PIERCE BROSNAN: James Bond Revisited | All Episodes 

Brosnan understood the assignment & always gave all - even with poor material. He saved the franchise when it was dead & buried in the '90s & has earned every respect.

ALL of them are fantastic. I grew up with Peirce Brosman. It launched me as a fan of James Bond for life!

The score of Goldeneye by Eric Sera, aside from the car chase with Onatopp, is absolutely perfect and is now iconic. I can't imagine another score for it. It's part of it's identity, and the opening gun barrel is by far the best of the entire series in my opinion. Brosnan is the most suave Bond ever and is the quintessential ideal image of the character that comes to mind for most people. So sad that the rest of his tenure was lackluster.

Pierce was my favourite bond, loved the gadgets the action the swag. Wish he done more.

I know they had to change how Bond movies were done as action movies when Daniel Craig had taken over but that charisma that Brosnan brought to the role will be forever missed.

He was a great Bond.

Die Another Day is not as bad as everyone makes out. The opening action sequence is actually quite spectacular.

Judi was awesome in The World Is Not Enough. Her getting that clock while locked in the cell and using it to activate the locater card was brilliant. And I really like The World Is Not Enough. I had a lot of fun watching that over the years and Brosnan is my favorite Bond.

I liked all the Pierce Brosnan movies. The World is Not Enough was the first James Bond movie I watched at the cinema.

The first James Bond I watched on the big screen and introduced me to the huge bond franchise.

Pierce Brosman is the goat 🐐

Best Bond ever. Brosnan portrayed the perfect balance in every aspect that James Bond should have. Goldeneye is one of the best movies in the whole franchise, While TND and TWINE are very good Bond films after all. The problem with Brosnan is the atrocious Die Another Day that damaged his legacy as Bond, but after all, his run as 007 is iconic at least.

I really liked his films. Never understood why they were considered bad.

More than happy to watch this again!

Best bond for me. Loved all his films, even the over-hated die another day.

Goldeneye was my very first James Bond movie and may I say still is my favorite to this day

Pierce was a good Bond. A hybrid of Connery and Moore.

Good call on mentioning Goldeneye N64 game. That was iconic and the best game to ever come out of that console.

The world is not enough is favorite movie with him , Elektra was my favorite villain

Goldeneye was great, nice to see the game get a mention too.

I still feel the three after goldeneye are all very watchable. TND because of michelle yeoh kicking ass and jonathan pryce hamming it up as a villain who would definitely fit in today's society. TWINE because of sophie marceau and robbie coltranes' performances. Die another day because it's a cheesy train wreck, but a cheesy train wreck with SOME charm. Bond still looks like he's having fun

I’ve never understood the hate that Die another day has been getting all these years. First of all it has 2 stunning ladies, Halle Berry and Rosamund Pike. Both of them are gorgeous and badass dames. Secondly the opening of the film is wonderfully over-the-top and action-packed and Bond’s imprisonment is gruesome to say the least. Beautiful locations, great action and a very bad Bond theme round out a very enjoyable film. I even like the villains ànd John Cleese!!!

Pierce Brosnan is always my James Bond because he’s the one from Goldeneye.

I think Pierce Best, is "Tomorrow Never Dies". Good Story, Gadgets and Villians...

When I saw Q exit , I knew we would not see him again . It was a perfect good buy and made me cry.

The problem with Pierce Brosnan’s run as Bond was that while he a really great debut with Goldeneye was that he was saddled with sequels that were very sub par and very weak in the 2nd half. It did have a major first in that Brosnan Bond films Judi Dench got to be the first female M. She also has the unique position of being the first female M serving as the boss for 2 different Bonds. After Brosnan she also got to be M for Craig. Brosnan was the first Blockbuster Bond, as the filmmakers were looking to compete with other Hollywood blockbusters at the time.

Goldeneye was also my first James Bond in the cinemas.. :) Loved it.. But I really like Timothy Dalton too. I watched those movies alot before Goldeneye..

I still got to say I love Brosnons trilogy.

Still my favourite JB and yes...I love Die Another Day...Big fan Joe, thanks for the memories.

He was Bond when I was a kid, and I owned GoldenEye 007 on N64 when I was a kid, so he was the face of Bond in my generation. I later watched GoldenEye and loved it, it was the first Bond flick I ever saw and he instantly became one of my favorites since then. I loved his films, even though people give him crap for the later ones. I thought both Tomorrow Never Dies and The World is Not Enough were excellent films, and Die Another Day... well, I don't hate it but... What on Earth did I just watch? But aside from that, I disagree with some people who say he is too "soft" to be Bond. Three examples would include 006 (Alec Trevelyan) from GoldenEye, Dr. Kaufman from Tomorrow Never Dies, and Elektra King from The World Is Not Enough. Those three kills in particular were brutal because in Dr. Kaufman's case, it was both partially revenge over Paris's killing and on a professional level, and with 006 and Elektra's deaths, both were at his mercy and were formerly people he trusted, and he pretty much killed them both with no hesitation as soon as he gains the upper hand in the fight. As for Die Another Day, honestly, his performance in it is fine for the most part, it's just that the story and main villain are just... really absurd. But in a way, that's kind of why I enjoyed it. It's so over-the-top that it's kind of amusing. Both Halle Berry and Rosamund Pike give great performances as the Bond girls of that flick, and the opening action scenes of the film are some of my favorite Brosnan Bond scenes ever. Though I kind of agree with you, I think Will Yun Lee's Colonel Moon prior to becoming Gustav Graves would have been a much better and serious villain than Graves. I also just kind of find it hard to believe that Colonel Moon is Graves, considering how in the beginning, we see Moon as this ruthless, merciless young North Korean colonel that has a pretty interesting scheme, to forcefully bring Korean unification by starting a war... but then he becomes Gustav Graves... who uses a giant laser in space to make a pathway for North Korea to invade South Korea... yeah, I have a LOT of trouble believing that these two are the same person... sure, they have the same motives, but was Moon's plan to create Icarus all along? Was using the gene therapy something he SUDDENLY came up with after faking his death, or was that also part of his grand master scheme? Yeah, I just don't get it.

I love all four Brosnan outings as Bond; They constitute four of my all time favourite movies. Handsome, debonair, stylish and exciting to watch; This is true of Brosnan as indeed it is of myself lol

Pierce Brosnan is the perfect bond. I realise this after watching No Time To Die! At first, Daniel Craig was a better Bond in the first few movies but then, it took itself too seriously like based on a true story drama action which is ridiculous considering the nonsense plot and motivation of the villains with so many contradictions and plotholes. Brosnan know how to balance between drama action and cheesy fun with just the right amount.

That Goldeneye trailer was amazing. If there was a list of greatest movie trailers ever it might deserve a ranking.

I wasn't a huge fan of The World Is Not Enough when it came out, but after recently watching it, it's surprisingly the closest to how an Ian Flemming Bond novel would play out. If it was made during Sean Connery's run it probably would've been praised. It's very traditional Bond.

Martin Campbell is one of the most underrated directors of his era. He made Goldeneye work and introduced Brosnan's Bond so perfectly. Then homie waltz's back in and recreates Bond AGAIN with the amazing Casino Royale. Campbell has a classical style to the way he shoots action. His camera and editing are on near Spielbergian level of mastery. You can tell he's one of those directors who not only watched Lean, Hitchcock, etc, but also ABSORBED internalized the technique. A truly great mainstream filmmaker. I have to say though, I like both Tomorrow Never Dies and the World is Not Enough a lot. They're both solid Bond flicks and I think people disregard them too quickly

Thanks So Much For This!

Goldeneye introduced my favorite supporting character, Valentin.

Golden eye, the movie, the game has more time spent in my life n heart as an early teen I’ll never forget how this movie changed my life Such a good time to be young then

Tomorrow never dies. The villians remind me of Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak

Brosnan is MY Bond

I loved the world is not enough when it came out...I remember buying it from blockbuster and watching it every weekend for a summer then again any time I was sick. Behind goldeneye it was my favorite of the era....am I really the only one that liked it?

the guy on cover art for forever and a death reminded me of henry cavil. immediately imagined him in the role

Pierce Brosnan and Daniel Craig are my favorite James Bond’s 😍

I watched the Brosnan era this week and honestly I had a blast and my opinion of D.A.D changed. Back when I first watched it back in 2002 I HATED it but I found myself really enjoying it (Can't defend that Kitesurfing scene though). Mind Brosnan & Moore always have a place in my heart as they were the Bonds I grew up with (Moore was on TV A LOT) and Goldeneye was the first Bond I saw in Cinema. I had more fun with these than any Craig movie after Casino Royale.

Goldeneye was such a good Bond movie. IMO, the best intro movie for a new Bond actor, also resurrected the whole series! I loved Moore, but his last couple of movies just didn’t do it for me. Made the series feel really old. Dalton was a great Bond actor, but his movies just weren’t that well written. That being said, after Goldeneye, Brosnan’s movies kind of went the same way. Brosnan was always great, and there were great Bond moments in each one, but the movies lacked somewhat as wholes, in the writing and direction.

Best Bond film period.

Yes!!! N64 we always played that at my cousins house.

The Mask of Zorro is the best movie ever. Weird to say that about a video about James Bond, but you brought it up, sooooo...... Great video. Thanks.

Damn dude, I had no idea about Brosnan’s idea: Tarantino directing, Anthony Hopkins as the villain, and Sharon Stone as the Bond girl? That would have been some great filmmaking! That honestly sounds like lightening in a bottle! I think that would have been such a dope movie, but I’m inclined to agree that they probably wouldn’t get the same type of Bond movie with Tarantino running the show! Nonetheless, that scene you guys cut in (starting at at 18:11) with the Kill Bill music, combined with the opening of Tomorrow Never Dies--that made me laugh! To put a 🍒 on top of this comment, anytime I see Martin Campbell directing a Bond film, it’s ALWAYS good! I think he’s got the best imagination and visualization to what a Bond movie should be. He understands the essence of the Bond character and what we want to see!

237 Kills in Goldeneye???? Soi was right all these years?? Damn. I watched that movie everyday coming home from school and play the game whenever i could. A game my older sister let me rent but didn't return for a year. The bill was 500, i'll never forget her wrath and fury. It was worth it.

It took me many years to realize that I was in the VAST minority of folks who loved Tomorrow Never Dies! Definitely didn’t care much for The World Is Not Enough though, and absolutely hated Die Another Day.

Happy 71st birthday to Pierce Brosnan!

One of the best new take of a car chase was in Tomorrow never Dies...Brosnan's facial expressions always makes me smile...especially at the end of the chase with that Lil laugh and the ahem I hope nobody saw that...

My favourite Bond

Tomorrow Never Dies has a special place for me as it was my first Bond film after playing endless hours of Goldeneye on my 64, so while most people don't like it, ill always enjoy it for personal reasons.

He was a great Bond! Great movie and video game to. I plaid it with my buddies.

In the end the producers Broccoli & Wilson is to blame. They approved the bad scripts for TND, TWINE and DAD...

And now for the best Pierce Brosnan Bond Movies ;-) 1. Goldeneye 2. Tomorrow Never Dies 3. The World is not Enough 4. Die Another Day

I agree with your editor!

Monica Belucci would've been better in tomorrow never dies.

James bond games were dope

The ending to Die Another Day could not come soon enough. When they started racing/fighting on the ice for the third time I was like, "Again?!" I saw Tomorrow Never Dies in theaters with my uncle and I have very fond memories of that film. I really liked the villains. As a child, I was actually kind of scared of them. Ha.

I actually think The World Is Not Enough is Pierce Brosnan's best outing as Bond. I think he is very dark and ruthless. The villains are good, M has more to do as well.

Love pierce

I love Brosnan as Bond

Lol just yesterday before the vid being Uploaded I watched the 4 PB vids..

Dalton was a great Bond. I love Golden Eye, was a very good transition after end of cold war.

I'm sorry but TWINE is one of my favorites. Ppl say that it was the movie that had Christmas Jones but I challenge them that the movie tried something new with the main love interest turning out to be the main villain all along. That was a pretty nifty little twist.

Wow. You helped with the blu ray? Cool. Good job. I liked all these movies. I have too much going on in my life to analyze movies. I'm very shallow when it comes to them. I just want to be entertained. These movies managed that. Some better than others.

Use to live close to Pierce, one time he let me cut in front of him in line for snow cones after losing my spot lol

All Bonds except Brosnan had the material which matched their charm, he has the same air as Connery and Moore, the directors could have done something more vintage with him instead of absurdly modernizing everything. He was a perfect Bond, it's really sad that they used him so badly and he even wanted to do a remake of On Her Majesty's Secret Service, Tarantino also would do something really interesting with Brosnan's Bond if they left Tomorrow Never Dies in his hands.

The Bros is my fav James Bond =)

I don't understand why the Brosnan Bond films have such a bad reputation. They were fun and action-packed and had the best Bond. Yeoh's character deserved a spin-off (more than the De Ames character from 'No Time To Die' that everyone has been advocating). That would have made money. Yeoh was a bona fide action star in her prime and, yes, this character overshadowed Bond in his own film.

9:13 Onatopp getting off every time she kills someone? Well, Adam Hall had one of the female assassins do exactly that in one of the (still epic) Quiller novels years previously (can't remember which one - they're ALL awesome) - recommended. Also, in terms of effects, Gerry Anderson once had a go at Derek Meddings in terms of Thunderbird 2 ("...wings too stubby, they're facing the wrong way, it would never fly..." etc.), Derek made the point that the bumble bee shouldn't fly either, yet it does. "Once it looks good, it'll work". Thank you Derek - RIP - we still owe you.

Always have an escape plan

I still love the star wars prequels

Holy crap True Lies would have been a BALLER bond film!

23:52 ... i always used to laugh at that scene.!!!!!

I was introduced to Bond through the Brosnan movies (and game, of course), so he'll always be my favorite. I'd argue he looks a little skinny in Goldeneye, and looks more bulked up and in his physical prime in TND and TWINE.

Aside from Craig (my personal favorite bond) and Connery (who is the definitive bond) Brosnan is by far the most dare I say underrated bond in the Series so far I mean Connery is the definition of James Bond and Craig is my favorite so I guess you could say Brosnan is my second favorite bond tied with Connery

The World is Not Enough is easily the most underrated Bond movie

14:06 now you’re an ICICLE!!!

lets face it its the multiplayer that made it so iconic....god was great though oddjob was op

I actually think that The World is Not Enough is underrated. I wouldn't call it great, but it's good enough. I've always enjoyed it. I also don't think that Denise Richards is as bad as people say.

Of course Connery is James Bond, but the way Brosnan's blended the formula brought by both Sean and Roger is the reason why the franchise didn't turn into dust by the mid-90s. Still don't think any actor has delivered the line "Bond, James Bond" as good as he did in the casino scene of GoldenEye.

GoldenEye best movie ever!

In Die Another Day, that laser room fight is dope AF

09:45 Isabella SCORUPKO ( Scho- rup- khoo) , polish actress raised in sweden

Wow so cool you worked on TWINE's blu ray, even if it was such a mundane task

TWINE is solid. 8/10.

Amazing how MUCH FUN even the lesser Pierce Brosnan Bonds were in comparison to the Daniel Craig Bonds after Casino Royale, which is the only one that can be considered great!

Some things I missed for Brosnan's 007: When he said Bond James Bond there never the Theme in background. LALD had a great intro when Moore said the words BJB.. with Names is for tombstones! a legendary line.⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Pierce was tops, although he lacked the swag confidence at times. For eg in The Matador he had the 007 swag. Plus, a decent guy off screen, like Roger. I can't support a guy like Craig who said he hates the role and does it only for the cash...and then demands 007 must be killed. The silver lining is that he'll never return. Maybe in Sourpusser.

Brosnan is the goat. Best Bond after Connery. Goldeneye, TND, TWINE can easily be in anyone`s franchise top10. its unfortunate Craig`s run has lasted this long only because the predecessor is usually slammed during the new guy`s tenure. Dalton has justly seen reappraisal in recent yrs and hopefully Brosnan will soon if the new 007 is any good

funny that comment about ice palace, because I'm pretty sure there's an ice hotel somewhere out there

Great videos....but 'Worlds is not enough ' came after Tomorrow

Dalton actually gets more believable as a James Bond as he ages, maybe Pierce Brosnan too. Dalton is great in Doom Patrol.

my dad loved Connery as Bond but I could never get into it. I'd been a Brosnan fan after Remington Steele so I went to see Golden Eye in theaters and LOVED IT! I had such high hopes for Brosnan as Bond, I thought he was perfect for the role. He never got a fair shake. I did appreciate the evolution of Bond women during this time, and Michelle Yeoh was my FAV. I thought she did steal the action from Brosnan.

27:59 dude Huge is playing a Royal Navy officer in a Frigate. Check your uniforms

You can trash the movies all you want but Pierce as Bond is like everything we wanted from Roger Moore and more. He is the 2nd best Bond under Sean as far as I'm concerned. GoldenEye is the 3rd best Bond movie under From Russia with Love and Goldfinger

I can and have cut people w playing cards. Have stuck them into walls before. And have a scar on my arm to this day from one from a card battle.