Spectre (2015) Movie REACTION | James Bond | First Time Watching

A cryptic message from James Bond's past sends him on a trail to uncover the existence of a sinister organization named SPECTRE. With a new threat dawning, Bond learns the terrible truth about the author of all his pain in his most recent missions. Here's Nikki & Steven's reaction to Skyfall.
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[@NikkiStevenReact]

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[@pudder68]

Madaline was also in Inglorious Bastards! She was the oldest daughter of Mr. LaPadite , the Frenchman in the opening scene at the farmhouse

[@grant4360]

Fun fact, there was no parade or festival like at the beginning for dia de los muertos before this movie, but now there is one in Mexico City every year because of the success of the one in the movie. Also, the helicopter fight scene was so well choreographed that people on the ground thought it was real and were freaking out because no one told them about it. As far as drilling into a specific part of the brain to mess with someone's memory, I don't know for sure, but I would heavily suspect no. Memory, like most things of the brain, is a bit of a mystery however we do know that memory isn't locally stored. Instead information is stored as a "nerve net". Imagine that a single neuron is at a traffic light, standard intersection with 4 roads leading to it. That information can still be accessed from three different directions if there is a car wreck on the road you are on, similarly where if a nerve pathway is damaged... kinda. Hope that makes sense. If you want to read a bit more about how the brain functions in a practical sense, a good book to start would be "we know it when we see it" by Richard Masland PhD; it is strangely apropos to that situation in the movie because it talks a lot about facial recognition. The net at the bottom of the construction site that bond jumps onto while carrying madeline, in real construction those are there to catch debris to prevent it from falling on anyone below.

[@tjbosslyfe342]

The next movie bring tissues . I think the 5th movie the best . Action plus good drama . Definitely a tear will come to the eye .

[@waynedockett4212]

batista and cena best wresting actors???? lmbo!!!!!!

[@MrYamaha2306]

@NikkiStevenReact , 16,31 that woman was Monica Bellucci, not Matrix lady Carrie Ann-Moss

[@robbob5258]

The scene where they blow up Blofeld's base is actually the largest practical explosion ever done for a movie. They used 10,000 liters of fuel and 33kgs of explosives. Strange that such a record would go to a bond film, but it looks amazing so who cares.

[@portland-182]

A rubble net is fairly standard when destroying tall buildings, and Bond noticed it earlier.

[@TeenTyrant]

It’s not really made clear, since this is a different continuity, but in the old 007 continuity, Blofeld was Bond’s original archenemy. Like this continuity, they built him up over several films, with the Soecter organization being the connecting tissue, and all the prior villains being either subordinates or allies of Blofeld. Thats why his revelation was made to be so dramatic, the reveal of his name played to be so significant. Put quite simply, Blofeld is James Bond’s Joker.

[@andreademarchi7495]

I think the Joker of Bond is Silva,but its debatable

[@philproffitt8363]

If older fans didn't guess...the white cat confirmed 😁

[@TeenTyrant]

@andreademarchi7495 It’s more about the status of most personal archenemy that marks someone as the status of so-and-so’s Joker, in the way that I described. If we’re talking actual behavior, then yes, Silva was more like the Joker, particularly Heath Ledger’s, than Blofeld. Blofeld is more like the Lex Luthor in terms of behavior.

[@electronash]

I knew the name before seeing this at the cinema, as I'd seen all the previous Bond movies several times. But I still don't think Spectre made a big enough impact with that "reveal". I think, for a modern audience who might not have seen the originals, they could maybe have shown some flashback clips on a monitor, of the original Blofeld, and other enemies. (without showing past Bonds, obviously. That would have been weird. lol)

[@electronash]

And like a lot of supervillians in other movies, he was supposed to be super-smart in this. But he still didn't notice nor confiscate Bond's watch. Christoph's character, of all people, would have known about the watch. OK, I know it's just a movie, but you see what I mean. lol

[@agffans5725]

Can we appreciate the Mr. White Spectre villain (Jesper Christensen) who got to survive 3 Bond movies without actually being killed by Bond, but ironically killing off fellow Danish villain actor Mads Mikkelsen in Casino Royal.

[@orangewarm1]

I work in construction health and safety. Those nets are made to hold 1 tonne of falling concrete. That's how Bond knew he could jump and it wouod hold.

[@danielruiz8259]

Fun fact: The intro, with the parade of Día de Muertos (Day of the Death), was purely fictional, traditionally, Día de Muertos is celebrated in households or cemeteries, where families can connect with their departed loved ones, but after the movie, Mexico City took the idea of the parade and make it real the following year of the movie release, the parade included many of the costumes and props which were used in the movie and is a new way to celebrate Día de Muertos that is still going.

[@billbill6094]

Bond out here altering big holidays.

[@Obyvvatel]

@@billbill6094 if the idea was lame they wouldn't do it

[@M1ManOwaR]

I've had a live of the holiday for years, so when I saw that seeing, I was like, "I must attend this at least once in my life". Not knowing it wasn't real. Then. Now that I know it's real though....

[@babalonkie]

It's clobbering time! The net at the end is a net to stop rubble falling onto workman's heads in a unstable building.

[@Dizzy473]

Q has always been a wonderful character that Desmond Llewelyn brought to life for so many films. When they went with a much, much younger Q I really didn't know what to expect but Ben Whishaw delivered a really great performance for the new Q, a different Q but just as memorable and fun.

[@pobstrel]

Desmond lived in a big mansion house behind the sports field of my junior school in Bexhill On Sea. It was on the High street in the old town. When we played rounders and had to wait our turn to bat, we used to look through a gap in the fence! For some reason the current owners have filled in the outdoor swimming pool.

[@billbill6094]

He plays off of Daniel really really well.

[@jamesbond99]

agreed also i don't know how many times Desmond Llwelyn would have been Q if he hadn't die do to the accident he was in. im pretty sure it would not have been that much more considering how old he was doing the brosnan era

[@CYB3R2K]

I really don't like him being gay this time around though.

[@billbill6094]

@@CYB3R2K Him being gay is a background detail relegated to a single pronoun used in the very last movie. At no point is this man going bareback on any other man which is the only concievable way I can see that making the most prudish people uncomfortable.

[@AlexKnight009]

* After reading a number of James Bond novels, I was able to start piecing together what is required to become a Double-O Agent. The first requirement is, that they hand-pick you. Not the other way around, and they hand-pick their agents from 3 different British special forces units, such as: the "Special Boat Service", the "Special Air Service" and the "3 Commando Brigade". When they are chosen, they are simply transferred to military intelligence. To be precise, "Military Intelligence Section 6"(M.I.6). M.I.6 quite literally *IS* the Double-O Section. * Keep in mind though, that M.I.6 is not the same thing as the "Secret Intelligence Service"(S.I.S.). The S.I.S. is not military. They are the equivalent to the U.S.A.'s "C.I.A.", and both organizations operate out of the same building, which is at "85 Albert Embankment, Vauxhall, Lambeth" obviously in London, England. The fact that both entities operate out of the same building, has confused a lot of people for a lot of years. Bear in mind, military intelligence is not some big secret. There is Army Intelligence, Naval Intelligence, Airforce Intelligence, even Marine Intelligence. * What M.I.6 is about, is it's a collaboration of military intelligence from all 4 branches of the military, so that they're all on the same page, and not stepping on each others toes. As far as intelligence investigations and enforcement field work goes, the Double-O Section is supposed to be the best of the best of the best(so to speak). Imagine having that kind of responsibility, pressure and stress. The Double-O Agents are active military "Intelligence Officers"(the S.I.S. call their field agents "Case Officers", because their not military). As you know, the head of M.I.6 is typically called "M"(which actually stands for "Minister of State for Defense Procurement"). * In the S.I.S., the "Chief Director" is simply referred to as "C"(I mean, when you gotta come up with a nickname.......just come up with something. Right lol?). When a member of one of these special forces units are transferred to M.I.6, they become "Intelligence Officer Field Agents". They begin with an entry-level position, and a 3 digit numerical cryptonym is added to their service number. Entry-level field agents are given a number between "100-999". If M.I.6 feels that an agent might make an effective Double-O, they are promoted to the level of "O-Agent"(Oh-Agent) status, and their code prefix is changed to a number between "010-099". * Until such time that M.I.6 is confident that the agent stands a good chance of surviving extremely dangerous investigation/enforcement missions. On that day, M changes their field agent status to "Double-O", and their code prefix to a number that is typically between "001-0013". Simply because there has never been more than 13 Double-O Agents at any one time. She'll simply give them the first number that's available, starting with "001". If all 13 Double-O numbers have already been assigned to other agents, that agent then becomes the very first "0014". * Just to give you an idea of how that works. As we learned in "Casino Royale", the very last requirement to become a Double-O Agent, is that your record has to show that you've killed in the line of duty at least twice. As a side note, "Ernst Stavro Blofeld"(real name "Franz Oberhauser") is *"NOT"* Bond's blood brother. He is his "adoptive" brother. In other words, when Bond's parents were assassinate with that "climbing accident"(read the novel "Carte Blanche"), and Bond inherited the "Skyfall Lodge"(but signed it over to Mr. Kincade and *HIS* family) Bond's father's best friend "Hannes Oberhauser"(Blofeld's father, mentioned in the "Octopussy" short story) took him in, and adopted him(making Bond and Blofeld adoptive brothers). * That would mean that Bond used to call Blofeld and his father "Hannes and Franz"(you know....like the Saturday Night Live sketch....um....never mind). Hannes was an Olympic Alpine Skier, and was training Franz to become an Olympic skier(this might be how Blofeld was such a good skier in "On Her Majesty's Secret Service"). Then, when Hannes adopted Bond, he began to train him for Olympic Alpine Skiing. Bond excelled at it so quickly, and Bonded(pun intended) with Hannes like Franz never had. This pushed him over line and he tried to kill them both by causing an avalanche. One that he got caught up in as well. * Bond and Franz both survived, but Franz ran away, made his way in the direction of France, and eventually legally changed his name, while Bond's aunt "Charmian Bond" flew to "Kitzbuhel, Austria", and took him back to "Pett Bottom, England" where she lived, and owned a 5-star restaurant in "Canterbury" that had a *VERY* impressive wine cellar(could this be how Bond became a connoisseur? Seems pretty obvious). There are also murmurings that she even owned her own vineyard on the property of where her own personal home was located. This is where Bond begins attending "Eton College", and is where the "Young Bond" novel called "SilverFin" begins.....

[@givepeasachance7]

That was really interesting, thanks for posting.

[@AlexKnight009]

@@givepeasachance7 * My pleasure. I forgot to mention that entry-level MI6 field agents are called "1-0"(One-Oh) Agents, and that SPECTRE actually stands for: "Special Executive for Counter-intelligence, Terrorism, Revenge and Extortion". Also, as best as can be believed possible, the Daniel Craig Bond film continuity plays out something like this: *2006* - "Casino Royale" and "Quantum of Solace" *2007* - "Operation: Cowslip"(GoldenEye pre-titles sequence) *2010* - James Bond 007: Blood Stone(video game) *2012* - "Skyfall", and *2015* - "SPECTRE". * Then, in *2016* - "Dr. No", "From Russia with Love", "Goldfinger"(see the video game called "007 Legends"), "GoldenEye", "Thunderball", "Tomorrow Never Dies", "You Only Live Twice", "The World is Not Enough" and "On Her Majesty's Secret Service"(see "007 Legends") *2017* - "Diamonds are Forever", "Live and Let Die", The Man with the Golden Gun", "The Living Daylights", "The Spy Who Loved Me" and "Operation: Put-n-Take"(pre-titles sequence of "Die Another Day") *2018* - "Die Another Day"("007 Legends"), "Licence to Kill"("007 Legends"), "Moonraker"("007 Legends"), "For Your Eyes Only", "Octopussy", "Never Say Never Again" and "A View to a Kill" *2021* - "No Time to Die". * So far, that is the most popular theory on how the other Bond films fit into Daniel Craig's Bond universe. The reason why I bring up "007 Legends", is just in case you wanna see what those missions would look like in the Daniel Craig continuity. The game suggests that these other films take place in between "Quantum of Solace" and "Skyfall", but that's not possible, because Moneypenny doesn't become M's personal secretary until the end of "Skyfall". All the other films show us that Moneypenny is already M's personal secretary, and is already well acquainted with Bond. Also, there's a theory that M faked her death in "Skyfall". She may have only passed out, but Bond thought she had passed away. * Keep in mind, in the Daniel Craig Bond films, her character's name is "Olivia Mansfield". However, in the Pierce Brosnan Bond films, her character's name is "Barbara Mawdsley". Is it possible that she faked her death because of the assassination attempts on her. Perhaps she got a rhytidectomy, colored her hair, and changed her identity. Bond would know that the Skyfall estate is only about a mile away from "Ballachulish Medical Center". So when Bond realized that she still had a pulse, he may have told Mr. Kincade to try to keep her warm, bandage the wound and put pressure on it. * He may have then jogged to the village of Ballachulish(about a mile from Skyfall), and went with the paramedics so that he can direct them to the chapel on the Skyfall estate, or perhaps he was able to call headquaters for a helicopter. At the Ballachulish Medical Center, M may have told Bond of her intentions to fake her death, and step down as the "Chief Minister of Intelligence", to the position of "Deputy Minister", or "Junior Minister" who knows. There has to be those who can serve as "acting" Minister, for when the "Chief" Minister is off duty. They can't do their job if they don't eat or sleep. * Then when she steps up to the position of Chief Minister in GoldenEye, she's had her rhytidectomy, she's got her new identity, and during Bond's "first" meeting with her, they have to act as though they're meeting for the first time. O.k., so maybe it seems like a clumsy effort to fix that continuity problem, but I think it works. Bond faked his death in "You Only Live Twice". Even Moneypenny faked her death in the novel "The Moneypenny Diaries: Final Fling". Name's Alex...Alex Knight. I'll have a gin martini. Stirred!...Not shaken🍸

[@JonH611]

One of my favorite openings ever. The production design, the cinematography, the action, it's all exceptional.

[@stefanfeyle1096]

Madeline Swan is played by French actress Lea Seydoux, who also played the killer Sabine Moreau in M:I 4 who fell out of the Burj Khalifa.

[@paulallaker8450]

Spectre was OK, but it's main job was to set up No Time To Die. I have enjoyed watching these movies with you both. 👍🏻

[@Jigsaw407]

Little known fact: the 007 stands for the 0.07% of damage compensation that insurance companies are still willing to offer the MI6. 😄

[@chadfalardeau5396]

It was also the number of the bus that Ian Fleming regularly rode

[@MarcoMM1]

Also it's a discovered a German diplomatic code that British codebreakers snagged during the First World War: 0-0-7-0. It's known as a triumph in military intelligence. Like a lot of the details Fleming lifted for his espionage stories, the code got altered a bit. He gave it that shiny Bond polish.

[@katashworth41]

@@chadfalardeau5396it’s still the same route though now run by National Express as a coach.

[@awesomness36]

Yes, the widow is Monica Belluci from The Matrix, a goddess that casting directors refused during the Brosnan era allegedly calling her too too foreign, or non-American. Brosnan called them fools and rightfully so.

[@alucard624]

Belluci was in her prime during that era so those directors were blind big time. Shes still a smoke show.

[@lifeoftennis1285]

Monica Belluci was like the Marilyn Monroe of the 90s

[@maximillianosaben]

I'd have still been 12 when I saw The Matrix Reloaded in theaters, and Monica Bellucci sure left a lasting impression... Can't wait to see her in Beetlejuice Beetlejuice!

[@joeybossolo7]

MB is still smokin’ hot.

[@byteme007]

They refused her during the Brosnan era!? Sweet Jesus, back then she was female perfection, and even today she makes me melt into my shoes.

[@mrriff5681]

Spectre in the first 5 Connery films stood for SPecial Executive for Counter-intelligence Terrorism Revenge Extortion

[@HopplyYT]

Fun fact: Daniel Craig actually filmed a-lot of this film with a broken leg. (at-least the intro of the movie where he chases man-bun). There's a nice documentary on the 007 KZbin channel. Also update: This has the biggest explosion in movie history (Blofeld's base explosion).

[@orangewarm1]

Doesn't even look as good as the Robocop explosions.

[@billbill6094]

He filmed the fight with Bautista with his leg broken. They replaced his cast with a thin splint to be able to hide under his tuxedo pants, but if you go frame by frame in certain parts you can see the outline.

[@HopplyYT]

@@orangewarm1 it's literally a real explosion.. 😭

[@HopplyYT]

@@billbill6094 Yeah, I forgot all the parts he filmed with it, super impressive. Can't start to imagine running on a broken leg..

[@kevinhansen8211]

Christoph Waltz was also great in Django Unchained. The scar that Blofeld had was an homage to the original Blofeld actor Donald Pleasance, he was the first Blofeld whose face we saw, before that all we saw was his cat sitting in his arms. I liked it, it was a nice tie into Sean Connery and You Only Live Twice.

[@raytalbot5890]

Daniel filmed the opening part of the film with a broken leg, he said let’s keep filming due to the time constraints, people & helicopter… that’s tough 👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@CoDn00Bee]

The net in the MI6 building was there because the building was set to be demolished and is a safety precaution to stop potential falling debris. Bond looked up as soon as he entered the building, and he knew the net should be able to catch them

[@ActualFactualMagic]

I think they established earlier that the headquarters would be demolished and it is normal for safety nets to be put in place inside of buildings about to be demolished so that crews can pass under on lower floors without worrying about falling objects. They do this in new construction too.

[@Iggolfing]

I think this film is a great story setup for the next one and also a great tie in to the previous ones hence it being a little slower. Blofelds original character from the early James Bond movies actually influenced the creation of “Dr Evil” in the Austin powers movies 👍🏼

[@pudder68]

Musical artsy opening are and have been iconic to Bond films since the beginning of the franchise.

[@jamesbond99]

same here

[@user-kc7vw5co9u]

the bond girl is also in Inglourious Bastards, she plays one of the 3 daughters of m. La Padite in the beginning, they were escorted out when Blofeld wanted to interrogate La Padite

[@frankknudsen8803]

That fight scene with Bautista on the train is the best scene in the movie. I don't know if its intentional, but Bautista's character reminds me of Robert Shaw in From Russia with Love. A big, hulking, physical superior henchman.

[@franciscoojeda8986]

It's a construction net specifically for that. If the building during preparations for demolition begins to crumble, people can jump into the net to save themselves instead of trying to run out.

[@xl081]

Christoph Waltz also plays Dr.Schultz in Django Unchained 💡

[@NikkiStevenReact]

Haven’t seen that one yet. It’s on our list though

[@xl081]

@@NikkiStevenReact really 🫨

[@kyleemery2798]

"with the way he clobbered her. But not the way he's about to clobber her... now..." Classic!

[@blacksheep_edge1412]

30:49 That was an Arsenal Firearms AF2011A1. Which is a double barrel Colt .45 with dual 8 round single stack magazines. A real oddity of modern firearms manufacturing, yet really cool.

[@gpaje]

I love the fact that the Glass Onion was a reunion for Daniel Craig and David Bautista, both playing quite different characters from this movie.

[@noxida1]

Fun fact, the dialogue in the torture scene is pretty much lifted directly from "Colonel Sun" the Kingsley Amis continuation James Bond novel written after Ian Fleming's death. It's the only James Bond film that officially uses scenes or dialogue from a non-Fleming Bond novel (there's definitely scenes non-officially inspired by sequences from other non-Fleming Bond novels). Theres even a thanks to the Kingsley estate in the credits.

[@respawnmodtrolling]

i swear this was the best series yall have done bruh

[@orangewarm1]

Have they done Bourne?

[@givepeasachance7]

@@orangewarm1 Good idea, hardly anyone reacts to those and they're edge of your seat movies.

[@cameron120587]

The town they staged the day of the dead parade didn’t have that before the movie came to town, but it was so popular with the locals that the city set it up as an annual holiday.

[@traydevon]

I can’t wait for the next one. Ready for Nikki’s reaction to that one. 🤣🤣

[@007MoMoney]

Out of all of Craig's 007 films, this one is my favorite. I like how Q told Bond that his watch had a "loud alarm" and later it ended up being a bomb.

[@solitarymaninblack]

41:45 He was also in Alita Battle Angel.

[@ronaldreardon4891]

And Django Unchained.

[@russellpetrie119]

in the uk on building sites they have safety nets incase you fall off especialy tall buildings

[@kirishima638]

The day of the dead setting was so awesome. It even inspired a real annual event.

[@MarcoMM1]

Great reaction guys like always, there are some fun-facts about this one, Largest explosion in a single take in filming history was in this movie. According to the Guinness Book of World Records, the largest film stunt explosion was the destruction of Blofeld's base in Spectre. It was staged in Morocco, using 10,000 litres of fuel and 33kg of explosives. The total explosive yield was equivalent to 68 tonnes of TNT. The opening sequence in Mexico's Day of the Dead is shot in one take for several minutes with no cuts. (one take that was 4 minutes) The fight scene (and the love that followed) is an homage to the Orient Express scene from "From Russia with Love". That film is notable, for one reason, because of the fight scene between Robert Shaw's character and Bond. Amazing films, both of them. Daniel Craig while filming the fight scene with Dave Bautista, Craig accidentally breaks Dave nose after being punched. Monica Belucci portray as the oldest Bond Girl to date. Daniel Craig did most of the movie a broken leg. And the Aston Martin car is one of a kind model and is build specifically for the movie. Keep up the good work.

[@peterlenham3180]

The scene in Mexico wasnt filmed in one take, thats impossible. Instead its filmed in segments, then seamlessly edited together to look like one take.

[@MarcoMM1]

@@peterlenham3180 according to Sam Mendes Spectre, begins with a tracking shot that appears to go on for a full four minutes before the first cut. That what he said in a interview to Hollywood Reporter (note: I didn't that ALL the begging scene are one take)

[@peterlenham3180]

@@MarcoMM1Well yes, each segment of filming is around a few minutes, then all of them are edited together. What Im saying is its impossible to film that entire scene from beginning to end, all at once. It has to be filmed in sections, then made to look like one long take.

[@arthurcamargo8416]

Dave Bautista had only one line, but you notice that he nailed the accent! Also, it is not real to erase specific memories. Memory is too complex and involves many parts of the brain to work that way. You can disrupt certain pathways and even disable portions of the brain like that. He was drilling into the area that controls speech called Wernicke's area with the second drilling, so his ability to speak coherently or understand what he was reading or hearing. The first drilling, is the part responsible for learning non-verbal information, like music or even playing baseball! He probably would have not been able to be a spy anymore, unless he had advanced care immediately. Except it's Bond, so he'll be back to normal with a brief rest and a short walk! Also, mentioning Vesper Lynd is a bit different.... in previous Bonds, women were more of a commodity (hence why they simply got lumped together as "Bond Girls") and were more or less disposable. Mentioning her is humanizing both Bond and Vesper all the more. We realize that she really was important to James; it adds dimension to his character!

[@OriginalPuro]

"wow, first time he didn't kill a bad guy" Second to last scene in Quantum, thank you.

[@user-uc8kr1pl6b]

The ringing in the ears, thats in my head constantly, Tinnitus. Denbeigh = Andrew Scott = Pvt Hall in band of brothers,ep 2 Day of Days

[@noahstudeman]

I love the helicopter stunt at the beginning of the film. Since it was a painted Red Bull stunt chopper and the pilot is a red bull pilot as well.

[@Mis7erSeven]

To answer one of your questions: Theoretically it should be possible to erase someone's memory by piercing specific parts of the brain, since the brain structure is what stores all of our thoughts, memories and emotions. But the part responsible for remembering faces is in a completely different spot. Blofeld messed this up.

[@billbill6094]

We know that memory isn't nearly as localized as previously thought, multiple studies have been done on people with brain damage, lobotomies, even rats with different specific parts of their brains surgically removed, and the specific memories being looked for are usually still there. You can teach a rat a route through a maze or the conditions which they'd get food, and no matter what part of their brain you remove, even those often considered as memory storage, the memory rarely disappears, for example. IDK if the writers thought that far but that's probably why Bond wasn't affected at all in the way Blofeld described.

[@BarrettSendrowski]

Hoyte Van Hoytema was the cinematographer on this film so that’s why it’s so phenomenally shot. He’s amazing.

[@EugeneAbuderby]

First , Thanks for gifting me the membership this month. was super excited to see that. Thanks!.... been enjoying the bond reactions a lot

[@babotond]

bautista was also in blade runner 2 . . .

[@alderneyscoucer90]

The plane scene brings back memories, used to fly on it when it was used as a commercial aircraft for Aurigny

[@BakerBill66]

Have really enjoyed your reactions to these! 👍👍

[@monikavec]

loved the menu clap and chaos is a ladder reference haha

[@zvimur]

10:59 By the lack of "God, he is in this one?!", you need to watch "Sherlock"😮.

[@monikavec]

that’s what i thought - the lack of reaction seeing andrew scott calls for a sherlock marathon 😏

[@billbill6094]

Nobody needs to watch that god awful Sherlock Holmes adaptation. Monk had better mystery storytelling.

[@MamadNobari]

@@billbill6094 To be fair the first season is probably not bad, though I haven't seen that show in years and don't remember a thing. Even Hannibal is a better detective show honestly, and the detective in that show just goes schizo and gets divine revelations about the cases and that's how he solves them lmao.

[@Sliverhand77]

The Compound explosion and the Helicopter scene were both done completely practically

[@user-ic4oh7dc1w]

Need a 10 hour loop of that welcome back to the channel..it's def quality

[@yvettelang1961]

Bond's exploration scenes are called "Bond Moves". You extra points in the games for making them happen.

[@MothproofKT]

Now you’ve reacted to all Daniel Craig Bonds, Nikki I can’t believe you actually asked if Blowfeld’s eye was a bomb in this one despite it not happening until the next movie!! Don’t know how but good call! I’m genuinely going to miss Daniel as Bond. He brought so much grit and heart to the role that we hadn’t seen with other Bonds. Watched along live for the last one but will come back for your reaction video when it’s uploaded. Hope you’re all doing good - Katie

[@RasmaRose]

He literally said "I won't be long" to the lady.... And then never saw her again. 😎🤙🏼 She's the one who lives. MoneyPenny: "what makes you think you can trust me?" Bond: "Um. You shot me. Yeah. You owe me."

[@traydevon]

Again, the No Time to Die reaction CANNOT come soon enough! I’m clicking on that one as soon as it’s posted. 😅

[@solitarymaninblack]

35:06 Out of Bullets is a great song. Plays at the end too.

[@catfrab]

Not sure if you spotted it but Lea Seydoux (Madeleine/Dr Swan) was in Inglorious Basterds too. She played Charlotte LaPadite, one of the four sisters in the opening scene with Christoph Waltz as Col Hans Landa.

[@twittertwice]

You will love Donald craig with Harrison Ford in Cowboys and Aliens Live Nikkis response to children Road to Perdition .., Tom Hanks, Daniel Craig and Paul Newman

[@markharris1125]

I've never seen anyone react to that film!

[@k.delpino1124]

Both based on graphic novels. Among the most successful to be adapted to film.

[@RaptorNX01]

Cowboys and Aliens is such an under-appreciated film.

[@DShipp85]

The Rock, Bautista, & John Cena would be my best wrestler turned actor.

[@tomaskennedy]

36:56 Daniel Craig once said in an interview that he was amazed at how fast Dave Bautista was able to move for such a big guy.

[@kylewestlake982]

Always loved this one!

[@ryneleslie2711]

Skyfall was the best of the series...followed very very closely by the one your doing next...no time to die ..honestly I think that is my emotional favorite...Skyfall is a tighter movie but I absolutely loved no time

[@Julini89]

I have loved these bond reactions I am still crossing my fingers for you guys to do some of the older movies with Moore, Connery, and Brosnan. That would be amazing especially goldeneye would be so cool to watch.

[@TahiriVeila13ABY]

Lol, how could they not understand why that net was there? Building being prepped for demolition = giant hole workers could fall into = net to keep said worker from, you know... dying. Enjoyable reaction nonetheless. Looking forward to the next one. Easily the Bond film with the most emotion and heart (also cool explosions and action stuff) It's also my favorite of the series. This movie is underrated. It's better than people give it credit for (imo).

[@wren7195]

I love you guys, you['re so fun. Thanks for the reaction!

[@Gavrev]

You'll be pleased to know that the logic of the netting that Bond and girl jumped into in the old MI5 building would've been residual health & safety equipment for the demolition crew to make working in a half crumbled building safer - if anything fall-wise would have happened to any of them it would've caught them in similar fashion. An enjoyable movie share guys, and another great Bond flick. All the best villains have a plausible quality to their motives. The more, as a writer, you can make an audience empathise with the villain, the better the character.

[@harbscantina]

Best line I heard in a Bond film was in (I think) Goldeneye when Money Penny said to bond "You might be a cunning linguist, but I'm a master debater."

[@firedrake9021]

After you've done No Time to Die, I highly recommend the Olympic short film 'Happy and Glorious'. Delightful. Apologies if others have already mentioned it.

[@johnirwing2571]

The day of the dead is a long established event, however I don’t believe it was celebrated in this way until the film. After its completion all the sets, props and costumes were left behind and were used by the population first subsequent celebrations. (I think)

[@davidbeyerle6996]

I heard that also. They would celebrate but thedxs movie exaggerated and sort of inspired people to do a Mardi Gras version of Dia de los Muertos.

[@InnerFury]

I loved your videos and reactions :)

[@Wade978]

You really do reactions for the classic Bond movies. You'll be missing out on legendary awesomeness

[@pricemoore2022]

Awesome reaction of my favorite James Bond movie!!!!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@philmullineaux5405]

He was also in, Alita, Battle Angel!

[@marcusthecarcass6065]

There was a procedure where people would stick an ice pick through the eye socket to try and sever neural connections called a lobotomy which is similar to the double eye needles.

[@Nightwatchman53]

The actress who plays Madeleine was the assassin in MI4:Ghost Protocol..

[@catfrab]

I love Nikki's reaction to the head piercing scene haha 😂 brilliant!

[@billmorris8358]

Before l start, gotta say, just luuuurve Nikki’s hair!

[@hoodwinkiez]

The next one is just amazing and unique. Hope I get to catch the live stream, but I'd still watch it later. I love the final Craig movie.

[@cosmin-ionutsmaranda-catan5823]

The helicopter aerobatics were performed by an American pilot, Charles "Chuck" Aaron, call sign Malibu.

[@billmorris8358]

49:59 apparently, the massive explosion wiping out Blofelds lair was the biggest cinematic pyrotechnic detonation in movie history!

[@XENONEOMORPH1979]

zip tie it does work done it myself , the net is foe loose debris due to the building not safe so if anyone on ground floor the net will catch it.

[@yodanerd]

Batista was also great as Jodie Fosters Nurse/Enforcer in Hotel Artemis.

[@bobbates5507]

SPECTRE: the SPecial Executive for Counter-intelligence, Terrorism, Revenge, and Extortion.

[@clarencewalker3925]

As stated by Dr. No.

[@EScoglio]

I think Batista is easily the best wrestler turned actor. He's the one that has really tried doing different things. He's done action and comedy and drama and horror and he always gives it his all each time. Cena has gotten much better, but I think he needs a good director to pull out the best from him.

[@dnish6673]

Cena is good in comedies, Johnson is good in action comedies, Austen is pretty bad, Hogan was worse. Others like Edge, Rousey, Andre, Piper, HHH have been good in particular roles they have been given, which is basically down to good directing.

[@stanjohnstone8874]

"Its clobberin time " waaaaa made me nose spurt my coffee ---- ha ha ha ha

[@robanthonyeadon]

Happy Birthday, Steven! 🍻

[@HerbertTwack]

The zip-tie thing is legit; works with regular zip-ties and duck tape (the fabric type). You have to commit to it though and it won't work with proper plastic handcuffs or the brown plastic parcel tape.

[@SalGomez]

What you're missing is, Bond intended for his whereabouts to discovered by his superiors at some point so that the people he trusts will help him, including "M"

[@katashworth41]

I saw this in IMAX was worth the money, then in my local cinema (where the Irish Sea was so angry it drowned out the opening.) The cinema is literally feet from the sea. Fun both times though.

[@markwilkinson1411]

Been waiting for this so much

[@stephenkometz7536]

If you haven’t watched it yet watch Army of the Dead with Batista freaking love that movie and he’s awesome in it.

[@ogrosch4568]

The stunts in the whole Bond Series where allways outstanding.

[@JSThriller]

Btw, the big explosion was known for being the largest explosion ever on film up to thar point

[@templarpg]

Fun fact in the fight scene with Batista, Daniel Craig accidentally broke his nose. Batista being Batista shrugged it off but Craig nearly sh1t himself lol

[@Kardiac]

Similar to the previous, it's a pity you haven't seen all the previous Bond films. If you had then there's a lot in this that you'd pick up on. For instance the second the white cat appears you'd know Waltz is playing Blofeld. Even if off YT, it's worth watching Connery's You Only Live Twice for Donald Pleasance's Blofeld which this harks back to. Skyfall's still my favourite of the Craig films. I'll be curious to see what you make of No Time to Die. For me it was disappointing but to grab a Roadhouse quote, opinions vary. Great react as always!

[@2tone753]

Yes, certain areas of the human brain are responsible for certain functions. Damage to these segments can have devastating consequences. In 1998 I had a massive cerebral hemorrhage, including in the left frontal lobe. Consequences: difficult to control emotions, had to relearn how to read and write, Short-term memory is almost non-existent, massive headaches at times, epilepsy, severe disability, etc. to this day. As a martial artist, I had an outstanding physique at that time, only that and an outstanding brain surgeon saved my life. You can see how severe damage to the brain can be.

[@Patriot009]

The net at the end was to catch falling debris so it doesn't land on the demolition experts as they are working.

[@geordieboy1309]

The zip tie thing is real it’s what they teach in special forces like the sas. I’ve done it myself as I didn’t believe it lol it took me like 10 attempts tho you’ve got to have your arms in the correct position and bring them down in the correct position. But it’s a nifty trick to know. W bit like ripping a apple in half with bare hands 😂

[@JulianP311]

🤣 ok, buddy!

[@peterkelly2492]

What? It's impossible to rip an apple apart using only your bare hands!

[@geordieboy1309]

@@peterkelly2492 no it’s not Bob Mortimer pulls apple apart, it’s on a comedy panel show called would I lie to you.