It may also be that Bond was so angry with her, that he didn't feel like doing anything to repel the aggression, you can see his angry expression with her.

Yes! The look of pure depression, he almost knew his life would end the way it did in this movie.. alone..

Beautiful. One of the best James Bond scenes ever.

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I read somewhere that it could also be an interrogation technique - in any way, great acting!

The ultimate man

Nah, that was just ensuring she didn't leave the car.

Hey treat the ladies right boys.

Very luvly

Masculinity at its finest

This Ain't The Same DB5 From Skyfall With Machine Guns That Comes Under The Headlights. This New DB5 Is The one That Comes With The Machine Guns Out The Headlights That Bond Fans Know And Remember!💯🙌🏽😎🔥🔥

@@aaronbrooks1020 it was getting restored, I mean revamped in spectre. That's why

@@randomhuman97 True!

@@randomhuman97 Q added more firepower and made it stronger!

The car(s) (there were several used). were built for the movie with rear tail light guns too. But that scene was dropped. Either cut or not filmed i don't recall. But it was intended to feature in it.

As for the narrative with No Time To Die, that level - in my view - has surpassed Skyfall and that's a brilliant episode already, certainly not forgetting Cary Joji Fukunaga's creativity and direction : first rate!.

Absolutely True

@@anthonylewis2080 hell no this movie doesn't surpassed skyfall and casino royale narrative standpoint, but in terms of action sequences this film is spectacular compared to any other bond craig era film but still fukunaga took the action sequences straight out from a michael bay movie

@@fakhridito5532 Not really. Bay has a bunch of cuts in his action sequences. I could follow the action in NTTD it was shot beautifully.

I agree, even in terms of quality of films it raised the bar. Cinematography, set pieces, writing, narrative, the next bond movie will have big shoes to fill.

Yeah I believe that too. Also there was that quick jester of her putting her hand over her tummy when he told her that she would never him again when he put her on the train.

No, she want to tell him that she is the daughter of the main villan

@@juanfeliperamirezdavila7452 Where did you get that from? She's the daughter of Mr. White who worked for Spectre and they wanted him killed which was why he was hiding when Bond found in the movie "Spectre". He made a deal with Bond to protect his daughter which is how Bond and Madeleine met. Not sure where you got the notion that she was daughter of the main villain.

Thats her secret shes pregnant

She's Mr White's daughter I know this because I worked for Spectre in the past.

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It has to be the DB5's finest moment.

yeah and nobody dies boringly

The music is what I remember that moment for most.

Better said, in the franchaise

it is a bmw z4 but then converted to the db5 so not a real one unfortunately

@@guus46 OK Mr. Peabody!

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@@guus46 Yes, I work in films and had a meeting with Cary Fukunaga. Although he didn't say what kind of cars they used, he did say most of them were not actual Aston Martins but fabrications built on other cars. For example the car with the gun is a different car than the one used in the chase scene. Also interesting to mention that the walls in the plaza are also fake, he said they wanted to protect the original buildings which are hundreds of years old so they built fake walls to cover them.

@Zavion Pope you are right.

James is weary. Never knows who he can trust, always in danger.

Not so much that he thought he got tricked twice by a girl he loved.

@@kingkongchief1177 yes at some point you are right but thats true that he was fed up running from spectre

She improved the most after spectre 💯

Lea Seydoux isn't the most attractive woman for a bond girl but her acting skills are incredible agreed

@@Darzi890 what are you saying, she is the most attractive

@@Darzi890 BRUH what you meaaaan, she is the most attractive one

You are cross eyed then. Lol@@Darzi890

Glad someone else has pointed it out, excellent Bond moment.

You mean the donut hole?

Hans Zimmer

In the OST, it's called "Square Chase"

Yeah! Explosions are meant to be caught off guard. They made pretty real

Imagine the impact it would have had in 4DX. 😂

Caught us in the feels a bit before that if you watched everything from Casino Royale

It became no time to die

What made him change his mind? All she had to say was: « I don’t want the baby to get hurt! »

@@thegreypath1777he looked in her eyes

James Bond is still convinced, after the betrayed and the death of Lynd Vesper, as well as the ambush orchestrated by Blofeld in Matera, that every time he meets à very beautiful young woman, the latter will betray him behind his back. Once separated, Madeleine Swann will still hold a grudge against James Bond, even if she has partly forgiven him, in relation to what happened in Matera and his absence.

Hans Zimmer my friend 😎

Only in stillness are you in control of your emotions and can be deadly.

@@richardmabe4186unless it’s Mike Tyson 😅

@@jacobsmith5865 Prime Mike was composed in the ring. He fought angrier in the 90s and wasn't as good then

Despite all the delays, they wanted to have this movie in theater, and I am glad they did because it was worth seeing it on the big screen.

Agreed! Great movie!

@@Starwarsfanboy0928 thank God they held their nerve. Daniel Craig went out on a high note

Movie was too long they should wrapped it up in 2 hrs.

It was so good that I re-watched it two weeks later

You're telling me. I saw it in Cinemark XD on opening day, and I jumped out of my seat like "shit!"

@@noelhernandez2589 exactly! It was such a jumpscare

Same with my sis xD

i saw it in imax, the sound in this movie is sooo satisfying!! it's the first movie i saw in theater since the pandemic and damn felt so good

@@rafifyaristyan8311 The theater I was in had Dolby Atmos. It genuinely felt like I had gone deaf from the explosion

It was alright. They had to bring in Spectre for no reason.

Spectre sucked but No time to die makes my top 3 in the craig era

Some people just don’t understand the movie.

@@thegreypath1777 Or maybe they just didn't like it very much. You can tell the writers struggled with the ending because of the uncertainty of whether Craig was going to do this film. Spectre was supposed to be the real ending, or at least Blofeld as the villain, but you can tell the writers were indecisive for that movie, which led to a new, random villain being introduced in the final movie. No Time To Die should have had Blofeld & Spectre as the final enemy, which would've been perfect as they were the enemy all along. The movie is not as great as it should've been, and even though it had some powerful scenes, it wasn't on the same level as Casino Royale and Skyfall which were the best movies of the Craig era by some distance

It was actually Craig's and Mikkelsen's idea for that torture scene. In an interview, Mikkelsen said that they were discussing such horrendous and messed up torture ideas that Martin Campbell had to "pull" them back and remind them it was a Bond movie.

@@tytoalbasoren9457 The method of torture matches the book pretty closely.

Ah I didn't realise that thanks

And that’s what made this opening hit harder: Bond was trying to get closure with Vesper, but when he finds out Spectre bombed her grave to get to Bond, he’s back to reliving when Vesper betrayed him in Casino (especially the detail that Madeleine is a daughter of Spectre, the daughter of Mr. White)

Could you explain this? I’ve never understood the concepts of bulletproof and was wondering if movies depicted it correctly.

@@wallyg1983 outside skin or cars is normal car panels. The armor panels is sandwiched between the normal interior and exterior panels. You don’t see them. You can shoot the outside or inside of a car and the bullet goes inside the door as inside the paneling is the armored material. It’s typical flat panels as you can’t bend armored steel, you can bend composite but it’s more expensive but saves weight. So movies show armored car paneling with bullets always bouncing off the outside and no marks or holes. But really if the exterior skin is mild steel or normal material the bullet penetrates the outside layer leaving a hole but is stopped by the inside armored paneling (depending on the armor level and bullet used) for instance, AR500 shot by a 9mm or .223 will just have a very small indent on the armor, almost nonexistent but you’ll see a scuffing on the armor plate indicating a strike mark from the bullet. A larger round like a .308 or larger would leave a small indention on the armor steel that looks like a pimple on the backside. So this means if you look at the outside of the car you will see a hole in the exterior steel panels and if you look through the bullet holes you’ll see a armored panel sandwiched between the door panels and that will have strike marks on It. Fragments of the bullet will be left at the bottom of the inside of the door panels due to fragmentation of the rounds after impact on the armored panel. Simplest explanation. Nope It makes sense as I’m not the greatest at explaining. (Built armored cars for 8 years, mostly military vehicles)

@@patrickbateman9314 - Thanks!

I absolutely agree.

not the actual Bond theme, but a variation, beautifully done though. Also the Bond theme is never played in any of the Craig movie action scenes, bits and parts yes, but we never get the legendary theme itself. If you don't get what I mean just go and watch the tank chase in Goldeneye or the semi truck chase in Licence to Kill.

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frrrr me too

I almost did

minus the death

there was no need to kill him off

@@melisagalvalizi6982 - You can thank producer Phoebe Waller Bridge for talking them into killing off Bond. PWB also killed off hero Luke Skywalker in Star Wars. PWB made fun of 80-year-old Harrison Ford, and took away everything that he cared about.

Fast & Furious and other action movies these days are copying stuff from 007 and Mission Impossible lol

And now my other theory is that Fast & Furious and Mission Impossible keeps one upping each other with different releases, making 007 the middle child of that equation

I would seriously pay full fare for a cinema ticket to go and watch this whole movie again.

That's what I was thinking when I saw this for the first time. I guess there's "bullet-proof" and then there's "James Bond's DB5 bullet-proof"!

Q's technology. Just It.

Q was the hero of this scene.

@NOrlando952 - Show us how you would do better.

Com certeza

Com certeza ^^

Of course since years because spectre is 7 years old

Sim, com certeza.

Absolutely

Sean is dead so he wouldn't have seen this

@@johnthwaites5976 I know he is no longer with us, but I bet he was watching this scene from his golden TV in the pearly gates from heaven since he was the first one to drive this famous car starting with the movie Goldfinger.

@@ns4270railfan Interestingly, he wasn't. That DB5 was used just before that in The Saint - but Roger Moore's character didn't drive it, someone else did.

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And more exciting and not so boring

@@legoguy004davidson6 Agreed.

YES

Possibly they didn't intend to kill him then and there, more sending a message.

Bcz he is hero. They can't die at the start of the film or atleast without killing the villian. If this movie was not western, westerners would have thought about physics and all.