***** You also don't have that many armed guards in stations, with everyone carrying on like regular rush hour. You also can't slide down the area between escalators, because they have little triangular signs telling you to stand on the right. But then MI6 doesn't actually exist (its SIS) and there's no such department as the double-O section. James Bond is also fictitious. So I'll give them a pass on the other real-life inconsistencies.

The trains are 1996 stock, not the stock used for the district line.

+Helbore i think the only reason they had guards was when silva escaped q said authorities were notified

'96 stock at Temple? Seems legit.

Great Western MGM no he said "He's keen to get on"

Christopher smith no this is Britain, Americans speak engish too so it is british

But when actors are Scottish they suddenly have to be called British -_-

Good thing that the door never opened out the way 😂

@christopher smith Mate, everyone from the UK is British and England is part of the UK. If the character or actor is English then calling them British is equally as valid as calling them English. Same as calling a Welsh person British, or a Ontarian person Canadian, is equally valid. Stop arguing over something when there's literally nothing to argue about.

@christopher smith Well that's fine. If you're English then you're free to call yourself English, British, or both. I'm half English myself. But just because you self identify as English only and don't call yourself British doesn't mean that it's wrong to call an Englishman British. You're making a complete ass of yourself because you're arguing off the basis of your own personal preference rather than fact, and the fact is that people from England are both English AND British. Oh, and as a side note, coming from someone who is both half Australian as well as half English, most people from outside the UK tend to favour the demonym of British - rather than English, Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish - for the sake of simplicity.

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@christopher smith English people are Brits though

@christopher smith No, English people are both English and British. It's up to the individual as to which denonym they prefer to place over the other. And even if the stuff you said in your comment was true, you've still just admitted that it is valid to call English people British, meaning that there is nothing wrong with the guy calling the characters 'brits'.

@christopher smith Question for you, where is "Skyfall" ? It is Bond's family home in Scotland. In this movie Bond goes back to where his father is from and where his family home is, Glen Coe in Scotland, and his mother is Swiss... so with a Scottish father and Swiss mother what does that make Bond? Not English that is for sure,.... but he is British.. The author Ian Flemming wrote Bond's Scottish back story, if you knew anything about Bond or had read any of the books you would not be banging on about how he is English rather than British,...you'll be telling us next that Wimbledon winner Andy Murray is English and not British, or is he Scottish first and British second? The only Bond actor to accurately fit the nationality of Bond was Sean Connery, a Scotsman....not an Englishman... so that kinda defeats your assertions about English rather than British doesn't it? James Bond is a British secret agent, end of, just let go of the English rather than British thing dude cos you are talking rubbish.

Love that bit - so funny

I literally just noticed that lol!

Never noticed that.

I never understood how a .380 ACP round managed to penetrate a metal door and get Bond through.

how do you know that its a 380 ACP

9mm. Q tells him as much when he gives him the gun in the museum.

That scene was created to show Bonds superiority over Silva in timing, precision, reflexes and athleticism despite bonds injuries and recovering condition....

I always enjoy seeing Bond do his bad ass stunts and when his enemies try to do the same thing, they fail miserably.

I really enjoy the new Q, he was great in Spectre, too!

Bond (to the conductor): "Open. The door."

"Health and safety... carry on."

My favourite part XDDD

@@cjmanson5692 3:59 That right there is the 'fluoride stare' or also known as the 'triple jabbed stare'. Avoid these people at all costs.

+Taylor Ahern An interviewer asked him what did he do in his acting of the character that made it one of the best portrayals of James Bond in history and he replied ''James Bond is a bad guy. He just happens to work for good guys''.

Yes. James Bond is one bad motherfucker!

I would also designate James Bond as this quasi-psychopath, or this hard core dude with psychopathic tendencies. And Daniel Craig nailed it, he captured that essence perfectly (it was almost as though his steely eyed and laconic character in Layer Cake was this warm up for the iconic role that he would assume). Craig, you rock!!

+Taylor Ahern Agreed. He does also display great brutality and sometimes very little empathy within his character. He does even convey a sense of a really flawed human being underneath the character's cold blooded armor (of course that is down to the writing). He's a character with pretty much the world partly on his shoulders. It's a burden for him. It's debatable whether he can classified as a hero or a villain "working for the good guys" but netherless it's James Bond. And Craig pretty much nails every aspect of the character.

Yeah, I do really like him as Bond. He doesn't have a model-like face and is rough and a bit brutish at times. He's alot better than Brosnan, who was too softy-like IMO.

anakin skywalker lol

Jugal Patel Agreed, but Skyfall made people hate Spectre. It was good, it just wasn't amazing. Skyfall set people's expectations sooooo high so that when Spectre came out and did just "ok" people said it sucked...

_SPECTRE_ *was* good, though, just not packed with a lot of super action.

Give me a fracking break, buddy.

Neville6000 Spectre was both decent and a disappointment.

+benito franco I agree. Personally I think Skyfall is amazing (the opening song, actors Javier Bardem and Daniel Craig, its cinematography).. and Spectre is 'so-so' (despite Christoph Waltz being a decent actor).

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he saw silva entering the train and decided to wait for the train out to warn bond (son of ...

"Health and Safety. Carry on."

Yeah that would be one long chase to embankment

lol

Fun fact:it was actually Charing cross

Which would've made sense geographically since this is a Jubilee Line train and that would be the second stop headed towards Stanmore from Charing Cross.

@@jacon454 it said temple then ont the dest it said wimbledon

Looool yeah true

Yep it probably was

That would've been awesome. I wish the producers thought of that.

Well, not just Ex-Bond actors, maybe some actors and actresses who starred as allies and villains in the previous Bond films as well.

Alesha Byrnes Truly genius. I'll hire you as a producer if ever I become some kind of film boss :p

+Andrew De Jesus i can imagine timothy Dalton and Pierce Bronsnan inside the crowded train, Sean Connery, roger Moore and George Lazenby walking with the crowded passengers in the subway. Perhaps the crowded passengers in the subway or in the train can include • Rosamund Pike (Miranda Frost: die another day) , • Joe don baker( jack wade: Goldeneye, brad whittaker : the living daylights) • Izabella Scorupco. (Natalya Simonova: Goldeneye) • Michele Yeoh ( wai lin: tomorrow never dies) • Tanya Roberts (Stacey Sutton : a view to a kill) • Alan Cumming (Boris Grishenko : Goldeneye) • Toby Stephens (Sir Gustav Graves,: Die Another Day) • Carey Lowell (Pam Bouvier : licence to kill) • Maryam d'Abo ( Kara Milovy: the living daylights) • Melina Havelock (Carole Bouquet: for your eyes only) * Lois Chilles (Dr Holly Goodhead: Moonraker) I wish the producer had thought about that, perhaps all the actors and actress couldn't be bothered appearing as cameo in the film.

Alesha Byrnes sean connery was considered to play kincade but was dropped due to cast stunting considerations

space syd same!

Buffen same! Live in London

The Thomas, Mario,bfdi and fnaf fan 54 You are lucky, bro!

Buffen yea in Ealing broadway but they used the 1996 stock instead of the d stock

I do this in bowling

***** Have you seen Green Street? Bank is above ground platform wise but the entrance of the station goes underground lol

***** How does that make film producers dumb as shit? It's not exactly going to be perfect.

Either nerds or staff like myself lol

***** There's these little things called filming permits. Believe it or not, you can't just turn up at the tube station you want with a huge film crew and start filming. They have to use what's available to them.

***** NEEEEEEEERRRRRRRRDDDDDD!!! ;)

They slid down the sections between the escalators without bumping into those "please stand on the right," signs that should've been there.

Helbore Interestingly they made fake signs but had to remove them later.

I could see why the platforms would be there for filming purposes, but wouldn't actually having those on there hinder the use of the digger?

Helbore Freezeframe it at 6.07. Silva has knocked one of the signs off and lands on the floor next to it as he comes off the end of the escalator. Think about blinking and you'll miss it, but it's there!

Oh wow! I didn't see that. That's actually kinda funny. Good eye.

Ethano williamo because the old jubilee platforms at Charing Cross is the latest station to close that is underground and no public today trains go by. They knew they where going to pee of us train and underground enthusiasts but not people who don't care about what is perfect

Also the escalators contain stop buttons and signs on the bit hid slid down from the top to bottom

Dude..it doesn't matter.

So true! I understand why Londoners would get annoyed by this.

@@TheWkc19 Charing Cross is where they go to film modern tube scenes, while the Aldwych stub off the Piccadilly line is used for period pieces.

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i just did, lol

Erm no.

i dont think he all know that

I guess they wanted to go for more of a BOURNE feel

Jonas B. Ingebretsen I

I dont think most people pay attention to these things. Every film is inaccurate.

That my friend is called dramatic license

It was complicated to film on the Tube in the first place. They had to compromise reality to fit the story and their ability to film on-location.

Thamam Mubarish True, he's an amazing actor. Especially in " No Country for old Men"

Thamam Mubarish I watched this video for that sly laughter of cunning Silva.

This film had nothing got to do with Bond saving the world lol. It had a villain that just wanted revenge lol

Muntather Aldamok I survived Tokyo's Shinjuku station at rush hour and the commuter's struggle is SO real there as well :/ But it's tough in every major city around the world I guess

oONodokaOo thank god it wasn't carnival weekend in August. rush hour there is worse than this!

Believe it or not, I live in the parisian suburbs and I took the "métro" to go to the Republican March last Sunday. There were no fares on that day and no cars allowed in the area, which means hundreads of thousands of people in the subway at once, and packed trains like never before. That was unbelievable

Clockwork Classics Great,perhaps you might try a local train in Mumbai morning.Might change your opinion slightly.

Clockwork Classics Perhaps you should try to board a local train in Mumbai,e other from Dombivali or Dadar station.Might change your opinion slightly folks😀

Lucas Harper Very Relatable 😂😂😂

The kind conveniences being in an action movie would provide you with.

kinda of like how big action heroes dont die in the movies

+kyratosking It's the old Charing Cross Jubilee line platforms

About to say! There is no deep level tubes at Temple station. Only the Circle and District lines go there and they're both sub surface lines and don't use the '95 stock

It would make for one hell of a dull movie.

Dreez76 Well, to be fair it was their temporary headquarters after their real ones got blown up