These are all of the James Bond vehicles I could find where he used extra gadgets in them. Unfortunately, I didn't have "Tomorrow Never Dies" in my James Bond collection so scenes from that movie aren't included.
I love how old movies had little to no realism to how/ when cars blow up. The second they go off the road they just detonate without hitting anything. It gets me every time.
The "Never Say Never Again" stunt, the bike over the ramp that the Camaro was hauling, is one of my favorites. When you hit the ramp, you get a boost relative to the road so landing is difficult; of course the Bond franchise has no problem hiring the best stunt people. Then the hidden ramp on the parked car routine tops it off.
I'm sorry that I didn't have that movie to add. I thought I had all of the movies in my collection but didn't realize "Tomorrow Never Dies" was missing.
That's what we all love about James Bond. Current Bond movies are not much different from any action movies like Jason Bourne, Jack Reacher or John Wick. Bond then was a different class.
I guess the model didn´t have the Submarine-function in the plans, as for example the car in For your eyes only didn´t seem to have this function.Maybe it way specifically added as Bond had to go undersea.
"1970: we'll have underwater car in the future" Lotus: "Excellent. There aren't any rules against underwater race cars." Formula 1 rule-makers: "I guess we'll have to ban those, too. First, it's the ground-effects race car. Now, it's the underwater race car. What will Chapman think of next?" Chapman: "Stealth race car. You can't ban what you can't see."
I would have appreciated a clip from Skyfall when Bond reaches for the eject button and asks M, "Are you going to complain all the way?" M responds, "Oh go ahead, eject me. See if I care."
Whenever the windshield becomes covered in a substance which reduces visibility to zero; increasing speed and veering wildly from left to right is always the smartest thing to do.
Lol was thinking the same thing. Would've made more sense to make him brake hard, lock the wheels and drift of the cliff. But oh well, can't say I care really. Gotta love the old Bond vibe.
Liked all of the different things that looked like James Bond was capable of doing but knew that it was very talented Stunt people that did all of the hard stunts!
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1:25 they called that gadget the concrete ejector. It's a fast-setting hydraulic cement, guaranteed to discourage pursuit, or your money back. ( I don't think oxy-clean will get that stuff out of your clothing either.)
I wouldn't mind a car that's a combination of all the gadgets, and so on, of all the James Bond cars that had those. That is unless one gadget makes another redundant. They can be backups. The car though would probably be too heavy and cramped.
Started to get ridiculous from the nuclear powered submarine shit, but Brosnan surfing the tsunami is cinema history. Unreachable! At least it gained some credibility from Casino Royale. ⚡
Why didn't you include the car chase in Tomorrow Never Dies. He used a cell phone to drive his car, tire puncture devices, reinflating tires, top mounted missiles, and the hood ornament popped up to reveal a wire cutter.
I'm sorry that I didn't have that movie to add. I thought I had all of the movies in my collection but didn't realize "Tomorrow Never Dies" was missing.
0:42 One of the biggest "what the hell was that shit" moments in Bond movie history. Oil slick on a dirt road, car purposefully driving off the road and then exploding for no reason.
I want to see Brosman on the final movie of Daniel Craig's James Bond series, maybe as a partner, and with different codename, maybe 001 because he's a legend.
James Bond has used many non spy vehicles such as foreign cars, various aircraft, and even a Russian T-55 Main Battle Tank [he used that military vehicle to stop a enemy armoured train].
I guess the scriptwriter(s) thought: "If it sounds like Russian, it must be Russian. After all, it's a James Bond movie. When it comes to pravda, why bother to Czech and make sure?"
Another example that shows that the Bond series actually ended with Dalton. After he was replaced ..... just tragic. No magic any more. No Bond - just brawl.
The DB5 is the most beatifull bond car The Lotus Esprit has the collest gadgets My personal favourite is the DB5 but the lotus esprit is a close second
Towards the end is the scene where he puts his hand against the windshield and it shatters. Watching that now I thought that they could have it where after he puts that girl in the car, he puts his hand back there, and the windshield is restored.
Its James Bond universe law: If a car's tires touches any material that isn't asphalt and isn't driven by Bond, it will explode suddenly and violently.
