These are my favorite 23 moments from the James Bond movies. What are some of your favorite moments of the James Bond movies so far? Share your thoughts in the comments section down below. Enjoy!
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@@number1scatterbrain Not only that but he was able to overcome being stereotyped into the role, and proceeded to have a very impressive career in many other movies. Amazing, considering that he had gone mostly bald, in his mid-30s, before making it in the movies! He wore it well, as they say!
@@oguzaktas6448 you are right like what is with the peaople and the old bonds they were soo boring like roger moore was still ok but sean conery was just boring.He is legend just cuz he was the first ever bond
Yes, THAT was the REAL James Bond. Cold, Ruthless, Hard. Connery played it perfectly, there will be no other that can match him. He didn't rely on all the gadgets, he used his hands and feet to fight.
So glad you got no 1 right ...the whole scene is perfect along wirh the score, right up until the way he walks out the door having collected his winnings.....
I remember I used to watch these old bond movies with my parents and my brother after we had been in the sauna on a friday night. We always watched old classic movies, drinking soda and eating candy and chips.. Now I'm sitting here.. alone.. watching top 23 bond moments on youtube that didnt even exist that time.... Years go so fast , quite sad actually #nostalgia
@DarkCreatorn a similar thing used to happen at home when I was a kid on school holidays. If a Bond movie was on, everybody sat together and watched it. It didn't matter what was else was on TV, Bond always took precedence. Happy memories of sharing those evenings with my Parents, Uncle and Grandparents. Three generations of fans together. I'm the sole survivor now... Reminds you to treasure your family, they won't be around forever.
+Talos1963 When I was growing up in Germany, once a month on Saturday night there'd be a James Bond on...so the family would order pizza or chinese and watch. I am now doing this with my friends! Keep traditions alive!
That's all older crime films and news films are notorious for being fast paced and filled with action. And we both know people would complain if films were slow like that. People are vastly different nowadays. We aren't used to waiting for ANYTHING.
@@Austin-cx2xe I never thought it like that; only that in the past, they had to rely more on the story, because action and blowing stuff up costs too much... or gets people (stunt men) injured or killed. It's kind of sad that so many movies are based around comic books now. Connery did nearly all of his own stunts; one tough dude. Also incredibly strong, he was a body builder in the 1950's. Definitely kept in excellent shape.
Moore felt that the scene at 4:07 didn't square with his idea of Bond as a character - the clinical brutality of kicking the car over the cliff when the guy was already defeated was alien to him: "it was Bond perhaps, but not my kind of Bond". But people falling from hgreat heights is a trademark thing in Bond films, and actually the same movie begins with the wonderful pre-titles sequence where Bond ends up dropping off Blofeld into a factory chimney... I love that scene, the pre-titles part of FYEO is hilarious.💗
The ski chase in On Her Majesty's Secret Service was the best! I was ushering at the Willow Theatre in 1969 in Independence Ohio and got to watch the movie numerous times over many weeks! Being 14 years old, what great memories those are!
(Bond and hitman fighting on the edge of a flat roof in Cairo) - Where's Fekkesh? - Pyramids! (Bond elegantly slaps the guy's hand off holding on to his tie, and he falls backwards into the street) AAAAAAAAAARRGHHHHH!! - What a helpful chap! 😄😆 At the upload of that scene here on RU-vid, there's plenty of people who have taken turns posting those lines in the comments. Vintage Roger Moore.
The opening to the spy who loved me ended in British cinemas at the time with the entire audience going wild. Sean was the best. Roger the most loved. And Timothy the most underrated.
Timothy Dalton & Daniel Craig are my two favourite Bonds, & I can't pick between them. Saying that, 'The Spy who loved me' is my favourite film, & like you, the whole cinema went absolutely wild at the parachute opening. It also has the best opening song from the franchise!
Gert Frobe made Goldfinger come alive. An amazing actor from the world's greatest criminal mind to Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. Bond movies were best when the villain was top notch as well.
@@noszagh The real ones? Ha! Ha! A man-eating Dragon in Dr. No, or Sean pretending to be Japanese in You Only Live Twice? He was more of a brute though...
Very fun. Gratifying for a guy who's been around since the franchise started that the Connery magic is still acknowledged. Best fight scene: still the train. Best villain line: still Goldfinger's. Best Bond moment: still the intro--this guy is cool, menacing, and sexy as hell.
At the age of 14...back in 1961, I was in the local library, looking for maybe a mystery to read...Suddenly, I stumbled across Casino Royale, and leafed thru the book...amazingly, I found a description (so tame by today's standards!) wherein Bond was seducing a woman!...this was hot stuff, to me!...I checked out that book, and over the next couple of months, read a few more of these fascinating action books! I told my friends about them, but they scoffed at me. I had the last laugh, when, with great synchronicity, the Bond film, DR NO, came to town!...I was absolutely redeemed in the eyes of my friends, and we made sure, over the next few years, to take in the newest Bond films. When Connery first hit the screen, he was the very "type" of Agent that the books had etched into my mind...I could not believe how he matched my imagination ! I was hoping to somehow grow into the physical specimen that Connery was...that did not happen, unfortunately!
i might put the elevator fight with Peter Franks as second best fight scene. Close confines, no room to move, and then weapons get involved with the struggle.
bashbrannigan Just seen your comment - after seeing the Robert Shaw/Connery fight for the 2nd time in half an hour (From Russia...) - really looked the part, well choreographed.
@@10Duser Shaw and Connery were great buddies...and they agreed, to really go hard as possible at each other in the scene, without actually hurting each other...but both men had some serious bruising for days after that scene.
+Paaraadox Why on earth would you think that? I personally think it's one of the best Bond movies out there. People seem to think that just because George Lazenby only acted in one movie that he automatically sucked, and therefore that the movie sucked. I truly dont understand why.
say what No, that's not why. Granted, it was a long time ago I saw the movie, so I can't bring you specifics, I just remember the movie being pretty bad. The marriage thing doesn't fit Bond at all, and it's just such a weird plot point. They get married, and then she dies like 10 minutes later. Why even have them get married in the first place? Just a strange film. And he looks pretty dorky throughout the whole movie too.
+Paaraadox I disagree, it is one of the best bond movies ever! I suggest you watch it again, I didn't like it when I watched it for the first time either. but after watching it couple more times I think it is one of the best bonds ever!
It’s not necessarily modern but one of the most realistic fights in the series as stars Sean Connery and Robert Shaw performed their own stunts for the fight. Their fight has replicated in other ways in the Bond series as Bond henchmen have been shown through out series to similar to Grant with being muscular and with Blonde hair.
The "fight scene" in the motion picture "From Russia With Love" that occurs on the train is useful as a study. It is this opinion that when combat reaches the point when stakes are very high with peril being only a moment away, the thrust of a knife unless it is a jugular or very real stab to the heart would not of stopped the strangulation from succeeding. We are not talking about acrobatics we are in fact talking about two very determined enemies trained as it were in mortal combat. It is this opinion that Grant would of won and Bond would of been killed.
The news here about said that Ian Fleming was seriously considering "killing off" the James Bond character in "From Russia With Love". Though this is but an opinion That may explain why "From Russia With Love", is recognized as one of the best James Bond films. There are some pretty serious fight scenes and a number of close calls that the motivation to perhaps kill off the "James Bond" character may off made this a better film.
That was a great moment. Got to see more of Bond’s aggressive side, especially with a woman. Electra had screwed him around, embarrassed him to MI6, and he had fucking HAD IT with the bitch.
Greatest James Bond opening was the Spy who Love Me. After a ski chase he jumped off the cliff and the parachute opened into a British Flag. Half the theater jumped to their feet and were screaming wildly!
Probably but with Moore I always saw his stuntman doing those things in the first place - as the clumsy british gentleman type (the Churchill of all Bond Actors - No Sports! Just look how he stands there at #19 that's ridiculous :D ) I never took him serious and stopped looking Bond Movies after his second appearance until Dalton (ok as interim solution) and finally Brosnan arrived. Connery will always be the true Bond for me with Brosnan right behind. Craig does a good job but the producers lost track with the franchise.What do you guys think about Christian Slater or even Henry Cavil (see Solo for Uncle and last Mission Impossible) as the next Bond ? Guess Slater would be too old by now and Cavil would render Connery's style and physical presence in a modern way...
I would probably include the parkour chase from casino royale, Goldfingers, "A martini, shaken not stirred", Oddjob vs Bond, The exploding pen, Bond being poisoned in casino royale, Tracy's death, the tank chase, The opening of Casino Royale, "that's a waste of good scotch" definitely more
Oh man the tank scene from goldeneye, I originally watched this movie with my brother when I was 8. From the moment Brosnan used his grappling belt I was hooked. Then he crashed through the statue and had the horse riding like a damn valkyrie on his car and I lost my shit. Goldeneye was my first bond movie and I fell in love with Bond and Natalya and their chemistry. Such an amazing film
Don’t know if you have ever had Macallan’s Scotch before but it’s so damn smooth. I can see why it sells for hundreds of thousands of dollars a bottle.
The scenes from Goldfinger and Dr No and the fight with Robert Shaw in From Russia with Love are aces. The fight with Shaw is one of the best in the whole series, second only to the opening fight in Thunderball.
And before entering the house he says: 'Guten Abend', and 'Bitte'. That's German for 'Good evening' and 'please'.They're in Amsterdam, Holland; he should have said: 'Goedenavond' and 'Alstublieft' (in Dutch). (BTW, only the outdoor scenes were shot in Amsterdam, the indoor scenes were shot in the studio. Those old Amsterdam canal houses are too narrow to have elevators).
Personal favourite Bond moment: the QUANTUM opera sequence from QOS (2008) , grandiose and violent, good vs bad moment. Some hate that film but that moment rocked for me.
I like the list but sad that Tracy's murder in OHMSS was excluded. Certainly the most important episode of Bond's life, and the only time we see him utterly shattered by the violent world he inhabits.
Yeah, I agree, she was the one true love of his life, and even I was saddened when I saw it, but, it also provided those who are true fans confirmation as to why he was like he was with regards to bad guys and some women he encountered from that point on. SHAME that modern producers/screen writers CANNOT or REFUSE to see it about 007 and so, call him a 'Misogynist' and all the other 'Woke-words) 😒😒😒 😎🇬🇧
@@IronWolf277 My point was that there are no duds in the series, like all the crap Roger Moore Comedies. Believe me, I am a dyed in the wool Bond fan, I actually read many of the books when they were first published. Saw all the movies first run, from "Dr.No" on...P.S. Sean Connery IS Bond. James Bond.😁
Papa D. would take us downtown on Saturday, we'd get a sirloin steak dinner then go to a James Bond movie. I can remember the fresh smell of popcorn, Shirley Bassey singing and that opening scene so well. Thank you Lord for a wonderful childhood and parents that loved us.
There are still a few cultural ties between Britain and USA. They are slowly disappearing but things like Bond memories show how much we have in common..?
I'm one of those weird ones who's favourite Bond is Daniel Craig... Now before everybody goes on with telling me to gtfo, I'd just kinda like to explain why.. Regardless of my age, I've watched all of the James Bond movies because it's just been something that I've always been interested in as a kid. I've loved ALMOST every single actor who was given the honor to portray him on camera. But the soul reason for Craig being my favourite is that no matter if all the stunts were done by CGI or stuntmen, I find the character more believable in a way. The plots also seem to just have more in them... And personally, I prefer Craig's acting quality and style-of-bond a lot more than others.. Again, my opinion is probably FAR from the popular opinion of the public.. But you know.. :) Thanks for listening :3
Jonathan Mitchell You prefer the acting of Daniel Craig to Sean Connery? I think you are being a little biased here because you are indeed young and things that are more modern appeal to you. If you read the books it is true that Bond was a no nonsense Man who didnt take any prisoners, he was ruthless, If you watch Connery in his first outings as Bond he was ruthless also, hitting Women to get information ect ect, " Shocking, Positively shocking" in Goldfinger is a perfect example of this chauvinist quality that should be appreciated because it brings realism to the story and in the era the stories were based in these themes are relevant. Also I agree that Craig is also playing a ruthless character but to me the last Bond films that he has acted in are no more than modern action films. Lets hope they can do something better with SPECTRE. In my opinion the truly last great Bond film was Goldeneye ( Pearce Brosnan was great in his first outing and the rest of the cast were terrific and reference to The Lienz Cossacks and our Betrayal of them after WW2 makes the film great in my opinion). Sean Connery is Bond and that is the end of conversation. ( sorry )..................Also one last thing" If you watch Goldfinger, which in my opinion is the Greatest Bond film ever, no question about it, at the begining of the film just before " the positively shocking moment" he comes out of the water, stips off his wetsuit and when he takes out the first casualty of the film he runs away, just as he runs away you will see him do a little skip with his feet. I suppose the majority of people will think " who cares if he does a little skip with his feet" but to me and I am sure to many other true Bond fans it is these little gestures and mannerisms that set Connery apart from the rest. Go watch Goldfinger and be sure to watch BOND do his little skip just before he arrives in the Bar. PRICELESS "
This is a pretty decent list, and I had a good chuckle at the fake # 1. Here are a few other scenes that I love from the series: Goldfinger: The introduction of Pussy Galore Diamonds are Forever: Bond climbing up the hotel building. The chase scene in the parking lot. Tomorrow Never Dies: The parking garage chase scene with Bond operating his car in the backseat by remote. The motorcycle chase The World is Not Enough: The opening boat chase, Q's exit in Desmond Lewellyn's final Bond scene. Skyfall: The first confrontation between Bond and Silva.
<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1518">25:18</a> This was the first one that came to my mind when I saw OttoSwede's favorite 23 moments, thanks for putting the time into this, great clips!
R.I.P Sean Connery, Roger Moore, Richard Kiel, Michael Lonsdale, and George Carlin I miss Sean Connery, Roger Moore, Richard Kiel, Michael Lonsdale, and George Carlin so much. Sean Connery and Roger Moore were both awesome and great James Bond actors, Sean Connery did a brilliant job as James Bond from Dr. No to You Only Live Twice, and Roger Moore was an excellent James Bond actor in Live and Let Die and Moonraker. I also love Michael Lonsdale, Richard Kiel, and George Carlin. Michael Lonsdale as Hugo Drax was a great bond villain in Moonraker, Richard Kiel as Jaws is my favorite bond henchman, and Moonraker along with You Only Live Twice are both the most underappreciated bond films of all time. George Carlin was the best American comedian of all time and Jammin' in New York from 1992 is my all time favorite George Carlin special.
Goldfinger has 3 entries in the Top Ten, deservedly so.. Best Bond movie in my opinion and Oddjob was badass. The top two quotes.. most memorable ever “No Mr Bond I expect you to die” “Bond James Bond “
#1, and Goldfinger's "positively shocking" and Odd Job's golf ball crunching scenes (#7) are my favorites. The earliest Bond films with Connery are still the gold standard. I remember seeing Goldfinger first run - the theater audience went wild.
That stunt guy doing the parachute jump at <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1290">21:30</a> was mighty lucky that that ski bounced off the chute instead of getting tangled up in it!!!
That Goldeneye one always makes me laugh. I can't help imagining the bolt slipping out of the concrete just as Bond is nearly there, and him being twanged back over the dam into the lake.
If you observe, it was actually Sylvia Trench who says it in the iconic way first before James Bond copies her style. She says "Trench, Sylvia Trench" to which Bond responds with "Bond, James Bond". So in a way, it is her, the woman, that should be commended for making Bond epic and iconic. Behind every successful man is a woman indeed!
The stunt man who did the ski jump with the Union Jack parachute is a legend. The ski jump, the torture scene with Lechiffre, the aston martin crash in casino royal and the intro of Quantum of Solace are legendary for me. Casino Royal and Quantum are the only Bond movies i watched in theaters, great experience. I can't wait to get the same feeling when i watched this car chase in Italy, with that incredible one liner:"Time to get out"
<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="285">4:45</a> i love the fact that the car doesnt explode like in allmost every other Bond movie. Its more realistic
Love the attention to details, like the one Bond torches a snake with a custom made flame-thrower, but the fluffy white carpet the snake was on remained pristine white 😂
I agree. His sense of humor and flirting with women. And when play Stealth Games like Metal Gear Solid, Splinter Cell, and obviously James Bond NightFire, Goldeneye, Everything Or Nothing, Agent Under Fire, The World Is not Enough, and From Russia with love.
