredible..
Great Bond scene.
RIP Michael Lonsdale aka Drax.
Same for Bernard Lee and Richard Kiel.
Why can’t I find pyramids like this??? Santa, I want a pyramid for Christmas!! 😁
Great Video! Love it!
Me: James, i heard you were fighting against a python.
James Bond: Lets just said that our first encounter was absolutely breathtaking.
He discovered the python had a crush on him.
The music in this scene, and the entire movie, is fantastic. And the cinematography is even better.
It’s all a masterpiece!
Nice.water.fall😍😍
Oh, the magic of Bond, wonderful sound and vision, what beautiful ❤️❤️ ladies.