He's probably one of the few actors that could do that.

I am imagining him hanging Bob Iger over the Balcony by a rope tied around the arm. 🥵

yeah no BS from James Bond. Well done Sean.

"This boys doing a good job and we need more fucking money" we're his exact words according to Michael Bay 😂

Hey, they let him have his cabin on the island. Seems like he was being fair and returning the favor.

And i miss the awsome best decade for movies the 1980s i do love early 90s 90 to 93.:)

@@markusforsberg6741 before Marvel came along and ruined it

Whoah really?

@@pheunithpsychic-watertype9881 Yep, Harry Gregson Williams. That's why the MGS2 theme sounds very similar to the theme from The Rock.

@@fattiger6957 it's funny because I made a metal gear playlist for the later entries with music from this movie. Except the tunnel music, that one I saved fir the RE4 remake

MGS2 and RE4?.

I thought Connery was dead when he made The Rock. Idiot.

Yes! I'd love it in 4k. Saw a 35mm screening of it last year, and the colours are fantastic, look painted, so alive with texture.

Quote please.

@@SansoHumar Stanley: I’ll do my best Mason: Your "best"! Losers always whine about their best. Winners go home and F the prom queen. 😂

That’s so cool, there must be a connection

Agreed. I always thought it was a strange name to be invented by a writer but it sounds like one of the writers saw it and took a liking to it. Makes sense now.

Same. On that note though, I think "James Bond" is just an alias.

@@7t2z28no it’s his actual name. 007 is the code name

In my head canon, he IS. And it actually fits together better than you might think...

James Bond has only ever been one character played by a few actors. If you know the films, that theory does not hold up. George Lazenby saying “this never happened to the other fellow” does not count. He’s referring to Prince Charming.

I always thought it'd be cool to have other James Bond's do their version of The The Rock

yeah quite sad tbh.

It's full of great lines, like when Cage complains to Connery about the twitching body whilst trying to defuse the missile and Connery responds "What do you want me to do. Kill him again?".

"But of course you are" is actually a Connery trademark line, and first appeared in his Bond days. He's used it a few times since.

So did Roger Moore. If memory serves he says it in Octopussy

In the end, critical acclaim means sod all.

"Dodging Gang Rape in the showers. Although that happens less these days. Maybe I'm losing my sex appeal" was one of theirs. Jerry Bruckheimer was actually impressed by them so much that he retained them as dialog polishers on his next films. They even wrote a draft of Bad Boys 2, set in London!

Another great bit of dialogue is when Mason and Goodspeed are locked in their cells. Mason is already working his way out via a stripped down mattress he's turned into a rope whilst Goodspeed goes through a speech that ends in"How in the.name of Zeus's butthole did you get out of your cell?", The door suddenly opens and Mason suddenly appears and says something like "trade secrets old chap, trade secrets" leaving Stanley none the wiser. The film is full of eminently quotable bits of dialogue.

@@trevorbrown6654 a script added to by Aaron Sorkin, Quentin Tarantino, and Clement and LeFrenais is going to have zingers.

Mint!

Liar...lol

Liar. Hahaha

Liar

You ain't the boss of me...

After The Rock and Con Air I thought every Summer would have a crazy fun and funny Nicholas Cage action movie.

Absolutely right !!! greetings from germany -.-

It's a reference to Prince Charming in Cinderella. The codename doesn't make any sense as Bond himself has used cover names on missions, he has the same relationships with the MI6 staff and Felix Leiter, and there are several references for the different actors who played Bond mourning their dead wife Tracy. If Bond is a codename, then so must every character who's been played by different actors. E.g. Blofeld, Moneypenny, Leiter. Charles Gray played a MI6 agent who is killed in You Only Live Twice but he faked his own murder and came back as Blofeld Incarnation 5 in Diamonds Are Forever? Actor recasting's happen all the time, and it's just accepted. No one's ever said that Rachel Dawes in The Dark Knight Trilogy is a codename, as she was played by Katie Holmes in Batman Begins and Maggie Gyllenhaal in The Dark Knight.

@@davidjames579 I was just talking about What Bond said in On Her Majesty's Secret Service not characters spanning the whole Film franchise. And what does Batman have to do with Sean Connery or The Rock. I was not talking about people playing the same character just one phrase from one movie and putting forward a theory which makes sense to me (and possible to others).

​@@jakabames "007 and the name Bond became a codename used by loads of different men". That's not just Lazenby's comment. That's the Codename Theory. The only reason different men are Bond is because it's recasting's. The characters aren't supposed to be seeing the character as looking different, same reason no one thought Rachel Dawes in Batman had changed. She hadn't to the characters.

@@davidjames579 it is though. Lazenby said that comment in the movie. And his Bond was after Connery's Bond. And I have no idea why you keep mentioning Rachel Dawes from Batman because that has nothing to do with this theory (with the Bond movies or The Rock). I know that Katie's and Maggie's Rachel is the same character. But with Bond, there has always been the theory that they are different people. This goes all the way back to Casino Royale with David Niven.

Now let's drop this otherwise we'll end up going in circles. I was commenting on a video I was watching and just saying to Minty what I thought. Not to get into an argument with someone else. End of subject, please.

Happy Bday

Happy birthday

I've always liked him, it's good to hear that he's a nice guy, he seems like he would be.

Do you work in a porn shop?

Con-Air. These two movies were extremely similar as far as his character. Wicker Man. Raising Arizona. He has a lot of normal roles. 8 Eyes is a good one. His characters are too different in a lot of these, like The Rock, 8 Eyes and Con-Air. You can almost imagine the same character did all 3 of these movies.

That Zeus butthole line felt like him blowing off steam

So am I he's right up there with Tony Scott and John Woo for me in terms of best action director don't care what anyone else says

@@ethanholgate2512: Nooooo waaaay!!! I, too love Tony Scott & John Woo big time!!!! One of my favorite action films is The Last Boyscout. I always describe that film as "if the writers of Married With Children wrote a action film". John Woo is just amazingly badass. I love Hard Boiled with a sick passion. I love Woo's trademarks (slow-mo, doves, shooting their two guns as his characters are spinning using a coat as a cape). Those are MY holy trinity in action films for sure!!!!!