Yes very cool observation! I never noticed that before !

There for a split second, surprised anyone saw that.

What's the relevance of it? Or just a neat added effect?

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I guess audiences nowadays (including me) identify that laser kind of sound more as a sound effect for a silencer! I have no knowledge on the sound of an actual silencer, so I take your word for it!

No it doesn't. Not by a long shot. They both sound hilariously off to anyone that's ever used a suppressor. For one - they're still fuckin' loud. People don't understand that a gun is going to be loud regardless, all a silencer or suppressor does is take it down a notch but it's still going to be loud - people in the building are STILL going to hear it, it's not going to do ANYTHING for the actual sound of the parts of the gun itself, the slide and the other bits moving about. Even a gun that's noted for being EXCEPTIONALLY quiet - the silenced Sten guns of the Second World War - the clapping sounds of the mechanical parts was still very audible, it was just that it didn't sounds as much like a gun some people wouldn't immediately jump to that conclusion without experience. Not to mention the sound of whatever the bullet manages to hit, the sound of the expended brass hitting and rolling on the floor. If it's outside then there's still going to be an echo, even for a pistol - if it's a rifle or anything with supersonic ammunition (MOST ammunition for rifles and carbines and the like) then the very loud SNAP of the bullet breaking the sound barrier will still be heard regardless of suppressor. Neither the "thump" of the original nor the "Pwet!" of the modern movies sounds legitimate. Luckily, this has been changing in movies lately with some films actually using more legitimate sound effects.

@@fuzzydunlop7928 I said it sounded more accurate than the sound in modern movies. I did not say it sound just like the real thing. Here you have the real thing kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gpt6hpOJvMrFpoU.html

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Unsung heroes!

You mean me? He shot at me!

Ha ha ha

Sure, he killed them all, but each and every one of them got the shot. THAT is professionalism, there.

in his defense, they were shooting him 😉

How on earth did that not even make this top 10??

@@bloggaloggs It wasn't even an honorable mention. Truly bizarre.

That would be my choice too

And to think in one episode of Laugh-In, Oddjob was so easily knocked out by Ruth Buzzi with one blow, without even using her purse. ,😆😆

Yeah! I was just about to mention that one.

Calvin doesn't seem to like that kill if you watch his video.

As originally written, that was SUPPOSED to be Blofeld, which is why Anya mentioned Bond being married earlier in the film. But then Kevin McClory sent a cease-and-decist order. Too bad. if they'd done that story a couple years earlier, they would have still had the rights, before they reverted to McClory. There's just SO MANY REASONS I rank "DIAMONDS" near the bottom of the series. Hell, about the only thing I really like about that film is the theme song!

@@henrykujawa4427 - I do kinda like Wint and Kidd, despite their ludicrously inept assassination attempts against Bond. 😄 But there's no reason to have Blofeld as an explanation for why Bond's wife was brought up. The scene was just Bond and Anya trying to one-up each other about all the personal details they each knew about the other. Mentioning Tracy fits the scene perfectly. I know that they wanted to bring Blofeld back, but I think the plot must have changed a lot since then. You couldn't just insert Blofeld in the place of Stromberg and have it work. For one thing, Blofeld was always, ultimately, after money. Stromberg was not.

Right

the sound was what dropped it lower than he wanted but it’s the moat realistic sound among the silncers

Did he get shot in da balls?

"That's for 009!" Great one too indeed. So much to choose from with this episode!

Of course, it should have been in the top 3.

No. For me.

For England TheIceMan20?

I'm glad you reposted your original comment, I hope more people do so! The sad thing about reuploading a video for a small edit is losing all the great comments! Even if it had only been up for half a day!

Who said he was dead though?

@@elzwino I have a feeling they will bring him back again I hope so great villain

Chills? lol

Not exactly a credited kill but a good one liner in OHMSS: “He had a lot of guts!”

Love the movie, love the duel, but I have watched the sequence where Bond replaces the Bond statue 50 times and it simply impossible. It's fun and the audience knows the switch has been made as the camera pans over the hand that now has all of it's fingers. But Scaramanga has the statue in sight during the timeframe when Bond would need to sneak onto the open floor, dress into the jacket (he didn't have a jacket on), remove the statue, take its (functional?) gun, and pose as the statue. Even as a kid, that removed any immersion of that scene for me. Still love it though!

@@kickballjedi I'll admit that I'm probably a bit biased. Sir Christopher Lee is my favorite actor, so seeing him as the legendary character kind of boosts my enjoyment of the duel.

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@Greg Elchert My favorite is the ambush with a cup of coffee. All of those screen deaths were karma catching up to him for all of Sharpe's impossible escapes. I just wish at some point before his death Pete Postlewaite could have killed bean's character onscreen.

And presumably the most experienced. I think he was the oldest actor to play Bond which seems to imply he’s been doing this a while. I love the stark contrast between that and the more raw unpolished Bond who just got his 00 status in Casino Royale

@@zachwilli6170Sean Connery was 32 when played Bond in Dr No and Roger Moore was 45 when did Live And Let Die Making him the oldest debut as 007 but Connery had that older than he was feel to him

@@zachwilli6170 Dalton has probably the best acting CV - Shakespearean roles etc. Daniel Craig has been pretty old in his recent films.

That's an ultimate project i'm planning on doing as soon as my second goal on Patreon is reached!

DutchBondFan Looking forward to it!

One does simply not do a list about kills without including 006.

Cheers man, glad you enjoy!

No it wouldn't. Have you guys actually shot a pistol with a suppressor? It's still fucking loud. Why the hell do people keep saying this? People don't understand that a gun is going to be loud regardless, all a silencer or suppressor does is take it down a notch but it's still going to be loud - people in the building are STILL going to hear it, it's not going to do ANYTHING for the actual sound of the parts of the gun itself, the slide and the other bits moving about. Even a gun that's noted for being EXCEPTIONALLY quiet - the silenced Sten guns of the Second World War - the clapping sounds of the mechanical parts was still very audible, it was just that it didn't sound as much like a gun so people wouldn't immediately jump to that conclusion without experience. Not to mention the sound of whatever the bullet manages to hit, the sound of the expended brass hitting and rolling on the floor. If it's outside then there's still going to be an echo, even for a pistol - if it's a rifle or anything with supersonic ammunition (MOST ammunition for rifles and carbines and the like) then the very loud SNAP of the bullet breaking the sound barrier will still be heard regardless of suppressor. You're still going to feel it in your ears, maybe even have them ringing, though not damaged likely.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mZh3lsuCmNXWcmQ.html - It's literally simple as searching it on KZfaq. Does it sound closer to the truth? Yes, much more than the barely-audible "pewt" of video games and Hollywood lore but it's not even close to "spot on".

It’s Smith & *Wesson*, not Western!

@@fuzzydunlop7928 if a subsonic round is used it is quieter though the action alone is enough to to make your ears ring slightly

@@fuzzydunlop7928 That's just not true, it depends entirely on the gun and the suppressor. For example, here is a video of a guy shooting a suppressed 1911 (same as Professor Dent's 'Smith & Wesson', and it sounds very much like the sound effects in the movie (starts at about 0:25): kzfaq.info/get/bejne/i6-TpNdk3K_en30.html

Great picks! I agree the Skyfall one was a good one too! Only listing 10 is a challenging task!

Thanks, keep up the great work :)

They sure didn't. Pretty ruthless for 1962. I think this scene should have been No. 1. It epitomized what it meant to have a license to kill.

NTTD should have had Blofeld in the garden instead of Safin. Bond fans were screaming for decades about the garden of death and Bond killing Blofield with his bare hands. It would have been more satisfying than what we got in the actual film.

@@michaelmacleod6517 I have a complicated head cannon version in which Safin, not Bond, gets into the prison. Blofeld easily dispatches him, escapes in Safin's prison guard disguise, and flies to reclaim the poison island as his rightful property, to start a new empire. Would have made the finale so much more impactful.

That’s where the aftermarket comes in clutch also people make custom barrels all the time doing a threaded one is pretty easy for a government agency

Bond uses an FN model1910 in that scene.

I commented on that as well... per how it played out, the slide was locked back after the last shot into the bed, so however the Doctor loaded it, it was effectively empty at that point... and as he throws it down, the slide is still back... but when they switch scene views, the inject a continuity error, and move the gun, and release the slide... still a great movie that gave us decades of other great movies!

@@kleetus92 Yes, that's for sure.

It will be more impressive if he can laugh all the way down instead of screaming.

@@qian4413 I think he's yelling in shock that this is how he's gonna go out...loosing his grip so to speak

that one was just stupid

Thanks!

kacher5 That certainly is one of the most iconic and memorable ones I agree! Looking back at it, I think Bond's kills leave the best impact on me when they're cold blooded and dark. Since that seems to be what a lot of the kills in my list are. Maybe a preference I was unaware of!

@@DutchBondFan oh..he blew a fuse

Hahaha, well as you may have seen in Recapping episode 7, that one always cracks me up because it's just so hilariously bad!

DutchBondFan hahaha you & me both! I laughed so hard when you mentioned it in the Diamonds are Forever recapping episode! I’ve been making fun of the scorpion death for years! Great minds think alike! 😂

"Bitten by the bug."

He wouldn't be allowed to keep it - it would be seized as evidence, but Bond wasn't terribly interested in bringing any of them to trial.