GoldenEye - Janus

[@CrypticSin]

This was the best Pierce Brosnan James Bond film.

[@SN2903]

+Muss It's my favorite bond film. Connery is awesome, but I like Brosnan the best as Bond.

[@iguana9173]

+Muss Mine too. also this was the first bond movie i watched. Pierce Brosnan is my favorite of all the actors who played 007

[@kfishwick3]

+SN2903 Me too, I think he fitted the part better than any of the others.Not to say that the others weren't fantastic. Roger Moore was a good Bond, too.

[@Firemarioflower]

+Robert Langdon yes, because both Brosnan and Moore made Bond as he should have been from the start, charming, fun, smooth, sarcastic.

[@danielwilliamson6180]

+Muss GoldenEye, The World is Not Enough and Die Another Day were my favourites with Brosnan. I think GoldenEye will always be his best.

[@elamplough1]

I love the acting in this scene. The surprise on Pierce Brosnan's face is so genuine and the cunning voice of Sean Bean is so evil. I love Sean Bean as Sharpe but he makes such a good movie villain.

[@scottknode898]

Sean Bean also played a memorable villain in the 1992 thriller Patriot Games as Sean Miller a IRA hitman who wants to kill Jack Ryan played by Harrison Ford after death of his kid brother during a botched hit. Another good movie where see Sean Beans anger and how much he hates Jack Ryan. Sean Bean was psychotic in the remake of The Hitcher as John Ryder.

[@dancastro6873]

@@scottknode898 He's awesome as Andy McNab in Bravo Two Zero

[@Jabberwockybird]

Don't forget National Treasure

[@Johno1992]

​@@scottknode898shout give outlaw a watch he plays a paratrooper coming back from the middle East and he uses his training to help guys who get picked on become badasses the cast is solid too Lennie James from walking dead and bladerunner is in it along with Danny dyer 😅

[@roelmartinvandervelde9407]

Such a shame that screen writers have it in for him.

[@atrholiday2889]

I love how this movie's plot incorporated a largely forgotten but horrific event in history. As Bond said, The Betrayal of the Cossacks was certainly not Britain's or any Allied Powers' greatest hour.....

[@maxfrankow1238]

AtrHoliday indeed... as an American... 😢

[@CalumHGaming]

Every country has done good and evil. We all have things to be ashamed of. @@maxfrankow1238

[@SolarDragon007]

It felt very Fleming-esque. The novels often incorporated real-world history into the motivations/backstories of the villains. I really wish more Bond films tried this sort of thing.

[@computerfan9]

I feel bad for 006 parents after what they went through. However, it doesn’t justify his actions. No one forced him to work for the British government.

[@computerfan9]

FC6-3.7 that’s true.

[@thesharmat9956]

I always felt 006 was the best villian of the series, especially with sean bean's portrayal

[@russiasvechenaya58]

Well his backstory is interesting and clever

[@jamesdean922]

Me too, he is no longer an anonymous star on the memorial wall at MI6.

[@johnathanalvarez7907]

Can someone explain what is a cockssack?

[@fluffynoses]

lmfaooo

[@Aenygma_]

"Cocksack" holy shit I fucking died hahahahahahahhahhaahahha

[@SJMJ91]

"One does not simply confront the greatest Bond villain."

[@tomgriffiths4916]

Sean Bean gives probably one of the greatest pre-2000 villain performances of all time in this movie, this scene alone

[@Greatermaxim]

They don't make movies like they used to. In the video game I only beat this on LTK. The elite and I don't have the best relationship.

[@johnpeplow7134]

"Closing time, James, last call" must have been just killing him all these years waiting to drop.

[@Avenging_Archer]

This scene is so powerful. And both Sean and Pierce hand in tremendous acting. You can see a deep hurt in Bond, you can tell it's all he can do to stop himself from crying, but what's more, you can also see Alec's eyes get watery as well. They perfectly portrayed the conflicting emotions without overselling anything. Best Bond film.

[@EzRida04]

"It wasn't God who gave me this face, it was you." So ridiculous yet so good.

[@bittermelodies6265]

Love the way it's James Bond, yet Bean plays it like Shakespeare. Gotta admire the commitment.

[@slavacernarus7083]

"Am I supposed to feel sorry for you?"

[@Desh681]

"Setting the timer for three minutes instead of six" "uh...i mean, i did just witness you getting shot in the head"

[@INDLIS]

@@Desh681 plus saying “Finish the job James, blow them all to hell”

[@andrewcabral963]

Yea that what I always wondered if 006 got shot in the head how was he still alive

[@aussiegamerstyle3639]

I absolutely love the soundtrack for this movie, just when he say "hello James" and the drum things come on, it really adds to the emotion of the scene.

[@jasonhughes1899]

i love the piano part 1:50 right after he said the word sqawds its nice and so beautiful I want to know the name of that back ground music

[@runawayplane6166]

Jason Hughes The score is called ‘The Penguins That Marched Through Mother Russia’ by Ludivico St Alve’ III

[@eadghe]

I bought this soundtrack in the 90s, when I was a teen. I gotta say I was sorta disappointed back then. I was interested in the main theme, which wasn't on there. Nowadays, I see it differently and I still got that CD.

[@longmemory1620]

the reason that composer was hired .. his work on the movie Leon

[@Cableguy15]

Believe it or not, critics hated this soundtrack at the time. They wanted the more iconic score from previous Bond movies. I think it has aged well, though. The industrial themes mixed with Bond motifs work well together. There's nothing else quite like it.

[@irvingmicheaux2761]

"WAKE UPPP!!!" Imagine her as your phone's alarm ringtone

[@dickeyboyenglishnotbritish2462]

Haha or married to that everyday

[@danielbeckman6742]

I kinda want that now.

[@visionist7]

She's a screamer

[@seamusburke639]

There's no snooze alarm on that. You are UP.

[@golfguy23793]

reminds me of my mother in law

[@shelbymustang3265]

Sean Bean did a great job along with Pierce. Overall great movie.

[@bobSCOTT99]

That scene when Bond comes face-to-face with Trevelyan is the most pulse pounding moment in the movie in my opinion

[@gemsherwood2788]

Its strange. Sean playing the villain in the film. Yet, in this scene I felt sorry for him. Especially, when he says: "007s loyalty was always to the mission never to his friend." Feels so betrayed in a way.

[@scottknode898]

Alec also hated the British government as they betrayed his family during World War 2 when wanted help and protection from the Russians. The British sent his parents and others called Lein Cossacks back to Russia and Stalin had the people shot to death. Alec felt anger and bitterness to Bond and the entire British Nation. Alec became a criminal after he began his career as a M16 agent.

[@spigui500]

As much as we still side with Bond, it's clear that both men feel betrayed by the other, and they're both right

[@brumav9779]

@@scottknode898 In a way you sort of feel for Alec, we didn't treat the Cossacks right after the war. They should've stayed in Britain. Two wrongs don't make a right though I guess

[@li-limandragon9287]

I think 006 and Silva are best Bond Villains because they’re not overblown monsters but wronged people who want to revenge against a system that hurt them.

[@jimmy2k4o]

Li-Li Mandragon Silva was clearly inspired by 006

[@Mpr91]

The dialogue in this scene is incredible

[@randybeans1984]

Two amazing actor's you can feel the intensity here.

[@BHR2x8]

"Trust? What a quaint idea." To me, that's one of the most powerful lines I've ever heard a bond villain, much less anyone in particular, say. How many instances in human history have we "trusted" someone or a group of people (agencies, organizations, etc.) who seem to act in good faith and seem capable of delivering a simple or complex task that they said they were entirely capable of doing, and yet were either lying and ended up stabbing us in the back or were too incompetent or inexperienced to truly keep their end up and still pretended they knew what they were doing, both with DISASTROUS results. I really feel being fully trustworthy of something or someone is a fool's errant and we must always be somewhat cynical or skeptical (or both) of said person(s) and be willing to anticipate any possible betrayal or shortcoming on the part of those whom we "trust."

[@tcaudiobooks737]

Underrated as fuck this comment.

[@BHR2x8]

@@tcaudiobooks737 Thanks man!!!!

[@aleksandarvil5718]

"World Is Not Enough" ; "Die Another Day" ; 2006!"Casino Royale" with their plots proved that quote

[@longmemory1620]

next bond villain a brit soldier who trusted Blair and went mad in Iraq when he found out WMD was lies

[@BHR2x8]

@@longmemory1620 No.

[@muaythaibachatero393]

OO7: *Sets timer for 3 minutes instead of 6* OO6: And I took that personally.

[@brentondisbrowe1435]

lmfao thats cold

[@DoubleDee382]

Particularly sad scene. Not because of the nostalgic connection to the movie or N64 game, but it serves as a reminder of that one friend that most of us lost at one point in our lives. The kind where you both had good points but your disagreements got in the way. The funny thing is, 006 is the sympathetic character in this scene. He has every reason to be angry and rebel against the organization that "supported" him. The one that 007 supports with such zeal.

[@danielwilliamson6180]

A truly dark, powerful sad scene.

[@samkresil6011]

But he personally wants to use the Goldeneye satellite to set Britain ablaze for the deaths of his family back in the second World War and get with the money.

[@brianhockaday3615]

Well put.Very sad but true

[@stocktrader9861]

@@samkresil6011 Thats not bad at all.

[@Agent1W]

"When you can't tell your friends from your enemies, it's time to go." --M in Quantum of Solace

[@BackAgainize]

My favorite Bond villan. And the BEST

[@FreddyonAcid]

Best scene in the movie. The music, the mood, brings a tear every time.

[@KOHF34]

Excellent acting here by Pierce Brosnan - Bond sounds choked up when he tells Alec he trusted him.

[@danielwilliamson6180]

+KOHF34 Who wouldn't be? 007 has every right to be pissed off over 009's betrayal.

[@KOHF34]

+Daniel Williamson 006.

[@danielwilliamson6180]

Sorry, 006.

[@danielwilliamson6180]

"Okay, 006 - " "Yes I know my name. We established that in Act 1".

[@scottknode898]

He mostly known as Alec as through out the movie 006 was his code number when was working for British Secret Service. He turned against M16 and became head of Janus crime syndicate and is no longer 006. James Bond is 007 is still called by his name.

[@SJMJ91]

Love that the music builds up from the shadow revealing himself to it going silent (like the audience and Bond do) as he emerges.

[@83jbbentley]

"It wasn't God that gave me this face, it was you." What a powerful line!

[@olzhas1one755]

"WAAAAKE UUUUP MISTER!!!! WAAAAAAAAKE UUUUUUP!!! AAAAAHAAAAAAA!!!"

[@brianhockaday3615]

Indeed

[@nafilshaeed496]

Definitely how the Sean bean dreamt to join an MI6 006 scheme.Unfortunately uncertain situation changed his Attitude by later.I praised Sean bean greatest villain potrayal of pierce Brosnan James bond Era. Along with Moon raker,Skyfall,Gold finger,The Spy who loved me villains.

[@muaythaibachatero393]

Lmao is 007 supposed to feel sorry for him?

[@slavacernarus7083]

"Am I supposed to feel sorry for you?"

[@Gencturk92]

Sean Bean is the best Bond villain.

[@Gencturk92]

Tengu Shredder I absolutely love this character that Sean Bean portrays. No Bond character can be like this.

[@Gencturk92]

Tengu Shredder i played the game on n64 and everything or nothing

[@Gencturk92]

Tengu Shredder yeah i did back in the days, but thats old now.

[@Gencturk92]

Tengu Shredder no i dont

[@luissalmeron5772]

The only James Bond movie I rewatch over and over. Outstanding film in every aspect.

[@jakesaysknee]

3:05 would make a GREAT alarm

[@longmemory1620]

"I'VE ABANDONED MY CHILD" is my ringtone

[@joseramonhuertasrivera5777]

My cats woke up on that one...

[@MattDoesSound]

Haha this cracked me up

[@aleksandarvil5718]

My Newest Wake Up Alarm

[@irieite9666]

And a duet with Rage Against the machine... . WAKKKKKKKKEEE UPPPPPPP WAKKKKKKKEEEE UPPPPPPP

[@Julian-hc2vh]

"shooting them on the head? nah, let's kill them with an elaborate, over complicated and expensive plan, where he has the chance to escape and eventually kill me"

[@williamcostigan91]

"Julian you just don't get it do ya? You don't."

[@J_C_CH]

I'm pretty sure he knew Bond would get away. Though I haven't seen the movie in a while, so I can't remember why.

[@erich2432]

@@J_C_CH The stolen helicopter Orumov and Zenia stole in France and carried out the massacre in Severnaya. They wanted to pin this on Bond and Natalya and destroy Janus' traces by wiping out both Bond and Natalya with the stolen helicopter.

[@j.a.6310]

Alex's face was heavily scarred in a explosion 007 set off so he probably wanted to kill him with an explosion. Idk why he didnt use some other explosive instead of tying his victims up in a helicopter and having the heli fire its own missiles up and back at itself.

[@rutso175]

@@j.a.6310why looks like a perfect plan .

[@kfishwick3]

I like how this video has Goldeneye N64 frame rate ;)

[@deontemerritt91]

This movie came out in 1995 I was only four years old this a good movie I love the original movie soundtrack and the video game soundtrack based off the film.

[@RipperBravo]

Fantastic script. Sean Bean really steals the show in scenes like these.

[@WJstudios04]

Music fits perfectly

[@jasonhughes1899]

what's the name of the soundtrack

[@EndieTV]

Jason Hughes Whispering Statues - Eric Serra

[@jasonhughes1899]

Thank you I found the name that day I asked but thank you for getting back 😂😂

[@EricAKATheBelgianGuy]

"What's the matter, James? No glib remark? No pithy comeback?" This is why Trevelyan was my favorite Bond villain. Nobody else could call 007 out on his nature, which could not only be predictable, but closer to the vain of an anti-hero.

[@ShadowSonic2]

Well, Bond has always been more of an anti-hero than straight up hero.

[@connollybob9]

Sean Connery = Best Bond Sean Bean = Best Bond Villain

[@Igbear]

DPRobertz Common: They are all named Sean.

[@ShadowSonic2]

Jaegar Ultima Makes sense, Sean Bean was one of the actors considered for Bond back in Living Daylights.

[@Vandalle.]

+ShadowSonic2 Pierce was who they originally settled on for the living daylights aswell but he realised last minute he couldn't contractually so it worked out well for both of them in the end, they made the best bond film of all time

[@Zgmflegend]

+DPRobertz Wrong. The actor that follows Flemings Bond from the books is the best James Bond. Timothy Dalton is the best Bond so far.

[@Zgmflegend]

Jaegar Ultima But you said ''best'' Bond. But ok... favorite Bond villain is Alec Trevelyan.

[@jw5982]

Sean Bean is such a brilliant actor

[@MrTrollzama]

3: 26 "I'm a little tied up." He just can't help himself, can he? Even in moments of life and death, Bond always has the best one-liners.

[@GK-il3fn]

For several years my friend and I have joked about the line ‘...and whilst your parents had the luxury of dying in a climbing accident...’ It’s such a silly line 😂 picturing Bond’s parents dying ‘luxuriously’ by falling off a mountain to their deaths. Always makes me laugh the way he says it. Still, an iconic and brilliant bit of 90s cinema and one of my favourite films from my childhood!

[@ScrubNigel]

I have nothing to back this up with, except for anecdotal evidence, but from what I've gathered mountain climbing was an upper class activity, and older generations speak of mountain climbing as a rich man's dumb idea of putting themselves in danger when the lower class had enough of danger in their every day life. So Alec might be referring to Bond's parents died an aristocrat luxury death. Or perhaps I'm reading far too much into it, and he just thought it was a way more noble way of going instead of the shame his father felt.

[@GK-il3fn]

@@ScrubNigel wow that actually makes total sense and I can’t believe I never thought of it. Either it’s terrible writing that was accidentally smart, or simply great writing.

[@Mahboishk]

​@@GK-il3fn I don't think "luxurious" is meant to be taken literally here, but rather figuratively. Trevelyan is saying that his parents died so horrifically that Bond's parents got off light in comparison.

[@djgreen7453]

probably my favourite bond film

[@eLMoney20]

3:20 she sounds like Chris Tucker haha

[@summonliiva5673]

Lmao!!

[@longmemory1620]

well spotted

[@Modernww2fare]

Lmao. That had to be dubbed in

[@Vingul]

loool

[@Nathanbmajor7]

Kinda felt sorry for Trevelyan in this scene.

[@Nicko6180]

Only James Bond could come within seconds of being blown to pieces then come out with a one liner like "The things we do for frequent flyer miles".

[@romansOneSixteen]

"For England, James." "WAKE UP!!!" Me: Oh, wow. That was quite the transition.

[@hanscombe72]

“Her majesty’s loyal terrier. Defender of the so called “faith”. I love that line.

[@Nick_Pascoal_2]

One does not simply walk into the creepy Statue park

[@longmemory1620]

i do not fear you or your pagan lapdog

[@danielwilliamson6180]

Pierce's acting in this scene was good.

[@JediPhoenix1976]

"I'm a little tied up...never mind!" You know the situation is bad when BOND thinks it's an inappropriate time for a one-liner.

[@brunobarbosa3163]

Best Bond ever. Story soundtrack everything

[@liamjones5883]

Best bond Villan ever

[@jameson32]

Why does Trevelyn act as if he is immune to bullets? Alec: "Oh please James, put it away. It's insulting to- " *BAM!!*

[@MercenaryFox]

+Serendra Hardu because they would've shot Bond on sight, it's called self preservation from Bond part :v

[@jameson32]

+MercenaryFox Compare that to the firefights in the dam facility or the archives; he's faced worse odds and won :)

[@MercenaryFox]

Serendra Hardu Don't know about that, another 00 special agent (not some random soviet soldier) that know you from a long time ago in a dark open area ... i wouldnt take my chances and well shit you saw what happened to 007 once he took aim at trevelyan, right? Let's assume for a moment that the shot 007 took wasn't a tranquilizer dart ... you see my point?

[@jameson32]

***** But he had already been aiming at Trevelyn and could have shot him. In that moment, nothing was stopping him from killing Trevelyn. Then, he lowered his gun, and was only shot when he raised it back up.

[@MercenaryFox]

Serendra Hardu Maybe the shock of realizing his best friend and "diseased" partner turned out to be the head of Janus got the best of him, it is a surreal sight after all.

[@ShadowSonic2]

That's why they used the Lienz Cossacks story for Janus, meaning he'd have to have been born around WWII even though Sean Bean was born in 1959.

[@William_Sk]

I don't think he necessarily had to have been born around WWII. If I recall, they mention that Alec's parents were survivors of the 1945 massacre and later on the father killed himself and his wife, so it's possible that the murder-suicide took place much later, which would explain Alec's age.

[@Cableguy15]

@@William_Sk Yeah, although I think the real reason for this age discrepancy is because the original plot was going to have Alec be Bond's former mentor; not just his old friend. This movie was meant for Timothy Dalton, and it was supposed to come out in the early 90's. Things got held up and Dalton bowed out, which brought a few changes to the story, but I'm glad they kept the Cossack plot point. One of the most unique pieces of real history ever used in a Bond film.

[@luigihoratio5101]

That would make Alec 55 or 56. Damn he held quite a chip on his shoulder (a chip larger than that of the planet Saturn)

[@ShadowSonic2]

@@luigihoratio5101 Originally he was supposed to be played by an older actor. They asked Anthony Hopkins and Alan Rickman but they said no. ....should've tried for Charles Dance

[@luigihoratio5101]

@@ShadowSonic2 that I heard too. But hey, winners can't be choosers. Still was a good movie.

[@BackAgainize]

Favorite scene in the entire Bond phenomenon. This is truly the best moment for 007

[@danielwilliamson6180]

One of the darkest scenes of the entire series next to Bond finding Delia Leiter dead in License to Kill and Bond's torture scene in Casino Royale. 007 and 006 were like brothers. They were both orphaned. They loved the ladies and they risked their lives for Queen and country. Bond trusted Trevalyan and he really thought he'd had lost a friend and fellow agent when they went on that mission in 1986. Although Bond is a cold man, he feels nothing and has an emotional side. He is deeply hurt by Alec's betrayal and that he went rogue all because of his parent's death at the hands of the British government. Alec's betrayal is no worst when Vesper Lynd betrayed him. Tracy Riggs was killed and when Felix Leither was tortured and left for dead. Bond is a man with limits. The scene was well written and acted by Brosnan and Bean. Good character development. GoldenEye is one of the best 007 movies ever made.

[@thequarantinefamily5230]

This film was badass

[@shanestevens8098]

007 may have won but 006 was right.

[@lamarlewis3183]

Right about?

[@Piffhefner]

@@lamarlewis3183 um the government how mi6 is fucked up for what they did. Did u even watch the movie brah

[@mrbluesky4838]

Yes but 006 took his revenge way too far. He was literally willing to murder millions of innocent people.

[@shanestevens8098]

@@mrbluesky4838 There is no such thing as taking revenge too far. That's why it's revenge and not justice.

[@eadghe]

@@shanestevens8098 And revenge comes from wrath. There is a reason why wrath is a deadly sin.

[@ProWrestlingReality]

One of the best scenes of all the movies I think

[@Crown_Asunder]

Let's all be honest. Martin Campbell made the best two James Bond films ever. Goldeneye and Casino Royale.

[@ShadowSonic2]

The whole "Stalin hunted my parents until they killed themselves" thing never made much sense to me since Sean Bean was only 35 or so when he did this. Then I found out they had originally wanted Anthony Hopkins or Alan Rickman to play Trevelyan and it made more sense. He was still one of the best Bond villains though.

[@brandonhansen5066]

As a massive Sean Bean fan I really need to see this film

[@Darkstar263]

This is one of the best Bond films. I think Sean Bean was perfect for this role. One of the best Bond villains too.

[@MonguinAssassin]

Darkstar263 He died twice in this film. This scene shows Sean Bean entering with the words, "Back from the dead!"

[@Igbear]

MonguinAssassin "You only live twice"

[@MonguinAssassin]

Darth Sygnious LOL I got that joke!

[@amk-zf5ml]

hahaha nice one!!!

[@garbagi0]

It wasn't god who gave me this face. It was you, setting the timers for 3 minutes instead of 6.

[@whatdidyousay1455]

I grew up with this game, on N64 and ofc this film also!

[@Lalaxbo]

Sean Bean played the best Bond villain in my opinion 🙂.What hurts the most is that he was a friend that James Bond trusted and later turned out to be the mastermind behind everything 😮. What a betrayal for James and shock .

[@SilverFang2789]

For those who don't know what James and Alec are talking about, a little history lesson (I'll provide links at the bottom for further reading): Prior to WW2, Russia was in the midst of a bloody civil war. The Bolsheviks on one side (The Red Army), supporters of a free Russia on the other (The White Army). For years after the Russian Revolution in 1917, the Bolsheviks began to annex neighboring countries that were supportive of the communist government. One of these countries was Ukraine. An ethnic group from this country was known as the Cossacks. They were strongly anti-communist and fought a long and bitter fight against the Red Army and Bolshevik government even long after many "peace treaties" were signed. [1] Fast forward to WW2. Stalin is now obviously in power. The Cossacks are still fighting against the Soviets but now their efforts are turning badly in their favor as Stalin is destroying anything in his path thanks to the naive support of the US giving Stalin millions in funds, metals, and ammo supplies so they could fight the Germans. The Cossacks, in an attempt to turn the war around and push back against the Soviets, join up with the Germans to combine their forces. It would ultimately be a futile decision and many who were not recaptured by the Soviets, fled West towards France and Great Britian. Now here is where Alec's story comes in. James notes that Alec's parents were "Lienz Cossacks". Lienz is a city in Austria where the now infamous Yalta confrence [2] took place. The Yalta conference was a meeting between Franklin D. Roosevelt, Winston Chuchill and Joseph Stalin [3]. You have likely seen a pic of these three before in a history book in school somewhere. During the Yalta conference, Stalin pretty much demanded that to avoid war with the Soviet Union, he demanded the repatriation of 45-50,000 Cossacks back to the Soviet Union. They are called Lienz Cossacks [4] because those who fought for the Germans against the Soviet Union that surrendered to the British were brought to Lienz (a British occupied city at the time) and were forcibly repatriated by the Soviet Union from there. It was easily the most shameful and cowardly thing the allies did during the entire stretch of the war. MI6 at the time believed that Alec was too young to understand what was going on which would prove to be a mistake. He was fully aware of what was happening and knew at that moment he would never forgive the British government for what they did to his family. At 6 years old, he plotted revenge against the British government and did so by joining them to learn all their in's and out's, fake his death by making a deal with a Soviet General in Ourumov in order to carry out his plans. Of course we all know that in the end, his plans are foiled. [1] en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_movement [2] en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yalta_Conference [3] en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yalta_Conference#/media/File:Yalta_Conference_(Churchill,_Roosevelt,_Stalin)_(B&W).jpg [4] en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lienz

[@User-1683x2]

Thanks for the research! This is what I came here for

[@Mpr91]

Thank you. Absolutely fascinating.

[@jasonbannon5726]

Load of poo

[@treseancann1261]

@@jasonbannon5726 Like you know that stuff.

[@ackbarfan5556]

So, wait, Alec is like 50 plus years old here? That situation doesn't work as well as opposed if this whole plot happened during the early Moore years.

[@TravelWithTea8]

For Gondor! For Gondor! For Gondor!

[@joshb20101]

The north remembers...

[@stephenparker8250]

“007’s loyalty was always to the mission and never to his friends”

[@muhammadibrahim7962]

Closing time James.. last call.. Boom!!!🔫

[@mitinchand7452]

Music is very touching..!!

[@Piffhefner]

"Closing time james...last call"

[@gaynzz6841]

for England Jamaes

[@SabotSender]

Raoul Silva from Skyfall is a wannabe of this guy. Alec Trevelyan is by far, the most untouchable Bond villain to date. And 1:24 the music and the emotion - need more of this in a Bond film.

[@jankjason]

About the last things you said the Craig films have none of that in them

[@SabotSender]

Avoozl I wish they did. Which is why I said that. I miss Pierce Brosnan as Bond terribly. lol

[@AndrewStClair-gp6cg]

TheCommanderBond007 You miss Pierce Brosnan as Bond because of Eric Serra? That makes no sense. Maybe you should be missing Eric Serra.

[@SabotSender]

Andrew St. Clair Well there's that, but I mean the emotion. Craig is too hard as Bond. I get that's how he is in Fleming's novels, but it's gotta be like this - personal, without making it seem like a Jason Bourne film.

[@dobbysboggart6883]

TheCommanderBond007 I love the Jason Bourne touch. That's a modern spy thriller to me.

[@BlackLeather92]

Sean Bean ruined me for Bond Villains. After him came Jonathan Pryce in Tomorrow Never Dies, and he spent his performance as media giant Elliot Carver spouting out stupid journalism cliches in scenery-chewing fashion (STOP THE PRESSES! THERE'S NO NEWS LIKE BAD NEWS!) Bean was able to fulfill the Bond villain archetypes while doing something few Bond villains can pull off: be menacing.

[@longmemory1620]

brosnan wanted hopkins for that role

[@BanJoKazoowie]

Bean said it best: "I was always better."

[@trueblue6201]

Pryce's Elliot Carver is more of a scenery chewers than Bean's Alec Treveylan but it still was great. Just more of a funny one.

[@danielwilliamson6180]

Great scene. Bond deeply hurt over Alec's fake death and betrayal.

[@ShadowSonic2]

He was up for Bond back in "Living Daylights", actually. Funny seeing how his first big role (the Sharpe series) had him playing the Napoleonic Wars' version of James Bond.

[@YTC1234]

Put it away James.

[@mkowboy13]

Shit ya!! Gota luv how all Bond movies are real explosions not just cgi fire 🔥

[@Sharkie626]

One does not simply give Sean Bean a very short role in a movie.

[@Meowthmania]

From now on, Trevelyan will be considered as a Lienz Cossack. "You knew, didn't you? He's Lienz Cossack" That annoys me a bit. His parents were Lienz Cossack. He was just a kid who suffered the war.

[@cats46meo9w]

Best Villain of the brosnan era

[@MaZaKeRaL]

3:05 now that's an alarm clock.

[@aleksandarvil5718]

ALREADY picked it as my WakeUp Alarm

[@thornage2333]

4:16Fun with the pause button, these 2 look happy like there ready to start a family

[@evilgary747]

Whenever this movie comes on I can only think: "Hey, it's that movie they made after that N64 game"

[@77PacerStudios]

Actually, the game was released in 1997, 2 years after the release of the movie.

[@scottknode898]

Goldeneye was released in November of 95 and the game was released for N64 in August of 97.

[@zcm007attack]

I agree. There's never been another villain in the series who had a personal vendetta with Bond. It's really the most prestigious type of villain in any situation; someone who was once like a soulmate.

[@jairfernandosotolopez801]

Closing time James ,, last call

[@ManMythandMirth]

RIP headphone users at 3:04

[@lukedaley17]

My Favourite Pierce Brosnan 007 Movie. The surprised look on Bond’s face when he discovers his late friend and ally wasn’t really dead.

[@jessedellross3245]

“007 loyalty was always to the mission……never to his friend” The contempt in his voice is so painful. And you see/feel how much those words cut into Bond.

[@georgelamb1236]

i can imagine everyone losing their hearing in cinemas when Natalya is screaming her head off....

[@J_C_CH]

This is different when it comes to 'best friend betrayal.' Alec and James are shown to be the bestest of friends in the intro and his 'death' weighs heavily on Bond's conscience for years. Then when he finally reveals that he's alive, he reveals that he never truly gave a shit and he also hates him for scarring his face.

[@scottknode898]

Alec was already a criminal in the making at the time of his faked death and over the years grew his organization to be the top criminal organization in Russia. Alec had a hatred for England and blamed the British for his parents deaths after they were betrayed by the British government during the 2nd World War. Alec grew to have a hatred of Bond even though they were close friends and partners.

[@roryslaine7896]

I think he does care about Bond on some level and that's part of why he's so bitter. The line "oh and by the way I did think of asking you to join my little scheme, but somehow I knew... James Bonds loyalty was always to the mission... never to his friend." Conveys that for me. He sounds hurt, not just like a diabolical villain.

[@SwiftyMcVeigh100]

And in "Licence to Kill" when bond resigns from MI6 in order to get payback for Felix

[@a1fresc0]

Is that Daniel Craig's head at 1:07 (statue in the middle)? :o

[@johnnyrekall6270]

That is very shockingly close to what he looks like, kind of makes you wonder if someone didn't have a time machine before making this movie haha p.s. you have a GoldenEye for detail Amy, i wouldn't have seen that lol good job!

[@a1fresc0]

Ha! I couldn't help but notice :) Johnny Rekall

[@swiftspartan1560]

***** Stop

[@TheJokerx420]

+Amy Lee Lmfao

[@Harppuunamies]

How about Lenin at 0:19 ?

[@kgmaster9421]

i honestly wish 006 didn't die would have been a ongoing villain like Spector. and could far more better idea sequels of him destroying the mi6 government..

[@Councilmantate1]

Goldeneye and TND were Pierce’s best 007 films,

[@jankjason]

I don't agree, TND was very cheesy and had a terrible villain despite the actor, I think TWINE was the next best film after GoldenEye

[@rockettaco]

@@jankjason TWINE didn't really age well tbh. It's very much a product of it's time.

[@CGJUGO80]

best bond and best bond film..much suspense was added to this movie..not your regular bond flick

[@jonathanward7320]

This whole movie’s plot hinges on Bonds chance encounter with Xenia racing him in Southern France, if she decided to go out for a drive say the following day when Bond wasn’t there, Janus wouldn’t have aroused the suspicion of MI6. Yes it’s massively contrived, but they could’ve found a better way of showing MI6 were on to Janus

[@spanaker]

"It wasnt god that gave me this face, it was u"

[@jonnnyren6245]

Natalya Symonova's the greatest of the Bond girls for me. And the funniest too.

[@KennethRobinson-hl7sg]

Whatever happened to her?

[@Oi325]

She stayed hot and last i saw was in Reign Of Fire

[@longmemory1620]

jeez she roared so loud in vertical limit

[@gamerguy2022]

WAKE UP!!! MISTER!!! (Screaching) WAKE UP, JAMES!!! WAKE UP!!! Natalya was yelling at James.

[@ryanstewart3640]

Sean Bean reveals himself to be a the good guy scene pretty much

[@alexanderwells783]

You almost route for Alec after hearing that.

[@ChilianaJones]

Ah I remember watching this scene in the theatres. I was just as surprised as Bond when Alec revealed himself. I'm glad i didn't see the (spoiler) trailer before I saw the film.

[@ShadowSonic2]

Well, "Sean Bean" was the first name in the opening titles.

[@HarjSaroay]

Sean bean was a magnificent villain

[@crazyforcoffee5950]

In the game I used to shoot him with a golden gun before he ran off

[@jezzaus2124]

Cheat mode activated.

[@roryslaine7896]

Lmao same here. You could also get him on the Train mission before the shutter comes down if you were quick enough. Also, unrelated to the golden gun, if you shot him in the Facility level before Ourumov and his troops stormed the room he'd shoot back at you.

[@23Revan84]

Survive Bond’s time bomb, that’s soldiering. 😂