James Bond 007: Coldest Kills 

"That's a Smith and Wesson and you've had your six." And he says it so cool.

I always thought Boris (from Goldeneye) was the coldest kill.

Pierce Brosnan killing Sophie Marceau after she says "you'll miss me" is best best bond scene of all time :) "I never miss :'("

"You needn't worry. The second is-" *gunshot* "Yes, considerably." So badass.

You missed out: "Where's Feckesh?" "Pyramids!" (Bond causes him to fall to his death and casually straigtens his tie) "Helpful chap."

Somehow you missed one of the best ones. "For England, James?" "No... for me."

Connery putting his gun down and lighting up while holding a man hostage. Oh man, it was a different time back then. "I never miss..." is the coldest in the whole series. By far.

That first Connery's Kill in Dr No, so much class, amazing

What I think is interesting from these clips is how each bond feels about killing in general. Connery is very cool, calm, and collected, he thinks nothing of it, he even takes the time to light his cigar to wait for the man to go after the empty gun on the floor so Connery could justifiably make his move. He's calculated and intelligent, but extremely deadly. Pierce Bronson is more remorseful when he has to kill someone unarmed, he doesn't like to do it but will for queen and country, and you can tell he struggles between being a cold killer and a gentlemen. Daniel Craig is a soldier. Craig's bond is a loner and a special forces man who never really disengaged from combat mentality, he looks at whatever his country needs him to be or do as part of the job. He doesn't like killing, but he doesn't dislike it, he's just a soldier in a nicer uniform. Both Moore and Dalton, however, (Dalton in particular) play it very differently. Both Moore's and Dalton's Bonds are proud Englishmen in their Majesty's Secret Service, and they seem to enjoy every part of their job, even murder. Moore is cold and damning, but Dalton's Bond in particular goes the extra mile by using the briefcase of money to kill his enemy in such a brutal fashion that proves he cares more about eliminating his Majesty's enemies than money or any other resource. Moore comes off as a cold blooded killer and Dalton feels like a loyal extremist. All very different and very interesting takes on the character.

That Snarled "I Never Miss" is Brosnan's finest moment as Bond

"I never miss" is my favorite Brosnan line/kill.

What makes Timothy Dalton and Daniel Craig such excellent James Bonds was that they were cold assassins and had short tempers which is how he was in the books.

"The coldest blood runs through my veins, you know my name..."

Isn't there anybody besides me who likes ALL the Bonds, and thinks that each star brought something unique to the role? I can't be the only one who isn't hopelessly provincial about this.

Timothy Dalton is the coldest Bond ever. His face when Killifer and Krest were dying is unbelievable. His expression makes us believe that he is the real person that wants their deaths. Timothy Dalton isn't an actor. He is the real Bond.

"Yes... considerably" that's gotta be one of the best quotes from Daniel Craig's run

When Bond is this cold, he is exactly how Ian Fleming wrote him

I like how he dispatches Elektra. The same ruthless Bond I saw when Sean Connery played him and slapped Tatiana calling her "LIAR" as she implores to him that she loves him. Really cold!

I grew up with the Pierce Brosnan films, and he'll always be my favorite. Also, the N64 Goldeneye game is an all-time great!

"What a terrible waste... Of money!" That one time bond got out one-linered

I know, but that kill of Locque's was probably the most cold-blooded Bond moment from the Roger Moore films. Great moment.

Whoa there! Where is the "Compliments of Sharkey!" scene? In fact just about every Timothy Dalton kill is a cold one. He was amazing as Bond IMO.

Timothy Dalton was the coldest 007. Shame he wasn't in more Bond movies.

" A Smith and Wesson, you've had your six" one of the best lines in a bond film

The only regrettable action in those clips was the loss of all that money to the shark.

4:35 "Call him off. I won't ask again. Well, maybe just twice."

Brosnan did his best performance in TWINE. Killing Elektra, my god. Perfection. An underrated film for sure.

Call him off. I won't ask again. Call him off... CALL HIM OFF! Yeaaaah...

Each actor brought something unique and enjoyable to the role. Connery was, of course, the most manly Bond…sultry and cruel. Lazenby played the closest Bond to Flemming's books. Moore was the most English Bond, dry-witted and gentlemanly. Dalton was the most human Bond, and the Bond I most believed genuinely cared whether innocents lived or died. Brosnon was the most boyish Bond, and really loved the job. And Craig is the most complex Bond, struggling with emotions and roiling rage, dramatic and grave. Even the worst of the Bond films are better than some of the best sequels, licenses, and reboots that pass for entertainment today. :^/

For Your Eyes Only was the best Bond movie. It had everything.

I think I'm one of the very few that believed Timothy Dalton's "License to Kill" Bond was the best Bond period. I think the fact that he played it with such a seriousness that gave it a genuine feel.

whenever people criticises pierce brosnan's james bond. i remind them that he had to kill an unarmed woman.

5:37 even M was like, "damn…"

“Call him off” “I won’t ask again” I mean he was telling her not asking her lol

I have to love that opening kill from Casino Royale the most, the brief flash of the family photo on his desk as he goes flying backward, the black and white, everything just makes that scene seem even colder.

Dr Kaufman from "Tomorrow Never Dies" needs to be on the list.

That one in For Your Eyes Only was cold as dry ice, my favorite Roger Moore Bond moment :D

"God, what a total waste... The money!"

I always questioned that Doctor No scene because we always keep one in the chamber. A WM

Love when Roger kicks the car over the edge. Not used to seeing that side of Moore's bond.

Sean Connery and Pierce Bronson were the BEST Bonds...

"Yes. Considerably." - BOSS! lol

The scene with pierce brosnan is one of the reasons I loved him as bond. I never understood all the hate.

The Elektra King kill was the coldest :O

Having read the books, I have to say that I actually enjoy Timothy Dalton's Bond quite a bit.

ELEKTRA! One of my first fictional crushes, I'm not ashamed to say. Her story is so sad. You'd think Bond could've shot the phone out of her hand or something...

You forgot... 006- "For England James?" 007- "No... for me" *DROPPED*

All were good lines with great wit - my personal favorite of the list was the one where Bond "offed" professor dent.... "You've had your six...."

1:15 "It's a Smith and Wesson and you've had your six". That's one COLD motherfucker. The scene is still AWESOME 50 years later... Connery IS "Bond. JAMES Bond". The rest of 'em can't even say that right!

that first clip from Dr No,was a 1911 which holds 7 rounds, not the Smith & Wesson bond says it is, kinda funny they would have made that sort of mistake.

Honestly Craig has taken over as my favourite Bond, I was sceptical at first but he pulls it off so damn well.

Man, Brosnan looks so scary and mean when he is serious! The way he said, "I won't ask again" One of my favourite actors and my favourite Bond, along with Connery!

Bond: _"Where's Fekesh?"_ Henchman: _"Pyramids."_ Throws him off roof and looks down at corpse...... Bond: _"What a helpful chap."_ Harsh.

1:14 No, it's specifically an M1911, which has a magazine capacity of 7. And I can't believe the assassin tried to pick the gun up being that the slide locked back, indicating the magazine is empty. Older movies always did have problems with continuity.

Oooh ya Roger & Sean are the most badass and just straight up the classic Bond Suave

The quiet guy in the merc was quite satisfying.... plus I love Roger

I grew up with Pierce Bronsan and Roger Moore's interpretation of 007, but Sean Connery and Daniel Craig were my kind of Bond to be honest. Also even though I haven't seen a lot of Timothy Dalton's Bond movies, I really liked the cold and edginess that he brought to his 007 (which is something that hasn't been seen until Craig came along)... So overall if I had to choose a James Bond actor that came close to the ones in the books. I'd say Dalton and Craig fit that category, but that's just my opinion.

Killifer deserved it. He betrayed Leiter so it wouldn't have taken him long to betray Sanchez and that wouldn't have gone well. Sanchez got it into his head that Heller and Krest were plotting against him and one was impaled on a forklift while the other was locked in a high pressure chamber until he quite literally went out of his head. So essentially, feeding Killifer to a shark was doing him a favour.

Sean Connery and Sir Roger Moore were my favourite actors to act 007

R.I.P. Sir Roger Moore aka the BEST James Bond!!

I saw the first clip when I was like 6 and didn't even knew english at the time, and finally I got to know what they where saying. ¡Muchas Gracias!.

Pierce Brosnan is the best James Bond. Change my mind

When 007 killed Stromberg in “The Spy Who Loved Me” at the dinner table was pretty cold too Excellent video 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Oof, that Elektra kill. "I never miss..."

No Stromberg? No Gruber? What about dropping the helpless "Blofeld" down a smokestack?

Damn, I too want a supressor like that...

You missed Craig bleeding out that dude on the balcony in Quantum. BY FAR the coldest and most efficient offing of any villain in any Bond film ever. Especially as he just sat there whilst the guy realised he was dying. The fight before is excellent too!!

The first scene in Casino Royale was the coldest, although Pierce Brosnan also had some cold kills in Goldeneye and Tommorow Never Dies.

No "for England James"?

Conspicuously missing from this compilation was the greatest and most stylish Bond kill of all. The defeat of Odd Job in the vault of Ft. Knox. Connery diving for the loose electrical wire as Odd Job reached to free his deadly hat from the bars. Connery grabs the wire and touches it to the bars electrocuting Odd Job. When the Calvary arrives Bond is asked "where is Odd Job". To which he replies, "He blew a fuse!!!". Daniel Craig's kill in the opening of Casino Royal is a very good one though. What I like about Craig, is that he does not try to imitate Connery. He is his own Bond.

"You earned it, you keep it... old buddy!"

Classic Bond intro that will never get old, if you'd ask me.

Woman: "James, you can't kill me! Not in cold blood." Me: *looks at title* "James Bond 007: Coldest Kills" Me: Oh, I think he can.

Pierce Brosnan tells Sophie Marceau to call Robert Caryle off is the best Bond scene

Only Sean Connery's Bond would play a round of solitaire while waiting for someone to come assassinate him.

Dr. No kill was by far the coldest. Waits for him, playing cards no less, super chill and relaxed. Watchs as the guy empties his gun, truly chill. Knows he out, gives him 2 or 3 small moments of hope to pull the empty gun closer, letting him think there is a chance, extracts info all the while. Could (should?) have arrested him. Tells em indirectly that he's about to drop the hammer, "u've had your six". The grunt the guy gives is chilling too. Then the super cold, drops a second one in the back when he's down. Another grunt. There is however one flaw though. Semi autos action stays open on the last shot, deadman sitting would have known it was empty too. In fact, in rewatching it u can see the action stay open after the last shot. Of course in that moment any of us might not be thinking clearly. In denial hoping it's loaded? Still, cold pyshcopath at its best.

I liked Moore's very much in FYEO. He's thought of as a bland Bond, but he can be quite tough at times. Here, by kicking the car (he didn't feel confortable doing it though). In Octopussy he shoots a guard right between the eyes.

Connery was so badass!

1:38 Roger Moore's defining moment as James Bond (And only my second Bond movie ever, when I was a kid.). We needed more of that from him. He could do it when he tried. Just as good as Connery.

sean connery in dr no , killing dent , is the best bond moment for me ,a cold kill and delivered with a great line , fantastic.

"That's a Smith and Wesson, and you've had your 6" Cool line, but that's an M1911 pistol with a 7 round mag

daniel craig's coldest kill is stabbing mr. dimitrios at the museum!!

Ironically my fav bond cold kill comes from Roger Moore. That car kick is some cold shit

Love how he says he won't ask again... then immediately asks again.

No disrespect to the old school bonds but Pierce Bronson was the real jame bond goldeneye and the world is not enough was great.

when pirece was bond he did bring out a cold side to him like when he threw off sean bean of that satellite in goldeneye and when he killed dr kuffmann in toworrow never dies when he say i'm just a professional doing a job and bond replies me too and it a personal kill to 007 and yet in the world is not enough he killed electra like she mean nothing to him

The professor might've lived had he bolted for the door while Bond was distracted from when he lit up his cigarette and then when he extinguished his match.

Great video! Really included some of bond`s best and most ruthless kills, I also enjoyed how you got all the major bonds and their respected scenes.. Also the scene where Moore bond is killing Stromberg was pretty cold, he basically shot him 4 times before he died :)

You forgot the Roger Moore scene with the tie and the butler. The butler gives him the info he needs and Bond just lets him die anyway, cause fuck saving people.

2:33-3:53 Screw the money, I have rules!

The casino royale intro is a masterpiece.

I'm surprised Wint and Kidd's deaths are so overlooked. I mean, one was blown up after the other was burned alive. Dude, that's pretty brutal even for Bond.

Well, he does have a licence to kill...

Really now! Where is Tomorrow Never Dies "im just a professional"scene Peirce Bronson's emotionless face when he kills the hitman is borderline sociopathic.

we´re not talking about worst movies, we´re talking about coldest kills

"...I WON'T ASK AGAIN!!" Asks twice more within the same sentence.

The moments where Bond doesn't give a single fuck

Most were not cold kills he was just doing his job.

I always found Brosnan to be under-rated. I loved him as Bond.

these aren't cold kills they had it coming