SkyFall M Poem Scene

[@hordeman8933]

The poem, along with dramatic music and spectacular Judi Dench makes the scene one of the best in entire 007 series.

[@DeepakDhabhai]

This indeed is the best scene in whole of 24 films

[@BipoIarbear]

When it cuts to him running and then all the small cuts just make it amazing

[@siddharthachoudhury2021]

👌

[@busydad4858]

Fully agree

[@petercherkos8019]

Masterful across the board.

[@SockMonkey007]

Some great directing going on here. Notice how, during the poem, when the poem describes Bond, we cut to Bond. His heroic heart. His will. When the poem describes Silva, only once, in the desire to find what we seek, we cut to Silva, and finally it all comes back to M, steadfastly holding her position, refusing to back down in the face of her government and fully in the knowledge that her assassin is on his way to kill her, refusing to yeild. Top notch.

[@WH250398]

SockMonkey007 Never thought of it like that... Pretty amazing.

[@paperchasindude6578]

It gives me so many chills composer Thomas newman is a genuis.

[@AmrishLM10]

Amazing.

[@Dakid015]

Impressive analysis! I like reading comments like these

[@niranjanr8075]

It also reminds when she says, “we are not now the power that once moved earth and heaven” and we see the chaos bond is in. Till this movie, the M16 and bond seemed nearly invincible. Like they had no pressure that we see from a govt. agency. They’re not now that strength. Proves how weakened they were and still giving a fight

[@EslamovicxXx]

"One equal temper of heroic hearts, made weak by time and fate." The words, the music, Judi's performance, even the look of Daniel's face... that's one hell of a master scene!

[@mrdarkshoe]

And its made even more powerful by the following quote, “But strong in will.”

[@fletchy40]

This was the kind of stuff that was missing from spectre

[@perussaataja]

+HaveANiceDay yep, but it is this kind of stuff that is missing from all other Bond films too.

[@cubdukat]

Well, it also didn't help that Craig's heart wasn't in it anymore. He virtually sleepwalked through that movie. And it was definitely down to him because "SPECTRE" was directed by the same guy who directed "Skyfall," Sam Mendes. It worked in some parts, but it was not the best of the Craig Bonds. Not as bad as "Quantum of Solace," but they should have known they were never gonna even come close to toppling "Skyfall."

[@Hatfield.us1]

Judi Dench transformed "M" into an icon. And this scene still makes tear up, as she is missed in the succeeding films. Just like Desmond Llewellyn was the "Q" that will never be forgot.

[@PhilipTheTitan]

greenfrog12 yes

[@하하하하하하하하-m3t]

Exactly

[@beckerqueiroz]

Honestly, this scene is so perfect it gives me chills. Bless Judie Dench, and what a shame we won't be having her as M any longer.

[@rohanchaturvedi7160]

+Gambiteer It'll be nice to have a different M though. One who was in the SAS and spent 3 months being tortured by the IRA. (Someone who's been at the hard end)

[@beckerqueiroz]

I agree! I'm very happy with our current M as well, and tremendously looking forward to seeing him in action. I still have a few days to go, though - Spectre hits cinemas a bit later in my country, on the November 5th.

[@rohanchaturvedi7160]

Gambiteer Still need to see it mate! Can't wait!!

[@beckerqueiroz]

Here I am watching the same video two years and a half later... How did you like Spectre?

[@jadensparrow7663]

have you seen no time to die?

[@MiguelLemosTv]

This scene is a masterpiece...

[@paperchasindude6578]

Brilliant

[@owenjones7517]

This so perfectly sums up modern Britain. From the end of the British Empire, to the force we are today. Waried by time, no longer the force that can move heaven and earth but an equal temper of hearts, un yielding....

[@owenjones7517]

Iran Javidan Bad I have no doubt, that had India, or Africa developed technologically enough then they without a doubt would have practised the Imperialism we did. Maybe even more harshly. Are you also forgetting Britain was the one of the FIRST major powers to abolish slavery throughout the entire British Empire, whereas had Britain not been there, it would definitley have continued. Besides, we let our Empire go when the time was right. Just be glad Britain was the global hyperpower of history and not someone like Spain, seeing as Britain understood liberal Empire like no other.

[@owenjones7517]

Iran Javidan Bad Yeah, sort of odd for an island in the North Atlantic to become histories mightiest power....

[@theonlylampshade]

Such a good point, I had never considered that. For unlike most Empire's that have fallen, we have accepted what we now are, and have carved out a new destiny for ourselves where the Empire of Rome could not. A destiny that we can share with much of our former empire, who are voluntarily in the Commonwealth of Nations of former imperial territories.

[@shiz777]

***** The very people who saved your ass in two world wars and protected you against the Soviet Union?

[@Flerp1352]

lol GB was powerful for a while... until USA, china, russia, etc came along and whooped that crumpet lovin ass. USA USA USA.. GB is as much of a major power now as mexico hahahahaha.

[@DutchHPfan1992]

Dame Judi gave me chills in this scene! One of the best actresses ever! Why on earth didn't they want her to return?!

[@SuperBMan3000]

I think she and the franchise saw this final film as a chance to give Dench a good farewell to the series and finally use her acting range-and fuck me it was amazing. Ralph Fiennes is certainly a top drawer replacement though I'd say!

[@DutchHPfan1992]

Barney Gillies Well I know Judi would have loved to stay! I'll miss her! Ralph is great, yes!

[@bhavyajadeja4481]

***** judi didnt want to say. she had problems in memorizing scenes during skyfall shoot. no one can remove her unless she wants.

[@kevingarner8026]

shes going bilnd, she got eye problems

[@jconnor117]

Ever find it cool and romantic that she hasn't been courting other men since her real husband died.

[@20thCenturyJoe]

Anyone else get a huge Dark Knight vibe from this scene?

[@awalton8612]

Yes james bond and superhero movies are my favourite types of movies

[@ezekielteguh4241]

James Bond is the dark knight itself

[@kainamche9812]

My little brother said the same thing. He was gave this scene in audio to work in his English assignment. By the way he never saw skyfall, he’s 16.

[@sreemuralipanicker5521]

Lol yeahhhh

[@sreemuralipanicker5521]

Not the hero we deserve

[@Txjane52011]

The poem is called "Ulysses" by Alfred Lord Tennyson. It's the last part of the poem.

[@marine463]

Thank you !

[@TheMartindigo]

hi

[@VanZanDerSchattenSiegfried]

This is my favorite scene in the movie. I love how what she says is so very true in regards to the Real world today. No soviet union, no enemy under a flag. They are all terrorists and people who hide in the shadows.

[@paperchasindude6578]

Same

[@tanderson596]

I think what M is saying is so relevant today given the events of past months.

[@rohanrogers720]

Shit's worst in 2021 And if you don't mind what happened in 2015 I'm kinda blurry about that

[@rohanrogers720]

@@test42356y thanks Dude

[@TheArcher101]

And now?

[@poesho]

The story of the whole poem of Ulysses is actually really well matched to the references to Bond's own aging in Skyfall - it was a really inspired choice to include that poem in this particular film.

[@ookodavid]

Man that look in M's eyes: courage and defiance in the face of near-certain death. That's just priceless

[@dcSENTIENT]

what i love about this scene, which nobody ever seems to notice, is how Fiennes, quietly moved by Dench's speech, hurdles over the table to protect her as soon as the door bursts open - 2:07 ... That and the whole 'Britishness' of it all, of course :-)

[@bobart421]

Il se prend la balle à sa place, Ralph Fiennes trop classe!

[@dmann5938]

And that’s how a dark wizard became head of Mi6

[@Ferruccio_Guicciardi]

Very intense listening to Tennyson's poem and watch action sequence happening in the background. Facts overtaking opinions. Very nice edition process! Absolute great movie! Skyfall is one of my favorite Bond movies. Nice way to say goodbye to Judie Dench as M. "Tho' much is taken, much abides; and though We are not now that strength which in old days Moved earth and heaven; that which we are, we are; One equal temper of heroic hearts, Made weak by time and fate, but strong in will To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield."

[@lydiapizarro5920]

Tennysons poem

[@addochandra4745]

What makes that poem even more impactfull is beside describing the character of 007 in skyfall, it also describing MI6 and UK's position in modern world politic...

[@gracie30ish]

Judi dench is the only actor that makes me forget she's an actress and was just acting. She's real in all the characters she ever played.

[@beckerqueiroz]

This is exactly what I told my wife yesterday, as I watched a scene of Skyfall on the TV... Dench embodies every character to a level that it never crosses your mind that she's an actress.

[@MrTardis11]

Yes cause she never appeared in Artemis Fowl and Cats cause those films don’t exist

[@speckledjim5402]

Best "M" in the entire film series.

[@paperchasindude6578]

True

[@QHarefield]

Best female M, definitely! :-)

[@MarioBario]

All... three of them?

[@FortunateJuice]

0:27 "I suppose I see a different world than you do, and the truth is that what I see frightens me." That line is getting more relevant every day.

[@niyazjamal6158]

Moved heaven and earth; that which we are, we are; One equal temper of heroic hearts, Made weak by time and fate, but strong in will To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. Alfred, Lord Tennyson

[@gabbar51ngh]

SKYFALL THE BEST BOND MOVIE EVER.

[@NewcastleScotch]

+Saral Thakur I think it is debatable depending who you ask.

[@gabbar51ngh]

Cole Cole other bond movies are so goofy,plus daniel craig is so much realistic in his series. I haven't seen spectre yet,but i don't think it could be better than skyfall.

[@NewcastleScotch]

Saral Thakur No I agree just saying a good amount would debate. More specifically the Roger Moore era fans seem to be resistant to Daniel Craig. I think he did great and if he only does 4 he did the best 4 of any of them. Even Quantum of Solace is not nearly as bad as people play it out to be.

[@amolshenoy6745]

I think the movie should have ended after this sequence...

[@gabbar51ngh]

Amol Shenoy yes it is the last movie but some sourves say there's one last left.

[@cjkelley333]

I adore this scene. It's my favorite scene of the film. I don't think I've ever see a sequence on film that drew me in like this. The music and situation were phenomenally suspenseful, Judi Dench is wonderful, the poem is perfect, and I was really afraid that in her seventh movie we were going to lose her. Simply amazing.

[@jayl1031]

My favorite scene in any Bond film hands down, and Judi Dench will remain my favorite M. I loved how Skyfall gave her a sendoff that showed the steel she had. She wasn't just a "bean counter" as she put it in her first appearance. When Silva had that gun pointed at her, she stared him down unflinchingly. When the ranch was attacked, she even got her chance to show she could kick some terrorist butt. I miss her greatly in the franchise.

[@xjamesx7047]

1:38 epic! the scene shows chaos,music in the background,running and the speech is keeps on going its the chills!!!

[@joshgellis3292]

When Dad and I rented this masterwork, we got blown away by her epicness of mention of versus these lines from ‘Ulysses’, by the poet Tennyson. Both Dad and I, are fans of the high-class comedy _Frasier_ , Grammar’s character uses the same passage of lines during the final episode. Dad and I noticed the epic use automatically- We somehow repeated the scene a whopping FOUR TIMES that night.

[@dexstef1]

WE LOVE THE CLASS M SPOKE IN .. SIMPLE YET MEANINGFULLY EXQUISITE... SO POLISHED YET STONED COLD... EXCELLENT WORK TO THE TEAM...

[@MrTardis11]

Such a brilliant scene, Judi Dench's best scene as M and the look on her face when Silva points the gun at her

[@jamiearnott9669]

How salient, a great script and performance from Judi dench. Ironically, fiction and fact are more aligned than you could ever imagine!

[@c-secofficer123]

The part where Bond runs out of the subway and the police and EMS are running in always gets me choked up, because it reminds me of the very real 7/7 attacks and the first responders who are not secret agents and ran towards the danger.

[@GrissomLovesSara]

As a matter of fact, this might be one of the greatest scenes of all time. There are so many things about it that make it not only exciting, but relevant... and with M and Tennyson adding the class to it, it works on every level.

[@nenemnemy2720]

Paris, France, November 13, 2015, no flags, no uniforms

[@roxanneBladeOfMiquella]

If it was only a movie...

[@don-jp2rs]

+nenem Nemy It was mosad !!!

[@NewcastleScotch]

+bigbaba1111 Well youre a deep feeler.

[@themapsarewrongandthetimel8722]

nenem Nemy u got all the commas right...do u know how rare that is?

[@mariochavez3351]

One of the best Bond scenes ever. Poetry in motion (remember those in NYC subways in the 90s?) and a relevant dose of reality: “I'm scared because our enemies are not known to us.” How true.

[@GrissomLovesSara]

This scene was so brilliant for so many reasons... not the least of which is the rather romantic idea that one man's bravery can save us all. Bond represents the ultimate hero and to see him run through a similar scene to 7/7/05 just hit me like a ton of bricks. It said 'this world is different' but it also made my heart race and made me feel hopeful and nostalgic at the same time. My 'late husband' also touched me. And the music is utterly fantastic

[@hirokom9418]

I really love this scene. Her words describe how our world is nowadays. Indivisual enemies which we made in the long history flighten us... They are invisible, we cannot tell who is going to scare us. But the poetry encourages me to survive in this world. I always wonder what we can do to untangle our problem when I watch this scene.

[@billholley9183]

Thomas Newman's music score really helps this scene. As does great performances and editing.

[@paperchasindude6578]

True

[@Zombiewithabowtie]

It's brilliant to read through these comments and see what each person took away from this scene, everyones individual viewpoints, many of which I'd not even thought of. This scene is like a birthday present you get to unwrap every time you go back to it, with something new to discover every time.

[@WashedCoachWith3Chips]

The second I saw Javier Bardem was cast as the villain, I knew this movie was going to be a success :)

[@user-zs5of5en5o]

World's finest Bond is back! Specter, Daniel Craig let's do this.

[@CALIBRSTEPAN]

+KAL EL *SPECTRE

[@user-zs5of5en5o]

yeah that

[@user-zs5of5en5o]

The next bond has big shoes to fill.

[@NewcastleScotch]

+KAL EL No doubt unless they push one last one out of Daniel Craig. He was contracted for Bond 25....but let us be real the rate they make them now. It will be like watching an old dude at the college park creeping.

[@Sanctimoniously]

God, she was so amazing in this film. Say what you will about Daniel being the best Bond or not, Judi Dench is the BEST M, no question about it.

[@mandydom29]

The lines, background score, Judi Dench expressions & editing - a masterpiece scene

[@MrMhmartin1000]

We are not now that strength which in old days moved earth and heaven, that which we are, we are. One equal temper of heroic hearts, made weak by time and fate, but strong in will. To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield...

[@lauruk25]

God bless you. All these people writing non sense. All I want was this. Thank you good sir.

[@MrMhmartin1000]

Ciprian Lauruk you like the speech? i just love it!

[@yangsummerkappa1979]

GHOST BUSTER Yes sir I like it. But its not so easy to spell it cause english is not my 1st language. But u post it. Thank you again

[@matjeraie6919]

Isnt it one equal temper of relic cards?

[@williamsace]

the best scene in Skyfall.

[@JoshBirk]

this was my fave scene in the movie thanks for uploading

[@felixfisch2931]

„We are not now that strength which in old days moved earth and heaven, that which we are, we are. One equal temper of heroic hearts, made weak by time and fate, but strong in will. To strive, to seek, to find, and *not* to yield."

[@tafadzwakasunzuma6643]

Wow, this scene is very relevant considering yesterday's Paris Attacks

[@GreatSpaceToaster]

When I watched this for the first time, I was trying to remember where I heard this poem before. And now I know it was on Dead Poets Society. So that's cool.

[@stevencassidy6982]

nope, its from alfred lord tennyson.

[@GreatSpaceToaster]

Steven Cassidy Huh, I know. I just said that they also read the poem on Dead Poets Society, and it was the first time I heard it.

[@DaraoSanghal]

Steven Cassidy Holy sh*t you made my day xD

[@stevencassidy6982]

OldBoyBobbery Most people would have heard it from Alfred Lord Tennyson

[@paulmeredith9404]

Robin Williams in a Bond movie... Trying to imagine what that would be like.

[@Valleyraven007]

Crazy how she was talking about Spectre the whole time. Makes all of the tie ins in Spectre that much better when you go back to watch the first 3, it really changes everything, from Vesper to this scene

[@GiovanniAlckmimRusso]

+Valleyraven007 "It was me James, the author of all your pain"

[@Connor8609]

I think it takes away the relevance in a very gimmicky conspiracy way. "M" was arguing the idea that there is no organization were fighting against like Spectre but that it's amorphous it's individuals , which I think makes fighting much more scary because it doesn't have a face and is harder to control. Spectre does away with that all, plus it's a bad movie.

[@GiovanniAlckmimRusso]

Connor Brady Oh come on, the movie was awesome

[@Connor8609]

+Giovanni Alckmim Russo respectfully disagree . Skyfall is the shining example of the franchise with a more grounded realism tone and real world implications . Spectre is just a return to the old form and easily forgettable for that reason. Skyfall was a few huge steps forward to making Bond relevant and Spectre was as many steps back. Again in my opinion.

[@GiovanniAlckmimRusso]

Connor Brady I enjoyed Spectre because it felt like if I was reading the book, but I enjoy all the Craig Bond movie. Well maybe Quantum of Solace is the one I enjoy less

[@knikravesh]

Thank you so much for uploading this scene! :D

[@jillalexandrarock9217]

This poem, and then: "Where are we going?" "Back in time." To the ancestors then.❤❤ With father's hunting rifle we fight. Never yield to the darkness. (Tears, tears)😢❤

[@Femmeaesthetic]

When I first saw this scene, I was impressed by the speech not only the speech but also her acting, it’s incredible.

[@alexspillman9192]

Probably one of my favorite scenes from Skyfall

[@miniconsrus]

You just brought tears to my eyes :') Thank you. :)

[@Iashuah]

Never yield to the darkness

[@rodneymccoy8108]

There’s also something else I see here in this scene. Bond isn’t a young man anymore. His flaws are on full view for all to see. His body may betray him. Yet, he still has the will of a Lion to finish the job, no matter the cost. As I get older myself, I understand this more and more.

[@departmentofstrategicsolut2251]

Do not yield to the darkness. I'm glad this movie had a happy ending.

[@Fleshox19-uz3qt]

What a delivery and what a scene. I really felt patriotic when she was effectively saving her department but also of Britain, despite its history. Tenison was a poetic genius describing heart, mind, strive and never yield. One of the best Bond scenes, right up here with SPECTRE being introduced in Dr No.

[@user-zs5of5en5o]

Something about this scene gives me the chills. Daniel Craig's fines moment as Bond, I think. What I like about Craig's Bond is that he is not a prissy Bond. He is rough and does do things in a pretty way. If this was another Bond there would probably be a fancy car waiting there or they would find a ride or something. I like how he just took off running all the way there and made it just in time to save M. He is my favorite Bond so far.

[@uselessshoe9269]

Same, I think he's the best bond. I mean, the look on his face later in the film where they blow up his car!

[@petercheung5984]

it's scenes like this that just makes you fall in love with a movie

[@arpitanand6175]

the poem and overall background graphics and subtle tone and ofcourse judy dench.. its goosebumps evrytime u see it

[@EconomiKally]

Skyfall is forever the best re-watchable bond movie . Class acting , script and action scenes. 😎

[@michsello]

Love this scene!!! What Strong Woman and her furius look was amazing!

[@CommanderCobra360]

The scene which plays exposition to the entire movie's theme. Simply brilliant. thumbs up to Tennyson's the Odyssey and Skyfall's writers.

[@jamesbrookeriii811]

I can't say enough about this scene.Its magnificent. B...R...A...V...O...🎬📽️🎬📽️🎬

[@c.tes9009]

Reminds me so much of my grandmother whom I miss more than earth and heaven.

[@jakemcdog2990]

My favorite part of the movie is when M is reading her epic poem and you see Silva just casually walking in ready to kill her and then the epic music starts and you see James desperately running to save her and you're just willing him to get there in time but you know it won't happen and the tension builds until Silva finally bursts in and an epic firefight/chase ensues. So awesome.

[@AlexD0007]

Finally we have a Bond moment that will be remembered forever. The Goodbye to M scene. This was absolutely beautiful. Always gave me goosebumps when you see Daniel Craig emerging from the station running to save M down the street, that little scene really showed Daniel Craig officially being the James Bond. That little clip, lasting like 3 seconds, shows that James Bond is the ultimate Hero. (No offence Batman)

[@JCrashB]

Was für eine geile Szene, krieg jedesmal Gänsehaut!

[@harisankarp7]

One of the best scenes in bond movies. Judie dench's acting, the bgm rising to a crescendo and most of all the script quoting Tennyson's Ulysses. Notice how once Silva enters,the lady Parliament member is the first to run for cover

[@DJ_Music_Man2]

This is how you replace a character people

[@musiikkitili123]

This scene gives me goosebumps! Judi Dench is the best M ever. I love Skyfall :)

[@desmondhardison4840]

I love this scene, it says so much, silva is the older bitter son, coming home to kill mom, bond is the younger loyal son trying to stop big brother , the look on bond face as he is running for his life to save her is just brilliant , the biggest question is who wrote it there 4 writer , ok based on previous bonds screenplays I doubt Purvis and wade wrote it so that leaves either john logan or uncredited bez buttercourt who do you think wrote this?

[@williamcowell1889]

This was my fav scene out of the entire Craig series.

[@ZeinabMagan]

The poem and how she" present it is Simply Beautiful. Z.

[@akashchakraborty2350]

Dame Judi aptly describes the courage and fighting will of humans, lending a depth to M's character which vividly ties the 50 years of Bond's journey. Skyfall really transcended Bond from a fictional character to something bigger...from the charm and style to the indomitable spirit of man in the face of adversity.

[@DaraoSanghal]

Probably the best scene of this movie. That string sound at 1:34 could turn the poorest piece of anything into heroic.

[@Roheryn100]

Darao Sanghal So true. That was the moment my heart flipflopped.

[@damienhine1861]

Man, we need a new, really good Bond film. How has it been so long?

[@fullflo91]

Bond forever, this movie has inspired me in so many ways. The screenplay was truly strong. Long live MI6

[@HannChann]

Love Javier's face at 2:00. It's incredible. You can see a mixture of the pain that he's felt, and the excitement of the revenge he's about to fulfill.

[@user-zs5of5en5o]

I really get the sense that Daniel Craig's Bond simply cannot be stopped, and he doesn't need as many of the fancy gadgets as his predecessors.

[@davidc6863]

Judy Dench’s rendition of the Tennyson poem is both touching and impeccable

[@aussiegamerstyle6081]

This movie is excellent, it portrays everything a good movie should, especially the actors staff and people who worked on the movie I respect them... The music really makes the movie liven up as well.

[@baierogers5096]

This movie was brilliant: excellent cinematography (by the incomparable Roger Deakins), beautiful score (by the amazing Thomas Newman), and top-notch acting from both new and old cast members. Definitely my favorite Daniel Craig Bond movie (so far)!

[@OceanHedgehog]

This is why Voldemort hates Muggles.

[@zinnh]

GOD THIS WOMAN COULD JUST SIT ON A CHAIR AND SAY NOTHING AND JUST CAPTIVATE YOU. TOTALLY AMAZING DELIVERY OF THAT POEM.MAYBE SHE SHOULD DO A COMPILATION OF GREAT POEMS LOVE TO HEAR HER QUOTE SOME SHELLY. WE BOW TO YOU MS DENCH ....LEGEND !!!!!

[@hystericalwolf]

At the beginning; "Seems you've passed, by the skin of your teeth" Later in the film; *Bond sprints half way across London*. Edit: this is such an awesome scene. Possibly the best in the entire series.

[@anurag1588]

Such an underrated scene

[@ranjumace]

Watching this iconic scene during the covid lockdown..

[@GrissomLovesSara]

It's also about how life is a circle; what goes around, comes around, and you can't run from your past, you have to face it and to carry on, you have to love someone

[@darthrevan27]

Amazing Scene acting,music everything perfect

[@geofffleming12]

This peom contextualizes Bond in the 21st century. It's masterful cinema, worthy of Bond in a way that it rarely is. The peom is perfect both in it's meaning, and by being excruciatingly English. There is no question in that moment that "M" would stand unabashedly defiant in the face of his attack.

[@akhileshkumargajendra2661]

Masterpiece poetry hits the movie.

[@NotYourDay123]

It's part of a much longer piece by Tennyson but in terms of its relevance to the movie a large part of what made Skyfall unique among Bond films is that it questioned the role of Bond and MI6 itself through the enquiry against M. As such she quotes this section of the poem to say that despite how the world has changed those who would seek to protect it are still committed to doing so despite time and circumstance weakening herself,Bond and MI6 overall. Hence "to strive,to seek and not to yield"

[@nickdorenkamp959]

Over 10 years later and that the questions this film asks are still relevant today especially with the rise of Artificial Intelligence.

[@danpressland828]

Dame Judy really nails this scene. It's pretty much perfect.

[@terrysky83]

The part of the poem read by M is just magical. Not the strength that in the old days moved earth and heaven. It's fitting to the current situation of Great Britain, the SIS, and of course James Bond. But like always, Bond will return, and so will the British Empire.

[@gydave]

This poem keeps me going whenever I feel low!

[@mendesanafriv5148]

Voldemort saved M ....eheheh

[@VarietyVideoGamer]

The mans name was Alfred Tennyson who became poet Laureate to the queen of England and his poem is called Ulysses because that is the Roman translation of Odysseus from Greek mythology, the poem in a literal sense is about him returning to Ithaca and everyone there is idle.

[@alexcarter6446]

M was right with every word she said including the part she said that our enemies are not nations but individuals.

[@TimSchweizer]

Best scene. Brilliant actress.