Goldeneye Run, Shoot, and Jump *Extended*

Extended version of Run, Shoot, and Jump

[@tadeusmacabro2688]

“SPEAK TO ME!!!” *Shakes computer monitor*

[@NIGHTSTALKER973]

Hands down one of THE best bond movies ever.

[@EliasJRosario]

THE Best Bond movie ever!

[@ethanstoeckel3901]

I wouldent agree more

[@user4fvRm2mf]

My favourite Bond.

[@caiusballad4162]

Hands down the one that should be watched and known by everyone, absolute masterpiece.

[@NIGHTSTALKER973]

@@user4fvRm2mf when I made that comment I didn't watch the Dalton bonds yet and after watching those he's now my favorite bond 🤣 it helps that I'm a sucker for movies from the 80s 😆

[@chifanpatt]

underrated soundtrack. very epic

[@leemillington9419]

This track helps to make Goldeneye transcendentally incredible. Drama and destiny in one epic piece of music!

[@mrmatt1165]

The game's soundtrack was also very good. Must admit, though, that I did not like the remake of Goldeneye for Wil, Xbox 360 and PS3! It sucked dick. It also had a Call of Duty feel to it, which I found weird.

[@jmcg1010]

I can't understand why this tune was only a minute long. It's an awesome melody! he had the beginnings of something huge here and he just cut it short before it even got started!

[@niels25chr1]

+jmcg1010 Because the scene in the movie didn't last longer. :)

[@OpenMawProductions]

Well, it was used twice in the movie and had to be looped during one portion because it wasn't long enough, so there is *some* truth to Archimedes words.

[@BFCrusader]

Then I issue a request/challenge to anyone with the means and skills to accurately recreate and expand upon this track

[@uraniumbong]

@@BFCrusader Yannick Zenhäusern (or however you spell it) aka goldenzen did a track remaking it in his Janus files album it’s called Water Tunnel

[@AD-kv9kj]

Two major points. Firstly, it's not "a tune", it's a piece of action score... These kinds of scene scores generally aren't supposed to be tunes with a beginning, middle and end for their own sake like a theme or title song, they're just there to enhance the visual story of film. Film-makers don't want their scenes taken over by the music trying to have it's own musical narrative like that unless it's a sweeping epic over long and (particularly) quiet scenes, and those aren't rhythmic action score, they're melodic pieces. The scenes this was used in are not in any way that kind of sweeping scene like riding through a desert for 5 minutes or something. Even then, only the best composers are able to do that really well, like John Williams or John Barry. Goldeneye actually has a couple of such fully developed melodic pieces such as the gorgeous "We Share the Same Passions", which was written for the long and quiet Montecarlo scene. For heavily cut action scenes, film-makers want rhythmic and easily cut and looped background score, which is what this was. Also, there were other pieces written for these scenes including one that wasn't used in the end called "The Scale to Hell", which sounds like it was supposed to be used at the very end on the antenna cradle but they obviously decided to reuse this piece again instead, feeling it worked better. It works within the context of it's purpose, and if you actually watch the archives and finale scenes, they deliberately cut the music to silence at key moments for greater effect and immersion. Trying to score the entire scene for the sake of having a fully fleshed out piece of music for a soundtrack makes no sense to a film-maker. They're making a film, not an album of music. Finally, it may even have actually been a longer piece originally but was never used, cut or published as such, which happens A LOT in putting together soundtrack releases for movies. They often even leave out entire pieces of score from soundtrack releases, and often didn't bother saving stuff that they cut out anyway as it was all on tape not hard drives.

[@ThomasWilliams89]

Alpha one to gunship!

[@odavidsilvalima]

Alpha One to Gunship!

[@justinschechter1640]

Alpha one to Gunship, Alpha one to Gunship

[@VertebreakerXJS]

When both 006 and 7 bled their AK mags right from the start...you knew a street fight was coming and it did. Pierce Bronson is the best Bond. Sean Bean nailed 006. Both great actors.

[@Max-ek3kf]

No, Pierce Brosnan nailed 006 😉

[@ThomasWilliams89]

006 best Bond villain.

[@TheThing2011]

Though there are only a handful of Eric Serra tracks for Goldeneye and people seem to be dived on them, this one really is one of my favorite soundtracks ever. It's perfect trailer music.

[@ThomasWilliams89]

Bond spraying bullets all over the place in the archives.

[@nicolasc322]

finally, fucken found it. 007 vs 006 gg

[@Wolfman71691]

Me trying to study before a test

[@this_connor_guy]

Does this mean when you're studying before a test you're running through the archives and pushing over bookshelves while evil people chase you? If so, man, school has changed, lol.

[@Wolfman71691]

Well, I must stay on the mark as a 00

[@ethanstoeckel3901]

​@@this_connor_guy And you escape the school put on the streets VIA tank.

[@soranraina4391]

Im getting goosebumps playing this on full volume on my headphones.

[@caiusballad4162]

I watched this movie some years ago in summer, this track remained one of my all time favorites. 1:14

[@alexanderscott665]

Trying to escape GUARDS!!!!

[@MatrixMedal2]

1:14 Epic.

[@jamesnew6010]

On my senior year I was running dramaticly to the nearest open exit of the school & the whole time this was in my head

[@tripi7906]

And teachers have guns but they shooot out homework

[@FisicoKart1]

Masterpiece!

[@fry997]

The first movie where I saw Brosnan and I loved it

[@kamekadvance]

I've been looking for this for a while.

[@monsterhesh2482]

That “Russian“ *bong* sample, so iconic!

[@Phantom_Aspekt]

It's a tambourine hit slowed right down, the actual name of the sound is Infinity and it came from the Proteus FX E-MU

[@MarkSW]

I wish this was available for Instagram stories.

[@MainHeretic]

"YES! I AM INVIIIIIIIINCIBLE!!!!!!" - Boris

[@willjones455]

Then gets hit with liquid nitrogen lol

[@migiplayz91]

This needs an hour extension

[@Ironclover-Composer]

Kinda wish David Arnold did a rendition of this for Goldeneye Reloaded

[@Stormchazer246]

Love this song!!

[@BobDylanFan1966]

i know alot of ppl didnt like this music for goldeneye to me its just ehhh but this was my favorite song of the whole film

[@anergill309]

I like Goldeneye

[@PaulvonOberstein]

I like that the Cradle music in the N64 game references the triangles in this track.

[@Whompa02]

I thought this music fit perfectly with the scene, but hey that's just me I guess.

[@tripi7906]

Ya

[@quicksilver3144]

He's in the archives!

[@willjones455]

Now he's in a tank lol

[@nickn64]

Down!

[@tripi7906]

Wait he’s in the cradle?

[@OliverBond96]

When compared to John Barry or David Arnold, but as a stand alone composer I wouldn't say he's too bad.

[@mateocoppola2178]

I Wonder Why there isn't the jump all the music that start from the Final Battle to the Jump to the Helicopter. Actually when I bought the CD it was for it! Dx

[@SwCreators]

Perfect Dark is legendary, I still play it!

[@MaexxDesign]

that's incredible EPIC !

[@adamkelly2095]

For England, James? No... for me...

[@justingregorylugo5151]

YESSSSS

[@TheSpacey52]

I love that metallic banging sound that is in the background. I still want to know what made it or what it os supposed to be. Eric Serra used it in Leon The Professional as well

[@joaoguilhermebastos519]

PIPE. FUCKING THICK LEAD PIPE

[@Phantom_Aspekt]

The "metal pipe" sound it's a tambourine hit slowed right down, the actual name of the sound is Infinity and it came from the Proteus FX E-MU

[@Skauldrich]

I believe it's a staple of Eric Serra's soundtrack. Just listen to almost anything done by him, and you'll find exactly that sound. I watched The Fifth Element once, and realised that sound amongst some of the cues in that soundtrack - sure enough, Serra did that one.

[@sub-zero7008]

006 vs 007

[@SaltyFrank1990]

"BOH" for the win

[@MigPlz91LivestreamOnly]

anyone else feel like running through the archives with an AKS-74u?

[@tripi7906]

Me to

[@f.castiglione3567]

Antenna Cradle

[@allisonemmett7036]

I love the tune at the near end but it can also be a bit creepy aspecially when he gets buried under all that burning Steel. How the hell did he survive that bloody fall?

[@horrorfanandy4647]

Plot Armour. Nothing like seeing the bad guy watch his work collapse in on him, quite literally in this case!

[@TheArizonaBrony]

Battlefield 3 is amazing. But nothing will ever compare to Goldeneye.

[@UTDAngelito]

Alec, Boris, and Xeina made accounts to dislike this vid

[@crazyforcoffee5950]

SPEAK TO ME!!!!!

[@tripi7906]

GIVE ME THE CODES NATTALIYA, GIVE THEM TO ME EXPLODE

[@Slechy_Lesh]

Relatable for anyone who has ever used any kind of computer

[@jmcg1010]

Interesting

[@nintyfan1991]

Run, Shoot, and Jump. Sounds like something for a John Woo movie (though, if TVTropes is correct, he WAS going to be the director, but he refused and Martin Campbell took over).

[@demond12783]

It’s the Cradle soundtrack

[@Jiren261]

The GE soundtrack gets a lot of flack but honestly I think it fits with the movie. The Arnold music works best for the post GE Brosnan movies though.

[@Tonkiainen]

and of course by sey i meant say

[@MrRAFALE1]

Merci, mais il aurait été mieux de faire durer le "refrain"

[@Tonkiainen]

i usuallly sell freshly baked bananas but then they sey wtf

[@michaelbugliosi735]

xenogears boss theme anyone?

[@ethanstoeckel3901]

You know James? I was always better.

[@Omega0850]

I love exactly 22 seconds of this, and find the rest pretty mediocre. I am also pretty sure that almost all of you will be able to tell which 22 seconds. Why? Why did nobody take this great part, and extend it until its a whole song?

[@ANobodyatall]

The only decent tune on the soundtrack, apart from the St.Pete's tank chase, which Serra didn't do !

[@JesusStJamesDR]

Takes me back to all those Yankees games in the Torre years when they won every year. 11 Chuck Knoubloch 2B 2 Derek Jeter SS 21 Paul O'Neill RF 51 Bernie Williams CF 24 Tino Martinez 1B 30 Tim Raines LF 39 Darryl Strawberry DH 20 Jorge Posada C 18 Scott Brosius 3B