Everyone's talking about Sean Connery which is fine but let's not forget Pat Roach and how much of an awesome movie bad guy fighter he is.

That urine sample was so STD ridden it was like acid on that guys face.

"An herbal enema shall fix you up." "Thank you, sounds terrific!" Only Sean could deliver those line with poise and class and charm. RIP 007 you are so missed.

Don't know why, but the way Edward Fox delivers the dialogue at the end "I send you to a health farm to get yourself in shape. Instead, you demolish it!" always cracks me up. And then the rest that follows during that scene lol😅

Fun fact: Pat Roach the actor who played the henchman in this fight is the same actor who played the bulky henchmen in the original Indiana Jones trilogy. Plus Sean Connery played Indiana Jones’ dad so that kind of makes them both even

"Oh no, your clothes are wet." "Well, my martini is still dry." Only connery could pull of that final line😂

2:05 I like the way how the villain checks the operating principle of the machine before attacking Bond.

Pet Roach could've been a henchman in a mainline Bond film. He was amazingly strong, but also a nice person in real life.

As outrageously fun as that fight was, my favorite part is when Bond notices he took the guy out with his own urine sample. LOL.

Both legends I hope they both are having a blast up there in the skies.

This is how I envision my retirement time.

It's the best James Bond movie. Top-class actors, great locations, profound humor and a charming James Bond who doesn't take himself too seriously.

Funny as hell when Bond slams the door on his nose and they sort of pause, like "You hurt my nose!"

I actually like this Bond movie even though Sean Connery is older because the villain actor plays the role very well and also that Connery is my favourite Bond actor. This is also more of a semi-remake of Thunderball. Irvin Kershner managed to deliver a solid Bond movie without the official production team

one of the funniest fight scenes of all times

4:17 Pat Roach's "yelling" gets me every time.

Connery fights were ALWAYS good. RIP Sean.

Roach and Connery must’ve had a ball making this scene. So hard not to laugh your ass off at the lunacy of this fight

I actually prefer these old school fights and the realism compared to today’s level of John Wick which suspends total disbelief of the human body taking 100 times the beating it actually could!

Thanks for keeping the "instead you demolish it!" bit at the end. M thinks Bond just goes around and demolishes things for no reason, as though he is the Incredible Hulk.

R.I.P Sean Connery. My thoughts are with his family.

This is a very delightful scene to watch. I like that the Connery Bond movie fights were usually solved by improvisation, clever use of tactics, or for Bond to just outright outthink an enemy who was otherwise a superior (i.e. stronger, more tough, more technically-skilled, or all three) foe. Bond also keeps on the move as best he can, tries not to get cornered or trapped by a foe who could probably trap him and finish him off. His opponent in this scene actually puts up a very good fight, but one of the big mistakes his opponent makes is he sometimes spends more time messing around with Bond than he does finishing him off. He keeps lifting the weights and bringing them back down to toy with Bond, and rather than put him in a grapple or a choke hold, he spends a lot of time throwing Bond around which gives him a chance to get away or pick up a weapon. In other words, he's so overconfident that he can take out an older man in a fight that he yields the advantage to him.

The big guy is the bald German that Indiana Jones fights at the airfield in Raiders.

Looks like at 5:50 James is thinking "I'm getting too old for this shit". 🤣 Still love it! 💚

Dont piss off James Bond.

Pat roach played the baddie fighting bond in this scene, roach also fought harrison ford in two indiana jones movies

This happens to me at Planet Fitness all the time. 🏋️‍♀️🤕

I remember my first acquaintance with S.Connery, when I've seen this movie. Despite the fact that this film is something on the ground of comedy and satire, I appreciated only Connery's "Mr. Bond". RIP, Sir.

James Bond versus Bomber Busbridge from Auf Wiedersehen Pet - "Bomber's ready, Bomber's away!"...

My favorite scene ever.

*RIP Sir Sean Connery*

The fight got Bond out of the herbal enema, that's a win.

4:07 Says 007 to himself: "My collarbone is cracked; my hand and wrist are broken, my nose is smashed, and my back is thrown out, but no biggee: I can fly down over these stairs like a teenager in love!" XD

That urine sample bit is still one of the funniest of all time.

James Bond got thrown into a shelf full of beakers, not one scratch. Bad guy backs himself into another shelf full of beakers, stabs himself to death...

3:22 “Peace has cost you your strength. Victory has defeated you.”

Sean REALLY looks a hell of a lot fitter than he did in Diamonds are forever which was 12 years earlier

Too bad Pat Roach was never in an official Bond Film. As the typical (nearly) unstoppable henchman he's pretty effective here.

" Heavy Mr Bond? Let's try again "

Rip Sir Sean Connery 1930-2020

I think the pacing and timing are terrific. Bond can barely slow him down, but funny enough the guy is not exactly running after him.

RIP to a legend ❤❤

"Heavy, Mr. Bond? Let's try again."

Sran Connery fighting in the lift in Amsterdam was my favorite

I like how they made it possible that some people can be so strong they can with stand 10 pounds or more weights thrown at them

Rest In Peace Sean. You were one of my favorites!

Remember, Sean Connery was a large guy. It just goes to show how massive Pat Roach was.

It's really funny at that point when bond slams the door on the guys nose!!!:-)

I like that weapon he had,whatever it was it was badass

After all that, it was a cup of urine that stopped him.

This movie has an unusual history. It's actually based on the Thunderball novel, but told in a slightly different way from the movie of the same name. It was also directed by Irvin Kershner, the same guy who directed The Empire Strikes Back a few years earlier.

Steven Seagal was the fight choreographer for this film. True story

5:27 That girl is cute lol She doesn't understand the situation that two big men fight each other...(Maybe she's in her dream)

Ironically, reading all the comments here about Bond and his age, Connery must have been 51/52 when he made Never say Never. And Daniel Craig who's last Bond film is due to come out later this year has recently turned 52. And Connery looks at least 10 years older than that here. I've recently turned 50 myself and spent half of my life in the British military. And thanks to good fitness and genes, most days I can pass for early 40's. 1982 however was a totally different era... in more ways than just calendar years. Keeping the weight off helps slow the aging though and Connery looked a little heavy here. The obvious toupe didn't help either but he was still a damn fine man. And a bit of a Beasht... lol

Pat Roach was the original big man "mid-boss" in action film. Great debut here, even though his badass fight against Harrison in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom is far superior.

This is the last movie with clean-shaven Sean.

"The man did try to kill me, shir." "Oohh, caught you seducing his wife did he?"

In a certain way the best Bond of all Bond-Movies❤real excellent Sean Connery

I really like this scene. The best scene in the film.. but man it really seems like they were trying to make the guinness book of records for the most broken objects in a movie fight scene..

For me, one of the best staged and funniest fights in film history! Sean Connery vs. Pat Roach - two of the coolest guys ever.

This is one of the best one on one fight scenes I've ever seen! Connery and Pat Roach are legends ...shame Roach didnt feature in official Bond movie.

This fight scene is better than most official Bond films.

Pat Roach was also the German mechanic in Raiders of the Lost Ark.

Great scene RIP pat roach

Lippe: Heavy Mr Bond? Let's try again.

one of the best fights of 007 saga.

Not a bad fight scene, all things considered.

Thing that bugs me a if this movie is the location-- the gym looks like there are in a nice hotel or something....and Ms office doesn't look anything remotely close to what Mi6 should look like.

Don't think I'll ever want to pump iron again after watching this. But then, I never did before.

This was definitely one of the worst Bond movies, but Sean always delivers, so it's still worth watching for him alone. RIP legend

Steven seagal was stunt coordinator in the movie. He broke Sean's wrist training for the movie.

" Heavy Mr Bond " ? " Let's try again"

Pat Roach was a real powerful Birmingham Irish giant of a man who if born a century earlier would have probably been a top rated prizefighter (before the Potato Famine ravaged much of Ireland in the 1840s the rural Irish peasants were amongst the tallest, most robust & strongest people in all of Europe, & provided the British Army with perhaps their best, fiercest fighting men alongside the kilted Scots Highlanders, the best soldiers on planet Earth!). RIP to both Legends!

I felt so bad for old bond in this part, could barely throw punches.

Nice movie

In the words of Fatima Blush, BRAVO!

Long Live 007 R. I. P

RIP Sean Connery

Never seen James Bond take a beating like this before

Pat Roach also beat up Indiana Jones in Raiders of the Lost Ark.

The big guy is the same man from Raiders of the Lost Ark.. He fought Indy by the German airplane. It is the same big German guy.

okay ladies and gentlemen its wrestling time and it's the main bout of the afternoon . to my left in the red corner we have bomber pat roach and to my right in the blue corner we have James bond 007 . 🤣 . From Michael from Yorkshire and proud of it .

3:06 Aids

the last shot URINE of JAMES BOND 🤣

4:40 what is this weapon that can cut steel? and urine in the eyes is so painful? boiling water he recieved earlier must be much more painful

Is this where Thomas Jane's Punisher with the Russian fight took inspiration from? Or was it a straight up Garth Ennis adaptation?

Well...He needed the workout and he got one...

This scene is remeniscent of The Man From UNCLE One Spy Too Many where he fought a giant strongman in a gym.

When even BAR-BELLS won't do the trick, Bond knows he's got his work cut out for him.

18 people disliked this ?? ( 9th Nov 2020) How ? It's Sean Connery playing Bond !

40 years anniversary, I think some scenes are similar to the odd job fight in goldfinger like bond getting thrown around and holding wooden objects as a shield but then it get broken.

what weapon was that big guy wielding?

What was that weapon? The big guy used to cut things up?

The belt weapon the villian pulled out was well known in the early 20th century in street fighting...in eastern Europe it was called a ' zhilla ' .

Should have ended with Bond saying That’s dying alright or Auf Wiedersehen, Pet .

The last part get me. My pee cause damage? No. The broken bottles did.

Bodily fluids like urine can cause eye infections and in worse cases blindness

Let's try again 2:32

Sean Connery is the best secret agent 007.

Pat Roach…… Not satisfied with beating Indy up on multiple occasions, now he’s having a go at Bond.