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This is the third of my Bond Moments series. While there have been many brilliant and memorable Bond stunts over the years, it is unfortunately harder to find a decent good-old-fashioned fist fight within the movies. Bond has become more of a man of gadgets than a man of fists. However, there are still many gems hidden amongst the pile of guns and gadgets – I start off with the more unique battles, moving slowly up the chain to the increasingly tense and suspensful showdowns. Everything 007 related (c) Danjaq, LLC, United Artists Corporation, Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc 007 and related James Bond trademarks are Trademarks of Danjaq, Inc
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lazenby’s beach fight looks decent taken out of context and without the “other fella” line
This was vid was made before Quantum came out I think….at least, definitely before it left theaters
On Her Majesty’s Secret Service
i think casino royale and golden eye should have been other way around because golden eye was more brutal and desperate they where tearing into each other
whats ohmss
that one scene in daimonds are forever I wanna say a funny coment: ha the tango dance goes wrong.
Damn great countdown, IMO the fight of Bond against Trevelyan should have been the 2nd. I would have changed the 14th (Girl Truble) for the fight against Oddjob inside the Fort Knox. Great countdown
What was the piece of music used in the ‘View to a kill’ scene?
He actually punched out a stunt man during a rehearsal fight in OHMSS.
I think the knife fight from Quantum of Solace should have been included but otherwise well done.
lazenby knew how to kick ass
@alphateam7911 when was that?
What about the one where he charges through like 30 guys on the rooftop in You only live twice? That was so cool!
Casino Royale had some freaking awesome fights.
golden gate fight is one of my favorite
Thanks
Thanks. I’ve only watched the official films so thats why theres no NSNA
Thought about commentary but just need to figure the best way to do it
Nice list. Some commentary would have been nice, and also, where was the hospital fight in Never Say Never Again? That should have been in the top 5.
Thunderball is from 1965.
Good compilation. Very enjoyable.
Yes, you are right. Horrible editing makes for an unproffessional and distracting fight scene. There is nothing better than a ferocious fight scene, with clear editing….
I would recommend one film that you, OBVIOUSLY, have not seen……..Quantum of Solace (-:
haha (forgive me, I couldn’t resist!)
The argument against crappy editing is perfectly valid for a fight with humans. In a fight scene, I want to be able to see who’s doing what, not just see a jumble of incomprehensible images that ends with one guy standing victorious. The style and quality of fight scenes has varied, but for a good fifty years they’ve at least been coherent. The recent introduction of epileptic seizure-cam is a complete failure and needs to stop NOW.
…..well…..it’s a BOND FILM! Look, your new argument is valid for a Transformers fight scene where it was difficult to differentiate what robot was delivering the beat down. However, when it comes to a film where there is a CLEAR protagonist…..it is a bit weak.
- Regardless, I will respect your opinion and say…..maybe, they put too much of the FRESH martial-arts into the scenes, to make it realistic, for the modern day trained killers.
The only ferocity of Quantum’s fights was in the pit bull that was apparently mauling the cameraman’s balls during each shot.
Call me old fashioned, call me crazy, but I prefer fight scenes in which I can actually tell what the hell is going on.
I understand that OLD BOND fans and NEW BOND fans do not mix well, but as far as ferocious goes……please review the mitchell and slate, fight scenes…..because, as far as your comment goes, you are SORELY mistaken.