CASINO ROYALE | Bond Tragically Loses Vesper

[@ghepardogts]

Never knew this whole scene was just 4 minutes. The emotional impact on Bond and the legacy it left on the past decade of Bond franchise all took place in just 4 minutes. Wow.

[@metal87power]

Or it depends on how fast you can read because it was based on a novel.

[@chesterma6321]

@@metal87power go read the books then why are you here

[@garethsmith6611]

any yet nttd breezes over his in like minutes. casino always the best

[@theeagleg674]

Erm it was longer than 4 this is just cut

[@harrypell2603]

@William Guzman I think your right

[@herrosigns8353]

This hits different after watching No Time To Die… Bond truly loved Vesper despite her betrayal.

[@farhanjabbarabduljabbar480]

She saved his life by giving money

[@gabocinematic2612]

She didnt betray her. The money that she giving to the man in glasses is exchange for saving them awhile back during Le chiffre torturing him. And If she doesn't cooperate after, her ex boyfriend is going to die too.

[@aparnarajesh]

@@gabocinematic2612 you begun realized that mr white watch bond's agony over vesper's death , would be grandfather of Bond's daughter

[@Dylestocolors]

And vesper loved James.

[@MarshallStrider]

@herro signs She was betrayed as well. Spectre/Quantum threatened her with killing her boyfriend, if she wouldn't cooperate, which can be seen in a QoS. It is like M said at the ending of Casino Royale - she made a deal to save him (Bond), but she knew she was going to her end.

[@presentprogressive8780]

I will never ever forget witnessing this scene for the first time in the cinema. There was no Popcorn munching or Cola slurping or even silent whispers audible in the entire room. Every single person was absolutely silent and stared at the screen right up to seeing Bond's heartbroken realisation that he can't bring Vesper back to life. This was the moment that an older lady a few rows back started to whimper. She obviously struggled and it took her a minute to contain herself. I did not dare to look back and watch her cry, but I saw her face later when we left the cinema.

[@fabiendu83640]

ok nice story br0

[@marcantoine3679]

I love stories like this about watching movies in cinemas.

[@Pavia1525]

I was in the movie theater when Theresa Bond was killed at the end of Her Majesty’s Secret Service. It was the first time we saw Bond vulnerable. Everyone filed out of the theater in silence.

[@Ry-ss5dz]

I saw this in theatres too, but I don't remember anything. It was too long ago

[@redoxreaction2388]

Wow, how do people get this worked up by a scene, or are you just lying from the hole where sun don't shine?

[@smallfry3958]

Him jumping in the water without hesitation after she’d betrayed him…her hands in his as she gives him a final kiss goodbye…heartbreaking. One of the most tragic and beautiful scenes in cinematic history.

[@jambler15]

Easily one of the very best scenes in the history of the franchise.

[@vpd1453]

she saved his life by promising to deliver the money that night they were caught. She didnt betray him - she didnt have a choice

[@rol_rob2603]

Why to save his life if he can kill them all? 😅. Maybe saving his life while he was being tortured by Le Chiffre ​@@vpd1453

[@michaellawrence7570]

A great ending probably the best Bond, film ever.

[@michaelmcnair7624]

@Michael Lawrence PERIOD. Agreed. The best Bond too.

[@michaellawrence7570]

@@michaelmcnair7624 Thanks Michael.

[@itachi-kun7736]

@@michaellawrence7570 agree, "Bond james Bond" in the ending was awesome!

[@michaellawrence7570]

@@itachi-kun7736 Thanks for your comment

[@mollywoodshots6503]

Don't know if any other Bond film did it better than the novel itself.

[@dtrix10kc]

He would have given up everything for her and never got over losing her. Her death broke him.

[@mrlionX]

I would say her death made him a lot more ruthless.

[@theeagleg674]

@@mrlionX no he was always ruthless. Made him have more emotion tho

[@TheWefikus]

He was already broken. He was trying to restore, but this just set him back to what he was destined to be.

[@JuanVasquez-ph8be]

@@TheWefikus what stayed more was the betrayal gave him trust issues throughout the whole series of films

[@Charles-ik6ip]

@@JuanVasquez-ph8be That's why he left Madeleine for 5 years in NTTD.

[@nascarsam6161]

The one thing that I love about Casino Royale is that after Le Chiffre’s death the movie transitions from an action theme to a romance theme with Bond and Vesper. Only to be followed by suspense in which another villain in the series kills Vesper, even though Vesper knew her death was coming soon. Truly a perfect movie.

[@patriot459]

You totally think she’s guna wake up like in the movies but it’s just sad that she legit sacrificed herself for him. She was the perfect catalyst to set Craig’s bond down his path. I also love that she influences the movies even in no time to die.

[@nickasaro8789]

I love how this really sells you that this was the loss that hardened Bond’s heart and cut him off from everyone. He’d always try to never really trust anyone again after this.

[@youknowmyname9606]

Except Felix Leiter

[@spudslight]

Truly a heartbreaking scene losing Vesper, changing Bond forever. Eva Green was so well cast and such a breathtaking natural beauty to go down in history as the top Bond girl. Pure chemistry between them and so tragic...

she is my Bond girl

[@TheGiantKillers]

Bond was already changed forever when he lost Tracy Draco.

[@joshuastefanick4806]

@u desperate af to think she is hot 😅😅😅😅😅

[@eduardgenardandalis1437]

@@TheGiantKillersDifferent continuation

[@JFVideos960]

@@TheGiantKillersdifferent timeline, Tracy doesn’t exist in Craig Bond’s universe

[@the21stsergeant]

3:41 the way DC portrays going from furious anger to absolute devastation is nothing short of masterful.

[@CamilleNadia]

And within just a few seconds.

[@giabag1001]

It's clear that James is trying not to be too affected by Vesper's death. He tries to contain his anger, but in the end expresses his sadness. He tries to be tough, but it is inevitable and he cries. I was so sad to see him like this, Daniel Craig did a spectacular job with the character.

[@sng3939]

At that moment Bond lost his first true love. That essentially became an origin story of bond and shaped him to be the man he is in the later films.

[@jack0609]

Well in the books that’s his first true love but in the movie order I think that’s his second because remember Tracy?

[@spiniks8535]

@@jack0609 This is a reboot so Vesper is technically his first love. I don’t think the movies are connected prior to Daniel Craig’s run (probably except when Moore Bond showed Tracy’s grave).

[@jack0609]

@@spiniks8535 yeah they are rebooting it again hopefully idk if you have seen no time to die but you’ll know why if you have

[@mariafox9226]

And then he experienced that loss again. Funny thing is that with Vesper the well-known James Bond death sentence wasn’t said.

[@Badger1988]

​@mariafox9226 which well-known James Bond death sentence?

[@Dartanius100]

Absolutely outstanding acting by Daniel Craig from 03:26 onwards. Goes from seething rage, to attempting to process the situation and what just happened to being utterly broken by Vesper's death. Even though she betrayed him, he completely loved her regardless. He is SO convincing here and he does it all without saying any words, it's truly incredible. It's all in the eyes.

[@constantinezh7156]

Plus going from artificial respiration to just kissing her and feeling her lips. It's INSANE level of detail. Casino Royale is unsurpassed by the idiocy that came afterwards.

[@machlu]

yeah, it's like real life breakups when you don't know what happened or why it happened, you get angry at the person, full of bad feelings but can quickly be overshadowed by the love you have for someone

[@joshthetrainfan]

That's what the key is. Eyes are a major part in an acting role.

[@patwaters-actormoviereviewer]

I love how Bond has the look of “What am I doing and What the hell have I done?” when he realises Vesper is well and truly dead.

[@TheRealHerbaSchmurba]

This is why people love James Bond. Even when shit seems hopeless, like when Vespers space plunged into the water, the dude went in himself to get her when most people would just give up.

[@cooperwolfe5478]

The way I’ve always felt in this scene was that Vesper thought of herself as a horrible person who turned on her own government, and she honestly felt that even though she loved James, he deserved to be someone who was never going to betray him. This is just my opinion.

[@Thewhiteandorange]

"if all that was left of you was your smile and your little finger, you'd still be more of a man than anyone I've ever met."

[@Santiago_Handle]

Well... to be fair most people wouldn't lose a loved one inside an old elevator that is crashing inside a flooding old building while fighting some assassin. Not to mention the lack of special training that most people have. 😁

[@damasigroderickeob7642]

Vesper's death was more sadder than Tracy's death from OHMSS. Her death really wrecked Bond very much and for me I think that this scene represents Bond's vulnerability and it made him more human after all. Daniel Craig and Eva Green have made a wonderful performances here. I really liked it. I liked the way how Vesper's arc has been written starting from her chemistry between Bond until her tragic death. I feel very bad for Bond in this scene. I can really see the sorrow, the pain and the sadness in his eyes after failing to revive Vesper and her death will always be a nightmare to him. It's kinda Shakespearean though.

[@rocketboom8095]

3:27 That’s pure hate right there i wouldn’t be around him in that moment. That’s just amazing acting by Daniel Craig

[@rooneyrythm]

For me, it's a reaction of fear. A deep, sudden, panicked terror of the realising that he is well and truly completely alone in the world.

[@vitoscaletta7730]

@@rooneyrythm well said my friend. though I would also add that he had a feeling of anger as well like "how did I let this happen? how can I be so weak? how can I be betrayed?"

[@thelolsamshow]

@@rooneyrythm For me I wouldn't know cus I have autism and can't read other peoples emotions. I rely on youtubers accurately describing emotions for me. If you would have said oh Bond is happy here, I would have taken it.

[@theeagleg674]

@@thelolsamshowYou would think he is happy if someone said he was?! Bond is trying to revive his first true love and then realises he has lost her and he is alone again in the world. Autism isn't that blind.

[@thelolsamshow]

@@theeagleg674 I was trying to do some sarcasm but I failed miserably.

[@alejandrogonzalez00]

1:31 I’ve always loved the way he dived into the water immediately to save her

[@BryceEdwardBrown]

What a great set piece for an action scene

[@yangli2999]

this scene hits me so hard after i watch No time to die, Vesper is always special to bond, it is and always will be

[@RollyAces]

The way she starts taking in deep breaths underwater and how painful it is for her by the look on her face is, not only brutal, but devastating. Brilliant acting.

[@filipblizniak5996]

This situation defined him for the whole franchise.

[@UrbanCharisma]

Daniel's performance as James Bond is literally unmatched!! He's the best actor to ever portrayed 007 on screen!! ❤️ The guy to follows him has some really big shoes to fill in!

[@jensclarberg6419]

Still think Pierce Brosnan was the perfect Bond.. just a shame his scripts sucked.

[@farhanahmad6316]

If ever a bond movie deserved an Oscar nomination. It should have been Daniel Craig for best actor in Casino Royale. I really think he was that good in this movie.

[@michaelmcnair7624]

My favorite Bond!! The first to play him like a REAL spy...and he is the first to have his heart broken. He had met his match with Vesper. He was already a cold person. THIS....froze him to the core. "The bitch is dead," he said to M. She set him straight, (...like the MUM she was to him) "She knew you'd be you...." That look Vesper gave him...kissed his hand....rubbed her face against it...God that killed me...

[@kristine8338]

Ah, Venice 👸🏻

[@mehmetbekar3921]

What a good film, what a good scene! Waiting impatiently for No Time to Die.

[@bhimsenluchooman4046]

@Retro. What? But she was a virgin. She was not yet married. Thus she did not have a husband and children. This is a sad and not good scene. I hope she accepted Jesus as Saviour before she died.

[@mehmetbekar3921]

@@bhimsenluchooman4046 if jesus were real he would accept :D I mean it's sad scene but, this is just a movie bro!

[@horrorfanandy4647]

Indeed, Skyfall is excellent but this is still the best Bond Film with Craig by far. So good, and I too am very impatient. It’s been far too long since I got my last fix of Bond on the big screen. The film has been sitting there finished gathering dust for two years. Let’s just pray it doesn’t get delayed *_AGAIN!_*

[@horrorfanandy4647]

@@bhimsenluchooman4046 I appreciate your concern friend, however this is just a movie, sad as it may be, it isn’t real.

[@itachi-kun7736]

No time to die can't surpass Casino Royale

[@belgianpixie1984]

Eva Green’s drowning looked so realistic I felt like I drowned too. Sooo eerie and heartbreaking. One of the top actresses of her generation.

[@getit9066]

"Ok, James, she's obviously dead, you can quit the chest compressions!" - Rachel Weisz

[@deejay3192]

😂

[@nenisguevaragomez8122]

His wife??

[@ralphangel561]

​@@nenisguevaragomez8122 Yes 😁

[@deletedaccount1990]

Vesper Lynd was James' true love and her death would become the staple event for the remainder of this timeline's subsequent movies. She was a drop dead gorgeous woman, already doomed to die at their first meeting. Speaking for myself, I must admit that she was by far my personal best Bond girl of them all. Her existence in all the movies has been haunting both James and us, the audience, for over a decade now.

[@zehanazani6946]

This scene gives impact for mentality James bond until no time to die. I like Madeleine Swann too but Vesper Lynd is a masterpiece character

[@zachstolz6681]

The best Bond film ever. Despite this sad scene, the final scene brings a smile to my face. He truly loved her so much. The scene of him visiting her grave in the last movie hits home.

[@declangill5138]

This film stripped back the over the top plots to challenging Bonds masculinity. It ripped out his heart, soul and balls and asked us what's left of him

[@firdaus117]

Although its already more than 15 years, this is classic. Vesper will remains the best bond girl for me, she have the power to make bond lost his mind and soul. We can see that through bond reaction, he just lost control of himself through his face and eyes. Vesper is his emotions and soul. Madeleine might fill the empty glass but its not full like vesper did. Throughout the end of the Danny's bond arc, i can still feel james dont mind sacrificing himself for Madeline and his daughter because to him his time of existence is already long due, part of his emotions and soul already died with vesper. Like he said earlier in NTTD, he misses her. That's not something that u said when u want to let go or forget something. That kind of feeling is not something that you can replace, its permanently entrench inside the heart. He try to hate her the rest of his life, but truth be told he love her more than he can imagine, thus uttering the word i miss you and ask for her forgiveness not because he's going to let her go, nope... Its because he admitted to his defeat and guilt of trying to hate her for the last 15 years. Daniel admitted that they tired to do next sequel which nom related to vesper but they failed miserably, its always comes back to vesper until the end of the arc. The ghost of vesper lynd will always be with james kindling his heart when he feels alone until his death. Hahaha... What a love story

[@guitarshred32]

Saw this in theatres when I was 10 years old, and it blew my mind. Craig is the best bond by a long way

[@thelastmarketbender8656]

they let u in?

[@guitarshred32]

@@thelastmarketbender8656 yeah my mom took me to see it and it was pg 13, so I guess it was allowed.

[@ericbaradindo5875]

Ok I know I’m not the only one who sometimes cries during this scene, mans is loosing the love of his life:(

[@jambler15]

Such a sad scene. From 1:37 onward is def one of the best tracks of David Arnold's Bond career (up there with the last 3 mins of Tomorrow Never Dies).

[@NextGenStudentUC]

I just noticed for the first time that Vesper locked herself in deliberately. I always thought that Vesper wanted to survive, so in a way, knowing that she died on her own terms (sort of) makes this scene slightly less depressing.

[@cooperwolfe5478]

The way I’ve always felt in this scene was that Vesper thought of herself as a horrible person who turned on her own government, and she honestly felt that even though she loved James, he deserved to be someone who was never going to betray him. This is just my opinion.

[@mohamadmostafa2987]

In the book, she actually committed suicide with sleeping pills to save Bond's life.

[@deejay3192]

She decided to die instead of living because living would mean being Bond's weakness and things will just go worse from this experience so Vesper chose to die instead of putting Bond to further more torture in the future.

[@itachi-kun7736]

Vesper and Tracy's death are the most saddest deaths for the Bond girl, honorable mentions are Tilly Masterson from Goldfinger and Aki from You only live twice, brutal bond girl deaths are corinne dufour from Moonraker and Countess Lisl from For your eyes only, Severine from Skyfall should have survive if Bond reacted early

[@parthparikh2267]

Reacted early how? Like shoot Silva before aiming for the Maccallan glass?

[@JuanVasquez-ph8be]

@@parthparikh2267 is Madeline Swann part of the novels ?

[@itachi-kun7736]

@@parthparikh2267 yeah he fought silva when Severine was dead

[@deejay3192]

It took me a while to get why Vesper didn't want Bond to save her and opted to let herself drown other than maybe because she was meant to die as part of the script. But after I thought about it, I realized now why and it is a testament of her love for him. She knew if she was to live that she will be Bond's greatest weakness. Someone Bond is willing to do anything for. She knew the strength and capacity of their love that she ultimately decided it could only end well if she's gone. That it would be the best option. Hence giving us a very emotional satisfying end.

[@Zetavu90]

Felix Leiter's ester eggs in No Time to Die. Same scene and same mode, of Casino Royale. I believe, a tribute.

[@agelosdanas653]

Have thought exactly the same! Poor Felix...

[@TheOreoritz]

Just watched the new Bond film today, it was great! Lots of details paid homage to the previous James Bond films and actors: 1. The famous James Bond gunbarrel sequence in the beginning of the movie. 2. James Bond swim suit similar to the great Sean Connery. 3. The evolving James Bond car, watch it and you’ll see it chances throughout the film, also great use and movie time for the car, didn’t have hydraulic seats though. 4. Some bits reminded me/had similar feeling to Pierce Brosnan’s Bond in Tomorrow Never Dies, spoilers: the halo jump using a ship, the ship wreckage, the whole island and looking like the Stealth ship, the whole British ships and not wanting to cause international incident/news. 5. Villain’s eyeball, similar to the famous villain shoe. 6. Bond’s watch again has useful features. 7. Homage to the old “M” Judi Dench. 8. Two 00s, remember Goldeneye had 006 and 007. 9. Vesper Lynd story. 10. List goes on.. movie paid great homage to the James Bond legacy, and it was a great but also sad finale for Daniel Craig’s James Bond. “James Bond will return” though

[@duckster4637]

I like the dialogue that comes after this scene: M: James, if you need time... J: Why would I need time? M: well to- J: The job is done and the bitch is dead. lmao

[@maxwengel4111]

Yes but its actually one of the saddest moments in bond.

[@phillip8523]

​@@maxwengel4111 exactly. Such a ruthless yet sad line

[@riccardobalbo234]

Also I just found out it's a line taken directly from the original novel

[@vesperlynd9702]

It doesn´t matter how old I´m going to be - I will always cry when I watch this scene

[@AmaraEmme]

Just realized that Vesper is to Bond as Gwen Stacy is to Spider-Man. The fighting to get to her before she falls to her death, the first love, the way her death changes the franchise forever.

[@roll14tideroll]

Losing the girl of your dreams who views you the same way changes you forever. Didn’t happen with mine dying but a bunch of dramatic stuff happened years ago and I still haven’t had romantic feelings for another girl despite trying with a lot.

[@AmaraEmme]

@@roll14tideroll I'm sorry :/ I think it's incredible that you got to experience a love that intense. Hopefully you'll get to experience a love that's even stronger, one that endures

[@AbdulAzeez-hb1zq]

@@roll14tideroll u

[@BoctorPink]

Daniel's eyes look into your soul I swear.

[@gem8247]

Yep! 😄 one of the most beautiful blue eyes I have evee seen. Very blue

[@Meldreth56]

@@gem8247 Big. Blue.

[@patriziavalentini4055]

Hai ragione. .Quando si rende conto che vesper è morta ..straziante ..magistrale interpretazione

[@christopherlee6215]

The fear of losing someone you actually, truly love, will compel a person to do radical, insane things. If you have ever been gripped by that fear, you know there isn't much you wouldn't do to assuage it.

[@Anlazo]

This specific scene inspires him to save both Madelaine and Mathilde. Most complicated yet humane Bond, ever.

[@CaioH.]

*3:41** His look was like, ''I'm sorry... I failed you''. Great performance by Daniel Craig.*

[@lukedaley17]

Even though she betrayed Bond. Vespers death was the saddest of the bond franchise in my opinion.

[@dtrix10kc]

Tracy's death in On Her Majesty's Secret Service was brutal as well. They had just gotten married. Both her death and Vesper's were heartbreaking. Vesper dying was the straw that broke the camel's back for Bond.

[@torenkneedler]

Yes because he truly loved her.

[@bbb8182]

I didn't imagine a Bond movie could make me feel tragedy and loss like this one did. EASILY my favorite Bond and favorite Bond movie.

[@wallywest4727]

Vesper is my favourite Bond Girl and her impact on Bond and his life is why. She broke down his defences and softened him only to harden him harder then he ever was in her betrayal and death. Eva Green was incredible in this film, utterly stunning with amazing chemistry with Craig from the moment they meet, she's unlike any other Bond Girl and challages Bond like no other . You can easily buy James love for her and why the James Bond we typically know is born from her death and betrayal.

[@palomasaudios2676]

now bond has reunited with vesper, mathis, m, and leiter in afterlife.

[@IdoShmido]

I watched this movie when I was 10 and that scene traumitizes me even now. There can be no better explanation to why bond is the way he is other then vesper's betrayel and death. He didn't let anyone in after that in the movies (up until swann which he did let in altough they didn't develop it 1/100 as well and at the depth they did here), and saw women as nothing but play things not because he was sexist or anything like that, it was because he could never take off his shell and stop the act, in fear of experiencing such a tragedy again. He sort of numbed himself.

[@IdoShmido]

Spoilers for no time to die . . . . Looking at this tragedy in light of the latest and also final bond film, it does feel less tragic and traumatizing then it did before, because bond finally succeeded moving on from this event and was able to forgive vesper and not let this tragedy further dictate his behaviour and his actions in a destructive manner ( at least after the five year gap, it was clear he abandoned swann after he thought she betrayed him because it was too close to home and he couldn't let the vesper case repeat itself). He finally opened himself to a partner and was able to connect again and take off his shell, and he got what he wanted which was a family, which is why, altough sad, I think he didn't die unfullfiled and was at peace with his death, knowing he had a wife and daughter who loved him, and that he was finally able to be himself again. Which imo gives the craig era a full arch that is developed perfectly. We saw him in the first film totally honest and open, then in quantum and skyfall closed off and in shell, and spectre and nttd are a doulogy that reflect his journey of finally opening again and moving on. Perfect storytelling and it makes craig's bond the most complex and most compelling out of all bonds, and that solitifies him as the best one for me.

[@allennixon4745]

Seeing Bond losing Vesper Lynd was so sad knowing she betrayed him at the last moment.

[@julien3331]

Yes but she betrayed him for save him 😞

[@JuanVasquez-ph8be]

@@julien3331 she betrayed him to save her ex boyfriend

[@benjaminterrell998]

@@JuanVasquez-ph8be at first yes but she asked for the money to be switched to save bond's life instead

[@JuanVasquez-ph8be]

@@benjaminterrell998 she never truly loved him maybe just a bit. She was quantum's mole since the beginning of the movie yet she made bond believe it was Mathis all along. Although she did save bond by making the deal so that Mr white would spare him but there was never any loyalty or truth hence she didn't truly love him.. she loved both bond and Yusuf albeit fell a bit more towards bond when she took off her necklace 5 minutes before dying 😂

[@JuanVasquez-ph8be]

Still a traitor tho

[@victortan3627]

He indeed broke down already. Different from those happy ending type. Its a serious Bond movie and it really works

[@michaelhawkins7389]

The music in this scene is so emotional and powerful

[@bendingsteelmedia7488]

The intense emotion and acting created here by Daniel Craig and Eva Green is just untouchable. very real, very visceral - you can feel his utter devastation at her death despite the fact she had betrayed him. Bond loved Vesper so deeply, and I think being a secret agent it was the farthest he had allowed any woman to enter his heart. So when she died and the circumstances of it, something inside Bond broke forever. Broke never to be repaired by any other woman again and this cements his emotional veneer towards all women from that day henceforth. I like the way Daniel Craig is able to, without saying a word or a scream, the moment he realises Vesper is dead - and in his desperation and unbelief he suddenly drops her body onto the platform, moves away from it, his glance away from looking at her in that moment - bcos he just cannot believe she is dead. Then turns back to look at her body, his eyes seem to get deeper blue with every deep stroke of his heart forever. Awesome.

[@vgyvgoiy]

This movie and Goldeneye are tough to beat, just amazing.

[@eoghanlacey6384]

If NTTD is good then I want either Cary or Martin to direct the new bond

[@JoeSmith-sx5gw]

My favorites were Goldeneye and Skyfall follow by Casino Royal saw no time to die today was disappointed on how they treated 007 should of retired the number and assigned the actress with another number the ending was kinda meh but the way Craig goes was kinda not too shocking

[@oasis4life014]

This one scene turned bond into the cold killer he is in the rest of the films

[@captainfordo2780]

I think if she had a chance to live with Bond, he would actually quit and settle down with her after a few years.

[@d3203]

have you watched the movie?

[@michaeltei4173]

He really was fighting for his life and hers, he really loved her

[@helloitsokyrago]

this feels more heartbreaking after seeing no time to die

[@ice12984]

The whole time I was watching it I was screaming ‘THE MONEY GET THE MONEY’ 😂

[@user-dr2yz8um3d]

A sad ending for Vesper and Bond’s first true love and a sad beginning for Bond becoming the agent we all know Somewhere in the background Oberhauser is laughing maniacally; it makes sense given what he tells Bond in Spectre “Or did you think it was mere coincidence that all the women in your life ended up dead? It was me, James. It was always me…the author of your pain.”

[@marshaloiscamillephilpotts7245]

The death of Vesper Lynd played by Casino Royale 2006 broke the heart, mind and soul of James Bond played by Daniel Craig and James love for Vesper changed him forever and Vesper loved James so much that she rather die than live with betraying him and it is fact that James has never gotten over Vesper and she was the love of his life and James was the love of Vesper's life too.

[@camillemckenzie3235]

Daniel Craig displays so many emotions in such a short time that your heart is as broken as his when it's all over

[@antonio4100]

Hello

[@bruhfeld9600]

It doesn't help that this all happened because Christoph Waltz was salty because his daddy didn't take him skiing :/

[@BryanRiel]

All because Blofeld has Dr. Evil Syndrome hahaha

[@CharlesMegafu]

Great scene... It's amazing how people have finally gotten to love Craig as Bond. I can still remember when the role was open and people didn't give Daniel Craig a chance, especially me. I had hated the role he played in "Road to Perdition" but here I am saying otherwise... No time to die did not just blow my mind, but I have finally conceded to the fact that Daniel Craig is the perfect blonde Bond! Will it also suffice to say that we have a new dOuble Oh 7even, and that she's female?

[@mohitrocks55]

Casino Royale is the best installment in the whole Bond series. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@MrTheDarkKnightFan]

It’s funny how a Spy movie turned out to be a better love story than most movies which are truly based on love stories.. cough Twilight saga

[@tanmoy822]

The most tragic scene of all the Bond films.

[@jzkh5609]

This scene is precisely why I find the “romance” between Madeleine and Bond so unconvincing. Bond & Vesper’s chemistry was heartbreakingly perfect.

[@zebraneighbor6383]

I agree that Bond and Madeleine don't have the foundations of a romance but I think it's more because Spectre set them up as non-romantic, like Quantum of Solace did with Bond and Camille. So when that suddenly changed so heavily in No Time to Die, it didn't work.

[@musashi27]

“I’ve seen diamond cut through harder men” a line from casino royale soundtrack. Perfectly in line with bond status with vesper

[@ryanfritz8903]

I liked how he used the Omega as a knuckle duster shortly before this clip starts. I guess that counts as 5 straight movies with it being used as a gadget.

[@MordechaiK89]

I know it's only a movie but geez if he did CPR for more than just 15 seconds he might have been able to revive her.

[@robertpadua6096]

He never got over her

[@historybuff66]

Not his wife for most of the entire franchise.

[@townicus5908]

Wow, I watched No Time To Die and Casino Royale again very recently and I still buy Bond and Vesper as true lovers way more than Bond and Madeleine Swann

[@물-n7y]

3:06 Best agent but can't even perform a proper CPR.

[@larafroeschl7083]

Thought the same 😂😂 also you can’t give up just after a few pumps 😂😂

[@gerrittlighthart]

I mean, he has a license to kill, not revive.

[@stanleyconnor6898]

How did not he bring her back to life when she had been out of breath from 1 to 2 minutes? 😮

[@A-Kaila]

The best Bond film ever!... the action... the emotions... in fact one of the best films ever period.

[@theprinceofeverything1975]

Couldn't agree more. A masterpiece

[@chrisvongorstinger2142]

With the leaving of PAUL HAGGIS as co-screenwriting the bond movies, something big was lost IMHO. You can see/and feel it with Spectre and NoTimeToDie. Both film tried to fill with everything but they feel empty inside.

[@otter011]

I loved that movie and every scene but I never understood how long they were supposed to have been together. Because it feels like mere weeks but they play it as if they’ve fallen in love everlastingly.

[@delafo58]

thanks martin for starting bond film. This and Skyfall was masterpiece

[@marioenrique3275]

The next time you'll see Daniel Craig look so desperate and heartbroken will be in No time to die. Ready your heart for it...😢

[@JuanVasquez-ph8be]

Vespers betrayal led to his death eventually due to not being able to trust anyone.

[@sams-db3qd]

After No Time To Die i love how human Madeleine Swan is

[@anthonylynch4737]

You Broke my Heart Vesper Always!

[@despinagounari7312]

The best Bond movie ever made!!!

[@pandoralover21]

Losing Eva Green would cause any man to feel that way

[@MysonEggAndHisbrotherCheese]

Eva Green such a great actress, it's like she is not acting but really dying 👏

[@jakegerman7823]

One of the greatest endings ever just to lead into Quantum of Solace :/

[@thevoid99]

i know.... that was a bad movie.

[@gabrielg3838]

@@thevoid99 I beg to differ. Quantum of Solace included remnants of his former lover. It ended their story, or so we thought. Hopefully, NTTD continues what was revealed in Spectre.

[@MrJeeni007]

@@thevoid99 Quantum was not a bad movie....it's just that Casino Royale set the bar very high.

[@TheMaibus]

Amazing scene, I get the feels every time.

[@senoritaaurora5123]

Vespers death haunts all the other films.

[@franciso-y3241]

bond was manly enough not to cry in this scene

[@pepijnkoorneef1271]

One of the first times I actually cried for a James Bond movie

[@MyCandyBlue137]

When I was young, I watched this and I didn’t know the name of the film, The only scene I remembered that a man who aware he was betrayed by his lover but he still pulled the girl up without hesitate.

[@julien3331]

Same when I was younger that's the only scene I remember from the movie

[@TheGothGaming]

This is my all time favorite scene in any Bond movie

[@kjamison5951]

After losing Tracey and then Vesper. It’s no wonder Bond is so cold. Here’s a man who lost two women, each of whom had been the love of his life. Damn.

[@MB-hj8ig]

M death in Skyfall was also fragic

[@linnyb1704]

I don't think that the DC Bond was ever married before. This was a total reboot from the other films.

[@JuanVasquez-ph8be]

@@linnyb1704 was Dr Swann part of the novels ? Or was she made up

[@linnyb1704]

@@JuanVasquez-ph8be I haven't read a JB book in years, so I can't say for sure. But I think she was made up for the movies.

[@dommoore6180]

@@JuanVasquez-ph8be she's basically just the new Tracy so in a way

[@sck1388]

Will always remain as the best Bond movie for me, followed by Goldeneye and Skyfall. Blame my generation!!!!

[@JFVideos960]

The music from 3:11 to 3:27 really describes this whole situation perfectly

[@JFVideos960]

Also, amazing movie. One of my favorites

[@ScipioWasHere]

He looks just like a little boy as he mourns for her ☹️

[@ciaranoconnell4783]

He could have fucking tried CPR for longer than that though. I know it's only a film and she had to die for story telling purposes but that's piss poor from Bond tbh. He barely tried.

[@bhavesha.prajapati7966]

And this scene made 'Emotional BONDing' 💝💝