Une propagande pour l homme qui joue ce qu il pense devoir à la réalité qui le sert et ne répond que comme lui.

Indeed.

That´s rigth

Get a grip, bond has never been so diluted....neeeext

No, at last he’s gone!

I agree 100%.

Hands down, Sean Connery, Daniel Craig second

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I agree wholeheartedly. He will always be James Bond to me. I always liked Sean Connery best until Daniel Craig for all the reasons you mentioned.

If it wasn’t so apparent that Daniel Craig didn’t want to be playing Bond in the later movies, and they didn’t waste some many of his villains; then he’d be third.

You writing this gave me tingles.

Not by me. Couldn't stand him.

@@thomasmulhall4873 which do you prefer?

@@3runjosh The series reached its height artistically in 1969 with the 6th film, OHMSS. They've never been able to make a film as good as that one. All serious collectors agree.

@@thomasmulhall4873 okay boomer 😂😂😂😂 go eat a Twinkie and miss the Cold War while you’re at it.

Thank you very much !

Too bad this will may be the last James Bond.

​@@stevenhombrados1530Until the next one.

What has Craig's Bond done? He's failed every mission he's been on.

@@EthanKnight97 his character has been the most compelling of the 6 actors portrayals, there’s heaps of character development across his 5 movies, especially Casino Royale.

@@EthanKnight97 when did that ever matter

That’s arguable I’d say. He made Bond evolve with the times. I’ll give him that. More rugged, more muscular, more physical more aggressive, much more colder. Personally my favourite Bond will always be Sean Connery. But each of them were quite meticulously chosen weren’t they? Each of em had a level of charisma that they carried on screen splendidly. Whatever side we Bond fans might take in terms of choosing our favourite Bond actor, all of us can easily and unanimously agree on one thing I’d say: watching a Bond movie will always be an absolutely cracking affair!

A good King, stands on the shoulders of greatness. Alexander would have been nobody without his father Phillip.

(trying to prolong them) - kind of the whole point.

great quote. i should try harder to live by that.

Dude could you explain the meaning of it? I seriously don’t get it lol

@@murilo7285 modern people spend much time taking medicines, eating right, denying themselves, taking precautions from all sorts of "danger", real or perceived. so many do this in order to live longer, and yet how are they living? 10 hours a day getting ready for work, travelling to work, doing the job. coming home to more routine. feeling tired. worrying about money, etc... fulfillment and true happiness escapes most people, and yet they still feel compelled to do everything they can to stay on the planet longer. much of it is out of fear of death and leaving others behind. but is it really living? instead of adding days and years to an unfulfilled life, perhaps live more fully... feeding your soul, seeking true happiness, showing others how to do it too, being an inspiration, partaking in all that is special in this world. do not live with fear and compulsion and material pursuits; but instead seek experience and delights and challenges, even danger. perhaps you won't live as long, but you will likely live more and on your last days you can look back on your life with deep satisfaction. and those close to you can as well. sorry if that was too long winded.

@@murilo7285 It's like wearing a loincloth and swinging from trees, instead of a diaper in the safety of a crib

Thanks guys :)

Thank you, I'm glad you like it.

Read You Only Live Twice. Bond didn't die then...

@@DreadnoughtMetal2006 What the hell does that have to do with anything?

@@Bad_At_Parties It opens the way for the next film. At the end of You Only Live Twice, Bond defeats Blofeld and gets blown to fuck and loses his memory in the process. Gets rescued by Kissy Suzuki and lives as a fisherman until he gets memory flashes about Vladivostok - that island on which Craig's Bond dies was in disputed Russian/Japanese territory, remember. In the first chapter of The Man With The Golden Gun, Bond turns up, not knowing where he's been and tries to assassinate M. In his pre-meeting interrogation, the interrogator says "There was always something odd about 007's death. No body. No solid evidence. And the people on that Japanese island always to me to be playing it pretty close to the chest." It'll be a line in the next Bond film. I'm interested to see how they tie this Bond in with the next one. It'll need the Hell of a plot to keep it as good as Craig's.

@@DreadnoughtMetal2006 The poison garden and island was just a tip of the hat to YOLT. That's all. The next Bond will be entirely fresh, unconnected from anything in the Craig era. New cast, new Bond, new everything. No connective tissue. How people don't think that is beyond me.

I disagree

@@7thsonofbellstar934no one cares

Which is to say its contemporary incarnation but the most iconic of them all will always be Sean Connery.

And Sean Connery is to bond what Joaquin phoenix is to joker

@@jakesmith5952 Agreed

THE IRONY IS THE DIRECTOR OF BOURNE WANTED TO DO BOND BUT DID NOT GET THE JOB SO HE DID BOURNE AND THEN CAMPBELL AND THE OTHERS FOLLOWED HIS STYLE AND TONE FOR THE CRAIG MOVIES. I LOVED BOTH SETS.

When Jason Bourne was released, the directors decided to update the 007 style.

good observation. gotta believe that is true. Bourne had an influence on everything worthwhile that followed.

he’s probably my favorite bond second to the classic guy in past

@@gracie99999 ya i really did grow to lik and appreciate him and his take. Odd seeing as he did not really like being Bond by the 3rd movie but onscreen he never seemed to mail it in. I think his creative control really helped the last film and getting Phoebe WB really helped making the movie more well rounded without emasculating JB or making him a joke.

Thank you very much for your kind words !

o.? of* It's literally the same amount of button presses, why "shorten" it? :D

@@OriginalPuro it was a typo, you mor0n.

his arc was jason borne to james borne

Thank you for your kind words !

Thank you for your kind words !

Si no les sale despues de tenerlos confirmados saben que deben aser.

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@@danielcraig5295 Good sir.

Thank you so much.

I agree about the humanising of Bond. But do you realise how silly you sound saying 'sigma' unironically?

@@theregalproletariat don't see the problem really

@@goriflex2441 well that’s your problem then

Nope. Connery always.

@@StimParavane Yes. For the older generations. :)

Thank you !

Why?

@@EthanKnight97 Craig struck a perfect balance between the character's humor, her world-weariness, and a raw energy for the necessary action scenes.. He was/is refreshingly different. I can completely identify with him 👍🏻

Thank you !

Albert R "Cubby" Broccoli's EON Productions present... Daniel Craig as Ian Fleming's James Bond 007 in Please Don't Kill Me Again.

@@tcaudiobooks737 Get over it he will die many more times in the next hundred years. He can not die and is immortal . Just as long as there are writers to make his scripts.

Thank you very much !

Thanks, I appreciate it !

Thank you !