He wasnt brutal at all....

@@guileniam He actually was the most brutal out of all the other Bonds.

@@DarKKnightt07 he wasn't even close

@@guileniam fuck you

Dalton may have been the most ruthless and brutal, but as shown here Brosnan is up there and pretty brutal as well when he wants.

By far the wooooorst

I actually forgot that even one-liners in this film were bad. Worst Bond film by far, despite the fact Brosnan is my second-favorite Bond.

I actually really liked that line

The movie was bad but that line was good

Morbing time

ZeroStriker426 Read this bitch. One of the WORST lines ever i 007 films, if not THE worst.

killboggins Rather Cliche'd wasn't it?

+killboggins "oh grow up 007!"

That was a killer line

“I never miss.” At point blank range, sure man.

Not only that, the moment before he shoots her does he have this look on his face that says "Don't make me do this."

Actually bond knew why she became like this but had to kill her because she was danger to everyone. So he was sympathetic to her.

And don’t forget that she is absolutely stunning 🤩🤩

Bond was actually quite sad that he had to kill her. "You won't kill me; you'll miss me." "I never miss" *shoots her* The sad part is is that he didn't miss her in shooting her, but he will miss her in that he didn't want to kill her.

Simp😂

His best line

@@charleskinsey2077 CALL HIM OFF!!

My apologies that last hand nearly killed me

Best of the Brosnan Bond Films if you ask me

Wish Rupert Murdoch would get that message and stop with Fox News, Sky News, and Right Wing opinion crap!

Stefano Pavone Timothy Dalton's Bond was well angrier than Brosnan's, particularly in Licence To Kill, which is the most brutal Bond film going. Brosnan's Bond was pretty ruthless particularly with some of the one liners (GoldenEye) "She always did enjoy a good squeeze". (Tomorrow Never Dies) "Wait, I'm just a professional doing a job" "Me too", "You forgot the first rule, of mass media Elliot. Give the people what they want". (The World Is Not Enough) "I never miss" "She's waiting for you" and the way he looks at Renard til he drops dead. (Die Another Day) "Time to face gravity". I didn't like the Trevelyan one though, would have been better if he simply let him fall after the double kick and then said something cold and witty like "happy landings" (or a better one lol)

I always see Brosnan as a 'Rambo' Bond as he always massacres anyone who gets in his way where as Craig has killed only a few and isnt much a Bond unlike Brosnan was

+Great Western MGM Indeed. Casino Royal was the worst Bond movie ever with the least 007 vibe to it.

Firemarioflower literally the opposite

Like Sean would've been... as Bond should be... even to women.

shame it doesn't make sense in the context. he electrocuted him then he was sucked into an engine.

006 and Ned 👍👍

So wrong

*Brosnan:* _"For 🇮🇪 Ireland."_

For England James, No for Ireland

2:47 LOL XD

Support you for this one. 10000%

Craig the best and more realistic

Sean Connery hands down. True playa.

Goldeneye is the best bond movie by orders of magnitude. After that, comes the Sean Connery films. The World is Not Enough is also quite good. The other Brosnan films suffered from 'bad films,' but the north korea one wasn't too bad I think, until the ending. But nothing tops GoldenEye. And yes, Brosnan is the best Bond by far. I don't like the new bond movies because the style just doens't feel like a legit Bond movie, plus I don't like Craig's style of Bond. Brosnan style bond in the newer movies would've made them way better and maybe shifted the entire tone of those movies into a proper Bond tone

My fav as well. So smooth and effortless.

That's Peirce Brosnan for you!

He had plenty of moments, killing Kauffman, when he kills Elektra, the opening scene in the bank in TWINE, the way he went after Renard in the nuclear base in Kazakhstan. You could see the ruthlessness in his Bond and it showed that that was the way he wanted to portray Bond. The perfect blend of humor and seriousness, leaning slightly more towards the darker edge a world class assassin possesses. He could be any Bond asked of him to be but it was sad that his efforts completely got undercut by horrible writing, plot, and characters like Christmas Jones. Despite that, he clearly carried his movies to the degree that they still did well at the box office and many wanted him to do at least one more Bond after DAD, despite being in his 50s. I'm not saying that the man was the best Bond ever, but simply that Brosnan deserved better.

Absolutely agree, Brosnan was a great Bond, no doubt about it. The movies were the issue during his era, except for the first one Goldeneye wich is amazing in my mind. Then they got much worse, TWINE and TND were still decent in my mind and had their moments, but the last one DAD was awful.

My favourite scene. I replay it many times

He survived the fall, he dies when the antenna collapses on him

@@justisolated5621, yes, but the trash part of that magnificent scene was cutted in this video. Fortunately.

There are people in bond movies who cant survive being punched hard, but he somehow survived fall from like 100 meters.

Roger Moore was Bond when I grew up.

ba-dum-tss

T-800: hasta lavista baby

Easily my favorite line of all time

The Everything or Nothing game, indeed. The 5th Brosnan Bond film we never got.

Bad-ass bitch died in cold blood.

If only Zukovsky had done that to her

Yep; he is lame af

He was great in the role, the writing was just generally pretty awful lol.

wtf are you talking about? Brosnan was charismatic and played the best Bond, right after Connery. GoldenEye is easily the best Bond film

greenrefrigerator agreed

Pierce is also my favorite Bond Here my ranking Pierce Brosnan Sean Connery Timothy Dalton Roger Moore Daniel Craig George Lazenby

Sara Zonana i can live with that, great choice imhO!

+greenrefrigerator true...

+marchrabbit85 I'd be more: Pierce Brosnan Sean Connery Daniel Craig George Lazenby Roger Moore .... .... .... .... Timothy Dalton

She is waiting for you

Even more beautiful in Braveheart, I say. William Wallace was one lucky bastard apparently....

Actually, she was one of the least good looking Bond women. Nice that you like her though.

@@trythinkingforachange4201 lol no, she was hella hot

@@trythinkingforachange4201 Sorry, each to their own, but I find her almost painfully attractive in this movie, and for the moment I can't think of another bond lady who did that for me.

classic

lol

I got that reference

9avedon And not a single f**k, was given that day.

Technically Bond's reply isn't accurate, but "Time to face aerodynamic drag" just doesn't have the same ring.

I would've said "Time to face reality!"

I just would have said "you first!"

But not before being electrocuted

He was talking about dreams, so bonds reply facing gravity is a metaphor for facing reality, a brutal reality at that.

I agree with you

Me too

BradVickers89 same here

Eh, Sean and Daniel were pretty good too, but I respect your opinion

BEST BOND EVER. Craig is so fucking dull and so discount "Jason Bourne".

She was in the first Jack Reacher film. Not sure about the second, never saw it, heard it was buns. But the first jack reacher was decent enough, and she played a main character.

lol i remember her being in a few bad movies like DOOM before she became decent actor Gone girl definitely saved her career xD

Me too

Miranda Frost, played by Rosamund Pike.

Rosamund Pike or Halle Berry?

Idk what you mean

To kill anyone who steals his suit perhaps?

AVoiceOfOpinion93 lmfao

so true

It was basically a stun weapon on his suit - he uses it to disarm General Moon. I think the idea is he shocks himself because he's holding the metal frame.

Why do we even HAVE that lever?

I was expecting him to turn into a meat puddle.

Well at least the falling platform crushed him

He was seriously injured and would have died anyway. But it is not totally unrealistic that a well trained and physically strong man doesn't die instantly from a fall unless he lands on his head and his skull gets crushed. To be honest, I would have preferred to be killed by the impact straight away rather than lying in excruciating pain and agony, knowing fully well that I'm doomed anyway.

Yeah It’s Not actually completely Unrealistic if that was to happen to somebody like him in real life. His whole Body became Paralysed Instantly after that Fall and I agree with Eric Mustardman I’d rather Die Instantly after the Fall than be in the sort of Pain Travelian was in for a few minutes before his Inevitable Death!

Oh, he was dying. Trust me. He was never getting up again. Sometimes freaky shit like that does happen though.

and so is Rosamund Pike... almost forgot about her I think on all of Brosnan's bond movies/games, those were the most beautiful

thiagots85 and still both of them got killed :P

At least Eva Green and Olga Kurylenko were spared

thiagots85 Eva Green wasn't spared ... in fact i think Vesper's death is one of the most painful of all... drowning ... :(

jeremy lee must have been high that day, sorry, you re right

Wrong woman got killed tho. :P

MeanStriker Haha, would u really have bought Halle Berry as a cold hearted treacherous bitch? I wouldn't. It had to be Pike

Hey, noone said they would've had to follow the basic "good guys win, bad guys die"-pattern to begin with. :D

MeanStriker It's a Bond film though (and not one of the better ones tbf)

Agree, Miranda should have survived and won that duel.

TheHQ86 Is he the same Valentin from Goldeneye

olzhas1one yep.

Yer a wizard Bullion

I love the character of Valentin in Goldeneye. But the actor did a fantastic job as Hagrid.

BeazleyZtudios Yer a traita, Bullyun

Surprising isn't it ?

Have there been any movies yet in which he didn't die, LOL?

Troy. He played Ulysses.

Well. There's The Martian (he gets sacked and ends the movie playing golf)

I’ll never guess 😆

Well, he screwed one and drilled the other.

@@lanway13 or "carved" the other

No, I don't want to see Amazing Amy die. She is such a great and beautiful villainess.

quehay45 But She slit Doogie Howser's throat, thereby pissing off gays and desperate women EVERYWHERE.

Josh Lopez Can't argue against that =/

futuremovieactor LOL! That bitch deserved it! ^________^

@@theavidgamer6213 Craig is discount Jason Bourne...Brosnan Moore and Connery were Bond !

@@theavidgamer6213 Bond's expertise is charisma, killing the bad guy, banging the hot chicks and being suave all while saving the world... I don't care how he is in the books....Bond top loaded with one liners and womanising while saving the world is what separated him from all other action movie characters which is why Moore, Brosnan and Connery were brilliant and Craig is nothing more than Jason Bourne in a tux!

@@pr-tj5by He is a trained assassin and spy, Bond is known for his dedication to his work and his harsh, straightforward manner. He is often called "heartless" by his coworkers, Bond has little interest in personal or romantic relationships, all of which, in his experience, inevitably end. Women have little value to him outside of their looks and their ability to serve as sexual partners, and he dislikes anything considered to be feminine, including decorations and emotions. A misogynist to his core, Bond seems to believe a woman's place is in the home, not in the office, and certainly not in the field. He prides himself on his masculinity and his clear-cut morals. When he is forced to question these, the uncertainty sends him into an existential tailspin and prompts an unheard-of decision: to give up his career and pursue a long-term relationship. These changes don't last for long, when evil makes itself known, he returns to his former self.

@@theavidgamer6213 What? Hahahahahahahahah what???

@@theavidgamer6213 u need to have that charisma to be da best and Craig does not have it.

I love this San Andreas reference.

+Aleksandar Govedarica So hot that her body even ended up burning in ashes. T_T

Who wouldn't want to get drilled to death?

NateIsSparta Those who are not willing to be bored to death. :)

Daniel4646 Nor being dug to death.