THE SPY WHO LOVED ME | Liparus tanker fight

The submarine crews take on Stromberg’s troops inside the Liparus tanker in THE SPY WHO LOVED ME (1977). The scene was filmed at the newly constructed 007 stage at Pinewood which was built at a cost of £600,000 to specially house the tanker set.

[@ThomasMusings]

That's one thing that's missing from modern Bond films...massive set scenes with tons of extras.

[@georgie1246]

Can't agree more.

[@JannikLindquist]

The helicopter/carnival scene in Spectre?

[@MajorT0m]

@@JannikLindquist When Bond goes mad and attacks the pilot for no reason above a crowd of tens of thousands of innocent people 😂

[@imthebestdirector]

and the cheesy score.

[@gabrieldelimaferreira8024]

00HUGUINHO A SUA 5007

[@getreal2977]

Rest in Peace Jeremy Bulloch. Most just know him as Boba Fett from Empire Strikes Back. But he also played a submarine member in these scenes, storming the armored upper sub hangar deck right behind the leader in the white shirt and gets gunned down before the flame thrower scene. He was a charming guy without airs and graces. I never forget how I ate Pizza with him on a SW convention 1983 in Frankfurt Germany. Thanks for the nice memories Jeremy.

[@Oakwoodstudiosmoviesandtvshows]

He appeared in Moonraker as a man on the plane that was destroyed by the Moonraker

[@SPiderman-rh2zk]

One of his lesser known roles was as an RAF Sergeant in a safety training film 'Oversight' released in 1976.

[@bumhandle]

Pizza...

[@troyandrew6154]

And he was the sharman in robin of sherwood

[@daveattrill2712]

"It's Just the RAF, sir "

[@michaelhammock1270]

In praise of Ken Adam, one of the most important and influential production designers in cinema history. He stated that Stanley Kubrick secretly lit this set.

[@ivangomez123]

He was!! His stepdaughter confirmed it. He worked with the light of the set with one condition, never told to the producers he was there.

[@postersandstuff]

@@ivangomez123 happy 45 anniversary , another milestone (and 40/35 yrs since Stromberg and Jaws' buddy Sandor died)

[@CaminoAir]

The French cinematographer (Claude Renoir) was loosing his sight and had to be replaced when production on 'Moonraker' started. It's possible that this contributed to Kubrick's 'consulting' work on 'The Spy Who Loved Me'.

[@JustPippaNY]

This is one of my top Bond battles. I love how the American, British, and Soviet sailors selflessly fight together to prevent global devastation. It's 1941 all over again!

[@zcm007attack]

If TSWLM was made into an FPS game like Goldeneye, this battle on the Liparus would definitely be an awesome mission to play!

[@Darthzilla99]

@@zcm007attack I would love it if they made an FBS 007 game similar to Star Wars Battle front where you can have various big battles and missions based off the entire series and eras, like this one, you only live twice, storming the fortress in for your eyes only, the underwater fight in Thunderball, the snow mountain base in On her Majesty's Secret service, the desert battle in The living Daylights, ect..

[@zcm007attack]

@@Darthzilla99 I imagine the mission objectives for this mission on Liparus would be: -Rescue submarine crews -Eliminate drone guns -Gain entry to operations room -Disable Stromberg’s submarines

[@Darthzilla99]

@@zcm007attack In the getting in the operations room phase, team bond has to disable the nuclear bomb to get the bomb charge to blow up the door. Also riding the drone ball is optional to get to the wall. The villains side has access to alot of weapons. Another one I thought of is the women army vs Kamal Khans fortress in Octopussy though the woke crowd would cry on social media.

[@zcm007attack]

@@Darthzilla99 For the Moonraker mission: -Disrupt radar jammer -Rendezvous with Space Marines -Disable globe launcher -Eliminate Drax -Escape with Dr. Goodhead

[@hfar_in_the_sky]

"That armor plating must be inches thick! We'll never get through it!" "Let's get to the armory." "What do you recken to find there?" "A nuclear missile." "A nuclear...hey wait!" IMO, the funniest exchange in the entire movie

[@FlamingNinja]

One of the best interactions between Cmdr. Carter and Bond

[@KenFromBeara]

@@FlamingNinja RIP Roger and Shane

[@postersandstuff]

@@KenFromBeara it was the BIGGEST , it was the BEST , it was MOORE and BEYOND.......

[@MarkSW]

FUN FACT: Carter is played by Shane Rimmer, who did the voice of Scott Tracy in Thunderbirds.

[@scottknode898]

Shane rimmer was also in the Bond films You Only Live Twice and Diamonds Are Forever

[@peterburke1709]

Guess they should call international rescue to get the captured submarine crews then lol

[@gags24601]

I wish they had him say “FAB” at some point in this movie

[@Firemarioflower]

Guess what's also a FUN FACT: Scott Tracy's design was inspired by SEAN CONNERY!!!!

[@KarlSturmgewher]

Another Fun Fact: Talbot is played by Bryan Marshall, also Dino Moretti in the so-bad-it's-good Punisher 1989.

[@checkrsgreen2655]

All these years later and I still don't know what those guys in the jeep thought they were doing.

[@JellothePallascat]

I thought they wanted to try and force the allied sailers to jump off the deck. Leaving them exposed to small arms fire.

[@tcaudiobooks737]

1:10 Talbot: Help yourselves to firearms! *cut the the other armory* Carter: Grab a weapon! Nice subtle Anglo/American contrast there haha.

[@MajorT0m]

Good spot!

[@The_Lucent_Archangel]

Note also how the Brits got into the armory full of STENs and the Americans went to the one full of M16s.

[@KenFromBeara]

RIP Rimmer and Marshall

[@chrismc410]

@@The_Lucent_Archangel of course they'd pick the weapons that are standard issue in their respective nations. After, trained on them and the muscle memory is there instantly. If there were still Soviet sailors there, I'm sure there would be AKs and Makarovs in that armory too

[@chrismc410]

@@The_Lucent_Archangel sterlings actually

[@treybryant7863]

This has to be THE GREATEST Bond battle ever! I just love it when the captain of the U.S sub says “a nuclear missile. Hey wait!”

[@Vulpine407]

This incredible set was built in what was referred to as the 007 Stage at the Pinewood Studios in England. To the best of my knowledge, there was not a single blue-screen or computer generated effect in this entire sequence. The practical effects, set and live-only filming were simply incredible.

[@richardtaylor1652]

I wish they bring this kinda stuff back. There is something to be said about how engrossing a scene is with practical effects and extra's. Just don't get that same feel when it is completely CGI.

[@Shadowman820]

They were not able to do CGI in the 70s when this film was made , as for blue screen I'm not sure . They used to use matte paintings for backgrounds sometimes .

[@joshuagrover795]

Just love that the British go for the Sterling Guns and the Americans go for the M16s such a thing as familiarity with weapons.

[@actioncom2748]

Stromberg's men have some weirdly old weapons as well. One of the submariners tackles a guy with a Webley Revolver at 1:33. Another one has a Sten machine gun at 2:11(the guy on the far left).

[@stephenle-surf9893]

I should have scrolled down sooner, you beat me to it!

[@MrDgwphotos]

I'm wondering if a US Navy sub would have even carried M16's, though. And also, we don't see what the Soviet sailors went for in this scene.

[@actioncom2748]

@@MrDgwphotos Two words: "Repel Boarders!"

[@generalilbis]

Noticed that myself...makes sense, since you'd want to have the greatest amount of familiarity with the weapon you're using in combat.

[@wwb16]

may be the first and only time we see bond actually being a military leader. and living up to the title of "commander Bond"

[@edwardkinsey5680]

This is Moore’s version of YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE massive gun fight scenes

[@peterfranks6243]

Basically it's a remake of YOLT, even down to the bomb proof shutters

[@zachnolan3378]

I got no complaints lol

[@peterfranks6243]

@@zachnolan3378 nor i

[@texasrockshillcountry6574]

@@zachnolan3378 me neither! Isn't it cool?!

[@davidfrost2819]

@@peterfranks6243 Both directed by the great Lewis Gilbert

[@hobbitdude13]

Marvin Hamlisch: Yo how much disco you want? Lewis Gilbert: yes.

[@alexcaruso8766]

Bond in 1977. Well of course!!

[@medicmaniac2290]

First Bond film I remember seeing at the cinema. I pretended to be Jaws at primary school using the free milk bottle top as metal teeth. The Corgi Lotus was great with retractable fins and plastic missiles fired out of the back. Ah memories...

[@postersandstuff]

have one still mint in box and 2 puzzles still sealed after 45 yrs :)

[@sonamtashi7706]

I’m glad to see that the villains didn’t hold the idiot ball for long. I mean at first the good guys scored some good hits with the hand grenades but then the villains realized: Hey we have those too. It’s like that scene in Dark knight rises where the cops say they lost Batman cuz he’s got a lotta firepower & the senior officer incredulously asks: And you don’t?

[@BoraBoraSharkBoy]

3.25 That "leave it to me, sir" soldier, dunno his rank, died twice. 1st at Liparus and 2nd at the jumbo which was trasferring the moonraker in the beginning of Moonraker (1979).

[@EditedAF987]

Perhaps they were twin brothers?

[@benrussell9474]

I always noticed that

[@johnhawkins6506]

He is unlucky then!

[@flybeep1661]

Time codes are used like this 3:25 so they are clickable, not 3.25 idiot.

[@ethor38592]

Well, you only live twice.

[@greatwuta]

The Spy Who Loved Me is not only Roger Moore's best James Bond film but it's the best James Bond film period.

[@greatwuta]

@F P I enjoyed this film. It has a good story, food action, have funny moments, it's entertaining. Plus what I love about this movie, it's not silly or campy. To me Roger Moore is the second worst James Bond but I have to give credit to where credit is due. The Spy Who Loved Me is my favorite 007 film and to me, no 007 film does it better than this one.

[@greatwuta]

@eating sugar no papa I disagree but that's OK.

[@Ajfluke93]

That soundtrack though 🙈😅, pure Saturday night fever-eske

[@diecksl]

Ahhh, I knew it reminded me of something

[@Sadhguru112]

1

[@LolDude571]

What's the name of the soundtrack tho. It seems like they only did this version of 'Bond 77' for this scene only. I couldn't find this exact version anywhere

[@Clasiku]

@@LolDude571 I know it's 2 weeks late, but thought you'd like to hear that there's an edited version from the film's "Bond '77" which I found recently. It's the version used in the submarine Lotus, and this one. Sad that there's no extended soundtrack of TSWLM. kzbin.info/www/bejne/o5-9lGdofcZ1bLM

[@LolDude571]

@@Clasiku Oh man, thanks a lot! I finally found it thanks to you! It started on the last half of the video you've sent me. Yeah it's sad that they don't release the full soundtrack of this film. Thanks again!

[@MrSstiel]

It must been extraordinary seeing this in a cinema at the time.

[@stevenklein3195]

By far the best scene from the film and one of the best battle scenes of any Bond film. The underwater battle from Thunderball, the space battle from Moonraker were also epic scenes.

[@gina7288]

I cannot agree more I am always surprised that there are any men left at the end of those three battles I always cringe when a Marine goes spinning off into space in Moonraker.

[@CanalPSG]

Can I trade the Moonraker battle for the battle in the volcano in You Only Live Twice?

[@leonardgarcia5320]

The volcano base battle in You Only Live Twice

[@RS-rj5sh]

@@gina7288 there just no longer breathing

[@peterfranks6243]

Seeing this on Dublin's biggest screen in July 1977 The Savoy 1 with my late Dad at eight years old blew my mind. Hooked ever since

[@borusa32]

The late and great Shane Rimmer, the unmistakable voice of Scott Tracey, in one of his many supporting roles

[@Firemarioflower]

Guess what??? Scott's design was inspired by Sean Connery!

[@sonnykingcomposer]

That's one sexy monorail 10/10

[@actioncom2748]

The weird part is that the Bond series has a lot of monorails to choose from.

[@mikesteelheart]

It's a disco monorail! 😁

[@KenFromBeara]

Just like in YOLT

[@malafunkshun8086]

Right up there with the volcano scene in “You Only Live Twice” 😊🤙🏼

[@romanroa310]

1:37 Me storming into battle thinking im the main character

[@gina7288]

Lol I always feel sorry for him he just runs in and gets riddled with bullets and goes through his death throes but good acting.

[@gina7288]

The truffle shuffle lol

[@renekauts8323]

When young guy says(at 3.27): "Leave it to me, sir!", Roger Moore is like: "To you??? Really??? Can you really do it???". *** TSWLM(1977) & Moonraker(1979): what a great James Bond movies! The most entertaining films in the franchise!

[@jonno209]

When Bond was pure escapism. The good old days.

[@thebrummierailenthusiasts5329]

This is the best bond battle ever

[@georgie1246]

The space battle in Moonraker was also good but this is epic.

[@thebrummierailenthusiasts5329]

Really Georgie

[@Sashazur]

Every movie that has stuff explode in a ship or spaceship made of metal always shows cement rubble flying.

[@MajorT0m]

Yes its from the workmen, just out of shot, that are busy laying a new patio for the bad guy.

[@videojomo]

1977! That explains the disco influenced orchestrations.

[@bobgoran]

0:14 Love that kick in the face "Leave it to me, Sir". He is trying to act like James Bond, but doesn't know how to pull it off. Fun fact is that this guy - and the guys he brings with him - were seen already in the pre-title sequence. Everything in this film is so well thought out.

[@infinitecanadian]

Let us not forget the sacrifices of the brave men, Soviet, American, and British.

[@daveattrill2712]

In case not already mentioned in comments the chap with the white shirt is also the British pilot in the plane at the beginning of Moonraker that is blown up when the shuttle's stolen

[@runawayplane6166]

3:26 Officer - “Leave it to me, Sir” *Runs up the stairs and gets shot* Bond - “Bruh!”

[@michaelolver7684]

3.26 always made me laugh as a kid. Man's like leave it to me sir. Gets wiped out in seconds lol

[@KenFromBeara]

Yeah but he comes back in more Lewis Gilbert films. Moonraker anyone? And Educating Rita. He was also in Operation Daybreak. Cannot remember his name but he is a BBC Producer now I think? He gave up acting

[@StephenLuke]

3:26

[@sonrouge]

4:10 Gotta love how it takes that one sailor a few seconds to grasp what Bond said.

[@michaellawrence7570]

A brilliant film Roger moore Best RIP ROGER great funny and a great score.So reminds me of You only live twice with Sean Connery.

[@greatwuta]

@F P I can see you are a huge fan of You Only Live Twice.

[@mikedbz8530]

They were directed by the same person who went on to make Moonraker 2 years later.

[@199019852007]

3:25 leave it to me sir his fatal words.

[@attiepollard7847]

At least he took the initiative that's all you can ask from a sailor and a soldier

[@lisakellerman7701]

My best 3 James Bond movies with Roger Moore: 1. Live and let die 2. The spy who loved me 3. The man with the golden gun Roger is my second favourite James Bond, after Daniel Craig.

[@gina7288]

Moonraker

[@lisakellerman7701]

@@gina7288 After i watched the Roger Moore-James Bond movies again, this is my ranking now: 1. Live and let die 2. The spy who loved me 3. Octopussy 4. Moonraker (Not easy, if 3 or 4) 5. The man with the golden gun 6. For your eyes only (not easy,5or6) 7. A view to a kill. But i like them all, even "A view to a kill" is okay. Not the best, but also not so bad, like peoples say often. (I'm from Germany, so sorry for my bad language).

[@gina7288]

@@lisakellerman7701 Your English is fine Lisa and I love my German cars I have had several BMWs, Roger Moore Bonds are our favourites with Moonraker top of the list my husband would like to be in the space battle for some reason I always imagine him spinning off into space screaming lol. 1. Moonraker 2 The spy who loved me 3. Live and let die 4. Octopussy 5. The man with the golden gun. 6.A view to a kill 7. For your eyes only We have been watching them all over the holidays I'm not to sure on Daniel Craig he might grow on me.

[@lisakellerman7701]

@@gina7288 Hi. Thank you for the compliment on my language. I am happy that you like Germany and our cars 🙂 That with your husband is funny 😃 Moonraker is really great too. I like the story in space and the carnival scene in Rio and especially Jaws! The story with the girlfriend is just cute. And who would have thought Jaws Bond would ever help? I really liked that. I was born in 1996 and grew up with Daniel Craig, so to speak. Maybe that's why I like him so much. After that I would definitely choose Roger Moore. I didn't thought, that anyone but me would take "For your eyes only" as the 6th film out of the 7 films or finally. Because almost everyone says, FYEO is the second best Bond movie from Roger, after TSWLM.

[@gina7288]

@@lisakellerman7701 Your welcome Lisa Germany is a beautiful country, I do have a thing for Roger Moore he was very handsome Daniel Craig is growing on me, we watched Moonraker recently I love the locations and was happy when Jaws fell in love and became a good guy, as usual my husband said he would of liked to be in the space battle and I asked him what if you got hit? He just said he would be screaming as he went spinning off, I do laugh imagining it lol and a bit horrified he said he would sound like the guy spiralling towards the sun, it was just sad that Jaws wasn't in any more Bond films we might watch some Daniel Craig ones on Saturday night and happy new year Lisa 🍾 Oh and I'm old I was born in 1972.

[@kasrakhatir]

Shame we don't have climactic big battles in new bond movies anymore. Last one was the living daylights and boy did they bet on the wrong horse

[@actioncom2748]

I could definitely see Daniel Craig leading men into battle.

[@generalilbis]

@@actioncom2748 I keep hoping that the Connery-era "007 Theme" (the one that played during climactic scenes like the Fort Knox assault in Goldfinger or the ninja raid on Blofeld's volcano lair in You Only Twice) would get brought back...but it really needs a 'Bond leading troops into battle' kind of setup and Dalton was the last Bond to have that kind of moment.

[@Invinciblez18]

Skyfall, although smaller scale was quite good

[@MrLorenzovanmatterho]

The greatest action scene in all of Bond!

[@davidfoxall3344]

I love the heedless tossing of grenades

[@GuineaPigEveryday]

There's always Bond tropes found in pretty much every Bond film, like Bond girls, car chases, Martini, Bond quips, big maniacal villains, henchmens etc. But this a trope, once super common, that has somehow disappeared entirely. I mean almost every Connery film had these massive battles between dozens/hundreds of allies of Bond in either some villain lair, or massive set. Even Thunderball had this but underwater, and even later in Bond films like Living Daylights and the Afghanistan Hercules Takeoff technically. But you rarely ever see it, if they ever storm a lair its only Bond and one other ally. I hope they bring this back in future installments, always fun to see massive sets and awesome sprawling action.

[@chrismc410]

Note, with the exception of the Russian sailors, the American and British sailors all got weapons of their respective nations. British went for Sterling SMGs and the Americans for M16s. If the weapons master could obtain them, I'm sure PPSh's, AKs Tokarevs, and Makarovs would be present and the Russians going for them.

[@mukundvadgama674]

All emotions in one pack is called ,007🔫 ..fear,fun, fight,fire , forgiveness,forgery, forgetting,fast forward , foreign , fantastic,....🖖👏✌️👍👌🙏

[@Zixtys]

I can't stand the Modern James Bond movies without the techy stuff

[@ronaldmcdonald8303]

This is my 3rd favourite bond film, my top 2 favourite film are 1 Licence to kill and 2 Moonraker! This film is just so good to watch. I'm not as keen on the new bond series, although I do watch them sometimes. In my opinion the original formula worked the best for me. MY 4th favourite bond film is Diamonds are forever because of the quote, "That's most annoying!" by mr wint and mr kid when they have just murdered someone and they send someone to stop the hit, too late it would seem!

[@TheRobin53]

Ever had a day where you’re like 1:37?

[@Jb991-q9x]

1:37 when I see my tinder matches

[@georgie1246]

Lmao my wife laughed at his death throes and scream then said Ewww poor lad

[@MajorT0m]

That was how I impersonated being machine gunned to death all through my "childhood" (entire life really to date).

[@SceneArtisan]

Commander Bond, could we perhaps have a 15min compilation of your best, smoothest, most charming and flirtatious engagements with the ladies?

[@fjccommish]

3:18 The look one crewman gives to the other: "That's OK. We never liked the bastard."

[@rockinchimp]

This is easily the best action scene the series had at this point, love the score as well.

[@rockinchimp]

@F P No, it is an improvement on that.

[@AJG98]

@F P atleast this movie is way better than you only live twice..

[@Herrbrayne]

That disco that kicks in when they move out is all business

[@georgie1246]

1:37 that would of been me. Lol

[@MajorT0m]

😂😂😂😂 2:39 and there's me

[@georgie1246]

@@MajorT0m my wife cracked up at some of the screams lol but I did admit if I was getting riddled with bullets or fried I would of sounded the same lol.

[@gina7288]

@@georgie1246 That poor young man how could she laugh I think most blokes would of screamed.

[@actioncom2748]

I think we just figured out where Christopher Nolan got the ending for The Dark Knight Rises.

[@evm6177]

Where exactly do you feel they took idea? I am trying to figure that.

[@actioncom2748]

The final battle between the police and Bane's men.

[@xavierhutchinson7257]

James Bond and Scott Tracy team up!

[@Palestina.non.grata86]

One of the few times in the series where it didn't matter if you were British, Soviet or American. Survival was key and wouldn't have stood a chance if ideological differences prevailed. How when they escape the Liparus going down, there's Soviet sailors on the USS Wayne too. No man left behind, except the two poor buggers swimming after the sub.

[@Bundeskaiser]

Found it always hilarious that their camera work had to work around the fact that Moore didn't like shooting and closed his eyes while doing it. When you take a closer look at his shooting scenes you can see that there's always a cut when he's shooting. Like the other massive army fight in YOLT this one may look impressive but is massively flawed on a logical base. Prison is barely protected, same with the weapon storage. They basically invite the prisoners to break out, arm themselves and raid the entire ship. The command center might be well protected but outside of that, this is no security concept at all. YOLT did that a bit better as the attackers had to come from outside and had to suffer massive losses. They would have even failed without help from inside. Still, it always bothered me that the praised Ninjas got slaughtered and didn't seem to be very competent in that movie. The only mass fight scene I really like is the warehouse raid from "FyEo" where you have actual competent fighters.

[@michaelhawkins7389]

still a great movie regardless

[@leeroberts1192]

One thing I've never seen firmly established is when the Liparus starts blowing up, if its from battle damage or from as I suspect is more likely the case a self-destruct mechanism

[@alanhutchins5916]

Now that we have Spacecraft that can land on a dime/sixpence, the volcano scene in You Only Live Twice is so much more believable.....

[@gavintheg.o.a.t2001]

0:32 You know it’s about to go down

[@wellifthemediasaysit]

The jump at 1.33!!..

[@gina7288]

And the poor guys dive after at 1:37

[@georgethehands]

the jeep that blows. you can see the stunt man poised to jump ready as it explodes

[@williamkelly6319]

Roger Moore was very funny and also the most handsome Bond. I like all the movies that he did but this one is definitely his Gold finger.

[@andrewdepedro4182]

This fight scene preceded Static-X by 22 years when it came to "keeping disco evil".

[@tomcurda4203]

Someone should have done their homework. 593 was the hull number of the USS Thresher (SSN 593) which was lost on April 10, 1963

[@mandicristina06]

BRUTAL BATTLE!!!!

[@alanroberson9749]

Very good job dudes and nicely well done!! Congratulations 994.14% yo throughout the 3rd sizzling patriotic week of said amazing August y'all. Many people picked up one of my top Bond battles. I love how the American, British, and Soviet sailors selflessly fight together to prevent global devastation. It's 1941 all over again!

[@malecbellopajaro3738]

This scene is basically why my love of 007 movies motivated me to beat Time Crisis at the arcade with only one credit.

[@jamestyiii9215]

Adding Marvin Hamlisch’s music Bond 77 is awesome!

[@mattp.3949]

That set was nicknamed the 'Jonah Set' so called for the Biblical character of Jonah who was swallowed by a whale, hence the set of the Liparus tanker that literally swallows submarines.

[@Firemarioflower]

2:54 Technically his arm should've bene blown off and the grenade he was holding already been exploded

[@mrhotdog468]

Technically no he only pulled the pin the handle had not been flung of

[@peterburke1709]

Be funny if bond said F.A.B to Shane Rimmer here lol

[@redd605]

The one who said leave it to me sir ,was in Moonraker , when the airplane blew up , after the space shuttle took off. One thing about bond , film back then , there like to use the same actors or actresses a few times and think we have not noticed it.playing a different character. For a different James bond

[@maciejjurczyszak7905]

Imagine Stromnberg going once day to his workers and saying that from this day you are becoming my own soldiers.

[@flybeep1661]

The best Moore Bond film.

[@johnclay7644]

classic sequence

[@tupaei01]

Only thing this sequence is missing is John Barry's music. I adore Sir Ken Adam's set design. I love this fight and the whole TSWLM.

[@michaellam2508]

2:40 Did I just hear part of a Wilhelm Scream? 🤣

[@georgie1246]

Yes I thought it was it cracked me up.

[@georgie1246]

I thought they would of put a wilhelm scream on to the guy on fire at the end of the battle even my wife said he would of been screaming

[@georgie1246]

She did laugh when I said they wouldn't have needed to put a wilhelm scream on me as I could do a good job myself if I was on fire. 🤣

[@McRocket]

Fabulous set.

[@KyawKyaw-jx7pq]

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[@ricardocantoral7672]

The previous three entries in the series were comedies. The Spy Who Loved Me featured comedy but it was a thriller first and foremost.

[@greatwuta]

You thought Live And Let Die and Man With The Golden Gun are comedies?

[@EditedAF987]

I’d hardly call Live and Let die a comedy

[@greatwuta]

@@EditedAF987 You are right and The Man With The Golden Gun.

[@EditedAF987]

greatwuta that one is just too bizarre to not be laughed at though.

[@ricardocantoral7672]

@@greatwuta Those films were light weight thrillers that were borderline comedic.

[@JohnnyBeane]

007 is the coolest!

[@texasrockshillcountry6574]

Borrowing from the "You Only Live Twice" set!

[@georgemorley1029]

Confused Chef at 0:44 "Which way to the galley? I'll knock us up some cheesy wambams and shit on a raft!" At 1:37 The PO Wtr's bought it Sir! I'll start writing the EPICs up..." Angry LMEM at 1:45 - years of frustration released - "Now YOU can check the bastard STP!"

[@georgemorley1029]

3:25 (thinks; my OJAR is a bit shit, I'll definitely bump my OPGs up a few grades if I can pull this off! 3:45 Bugger...I should have just gone to quarterlies!")

[@Sarke2]

The best scene in the universe

[@SJKPJR007]

"Nobody does it better ...".

[@tiffaniaporchiazzo3397]

I Love You Roger Moore James Bond My Sweetheart Darling ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@greatwuta]

Hi I see you here posting anytime when Roger Moore appears on this channel. There is nothing wrong with that. I just want to ask you, have you ever seen The Quest? Jean Claude Van Dam stars in the film but Roger Moore plays in it too. The movie came out in 1996 or 97. I think you should check it if you can.

[@tiffaniaporchiazzo3397]

@@greatwuta I can see that. I will. Thank you so much.

[@stephenm6100]

ken adam... genius.

[@krashlyboo]

Reminds me I need to check how many grenades I have left....

[@patryk7296]

Connery best bond ever!!

[@DavidSmart-kg8tq]

I hate to say this but the Actor Bryan Marshall I think it is who plays the Captain in this has never made to the end of any movie I've seen him in and he played the Bad guy in Professionals Episode Hunter/ Hunted....

[@CommanderBalok]

This movie shamelessly lifted ideas and subplots straight from "You Only Live Twice". Except Stromberg wasn't as badass as Blofeld.

[@texasrockshillcountry6574]

Yes, the opening ship kidnapping the ships, this time submarines, both in effort to start war with US and Russia, the red monorail cars, the releases of the prisoners, the shootouts, and the "impregnable shutters"!

[@chrismc410]

Same director and crew

[@1532JJ]

"Release the other crew and head to the armory". Assuming they even know where that is given they've been locked up the entire time. Got to love how bad these sailors are at gun battles, no taking cover, no firing from the shoulder, surprisingly adept at using firearms that likely weren't British issued and grenades without training.

[@akadoiphin267]

they’re crew in a submarine, im no expert but im almost positive they didn’t have any training at all with guns, and also that gun is better at firing from the hip based one that grip and where the ammo is placed

[@michaelwernimont4410]

Think of it this way. They were crews on a nuclear submarine. The submarines had nuclear missiles ,as well as all of the equipment & codes that would have been used to launch the missiles. Under the circumstances,I would definitely have given the crews extensive weapons training ...both in how to use weapons & what to do if captured. Those submarines would have been a great capture for any terrorist group during the Cold War.. as well as a high source of knowledge for either side. The Soviets would have definitely wanted to capture an American or British submarine with nuclear missiles,& we would have definiteky wanted to capture one of theirs. Just a historical reminder.. much of what the United States & especially Britain learned about the secret codes from Nazi Germany came from recovering captured code machines & their code books. So,it would be inportant to prevent your opponent from recovering any of that material.

[@mikesteelheart]

(@0.15) I swear those were the only 2 post production getting hit/punched sounds used during the Moore era 😄.

[@swag-a-dellaman6555]

OO7 called International Rescue!

[@evm6177]

A BOND SO BADASS DARK THAT HE CHOOSES NUCLEAR MISSILES AGAINST HIS OPPONENTS! AND THEY CALL MOORE'S MOVIES CAMPY & CHEESY LOL!! 🍷

[@glebdrach7083]

bullets dont leave any damages on bodies they hit!!!

[@rogerkincaid931]

1:54 The hull number 593 reminds me of USS Thresher.

[@StephenCole1916]

I've always wondered if that was a nod to Thresher or the US Navy or they just picked a random ship number.

[@stephenle-surf9893]

Love how all the British get sterling machine guns and the Americans get armalite rifles!

[@KarlSturmgewher]

Among the HMS Ranger crew is... Joshamee Gibbs!

[@wellifthemediasaysit]

Incredibles!