As goofy as this whole scene is, the sight of Mr. Kidd with his upper body entirely engulfed in flames is rather intense.

“That’s rather potent, not the cork, your aftershave” 😂

When Bond threw Mr. Wint overboard with the bomb he should've said, "bomb voyage" lol

"A happy selection, if I may say?" "I'll be the judge of that" *DENIED*

the goofiest part is James Bond giving the killer a wedgie

Wint and Kidd are underated as Bond villians

"I'll be the judge of that". Such a man.

These guys are underrated Bond-villains as hell!

"I've shmelt that aftershave before and both times I've shmelt a rat." You just gotta love that 'You're not fooling me' smirk on Connery's face ;)

This gives a whole new meaning to the phrase, "The cake is a lie."

Mr Wint and Mr Kidd got their just Dessert's

"This is a most ingenious plan to kill James Bond right, Mr. Wint?" "Indeed so, Mr. Kidd."

These two guys really takes the cake!

2:30, James is getting strangled over there. I know, i'll throw that cake at them!

I love this scene. I like the way he throws him over the edge just before he explodes.

Pure Classic Never gets old

Oooooww! He probably sounded like that when Mr Kidd entered the rear...

2:08 eeeee!

The look on the killers face at 1:06 is priceless

Applause for Mr. Wints Vanishing act. 😂👏

When she said "Eeee", I felt that. Bravo.

Funny to see Crispin Glovers father in this scene!

2:44 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOwwwww!

2:10 what do you know, a flaming queen LOL!

Sounds like California surfer dude when he gets tossed over "whooooooah"

For me Mr Kidd and Mr Wint are the most sadistic killers in The film series for years

Bond: "But the wine is quite excellent. Although, for such a grand meal, I'd have rather expected a claret." Wint: "Of course. Unfortunately, our seller is rather poorly stocked with clarets." Bond: "...Mouton Rothschild is a claret. And I've smelt that aftershave before, and both times I've smelt a rat." Dunno why, but I just love the way Bond trips them up there :L

ROFLGASM at 2:44 My dad would piss himself when Wint did the ooh everytime DAF was on TV

I noticed a couple of "Looney Tunes" cartoon references in this movie. In this scene,quote: "But that would ruin the surpreeze" That is when Bugs Bunny makes the Tazmanian Devil the "Wild Turkey Surprise" ( bunch of TNT shaped light a turkey). NO. 2 , when the ship begins it's fanfare send-off, Wint and Kidd are peering out the window like Sylvester The Cat when he learned Tweety was onboard the cruise ship.

Two of the most inept hitmen ever.

Mr Kidd's Burning is really quite brutal. Underrated Villain duo ( wint & kidd ) , they were sinister and accompanied by a Cool Theme of their own.

And the Bomb exploded right away..... 😆

2:09 - An Oscar-worthy performance from Ms. Jill St. John.

I forgot how much I loved this movie! I watched all the bond movies when I was 9 years old. I'm almost 20 now, I'm surprised at how well a scene like this holds up.

That one definitely takes the cake

"Well he certainly left with his tail between his legs" - Bond

Well, their plan went up in flames.

I guess we now know that he catches while Mr. Kidd pitches!

I am glad Tiffany rushed to the wall to hide from Mr. Wint and Kidd, also if that was a real cake, not sure how far that would have traveled when the tossed it.

Excellent reincorporation of both the spilled perfume and Bond's extensive knowledge of alcohol (a call back to the Sherry scene during his briefing).

"Well, he certainly left with his tail between his legs " :)

2:09 "E!"

I love the way Bond took these two creeps out!

That make two of us (Goldfinger pun intended)!!! From 1965 (when I was 5) on, I've seen every Bond opening at the Cinerama Dome in Hollywood. My brother and I used to make our dad take us over and over again. I too am impatiently waiting for the Blue Ray. I've seen every Bond flick at least 300 times and know every work of every script all the way up to Octopussy. Boy, I must have a lot of time on my hands !!! Ha ha.

Mr Kidd goes up in flames Mr Wint explodes before he hits the water

When Bond said, "I've smelt that aftershave before, and both times I've smelt a rat" Mr. Wint could have said to Bond, "I have no idea what you are referring to sir but this brand must be a popular aftershave." That way he wouldn't have blown his and Kidd's cover if he had any brains to think about it.

Best three minutes in cinematography.

A new dish, waiter alaflambae!

poor Mr. Wint and Mr. Kidd..... if only we could have had more with them.....

yet another James Bond henchmens getting their "just desserts"... (no pun intended)

"Ooh! oooOOOOHHH! oohwoah!" Ha ha!

2:42 - 2:47 I'm starting to see what Mr. Kidd saw in Mr. Wint. I'll bet that whenever they took a shower together, he just stood right behind him waiting for him to drop the soap.

WOOOOOOOOOOOOH!

Wouldnt expect any less from george mcfly's dad.

Bond was sharp enough to pick up on these two impostors because of his extensive training with the British Secret Service. He's also had self defense and weapons training, not to mention he's also been schooled in etiquette and fine dining. His lady friend didn't have to do anything. Bond had the situation under control.

This was certainly not one of the better Bond films, but "Mouton Rothschild IS a claret, and I've smelled that aftershave before, and both times I've smelled a rat" definitely qualifies as one of the better Bond one-liners.

As bad as this movie is, it was my first Bond film i saw at a young age. Seeing Mr. Kidd on fire and screaming like that freaked me out badly and gave me nightmares. Now that I'm older i see how silly his scene actually is.

This Bond film was rather ridiculous however Mr Wint and Mr Kidd made it all worth while. Haven't seen it in a few years should give the DVD another watch see how it compares now I'm older.

These guys are epic!

2:45 - wtf?

Tails between his legs was a great line

Even by Bond Villain Standards, this is a pretty lame assassination attempt.

Mr.Kidd looks like Rob Reiner in his All in the Family days

I liked this scene honestly. It was a good fight scene. One of the very few good things about this movie.

If I had a Bombe Surprise for dessert, I wouldn't expect it to be a bomb.

My 3 favorite Bond girls in order are: 1. Ursula Andress (Dr. No), 2. Claudine Auger (Thunderball) and 3. Talisa Soto (License to Kill). Halle Berry would've EASILY made this list were it not for her stubborn insistence on having an unflatteringly short hair-do in Die Another Day. YMMV and MHO, of course.

dude Wint got even meaner when he saw Mr. Kidd die. They mustve had something.

The way Mr. Windt said oooooooooooohhhhhhhhh, it almost sounded as if he said, do it again harder, harder!

2.46 = Making that kinky sex noise & face at that point in the proceedings was nicely played comic acting

Now that's what i called: "Going out with a BANG!"

I think the ticking cake gave them away!

If you watch carefully you'll see Tiffany Case running away from the table twice

The part where the dude went up in flames scared the crap out of me as a kid. Don't play with fire, you lunatic!

Well, despite probably being burned badly, I think Mr Kidd could have survived...

What the fuck are you talking about? He killed them based on the fact that they were Blofeld's assassins.

My favirote part is the ooooooooooo part so funny

"If at first you don't succeed, Mr. Kid? "Try, try again Mr. Wint."

Wint enjoying Bond pulling his junk up and behind him was…enthusiastic.

0:58 He surely was attempted to say: "...Then we'll leave you in piece(s)" 😂

2:45: Wint loved that

Got it right in the aaaAAAAAAASS!

My favorite Bond movie ever !! I saw this movie 4 times when it came out in 71.

Bond should have said, "Well, he certainly went out with a bang."

you know, revisiting this movie in the context of the series and comparing it with the one that came soon after (The Man with the Golden Gun), you can clearly see those two movies were definitively a transitional period in tone shift. Connery's Bond was a lot dryer in humor and more serious in tone, whereas Moore's Bond was much goofier and fantastic in tone and humor, but this last Connery movie is the goofiest of his era, whereas TMWTGG is much more serious (but not the darkest) of the Moore era. Makes you think that the Broccoli production noticed that the harsh style of the early Bond movies was not pleasing to audiences anymore, and started to ease the tone, in a way that would better fit the 70s and early 80s audiences. The same tone shift happened between the last Moore movie (A View to a Kill) and the first Dalton movie (Living Daylights), with the previous being probably the most violent Moore-era Bond movie, and Dalton's era being definitively more bloody and dark than all other movies until that time

Haha, the one who get`s a wedgie must be the most cheesy death scene of any villain except for Dr.Kananga.

"Well, he shertainly left with hish tailsh between hish legsh."

Ooo 👀 *OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!* 👁👄👁

Posing as top-notch waiters, they knew practically nothing about the wine they were serving. They did not recognise it and they served it incorrectly. Also, two times previously in the film James Bond had in some way come into contact with Mr. Wint and Mr. Kidd. Notably: while he was unconscious they put him in the pipe and he woke up smelling the aftershave strongly all over himself. And he didn't even attack them until Mr. Kidd attacked him with fire.

I'm not too sure why people hated this film. It's not a masterpiece, by any stretch, but then, Bond films were never meant to be that -- they were only supposed to be spoofs of spy films that took themselves way too seriously. Some JB films ('Doctor No'; 'From Russia, With Love') are better than others ('OHMSS') for various reasons, but all of them have their share of camp & corn. You'd sit down to watch one, knowing you were in for a totally unbelievable spy adventure that was so much fun!

seems he liked that bomb just a little too much!!!

Looks like mr. Wint was having a blast...

Mr. Wint 'WWWoooowwww......OOhhh...... K K KBOOOMB'! Personally The best Bond films are the older ones, Connery, Moore and Lazemby.

Well he certainly left... *puts his sunglasses on* ... with his tail between his legs!! YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHH

2:46 best villain face ever

Crispin Glover's dad is one of these guys. Pity that the son didn't get to play a Bond villain ...

The first guy might have survived.

Jill St John was extremely desirable back then. As Bond you live longer if you suspect everyone and everything.

The woman's reaction at 2:09 .. HAHA!

When Mr Kidd went over board i thought Mr Wint was going to cry.

Oh my god! THAT'S BRILLIANT!!!! The Cake is a Lie is such a terribly old joke, but that made rofl!