Great volcano movie *Dante's Peak* First Time Watching | Movie Reaction

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[@steamro11r]

Dantes Peak is to Volcano as Deep Impact is to Armageddon 2 movies about pretty much the same subject, one is more grounded in reality and the other is more of an action flick

[@josecarbajal5710]

Si señor. Watched all of them when they came out

[@eklipseempire8807]

Deep Impact is way better then Armageddon in my opinion, personally because it's too over the top. Where Deep Impact is more grounded and believable, sure there's a few things about it that're unbelievable like outrunning the approaching Tsunami. Dante's Peak also focuses on the science and reality way more than other disaster movies featuring Volcanic activity like the movie Volcano where it just magically appears in California which btw is impossible to not detect and it doesn't work that way.

[@turntsnaco824]

​@@eklipseempire8807 I only saw Deep Impact recently, I couldn't believe how good it was. It focuses on the human element - how do people act when they think the world is going to end?

[@PhilipPerez-PLC]

“Dumb friggin’ kids!!!” is the funniest quote from a content creator ever 😂

[@StephenLuke]

All crater scenes were shot at Mount St. Helens. Most of the film's exteriors were shot in Wallace, Idaho. Dante's Peak and surrounding scenery were then digitally added. The story of Ruth refusing to leave was inspired by actual events. In 1980 when Mt. St. Helens was about to blow, resident Harry R. Truman, who was living in a failed tourist lodge that he had owned for fifty years, adamantly refused to leave. He was interviewed on camera and pointedly warned but he insisted that the danger was being wildly exaggerated. Meanwhile, David Johnston, a principal scientist on the USGS team had taken up a position to view the north face of the mountain. He was six miles away. At 8:32 a.m. PDT on May 18, 1980, he radioed the message, "Vancouver! Vancouver! This is it!" Seconds later he was killed by the lateral blast, which removed the entire side of the mountain. In 1993, thirteen years after the blast, road construction workers discovered what turned out to be remnants of Johnson's USGS trailer. Neither his body nor the body of Truman were ever found. The pyroclastic flows began at a speed of 225 MPH and accelerated to 675 MPH almost at the speed of sound). Johnston was impacted at a speed of about 360 MPH. Charles Hallahan (Paul Dreyfus) passed away from a heart attack on November 25, 1997; nine months after the release of Dante's Peak. During that time he was able to complete six other projects for TV and film. He was best known as the grotesque scampering crab-legged head/victim of the alien monster in The Thing (1982). The somewhat volcano-shaped building, which appears as the "Cascade Volcano Observatory", is the real-life post office in Malibu, California. Most of the inner shots in halls and rooms are filmed in Dutch Angle. It's a technique where the camera is rotated between 25 and 45 grades respecting the horizon on one side or another for giving a sensation of uncomfortably or restlessness. Dante's Peak got its name from "Dante's Inferno" which describes a trip into Hell. The only time Pierce Brosnan and Linda Hamilton worked together. They became friends after they finished work on the film. At one point it is stated that tiltmeter devices that had been set up around the mountain had detected no change to the mountain's shape. When Mt. St. Helens was about to explode such devices had detected a change in the angle of the ground where they were planted, indicating a massive underground flow of magma that was causing the northern side of the mountain to bulge. They could then make some educated guesses about the nature of the upcoming explosion. The fact is that with St. Helens the scientists grossly underestimated the amount of energy that had been stored up. The lead USGS scientist set up his observation post almost directly facing the bulge, rather than to the side, assuming that a distance of six miles would be safe. But when it blew, not only was the explosion many more times greater than expected but the scientist was killed and never found. Roger Donaldson had considered a career in geology and has a working knowledge of volcanoes. Roger Donaldson had not met Pierce Brosnan before making this movie. He had seen Brosnan play James Bond in GoldenEye (1995), and the two got to know each other before filming for this movie commenced. Wallace, Idaho, where the movie was filmed, does not reside near a volcano. Pierce Brosnan's character name is Harry Dalton. Timothy Dalton played James Bond before Brosnan. When the volcanic lava begins to destroy the mountain cabin, everyone runs to get onto a small boat. The first time the scene was filmed, the boat sank. Jamie Renée Smith could not swim, and Pierce Brosnan held her until a crew member pulled her from the water. The close-ups of the pyroclastic cloud erupting were shot in a car park with giant gas pumps under a volcano set, pumping masses of dark grey cloud five or six times per second.

[@seaksl1]

My friend was from Wallace. She had so much fun watching her hometown being destroyed on screen 🤣

[@leeyaferguson9019]

I live in Washington, I remember. 😢

[@benjamineckles]

Pierce Brosnan is a big actor, he's a Bond and he is in Mrs. Doubtfire. Check out Volcano with Tommy Lee Jones.

[@SirGriefALot]

Sounds like he'd like Cliffhanger.

[@EricAKATheBelgianGuy]

Trivia for Dante's Peak (both for James and for anybody else interested in knowing): - Released in 1997; directed by Roger Donaldson; written by Leslie Bohem. - This was the third collaboration between Linda Hamilton and producer Gale Anne Hurd, having done the first two Terminator films together. - This was one of the final roles for Charles Hallahan, who played Paul Dreyfuss; the movie's release date was February 7, and Hallahan died of a heart attack in his car on November 25. - Like Armageddon one year later, Dante's Peak went up against a similar volcano movie released in the same year, called "Volcano" (starring Tommy Lee Jones from Men in Black). - Because of the competition with "Volcano" and its studio, 20th Century Fox, the production schedule for "Dante's Peak" was sped up, and had a better box office gross because of its earlier release date. - Most of this movie was filmed in Wallace, Idaho; its local high school mascot, the Miners, can be seen at one point. - Roger Donaldson was eager to direct as he had once been a geology student. - Kurt Russell (from Backdraft and Overboard) was considered for the lead role of Harry Dalton. - The titular volcano doesn't erupt until fifty-three minutes into the movie. - During the parade scene, Coeur d'Alene High School band students appeared in the film. The band received $8,000 from Universal Pictures for new instruments and uniforms.

[@EricAKATheBelgianGuy]

James - if you're looking for mountain climbing movies, here are some titles: 1. Vertical Limit (2001) 2. Alive (1993) - based on a true story, too 3. Everest (2015) 4. K2 (1993) 5. The Mountain Between Us (2017) 6. Cliffhanger (1993)

[@sharpgirl72]

I eat up your trivia like chips n' salsa

[@michaelrosenblum4170]

Ah the 90s, where there disaster movies that paralleled each other. Volcano and Dantes Peak. Armageddon and Deep Impact. The grandmother always ticked me off with not evacuating. Love the reaction as always

[@MB-oc1nw]

I remember Letterman doing a skit about all the volcano disaster movies in the mid 90's. His was SPACE VOLCANO.

[@shallowgal462]

The grandmother reminded me of Harry Truman, who died on Mt. St. Helens after refusing to evacuate his property.

[@kimmccarthy7747]

@@shallowgal462 That's who she was supposed to be. There were a lot of people who didn't want to leave Mt St. Helens, either, but most of them did.

[@shallowgal462]

@michaelrosenblum4170 There were also two Robin Hood movies competing.

[@melody9241]

Volcano movies are awesome, this movie Dantes Peak and there's a different movie called Volcano with Tommy Lee Jones and Anne Heche is a cool movie as well

[@ericschnellman962]

The St. Helens eruption which someone relates to this deposited huge amounts of ash in Eastern Washington. One of the heaviest deposits was over Wiley City, a small town West of Yakima, which is also where my parents lived. We were dealing with the ash for years. You could taste it in the air and if you put your arm down on a counter or table, you could feel the grittiness of the fine ash. My baby brother made money by going around a grocery store in Yakima, taking everything off of a self of shelves, cleaning off the ash, and putting back on the shelves. After doing a bunch of shelves, he had to start again. Driving on I-90 in Eastern Washington, ash drifts were present for years.

[@continuallyblessed44]

This movie and Deep Impact are my favorite catastrophe movies

[@janecrow1122]

Dear dear James: it's a joy watching movies with you. Please thank your kids for me. Peace, all 💕

[@AwesomeUSMovies]

I'm so happy to hear. I'm glad you're enjoying the channel. Please tell your friends. Thanks

[@fwfs]

I grew up around Portland, Oregon, and the eruption of Mt. Saint Helens in 1980 is a memorable event in the Pacific Northwest. My 5th grade class watched this film when we studied volcanoes, and then we took a field trip to Johnston Ridge Observatory at Mt. Saint Helens in the 1990s. Yup, this film ranks high in terms of accuracy. Now go watch the 1997 film "Volcano" and laugh.

[@willcool713]

MY dad and I were on Mt St Helens the day the glaciers and groundwater boiled. He had been making some side money taking pictures with his camera rig, and selling them to the newspaper as stock images. We'd found a way inside the Red Zone, through clear cuts and logging roads, so we could get close, and spent Sundays up there in the ash (from minor eruptions) getting itchy and babysitting his automatic camera. The static in the ash makes it cling to everything -- we were forever shaking it out of our clothes and wiping his camera lens. This was a Thursday, I believe, when I had an In Service day from school and my dad was also free, so we'd gone up the mountain. The ground started rumbling so deeply it felt like itching in my teeth. The giant steam plume started as we were hightailing it out of there, and I remember thinking that I hadn't realized how far 'up' actually went. The column of steam towered into the atmosphere before ash started to black everything out. We got into Cougar, Washington and everyone was trying to skedaddle. It was pitch dark at 3-3:30, the headlights didn't reach very far. And the small town of Cougar had bumper to bumper traffic, as bad as any rush hour, anywhere, ever. Cars that hadn't put nylons over their air intake were choked out and abandoned on the side of the roads. Everyone was honking and panicky and trying to get the hell out of there, because we thought the whole mountain was about to come down -- or go up! It was a month yet before that would happen, but nobody knew that then. Those were the last pictures my dad took of St Helens.

[@AwesomeUSMovies]

WOW crazy story thanks

[@jamesdamiano8894]

Glad you finally go to this one. A different type of movie but very good that you should watch is The Perfect Storm.

[@kimberlyarmstrong2929]

This was filmed in Wallace, Idaho (about 3 hours from where we live). It is one of my favorite towns. Every time we drive to Seattle, we go through Wallace. I never get tired of how quaint it is. Great reaction!

[@chrispruett81]

This is out of left field but.. a movie I KNOW you would love.. it's Comedy/Sci Fi/Action.. it's called "Innerspace" such a VERY FUN 80's movie.. it's HILARIOUS!

[@andreadeamon6419]

I've always loved this movie. Well done

[@YasmineGalenornOfficial]

Dante's Peak is based, to some degree, on the eruption of Mt. Saint Helens (which I was here for, in WA State, back in 1980). Volcanologists say it's one of the closest-to-accurate volcano movies made. Thing is, we don't have much in the way of flowing lava like that, but instead, pyroclastic flows, which can be worse (they did portray that in the movie). Oh, and some of the towns near Mt. Rainier have evacuation routes and plans, yes. They have to. For both volcano and tsunamis.

[@drakethedragon3164]

I haven't seen this movie in forever! I'm so glad you did this!

[@StaciePoole-ng2ky]

Side note: I love how you bleep out bad words with a duck quack. LOL! Awesome! 😎

[@rebeccaclementz3756]

Pierce Brosnan was in the Remington Steele TV series in the 80s.

[@jessicabehner9383]

Ok, I have seen this movie like a thousand times, it was one of my favorite movies growing up and I still watch every so often. I can’t believe I never noticed the truck not dripping any water when it came out after the other car pushed their window and gave them a boost 🤦🏻‍♀️ Thank you for pointing that out, James, cause I can’t believe I never noticed it LOL I can’t believe I learned something new with this movie that I have seen for many years haha

[@AwesomeUSMovies]

Oh yeah, I've caught so many things like this. I'm pretty observant. I think one of my favorite comments was a guy that was ABSOLUTLY irate when I reacted to Ghostbusters. I noticed that behind the fridge was actual stairs they use to walk up to the top of the building and that's why the moster was in the fridge. Holy hell, he was so pissed. I even got an email from him saying he'd seen that f***ing movie 100 f***ing times and had never ever picked up on that bit. Hilarious.

[@hinesmaster99]

Does anyone remember DALTON books? Used to shop at the store in the mall before it became something else.

[@jhilal2385]

Man vs Nature: "Volcano" (1997) "The Ghost and the Darkness" (1996) true story "The Edge" (1997) "The Eiger Sanction" (1975) based on a book "The Perfect Storm" (2000) true story "Six Days, Seven Nights" (1998) "Tremors" (1990) "The Poseidon Adventure" (1972 original) "Congo" (1995) "Daylight" (1996)

[@LordVolkov]

Eiger Sanction is wildly underrated.

[@rebeccaclementz3756]

I forgot about The Eiger Sanction! Thanks for the reminder.

[@drakethedragon3164]

I love the Ghost and the Darkness!

[@wwoods66]

"Joe vs. the Volcano"

[@sbond7510]

The Ghost and the Darkness is top tier

[@7thsealord888]

Enjoyed your reaction, as usual. :) FYI, lava flows can be devastating but are comparitively slow-moving. But pyroclastic flows are clouds of super-heated particles and gases, hot enough to melt lead, that can move at hundreds of miles per hour and cover a wide area. Historically, it is usually these that kill the most people in volcanic eruptions.

[@manxgirl]

For "Man Vs. Nature" 🎥, I recommend: -"127 Hours" from 2010 (man gets his hand trapped while hiking alone) -"Avalanche" from 1978 -Skyscraper from 2018 (man has to rescue family from building on fire) -"Volcano" from 1997

[@CSItefla]

2028? I guess that is a typo?

[@Lynn7015hb]

Pierce Brosnan... he was in Mrs Doubtfire with Robin williams. I think you've seen that one. He was also James Bond! ~ Great reaction. 👍

[@johnbernhardtsen3008]

saw it at the cinema back in the day with a late friend of mine! I took her fiancee the next day to see Liar Liar with Jim Carrey!the 90s made amazing movies!

[@shallowgal462]

Doris Roberts, the mother-in-law on _Everybody Loves Raymond,_ played Pierce Brosnan's receptionist when he starred on NBC as private detective _Remington Steele,_ a few years before he became Bond, James Bond.

[@Eddie53172]

Another timeless 🎦 ✅ classical ✅ masterpiece 🎭 🍿

[@dirtyhawkstv1575]

That was a good guess at the beginning considering the name of the movie.

[@terryv2006]

This movie is so good at just keeping you right on the edge the whole time. There’s just Sooo close for so long. Then as soon as you think they’re safe from all this lava , a cave collapses on them.

[@jowbloe3673]

Another good disaster movie that I always think of along with this is *Deep Impact.* And for more Pierce Brosnan, you should watch *The Thomas Crown Affair* (instead of the James Bond movies that everyone else watches).

[@GregInHouston2]

Brosnan played Remington Steele in the early 80s.

[@parinthianquattropani9071]

First movie I had the pleasure of viewing after boot camp. Thanks for reviewing it 😸

[@TwoSierraEcho]

my favorite catastrophe movie. remember St. Helens :(

[@mindcrome]

This is basically Jaws remade. But of course instead of a shark it's a volcano that's the "villain"

[@snakehandler87]

20:10 that part always made me giggle

[@PatissaPA]

Harry Truman was in St Helen's when it blew back in the 80s ... I was in Chicago area and we had ash in they sky there... crazy 🤪

[@j.m.marshall669]

Hi James, just sitting down with my cuppa tea to enjoy your reaction to this often overlooked 90s movie. It's movies like this and Volcano which cemented my interest in volcanoes since I was a kid. Speaking of Volcano, that might be one for you to enjoy if you enjoyed this one :)

[@MrLegonzalez]

You should watch Volcano with Tommy Lee Johns

[@bigbow62]

It's time for an old-school disaster film.... Earthquake (1972) The Towering Inferno (1972) The Poseiden Adventure (1974) These were the first of the summer blockbuster films !

[@kimberlyarmstrong2929]

All three very good movies. My husband and I used to watch The Poseiden Adventure every New Year's Eve.

[@charcoalberries819]

8:39 Hong Kong actor Tzi Ma, the same actor you saw in Rush Hour who played Ambassador Han, father of the kidnapped Soo Yung

[@jlerrickson]

This has been my favorite disaster film ever since it came out. It scores very high with experts in terms of a realist depiction of a stratovolcanic eruption, though of course there's some Hollywood crap thrown in for spectacle. I really appreciate the story and its characters, and the score and special effects are fantastic. I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[@dedicatedtardito4229]

I love that movie. Thank you for reacting to it.

[@MrBigPicture835]

This is so ridiculous, a volcanologist tries to drive across Lava??? ROTFLAO

[@JacobDennisHarris8586]

I'm a Patreon Member but waited for this to be shared here! Getting back to watching your Reactions, COOL CHANNEL!

[@AwesomeUSMovies]

Awesome thank you!

[@JacobDennisHarris8586]

@@AwesomeUSMovies You're welcome

[@denanebergall5514]

I only just saw this movie a few years ago. I hadn't realized there was a Pierce Brosnan movie I hadn't seen yet. I've loved him in everything I've ever seen him in. Now you totally have the see The Thomas Crowne Affair. The remake with him in it and not the original. 9/10 I prefer the originals pf movies, but that is one of the few exceptions. Also Pierce Brosnan was 007 for most of my childhood. 💗

[@sabrinawalker1421]

One of my favorite movies of all time!!!

[@victoriadavislg]

One of my fave disaster movies of the 90s! so many great ones around that time.

[@4MINGTHOUGHTS]

Mt St Helen's is not even close to the worst eruptions in history. She's not even a super volcano. His wife died from a lava rock not a meteor.

[@WolfHreda]

I would love to have a Toyota like that. Also, grandma is a real one. Lastly, you should definitely watch Volcano with Tommy Lee Jones. It takes place in LA, so it's a very different disaster movie.

[@kellyadams79]

Pierce Brosnan is one my favorite James Bond, Sean Connery, and then Timothy Dalton.

[@bluemoon1197]

Can just imagine all the pets that got left behind :/ Pierce Bronson-James Bond GoldenEye Another good volcano movie is Volcano. And please react to M Night Signs A awesome show to watch would be Babylon 5

[@menolikey_]

Is Volcano next? Please say yes.

[@cindylou3205]

They constantly use lasers in Yellowstone to monitor how much sections of the crater is "breathing"- rising then sinking- every year. They can test even the smallest elevation changes with them among other things.

[@TheRealSubourbonMermaid]

Good guess, James...but no, lol. I remember seeing this in the theater when I was a tween. Very exciting movie, and a unique natural disaster concept.

[@jennyspagnolo3032]

My favourite natural disaster movie, watched it so many times, love it 💪🏻😍

[@jhilal2385]

Mt. St. Helen's was *not* one of the largest volcanoes. It was only a low-ranking 5 VEI. The scale goes up to 8 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volcanic_explosivity_index

[@Jazz-hd8fu]

This was one of your best reactions yet! You should watch the sister film Volcano next. It has Tommy Lee Jones in it and Keith David!

[@StaciePoole-ng2ky]

I’ve always loved this movie.

[@tcshack701]

You did get an avalanche so part of your guess was right.

[@kosh6612]

Coffee coffee coffee Cappuccino.... Wow, this is a bit eerie, was only reading yesterday about a concerning surge at Campi-Flegrie super volcano near Naples, they are even calling a citizens meeting (for tomorrow I think). Unfortunately in a mirror of this film, one of the local Italian news reports went to great lengths to emphasize that only official sources should comment as they have delicate economics and social issues to be deeply concerned about, particularly tourism... ie keep it low key. Unfortunately when it goes.. so does Naples and possibly much more, with a 100km caldera that is partially under the Mediterranean. Citizens are complaining about sulfur smells.. uplift is increasing, tremors up to 3.5... only 2-3km deep. I mean... the start of this film is essentially describing the same situation.. hopefully it ends much better.

[@33asy]

The bridge was a model also

[@Embur12]

Cant recommend The 33 enough. Its stars Antonio Banderas as one of the 33 Chilean miners trapped in a mine collapse. That will cover mining disaster movies on your bucket list. Also the 2006 remake of the Poseidon Adventure, simply called Poseidon, starring Kurt Russell, Josh Lucas, and Richard Dreyfus is fantastic as well.

[@rpwms2009]

That surburban is legit

[@KingDeviant]

By far my favorite movie

[@ScarlettM]

Consider reacting to "Vertical Limit" Another "disaster" movie, has to do with high mountain climbing. Fun watch.

[@MrJasonshores364]

I was an extra in this movie.

[@tremorsfan]

Here's the real story about the frog experiment. That frog actually had it's had cut off leaving only the brain stem. A fog that had it's head would not let itself be boiled alive.

[@BrianD0313]

I want an origin story about the dude's sign :( You should check out "Alive" 1993. It's a pretty good 'based on true story' movie.

[@shallowgal462]

Say, James, which studio made this one? Time to watch _Volcano_ (1997), starring Tommy Lee Jones. For comedy, there is _Joe Versus the Volcano,_ starring Tom Hanks & Meg Ryan. Have you seen _Towering Inferno_ yet, starring Paul Newman & Steve McQueen?

[@kingscorpion7346]

Pompeii all over again!

[@bsargent8935]

Found your channel recently and been binge watching some of your reactions. Needless to say, definitely have enjoyed them. Did a little searching around today and it's an absolute travesty that "the Big Lebowski" isn't on your channel.... YET. *hint

[@AwesomeUSMovies]

Added thanks

[@mrwidget42]

Not even close. Mt. St. Helens was only a VEI 4 level eruption. Many volcanoes in Indonesia are significantly larger. Krakatoa was supposedly VEI 7 or thereabouts, and the supervolcano in Yellowstone has erupted much larger than even that.

[@Automage45]

I love this movie!

[@UnlicensedOkie]

You need to do Volcano, which was released around the same time as this

[@MessOfThings]

Since you are so well read I'm surprised you didn't associate the word Dante with an Inferno. I am not well read but I have seen the movie seven so I am familiar with the title Dante's Inferno.

[@Angela-bm3lp]

My favorite disaster movie.

[@nicolem376]

So you picked ice and snow. You were close 😂

[@user-vf9hu2ob9b]

Glad you enjoyed this movie, here is another movie you will like,called FALL check that one out.

[@TheTrueRatPack]

You should also watch the movie "Volcano" from 1997 (starring the great Tommy Lee Jones a. o.)! Spoiler-Alert! This time it's Los Angeles (totally other conditions than in the mountain-nature). Wish YOU a lot of fun as always, dear great "Mr. James". God bless you! Heartfelt greetings from Germany!

[@burkeiowa]

I loved the fake movie ad that Weird Al made called "60% Chance of Rain". The fake movie trailer even mentions this movie since it's spun as being in the same genre. kzbin.info/www/bejne/g5KxnmudndSgec0 Also, the hint in the title of this movie was "Dante", since most people think of Dante's Inferno (even though there were other things he wrote about). So the goal was to think of a peak (mountain) that would unleash an inferno (mountain of fire...volcano).

[@donsnover2585]

Great movie, and I have another suggestion for you Major Payne(1996) also how do we do private patreon requests?

[@JimFeig]

Cave Rescue Movie/Documentary

[@couch.patati-patata]

You want to see volcanic action? You should watch Walter Mitty. It has a real volcano. And then there's Volcano, that movie and this came out at the same time. It has the old guy from Men in Black.

[@intotheabyss42478]

I hope you can react to Volcano starring Tommy Lee Jones!

[@anangelcalledtoday8750]

This movie used to terrify me as a child

[@AwesomeUSMovies]

Oh I bet.

[@lisag5002]

You got to watch Volcano 1997.

[@Drknnja]

Now you have to compare it to Volcano 1997 and it's got Tommy Lee Jones

[@willcool713]

Fyi, morbid, but: If burns penetrate the first layer of living tissue, from heat or chemical or radiation, the chances of the serious burns alone killing a person, as a rule of thumb, are the percent of their body burned plus the person's age.

[@brianpakula6376]

Another good volcano movie is VOLCANO with Tommy Lee Jones

[@christopherking4932]

Awesome reaction/ can you please watch a movie called THE BIG YEAR.

[@gonsumir]

If you haven't done Volcano I hope you're planning to. 👍

[@xwiick]

Sorry but st helens historically isn't even on the radar of massive eruptions The most realistic volcano movie by far

[@Anakinskywalkerfan1]

James please watch brosnan’s bond movies

[@hinesmaster99]

Well since your people want you to watch movies you have already reacted, heres 2 more GEOSTORM GREENLAND

[@EdgarPina-dn4hc]

26:22 I THINK IT´S BETTER A REAL TINY MODEL THAT A SHITTY CGI AS THESE DAYS, REMEMBER THIS WAS 1998.

[@couch.patati-patata]

Sarah Connor, come with me if you want to live. James Bond will save you. You don't know who Pierce Brosnan is?