Doctor Breaks Down EPIC James Bond Movie Scenes

[@AMoniqueOcampo]

The name is Hope. Doctor Hope.

[@RhinoBarbarian]

'Doctor Hope, Agent 999' Only in Theaters this Summer

[@polreamonn]

Licenced to practice medicine.

[@RhinoBarbarian]

@@polreamonn Licensed to Heal

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

That look of disgust on your face while watching that Goldeneye scene was gold

[@DrHopeSickNotes]

It makes me awkward knowing that loads of people are going to see my reaction to watching people getting it on!

[@TheDonaldBarks]

Hey Dr Hope, med student from Germany here. During our first semester our physics prof actually told us how the Goldfinger-scene *could* be plausible. If the gold paint was covering her body by 100% she would have died from hyperthermia (reaching 42° C internally) about 8,4 hours after the paint was applied due to her being unable to control her body temperature via sweating. Edit: spelling

[@sapinta]

That is the reason Francisco Lázaro, an athlete in one of the first olympic games, died, because he applied wax on his skin as a sun screen and his body couldn't sweat properly. He was running a marathon btw, he collapsed at km30.

[@TheShoe1990]

I'd love to see more 007 medical science from you. The ninja who poisoned that woman in her sleep in You Only Live Twice, Oddjob's "shocking" demise in Goldfinger, the villain who can't feel pain in The World is Not Enough... there's so many!

[@RhinoBarbarian]

Something crazy I heard about people who can't feel pain is that some of them have to teach themselves to blink regularly or their eyes will get injured. Blinking is triggered by our eyes drying slightly and becoming irritated and they don't feel the irritation.

[@wayneigoe6722]

The Goldfinger clip could be a result of a severe allergic reaction. There's a story from behind the scenes of The Wizard of Oz, where the actor cast as the Tin Man nearly died from a severe allergic reaction to the paint they used. Perhaps something similar occurred with the woman?

[@jaihayes9647]

Sure, it's not that something couldn't of happened. But the actual reason for death explained in the film was that she died of skin suffocation

[@BleydTorvall]

Mythbusters attempted to test the death by paint clip, and actually stopped because the one being painted was experiencing (I think) increased heart rate and blood pressure. They couldn't really pinpoint a reason for it, but the medical staff they had on hand felt it could be dangerous to let them continue. Maybe not skin suffocation or whatever the movie called it, but perhaps overheating since all the pores were being covered combined with the stress of the situation?

[@Darren_Harper]

The air pressure injuries in this made me think you should check out The Expanse and exposure to space injuries (as well as plenty of others)

[@Aelphais]

You've probably heard of it before, but I'm pretty sure the License to Kill explosive decompression scene was influenced by the real life Byford Dolphin incident. Four divers died in a decompression chamber after its seals were breached at high pressure. Three were *mostly* intact, but the one closest to the door turned into bits of chunky salsa as his body was forced through the partially blocked entrance to the chamber.

[@Amarianee]

Ugh, I watched a video on this and clearly repressed the memory. It was absolutely tragic and completely avoidable, had proper safety mechanisms been put in place to not allow one door to open until the other was confirmed closed. So horrible.

[@valbourne1797]

Chunky Marinara even.

[@valbourne1797]

Yeah, another thing is that it caused basically an explosion that killed a bystander and and severely wounded another. I think Axe range is a bad range to decompress the chamber from.

[@DrHopeSickNotes]

Aww dude that is tragic; I have never heard of this before.

[@MGlBlaze]

Ah, looks like you beat me to it. Yeah, that's an incident I thought of as well. It was pretty grizzly. The way the other four occupants died also sounds very unpleasent, if not as dramatic as being forced through a gap far smaller than your body can fit through intact.

[@callapratt7927]

If I ever get injured in the U.K., I hope I get sent to whatever hospital Dr. Hope works at.

[@Hathorb]

Dr. No + Dr. Hope = Dr. Nope

[@Amarianee]

8:00 Mythbusters tested this! You can actually die from this, but not because of "skin asphyxiation," it's because you'll overheat. Check out that episode, you'll likely be fascinated

[@RichO1701e]

Mmmmm... Kari Byron in a silver bikini.... 😍😍😍😍

[@Amarianee]

@@RichO1701e except it was Jamie in gold skivvies and paint 🤣🤣🤣

[@tontsa77]

I remember the Mythbusters to test that goldfinger gold paint thing. If I remember correctly they were mostly worried about over heating when covered in gold paint.

[@RichO1701e]

Mmmm.... Kari Byron in a silver bikini... 😍😍😍

[@MGlBlaze]

There is in fact a case where a decompression chamber failure lead to very dramatic deaths, but it didn't at all look like it did in that movie. The Byford Dolphin diving bell accident. The seal between the decompression chambers and the exterior diving bell failed, causing rapid depressurisation of the inner chambers. One of the occupants, the one closest to the pressure vessel failure point, was actually pulled through the failure point; causing catastrophic non-survivable bodily mutilation and what was left afterwards was not readily recognizable as human. The other three occupants (who were more distant from the failure point and their bodies were still intact) were killed when the rapid pressure drop caused disolved fat within their bloodstreams to suddenly become insolube, causing fat embolisms throughout their bodies. It is also thought that the rapid pressure change caused the instantaneous boiling of their bodily fluids. Both resulting in immediate stoppage of blood flow. Of the two tenders near the failure point, one was also killed by the high pressure jet of air and the high velocity debris thrown out, and the other was severely injured and was the sole survivor. Those kinds of injuries (namely, your body mass being forced through a very small gap due to high pressures) are also a massive risk factor for anyone working on the high pressure side of any kind of fluid system, including dive inspectors checking outflow gates on dams or the like.

[@NetAndyCz]

6:57 I think it is not that far from what would really happen, I recommend reading about the Byford Dolphin accident. The explosive decompression when high pressure is involved is no joke.

[@luannvondracek439]

Nice to see you back. Hope all is okay-dokey. I love your educational/medical take using movies. A nice way to shake and stir things up! 😉

[@R3fug333]

Interesting fact: Shirley Eaton actually nearly died of Hyperthermia because of the gold paint. She passed out multiple times on set.

[@ToastyMozart]

Oh hey, I remember the Mythbusters taking a look at the Goldfinger one back in the day.

[@RichO1701e]

Mmmmm.... Kari Byron in a silver bikini... 😍😍😍

[@Heothbremel]

I love this. I couldn't help but think of the Mythbusters with the gold paint, though XD

[@RichO1701e]

Kari Byron in a silver bikini! 😍😍😍

[@charlesharwood5705]

Surprised you didn't review the torture scene from Casino Royal

[@DrHopeSickNotes]

That would have been good, dammit!

[@Silveirias]

@@DrHopeSickNotes Maybe it could be its own video? Or in part two of James Bond deaths/injuries.

[@TPDManiacXC626]

@@DrHopeSickNotes Another good moment to review would’ve been when Dominic Greene literally gave his own foot the axe in Quantum of Solace. Or when M got ballistic trauma in Skyfall. And Bond breaking Lucifer Safin’s arm in No Time To Die.

[@Grinnar]

Dude. You are always fun to watch.

[@DrHopeSickNotes]

Thanks mate

[@edi9892]

That death through crazy chick was probably the most realistic of the bunch... the first thing that came to my mind was anaconda. However, people have died of weights on their chest that were far too light to crush them! The point is that it exhausts the muscles and the victims motions required for breathing become smaller. The same can also happen when someone is hanging without being strangulated.

[@boojingleful]

Decompression accidents continue to be one of my worst fears to this day and I think watching License to Kill when I was very young may be the source 😂 Also thank you for mentioning how much the Bond series leans on facial disfigurement in the bad guys and I hope it got a couple of viewers to look into the discussions that have been happening about it!

[@tristanholderness4223]

With the decompression, the Byford Dolphin Diving Bell Incident seems to suggest that explosive decompression injuries can be even more extreme

[@salvagedude625]

production quality has gone way up! I like it a lot.

[@DrHopeSickNotes]

Awesome; that'll be my mate Danny helping me out!

[@danceswithdirt7197]

It's great to see you looking better man. Glad you're doing okay. Great video.

[@ronmaximilian6953]

Paint can block heat transfer from the skin, inducing hyperthermia, but not immediately. I've seen it in real life. An actor in Times Square covered himself in paint on a July day, where the heat index was over 90 Fahrenheit (33c). Fortunately, there was a retired military medic in earshot who immediately came to his assistance. I helped cool him down with water. Fortunately, there was a vendor with a bucket of ice.

[@mdelles]

the 13th Warror (an interesting take on Beowulf with Antonio Banderas) has some interesting fight scenes it would be cool to see how medically accurate they were

[@mariabezymyannaya4219]

Thanks for another great video 🥰

[@DrHopeSickNotes]

Thanks for watching!

[@mariabezymyannaya4219]

@@DrHopeSickNotes I also really appreciated your point about villains in these movies creating more stigma around physical disabilities! ❤️ I wish more people would think about it, especially those in creative industry.

[@curseofgladstone4981]

i wouldn't say theres much in the way of medical scene breakdowns in the new james bond . but for fight scene rapid diagnosis? definitely. Without spoiling too much i think theres several times he should probobly have died.

[@animefallenangel]

That scene in License to Kill still makes me super ill. Something about it just really *really* unsettles me (probably because I don't think I was even at double digit age when I first watched that movie)

[@firestorm165]

When I saw that goldeneye scene for the first time I literally yelled "oh cut the crap! you're still speaking!" at my TV

[@RichO1701e]

What Goldeye scene? That wasn't mentioned in the video?

[@firestorm165]

@@RichO1701e 2:15

[@muhammadhabibieamiro3639]

Another amazing video dr

[@uekernas]

Thanks for this video! I still hope (pun intended) that you’ll make a medical reaction video to Robocop (by Paul Verhoeven), specifically to the shooting and attempted resuscitation of Murphy; supposedly, the resuscitation scene was filmed with an actual trauma team.

[@ThreadBomb]

At first I thought you were going to mention the guy who falls in toxic waste and is then splattered over the front of a truck.

[@Ozzy_2014]

Mythbusters movie myths tackled the goldfinger seen by painting our mythbuster gold. It was uncomfortable and did not nice things to their vital signs. Fatal? Not likely. They were monitered by EMS on site at the time. The paint was washed off in the shower set up in there HQ. The injuries I'd be concerned for involve parlour in steel beams above the construction site. Leaping 20 30 feet vertically and crashing chest first into a girder. I am shocked that alone won't be lethal. Then to actually be able to move and breathe enough to scramble up onto the beam, instead of falling to your death? But then to continue the chase? No way is that possible. Love the videos.

[@Amarianee]

It was deemed plausible from his vital signs. They washed it off because of how bad things were getting. It was more of an overheating situation than "skin asphyxiation," though. So, had he remained painted, it's entirely likely that he could have died. The paint clogs the pores and sweat glands, so your body can no longer regulate its own temperature. A sane person, would remove the paint before getting to the point of death, but still technically plausible.

[@joecrow5484]

break down on chang's (from moonraker), locque's (from for your eyes only), whitaker's (from living daylights) and jaqcues bouvar's (opening of thunderball) if you please.

[@obedthejusticeschultz]

John Wick series! Like the house fight or the club fight from the first movie. Or the knife fight from the third. Perfect for this stuff😁

[@andrewtyler1161]

Thanks for answering my comment! I almost forgot about requesting this. 😆

[@ThreadBomb]

I remember some actor talking about feeling sick after being painted all over. I suspect the problem is that it interferes with the body's temperature regulation mechanism.

[@EverestBlizzard]

Please, PLEASE, do a fight scene diagnosis on scenes from The Raid and/or The Raid 2!

[@00WatName00]

I am the speed of light! But that is of course a lie and I would not exist if I am. Great analysis; I was waiting for some james bond :D

[@mesger_makes_and_grows3826]

The paint thing can be a problem. Myth busters tested it and it has been an issue on other movies during filming. Maybe not dying but health issues mostly from not sweating

[@cws480]

I’d really enjoy an injury breakdown video from The Dark Knight Returns when Batman fights the Mutant leader. It’s an excellent fight! Thanks

[@danielwells1734]

Well hello there Dr. Hope 😉 Question, could you do a fight scene video on the original (and the best) 1995 Mortal Kombat film, please? Cheers mate.

[@jacoblloyd3768]

Ohh my god that nitrous oxide story sounds absolutely horrendous..... Damn 😲😲😲

[@emanh4keem_san420]

Whatchu got there bud? Oh,its Sick,Sicknotes

[@Grim712]

Could you break down some of the deaths/injuries seen in Squid Game?

[@acwolf92]

I was wondering if you could diagnose the fight scenes in the Bourne trilogy?

[@DesMuttYS]

I recently re-watched The Punisher films, and one comes to mind. The Punisher (2004) Frank Castle versus The Russian scene.

[@Sychoshadows]

You should 100% take a look at malignant. It’s got weird weird medical stuff and rapid fight scenes. Might even have two videos of material in it!

[@RoulinBrooks]

The guy in the decompression chamber, Anthony Zerbe, actually dies in pretty much the same way in Star Trek: Insurrection. Talk about typecasting.

[@marcaddow7326]

Hello Dr. Hope! how are you mate? Could you break down the season 3 Daredevil vs Bullseye in the church scene, please when you are free?.

[@Harlekijn1982]

I hoped to see the scene from GoldenEye where the nerd is doused in liquid nitrogen. Still entertaining though. Great vid! Keep them coming :).

[@GoodOldGamer]

When you've got the name Hope, you have to be a doctor. It's predestined. Thankfully, it doesn't seem to be a cruel irony in this case.

[@DuranmanX]

it could also be if you have the name No

[@jackdempsy7104]

I subscribed because you’re friends with Actualol!

[@adriansalas6060]

Would you be willing to do a possible Halloween special with characters being killed off or major injury type of examination? Just a suggestion. ✌️

[@DeltaDemon1]

Dr. Kananga is a super villain who does not have blood (and therefore does not bleed).

[@cartoonkeeper]

I'll say it again he needs to review the scene in Lone Echo where you're supposed to get Olivia to the bridge because her suit is running out of air and that's the only place you can get a stable atmosphere along with her degradation as you Rush to establish an atmosphere in the bridge

[@blueyesfaerie]

I feel sufficiently educated and ready to be armchair physician when I get dragged to the movies next week. 😅

[@rasmusn.e.m1064]

Acromegaly, was it? (sry not a native English speaker) Big outer parts or something? I assume it doesn't have anything to do with his teeth?

[@ZUPERFLY1234]

You should watch this show called Those Who Can't. There are some funny school nurse things that happen.

[@joeyouyang]

Love these

[@CamQTR]

Gastric lavage?!!! I did that when I was a teenager, convinced my parents that I was sick and that I shouldn't go to school that morning!

[@ballboys607]

Apollo is back 🙌

[@TrumbullComic]

So what I'm getting from this is that some of the James Bond movies are not entirely plausible.

[@J_Sparrow]

Should of done the scene in Casino Royale where bond gets poisoned and the doctors tell him what to do

[@Mobysimo]

Honestly the first time I saw the Goldfinger scene, I thought they killed her by pouring molten gold, not paint

[@RhinoBarbarian]

Now that would be painful and deadly. And make the villain way scarier.

[@Mobysimo]

@@RhinoBarbarian And would fit Goldfinger a bit more honestly

[@richko]

3:30 u should have told us what he should have done in that situation instead of puking tho

[@Rainbowofthefallen]

Just commenting for the algorithm 💙

[@NostalgicRemedy]

please do baki hanma season 4.

[@FoxDren]

Why do you have to upload now? I need to get up for work in 4 hours.

[@DrHopeSickNotes]

I was trying to get this out earlier, but so many copyright claim issues; think we finally got it under the radar! Hope work is okay

[@JustANormal-YTchannel]

That was fun

[@McD5791]

I just KNEW that decompression scene from Licence To Kill would be here 🤢

[@rinnesasori5602]

LeChiffre Ball Breaking Scene

[@georgewilliams3029]

Please do the fight scenes in Extraction on Netflix with Chris Hemsworth

[@gpm_marcus7676]

You should totally review Squid Game

[@r01d2]

Doctor Hope, if you drink a soft drink from your refrigerator, you have one hour to find the cure, good luck. - sincerely your Bond-ish villain

[@thepyromantic3468]

I'm pretty sure mybthbusters attempted the Goldfinger myth and busted it completely

[@RhinoBarbarian]

This your new permanent studio? When is Nina gonna get setup?

[@DrHopeSickNotes]

Yeh it is! Although I’m still putting it together but really wanted to get a video out

[@kyolicious]

You think you’re just torturing the poor soul in the pressure chamber, but you’re also torturing whatever poor criminal org intern has to clean it up.

[@akuno7294]

Maybe you can look at the new suicide squad, I mean it's super out of this world, but that's probably why it could be fun.

[@DrHopeSickNotes]

Yeh I've done a break down of one of the fight scenes here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHzInWuOZ5p3lac

[@akuno7294]

@@DrHopeSickNotes oh nice didn't see this one, will watch it thanks!

[@saemikneu]

Why can someone die if you get burnt for over 2/3 of the whole skin when it's not skin suffocation? I don't get it.

[@RyanEmmett]

It's disappointing that the latest Bond film continues to use facial disfigurement to signify a villain.

[@RichO1701e]

Thanks for the spoiler, really appreciate it.

[@RyanEmmett]

@@RichO1701e Apologies. I haven't seen the film either, but I didn't think it was a secret who the villains are.

[@mrjibrhanjamalkhan2144]

Doc too long between videos more content please

[@Jealod24]

I think we all came here to get his thoughts on bond getting his balls scratched

[@Jealod24]

And he doesn’t even mention it… nice

[@ChristophGangrel]

Geishas are wearing many layers of clothing and also thick makeup on their faces. They only leaving small area of back of their necks uncovered. Naked skin on this area was concidered to be very erotic and arousing but acording to what I've read they back in the day also believed that this is helping them to not to suffocate or at least pass out because of lack of skin breathing...

[@lewilewis3944]

Dude ! Shouldn't you be in bed at this time ?!

[@athenatanyimin4035]

Here first!