No Time To Die | Another Classic Bond Chase Scene | Extended Preview 

You mean the one in Specter didnt have you jajdcdj jjdddddddddd. Oh sorry, i fell a sleep halfway through that sentence just thinking about that awful chase.

Watch The Raid 2. It's an amazing movie so was the first.

Fury road is better.

@@gtrman69777 🙏

worst chase if you have been following the movies since a few years

One thing I noticed about most Craig’s movies they always have incredible jaw dropping opening action scenes and then they never come close or top it in the rest of the movie. Idk why that is.

@@Cheeks730 the Cuba action is way better than the matera chase

@@eoghanlacey6384 na It’s good but it doesn’t come close. Just my opinion

Casino royale for me is still the best, really gritty and alot of action and running and chasing, just an awesome opening scene.

One of the best, no. Not even top 5x

It's called CGI.

No.. it was a real stunt. I’ve seen the making of it!

Pierce Brosnand is the best 007

@@satiazaputra5885 Brosnan was good at the time, but the second I watched the opening scene of Casino Royale, I knew there's no way Brosnan could have executed it as well, that goes the the fight scenes that followed - no way Pierce was up to it, at that time. Plus Brosnans movies have aged badly, Goldeneye was excellent on release and holds up better than the rest of Brosnans movies. Not his fault, that was an Era of very tired stale Bond stories. The studio dragged Craig's bond screaming into the modern age. Brosnan was your personal favourite. Is he the best Bond? , highly debatable

Yes 👍👍❤❤

@James Card Would you say Brosnans series of movies are better than Craig's too ?

100 % RIGHT!!!!

betrayed Vesper betrayed Madeleine

I hadn't thought it about that way, thank you, I understand the scene a whole lot more better now

@ He thought those two betrayed him.

Your comment says it all 👏

Yeah I was wondering why he wouldn't do anything at first when they were shooting at him. This makes a lot more sense

Thank you keep watching my movies

What an incredible shot. One of Craig’s best.

Yeah true said brother😓

Same feeling being an American and living with the lies we endure every single day. Hell, it's the same everywhere.

He will be betrayed if he changes women for every movie🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@uudaykumar serves him right.

don't forget Bond, is meant to be a blunt weapon, who uses women for a purpose, ( going to get hate on that) but that was how the character was written and in life we know it goes both ways.

@@nickcharnley19 I don't hate the behavior of the character James Bond towards women, as it is very clear that this is the character's profile and just a stereotype created to entertain, and in real life both sides have this control over conquest, as James does. Bond. The problematization of this profile nowadays is that it will destroy the franchise and create a monster if they want to adapt it to the progressive guidelines of this new ideology that they are pushing down our throats. The problem in the world today is that they no longer want society to have freedom of attitudes, choices and thoughts as before and James Bond is in the crosshairs of these issues that will destroy the franchise. If they manage to destroy it, which is very bad if it happens, I will continue to be a fan of James Bond from the previous ones until the exit with Daniel Craig, that's all. For me, Daniel Craig was the pinnacle of the character and surprised me positively when I initially thought it would be a failure, but anything very different from that for me will be a real failure.

Did it look good in Dolby as well? IMAX is usually the go to but I’ve been noticing the sound does not even match up with how immersive Dolby can be.

@@mosesdevadass6056 I saw it in both a true IMAX as well as Dolby and I thought it looked solid in Dolby for sure!! The audio in IMAX was just ok imo but Dolby was wayyy better, especially in the action scenes.

@@mosesdevadass6056 dude, screw IMAX. Watch every movie in Dolby.

Dolby cinema is superior when it comes to the audio and picture quality

Yeah theatre make movie better

Because they have first time shot with the most expensive imax camera 🎥 which is 70mm panavision camera that has a perfect beautiful colour grading clarity technology …

@@RamanKumar-fh7ez no wonder why it looked so good in IMAX

@@RamanKumar-fh7ez The same one that's been used for Tenet.

@@geometrydashiuppiter6910 Yes of course they use it when they can confirm their movie will be blockbuster

Same cinematographer of First Man and La La Land, Linus Sandgren who also won an Oscar for his terrific work in La La Land

It is also the fascination of the impossible. A car with such an elegant design could never fulfill these protective tasks. At 3:31, there is no such thin bullet-proof tempered glass.

Indeed, my friend, the magic of cinema 😅

The best....craig remain the best

A divisive Bond film but this opening Bond sequence is pure class.

Nope just a pathetic redoing.

@@noahvannote417 So what other Bond film had the Aston doughnutting with tge guns blazing. 🤔

Yep.

I'm struggling to find it in the soundtrack.

@@jayphat99 Square escape track

I absolutely love the little scratchy violin part of “Message from an old friend” when the car comes speeding around the corner and the gunman starts shooting at Bond. So good.

Dogshit movie

​@@jayphat99Message from an Old Friend and Square Escape

CGI.

in the second scene he's not Craig, he's true Bond

were you high when you wrote the comment? no hate, just wondering since that is something I would find funny if I was high

@@gusfalk there's no accounting for taste.

I love the first one hahaha "what the hell?"

I've still got a bond db5 toy car somewhere, from years ago, at least 20 years

😂 right, he's just having fun with it now

Hans Zimmer scoring a Bond film is a dream come true. I felt John Barry vibes.

Not forgetting that brilliant Stunt Team led by Lee Morrison!.

You’ve got to be joking.

I liked it but my favorite pre title sequence is the boat chase from “World is Not Enough”.

This probably falls under drama but the romance and the emotional gut punch is also excellent. It’s an excellent mini movie in it of itself.

Pre-title? Agreed. Casino Royale’s opening is the best though.

Yeah agreed. Just a shame the rest of the film fell short

I love no time to die so much but the reason i love it so much is not because it's a james bond movie because no time to die is just a michael bay or transformers pretending to be james bond movie. So much handheld, shaky cam, oversaturated orange color, and explosions every time

Not over the top gadgets with human skill and instinct.

I haven’t bought the dvd yet but probably next week. But I bought the download.

yeah, the biggest contribution of Zimmer is that Bond action theme, which one of the best ever

Yup, at one point you feel scared that Bond will hit Madeleine, just like in the old Sean Connery movies.... Although, Daniel Craig's growls reminds me of Idris Elba for some reason lol

Suggest u rethink ur life and priorities

this bond movie was mediocre but good cinematography

Movie name?

@@britishinternationalslimmi6300 if you're serious, its 007 no time to die

In my opinion it would be better with classic James Bond theme on 7:01

I love the score in 5:07

@@davicardoso1000 you get me, I like that🤜🤛

@@CG00001 Handshake from Predator

You are so right

Disagree. The ending is part of what makes it one of the best entries in the entire series.

@@AngelofMusic04 I think over time the fan base will get used to it, but I guess we’ve had such a tough time in the world generally that we "felt" like a happy end to the series with Daniel’s version. If that makes sense. There’s enough sadness in the world right now that maybe we wanted our "hero" to beat the bad guy one more time and walk away into the sunset. That’s how I view it anyway.

Demoralization propaganda

@@vision2080No, reality.

It is also the fascination of the impossible. A car with such an elegant design could never fulfill these protective tasks. At 3:31, there is no such thin bullet-proof tempered glass.

​@@seitenwind7940like bro...we know.

Good action shots could not save this movie. I can see why Craig died.

Have you evere heard of a man called Timothy Dalton?

@@zissimus8462 Heh! My favourite Bond :D

@@zissimus8462 Dalton was also believable as an professional assassin and his Bond was dark and edgier. That man was Bond straight for the books.

@@miltontavares9506 I'm just pleased that we got a proper James Bond eventually - they could have seen Dalton's tenure as a "worthy failure" and never considered going for dark and gritty again. I think they were ready to throw in the towel with Casino Royale - they left the formula, chose the best actors they could find (including keeping Judi Dench) and made their 'final' Bond movie the way they wanted to, closely resembling Ian Fleming's first novel where it all started. Nobody would watch it, of course, but it would cap the entire series off nicely ... .... unfortunately, Michael and Barbara's retirement was short-lived - Casino Royale was lauded as the best Bond film ever! Repeat viewings alone brought in terrific box office. Daniel Craig's superb acting and stunning physique had redefined the character of James Bond in just 2 and a half hours! It was a new beginning for James Bond - and it gave them the confidence to try new things out in the plotlines (eg. the ending of Skyfall where the villain invades Bond's lair this time!), with Daniel firmly committed to his role at a level that no other Bond had managed to achieve over so many films - consider Sean Connery's and Roger Moore's last films where they phone in their lines half the time - there was none of that with Craig, he was brilliant in EVERY scene. And so - Daniel Craig's "dark and gritty" Bond got to have a 5-story arc. Superb beginning - lovely middle (mostly) - and devastating end (itself another brave story-telling decision. So what now? I just can't see them going back to a cheesy version of James Bond - they've spoiled us rotten with Daniel Craig, and the audience now expects a brilliant actor as a matter of course [good luck on that!] (+ nobody will ever pre-judge a James Bond by the colour of his hair ever again!)

Connery established the ruthless Bond in Dr. No when saying (before eliminating) Professor Dent: "That's a Smith & Wesson, and you've had your six."

Now that’s called a surprising plot twist

I just wished they fleshed out Safin more. He was set up as another generic villain that wants to kill millions without reason, even though his main goal was to get revenge on Madeleine.

@@mun123keet Agree I wished he would be more like Le Chiffre & Silva.

Bro first we have Le Chiffre who banks for terrorists, and then he's in Quantum which is supposed to be big enough and covert enough to be behind business deals that handle small countries, (like in Quantum of Solace when they literally make a play for all of Colombia's water.) Quantum also has enough influence to topple governments, and compromise intelligence agencies. Then we have Spectre which is the same thing but bigger and scarier (which, how?) And Safin is supposed to be above all of this? What!?

Really? Spectre destroyed in 5 minutes. It was pathetic.

If that's how they were gonna end it, I'm glad they went old school Bond with the car and gadgets. It was a hell of a send off. I didn't expect that ending, but it felt right for some reason.

He was phenomenal as Bond and i will dearly miss him in the role.