SKYFALL | Train Fight - Daniel Craig, Naomie Harris | James Bond
“Take the bloody shot!” For the SKYFALL train chase Daniel Craig (James Bond) and Ola Rapace (Patrice) performed their own stunts attached to safety wires while the train was travelling at 40mph.
Producer Barbara Broccoli said, “Daniel’s the reason why the action works as well as it does.”
Directed by Sam Mendes and also starring Judi Dench and Naomie Harris, as seen in this scene.
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Train conductor: "A lot of shit happening in the back, but we're late so we can't stop ever"
I don't think the train conductor can see or hear all what's going on...
Nevermind that, when the first car separated and the air line was severed, the whole train would have went into emergency and stopped immediately. But... Hollyweird thinks trains can run on two wheels too (Unstoppable) so there's that....
Actually, the Westinghouse brake should automatically stop the train.
@@samanli-tw3id yes, that's what I just said...
What? It can happen!...LOL
This movie wouldn't exist if she had a better shot
Or if M would’ve ordered not to shoot. She had no clear shot, and M knew that
@@jellyslopefall572 even the best SNIPERS know if you don't have a clean shot,you DON'T take it,in fact even men from SWAT knows it & M should have known better she wasn't on scene
@@williamrandolphjr6807 Double Os are more expendable and usually have a very short life span which M knows.
@@matthewk6731 That maybe, but that woman is supposed to be a trained SNIPER and she's in the field & seeing what's happening,& even if 00s ARE expendable he's supposed to be one of her best agents & have to do all she can; M; to make sure that he's safe, that's where the SNPER comes in, SNIPERS are suppose to think under fire,so she's friends with 007 & she'll NOT take a shot if she don't have a clear shot to do it.The whole time she was talking to M, she could have taken out that guy when she DID had a CLEAR SHOT.I think she had an AR-15 with a ZOOM IN SCOPE
@@williamrandolphjr6807 Are you people actually discussing whether a tactical decision in a movie was the correct one? :D
The most unbelievable part of this whole scene is that a LandRover Defender can top 50mph.
Thx for that info. I Had no idea.
Mine can do a bit over 70 but definitely not on gravel. And it takes about half an hour to accelerate :D
Land Rover's reputation durability and dependability was certainly pushed to the breaking point on this one.
@@blairbrown4812 nñn
Pffft. How about that it started?
3:07 How he fixes his cuffs is just too badass.
It's so manly
3:12 "did you just see that mother fuvker do that?"
Ikr, love the nonchalance, as well as, "just changing carriage," yeah, after you just destroyed it with your big brain crane skills.
This whole landing a cuff fix moment is so quintessentially Bond. Sophisticated chaos with loads of style.
Zip tie's Cop's.
The adrenaline and intensity of this Sequence is unparalleled. Even after watching the film 10 times it still makes me feel the same
Gibran Salazar I never asked for your opinion
Truth, but how come Bond didn't break his neck from falling from such height, is he immune to physics?
@@misstembo2000 are you saying all the other bond films stay true to physics..!!? Ofcourse not... It's a movie. They bend physics.. Deal with it.
It is super intense One of best Bond chase/fight sequences It gets your adrenaline pumping even while sitting
The music is heart-poundingly perfect. The editing is hard and fast but invisible. The cinematography is just... Magnifique!
Each actor brought something different as 007, but Craig was a beast when it came to chasing after the bad guys.
Agreed. From the start of Casino he is the most physical Bond, and the most realistic for a fictional hero. For that he is my favorite Bond.
@@matthewk6731 i agree he was the reason I started lifting weights ! The best bond no doubt, peak of class and masculinity
@CEO of Secularism same for me man, I just saw nttd and I almost shed a tear at the end knowing it was the last Time a will see him as bond. He was the goat !
@@gomuscup2162 sorry for Daniel Craig
@CEO of Secularism i don't suppose you've watched License To Kill or the Living Daylights. Tim Dalton is the bond you speak of besides Daniel Craig.
M: All you had to do, was follow the damn train CJ.
Ah yes the impossible mission
That mission sucks haha. Never can get it on the first try
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Hahah I hated that mission, took me so many tries
4:05 train conductor: oops, looks like we re going through a tunnel, gotta remind those two up there fighting by blowing the horn
good guy train conductor
It's kind of a shame tho as the characters could have randomly turned and see the tunnel at the last moment without the horn and it would've had the exact same effect
Don't they do it anyways everytime they enter a tunnel to ensure no animals end up infront of the train ?
@@AnakinIHateSandSkywalker yeah that's possible too. Let's hope a train conductor stops by 😅
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I will definitely miss Daniel Craig as James Bond. My childhood!
You should check out the other bonds.
Me too, I grew up with craig as my 007 and I'll miss him
GR I will also miss Daniel Craig as James Bond. He is the most authentic Bond, his acting is superb! There have been many people who have played the roll but to make it believable is not so easy, and Craig has done an excellent job.
worse Bond, unwatchable.
PG 13
"hey bond, duck" problem solved he was wearing an earpiece
In the heat of battle the eyes get tunnel vision and the mind blocks out superfluous noise so Bond most likely would not have heard her anyway.
@@matthewk6731 nu uh, he's a super agent
Ryan Squegoodasquatch there’s definitely a miss communication between the two agents but they address that in the middle of the film
He was being grappled and held by his opponent, he couldn’t duck if he wanted to.
@@mastheace5789 nu uh, he's a super agent
Fun fact : This scene was shot in two different provinces of Turkey. The first part was in Istanbul, famous Grand Bazaar and Eminönü. The train part was shot in Adana. Attentive Turkish viewers would notice that “province code” on license plates suddenly change from 34 (Istanbul) to 01 (Adana)
No one cares
@@MA-rf6bu I actually found the comment rather interesting.
@@MA-rf6bu It’s interesting actually shut up
4:41 I still see 34
I thought there was arabia or smtn. I saw Istanbul once but it wasnt like that. I dont have any idea about adana btw.
Using the motorcycle to catapult himself onto the train, nearly falling off, holding himself with one arm on the train: this Bond is a tank! Then jumping down from the excavator into the waggon and adjusting his suit like nothing happened: smooth as hell!
All with a bullet in his shoulder may I add
Yeah, not exactly what you’d call realistic
@@mihnealazar7039 which part and why do you think so?
@@jamespoole3531 that's not a bullet, that's glass shrapnel
It's not only what you do and how you do it: it is your attitude and personality that says it all. Steve McQueen was cool, but so is some of the best Bonds. Pierce Brosnan and Daniel Craig are two of the best! And to think that Ian Fleming based James Bond partially on a friend of his. The friend was David Niven. They knew each other during WWII. Both served in military force for England. And Niven had a title and rank and was extremely polished but could do the needful things James Bond did. Lots of information here. I did a lot of information. I searched a lot of places to get all of this and confirmed it. Most important to read is Nivens two books he wrote above his life.
This scene is brilliant. The first lesson ever shooter had is that when you don't have a clear shot, you don't take it, when there is any chance you could hurt friendly, you definitly don't take it. That was a 100% no shoot situation, Moneypenny knows that as a top agent, of course M would know that, but agents are just expendable for her, it's her job to make hard, or even wrong decision. It foreshadowed the action of Silva, and M kind of get what she deserved at the end. The entire film is around the controversy of intelligence agencies and their dirty jobs ("the old way") for "greater good", unlike most super agent film, it has a very good story arc.
Actually don't think Money Penny ever was a good field agent.
@@rajakr2096 doesn't matter how skilled you're, when in crunch situations you need to think clearly. If you do that, you're the best 👌
It is the same story arc as Golden Eye. Like SO much of it was the same. The out with the old and in with the new management. It is the same Bond movie where M comes in. Rogue disgruntled agent as the main bad guy.
I wouldn’t say M got what she deserved as she had other agents around the world to think about not just bond so it’s a case of losing one but saving hundreds which is a hard decision but it had to be done for the greater good bond knows this so that’s why he doesn’t take it personal Silva was betrayed by M because he overstepped his position and abused it M knew the Chinese were getting close to capturing him so she gave him up she got peace from the Chinese 6 new agents life goes on silva took it personally though that’s the difference
Except that was far too risky and it ultimately cost them the mission. James probably would have been able to defeat the agent and take back the data if M didn't demand Moneypenny to take the shot. The agents may be expendable but they are still the ones completing the missions necessary. Any decent spymaster would recognize the precariousness of the situation and listen to their agents about the uncertainty of the orders given. There is pragmatism and then there is sheer recklessness on M's part. High risk of killing the agent that was getting the data for her vs trusting the agent to sort things out himself
But... why don’t shoot 2 Times ? I mean... you miss you’r target, you retry no ?
She's probably in shock from hitting Bond
Well if she's firearms trained you'd expect things like shock to be ironed out of her as best as possible
@@morypal Agreed to a point. All the training in the world will never fully rule out being human or emotional.
Definitely, that's why I suggested as best as possible. The way she reacted is pretty suitable I would guess
you're right... i'd take a second shoot.
This is why Daniel's bond is the best.. Not much glamour just pure action
Daniel's bond is the worst, and the least Bond-like Bond. Zero class, elegance or subtlety, just a meathead bodybuilder headbutting into every scene with the very same dead facial expression.
@@Narcan885 he has shown plenty of emotion, class and elegance. Maybe not in all his movies but but the majority you COULD argue that qos was awkward but it still showed lots of emotion.
@@Narcan885 This is always said by people overwhelmed with nostalgia for old bond movies that's it. Anyone with common sense that has read the actual books knows that Craig and Dalton are the only two actors to fully portray Bond as the textbook Bond that Flemming laid down in his books.
@@A7xeno It's not about nostalgia. I have never seen most old bond movies. The fact is, Brosnan looks quintessential british gentelman. Daniel Craig looks like a gym rat KGB agent.
@@Narcan885 tbh it's argued that Brosnan was one if the worse bonds
When you're already hammered, but they pour another tequila anyway: 5:39
How you feel afterwards: 5:41-5:48
Jack steel
*sadly we lost M in this part , we will always remember you playing this role perfectly*
No, M dies later on in the film. You blithering idiot.
mezalong I assume they meant “this part” as in this movie. You blithering idiot.
@@burtyjr I was being pedantic, it's obvious what they meant. Refrain from your assumptions as they will fuck you one day, bloody idiot.
mezalong Being pedantic to a 3 month old comment, you madman. Life 👏 goals 👏
@@burtyjr you're in the same thread, you idiot. Replying is free game on here.
I love this scene because it highlights just how strong M was. She KNEW the risk, quickly processed it - and made the cold calculated call "take the shot". She is all "bigger picture" and this was illustrated in how she was willing to let agent Bronson die - knowing clearly that he was going to die. Reminds me of the scene from The Peacemaker. It is, of course, this bigger picture thinking that led to the creation of Silva and points to the larger duality of "necessary evils" that have haunted M over the years.
Bronson?
@@delta9685 Ronson
One of the greatest opening sequences in cinematic history.
3:07 was just FIRE. The way he just lands & adjusts his cuffs.
Hello beautiful lady,how are you doing
@@donaldwilfred211 Yikes
Only Brosnan did something like that : he was chasing a sniper, he had to dive and during the brief time he was under water, he adjusted his tie.
@@donaldwilfred211 simp detected. Penalty: termination.
@@lindildeev5721he did it in goldeneye after the tank chase
I like how he does this in REALLY GOOD DRESS SHOES.
He’s James Bond it’s not him if it’s not in style
The adrenaline and intensity of this Sequence is unparalleled. Even after watching the film 10 times it still makes me feel the same
Bond is Bond, always with a smoking
Craig's portrayal of Bond is one for the ages. He's a ferocious machine. He simply doesn't let go, and his relentlessness is perfectly translated into nonstop physical endurance. All while displaying the main visual traits of Bond: being resourceful and mindful of his surroundings, wearing a suit in the most uncomfortable pursuit scenarios, nonchalantly adjusting the cuffs, a cool and calm, collected demeanor - albeit interspersed with bits of frustration and annoyance - and the typical quip ready for deployment.
This makes for some really good CAT product placement.
And Land Rover, Volkswagen (Beetle I think) Omega watches 😁
des coccinelles ! 3 portes !
It's hard to decide between this and Casino Royale.
Casino Royale. Totally classy!
Casino Royale. Honestly i dont like Skyfall after this amazing pre title sequene it goes downhill quick.. i‘m among the very few people who prefer Spectre over Skyfall
@eating sugar no papa Skyfall has very cliché narrative thrusts, like when Bond refills his angriness when the Aston Martin gets destroyed. I found Casino Royale much more modern, fresh, cool and interesting graphically. Skyfall has a great intro, but after that it all goes downhill like David said. We like watching James Bond because it's one of the last bastions of masculinity. Having to put up with nerdy teenagers as Q, a clumsy feminist, a crazy homosexual, all this modernity thrust down our throats while we can easily understand the director's concept with much less heaviness, and seeing Bond wait for tens of seconds like an idiot during dialogues instead of shooting the bad guy when he's right in front of him on a ladder, and he's just tried shooting a bullet at him, is a huge step backwards towards classicism in my opinion. Casino Royale and Quantum of Solace brought something relatable and believable in a Bond that's quick on the trigger, swift, emotional. Though not entirely lost, he appears more bland here. The camera choices could have been much more thrilling in Skyfall, like when he hides in a crevasse in the wall to escape fire. A travelling shot sliding from behind the crevasse, towards to corridor, where Craig would appear running towards the camera, then the camera tracks him as he runs by, would have looked more original than learning out of nowhere there's a hole in the wall right as he hides in it. That's the type of detail Casino Royale gets right. In Skyfall, Bond doesn't magically get out of some situations, yet he still does magically get out of some others. It's random. I hate that. Casino Royale has more credibility, he's a badass and that's it. He loses once at the poker game, but it's credible. The casting is perfect, the parkour chase is a flavourful idea, opening up the way they did with the INSANE intro and MASTERFUL Chris Cornell song is well thought of. It was the perfect introduction to Craig as Bond. Plus Le Chiffre is more interesting as a bad guy. Vesper is so cute and bitchy at the same time. Every character has it.
Skyfall for sure
'Casino Royale' is overall the better film, but it has neither Deakin's lush photography nor Gassner's set designs. The latter two are amongst the main reasons why I love 'Skyfall'.
Skyfall is just amazing.
I love this film very much. This sciene made in Adana/ Turkey. This old style train wagons are not used anymore. This is just movie illusion. From Turkey with love :) ..
Skyfall is my favourite bond movie so much action
It was shot 10 years ago, was this style also not used at that time ?
@Cold Water Turkey is even better than a lot of European countries like Greece, Italy, Romania, Poland etc.
Thanks !
It's special that they didn't faded in the name of the location in this scene.
?? : "Mission failed, we'll get em next time."
cant stop watching it for several times ..it puts you in the spy mood
"That was hardly my best shot." "I'm not sure I could survive your best shot."
No time to die: We would of have seen this film already
That's true. 😢
There’s irony in the name of the movie and the time that it was supposed to be released :p
"would of have"?!
Just changing carriages was too damn sarcastic and badass at the same time 😎
0:20 the motor landed perfectly. That's pretty awesome.
I love how bond can just jump in any vehicle and immediately know how to operate it without error.
"Steel against Steel"
And it's already fuelled up!
@@terryknutson3202 Steel? Wait, but this isn't Pierce Brosnan
Works in the Matrix ;)
0:13 bike bounces backwards but magically still goes over the barrier
also he would have been thrown head first. no way he could have landed on his feet. looks so stupid lol
American cinematography for you
@@OutCast907 Sir Roger Deakins is actually British😂
Danny Craig IS Bond ... What a badass he is .... How can anyone doubt he is the best Bond?
One of the best scenes in the entire franchise. Moneypenny is awesome.
That train scene would never elevate or re-create to be original or believable. Every train scene before was real
Even if he survived being shot and being able to swim out of the water injured, that fall alone would kill him almost instantly. Falling from that height and touching the water in that position, his neck would snap in half...
Lets Not argue about how realistic James Bond is
@@nilspetermann3821. Later in the film holding breath a long time in freezing cold water. In reality that is extremly dangerous.
No
Nerd
Do not be ridiculous. He’s Bond, James Bond.
007 forever!
as the worst 007
This is my favorite Daniel Craig movie as James Bond 5:41-guess what, M, she took 'the bloody shot!'
Not just a great Bond movie, it’s a great all around movie. 🍸
Damn the fight on the train was done by Craig himself too. What a beast
Such an exciting opening And one of the rare times we see Bond fail a mission almost on the brink of death
No one realises how clever Thomas Newman was to have Eb be the held bass note playing in the end sequence, and then the train horn sounds (C Eb Ab) creating a 2nd inversion Ab major chord with the train and the soundtrack😂
I love how the train conveniently blows its whistle @ 4:07 so they both can turn around and duck before getting decapitated by the tunnel. The engine is at least 5 cars ahead and already in the tunnel w/no reason to be blowing the whistle. Plus, the whistle is crystal-clear, not muffled by the tunnel confines.
Naomi Harris Great in this scene.
When daniel craig jumps into the train and pull his sleeve up, omg from that moment I became his fan🙃🙃
I'm gonna come right out and say it - this Moneypenny is my favorite of all the versions.
honestly so many good versions- moneypenny, felix, q, both m's.
This really is one of the best Bond films out there
5:41 that’s what I call a “sky fall” lol 😂
In the opening Bond *falls* off the train because MP shot him and the name of his childhood place (House in act 3) is called *SkyFall*
One of my fav action sequences of all time.
"Just changing carriages" just too badass
The fall, in reality, can easily crack that neck before the brain simulates the pain and ofcourse the coma ensues
Just enjoy the movie for god sake, i know is not realistic. The unrealistic part make the movie more fun.
Sometimes when you are unconscious in a fall the relaxed condition actually prevents injury. Babies and drunk people often escape damage this way.
lol if were looking at realism. Bond should've been shot 50 when he was sitting in a tiny machine. That seat must be have a force field, because all the bullets just go around it
Yeah, sure, but he's James Bond.
Shut the fuck off madrchod , just enjoy the badass movie.
1:16 Just cuz it's empty doesn't mean it's no longer a weapon
Disrespecting Q again. Expensive gun. It can be used as a bluff as well.
"Take the Bloody Shot"! THATS EASY FOR HER TO SAY. She's reeling off orders from an office like she's the Bloody Queen mind you.
I love the trains in these movies where you can fight in and on it, have shoot-outs, knock down cargo, and uncouple cars and it just keeps going without even trying to stop.
In fear of hijacking, I guess you shouldn't stop on the middle of nowhere
The moment he shot the coupler the train would have come to an immediate stop. The brakes are held open by the pressure in the brake line, a broken line means the brakes clamp on, no ifs or buts. You can even hear the hiss and see the air escaping from the line in the shot!
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2:12 Bond's a prick. That was supposed to be the new car I was gifting my mother for Christmas. And Volkswagen said they haven't got another one in that colour in stock. So now I've got an 8 month wait...thanks 007 🙄
how is that his fault lol
Absolutely stunning scene. One of my most favorite
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Haha. All endorsements loaded into thw prologue. Omega, VW...
that's some very good recoil control for a fully auto glock.
Why does everyone say she should have taken another shot, she just accidentally shot one of her fellow agents, she is obviously going to be in shock and lose focus and think about what she just accidentally did
Then she shouldn't be in the field.
Um... she's supposedly a trained agent. She shouldn't have even needed M chirping in her ear to do any of that... Christ she was driving along side, she could have shot the asshole herself.
@@vampov She literally retires from the field in the movie (did you watch the movie?). They make a point of this. Character flaws are not plot holes.
You should know better, Captain Price.
@@mihnealazar7039 I'm messed up from my military career
The best opening of any Bond film.
1:09 yes sir, my man wants some cctv footage.
One of the best scene in the franchise!!
When I saw the Sniper rifle I was like: SO YOU SNIPE WITH COLT SMG 633? OHHHHHHHH COOL SETUP.
Like the best film ever of James Bond. Starting with a fight on a train full of intensity and adrenaline without failing the style.
Along with casino royale and golden eye this opening scene completed my best three bonds opening..
i love the opening sequence of Quantum of solace too!
That fall always causes me a huge lump in my throat and then that song brings tears to my eyes, , what a pop art achievement,
The greatest Chase scene since the French Connection
Most conductors are so heartless, they would give you a penalty for boarding the train without a ticket. Never mind the fact you just ripped the rear of the train.
My God, this was such a great piece of Bond cinema! So many little hooks that make it classic.
Such a shame to see those Volkswagen beetles get destroyed
The fixing of the cuffs… so 007!!!! Love this movies
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I like how the train passengers were all shocked out of their slumber by the digger busting through the roof of the train carriage, even though a guy had just been unloading an automatic weapon a few feet away for the last couple of minutes.
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Yeah, the whole thing is of course completely implausible, but still a masterpiece to watch.
@@dusty975I don't think they were able to see him or hear the sound of the shooting because the sound of the train
0:20 The motorcycle is like, *Don’t worry about me, 007. Im fine. Go after the list.* 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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@@amartyagupta9242. IKR. 😏
as in Goldeneye with 007 girl
The greatest intro of all the James Bond of Daniel Craig
don't mess with Daniel Craig because he is the master of karate, Brazilian jiu jitsu, krav maga and kickboxing.
I love this scene!! ❤
Great scene from a bond classic very emotional. Film i, miss M judi dench very much.
All you had to do, was follow the damn train, Penny!
heck of a way to start the movie.
"What was that?" *"VW Beetles ... I think"* Bond then wrecks more Beetles. Bond hates Beetles!
I think it was a shout out for Connery when he complained about the goddamn Beatles music lol.
Product placement
Worst lines in the entire film.
I love the fact when bond hits the bridge the bike just lands on it the next scene is rolling over the railing and spinning 3 times a second
When my train gets delayed, I like to think this is why
Skyfall, the best Bond movie of the decade. Also one of the best action movies of decade, along with The Raid 1 & 2, Wolf Warrior 2, Furious 7, Mission Impossible Fallout, Operation Mekong, Operation Red Sea and more.
James Pond: "if you just wanna stuntman to do the Bond job, why not choose Jackie Chan?"
A technical error noticed. When a train parts it stops in a very small interval due to drop in brake pipe pressure. But in this clip after parting both parts continue to run.
I love 007 from Italy! Fantastic sequence!
0:17 James Bond went to Mission impossible
This movie is still the best unbeatable💪💪
Casino Royale was way better
@@yippykiyay89 i respect your opinion casino royale was amazing but imo skyfall is the best🤷♂️
Assisto filmes do 007 desde que era adolescente, ficavamos esperando para assistir qdo chegava nas telas dos cinemas era a maior sensação,tecnologia avançada, cenários lindos, países diversos e o meu namorado na época, ficava tb emocionado com as lindas mulheres e os carrões, nossa tudo de bom!🥰😘😀🙏
always been a fan of Naomie Harris as Eve/Moneypenny. Great chemistry between her and Bond in a platonic manner.
This would be the best Daniel Craig’s Bond movie.
Taking the shot is the most unbelievable scene
"Take the bloody shot!" "Screw you! I can get a better shot in 3 seconds!"
I love how there just happens to be walkways bolted along the top on the boom on the excavator. He got lucky. haha
Amazing! Just like all of the 007! I love it! Can't wait for No Time to Die!
Between this and Casino Royal, I think Craig's Bond just really wanted to be a construction worker.
well noticed !
I like how Bond’s gun runs out of ammo after like 12 shots, and the enemy can fire like 400 bullets from his automatic pistol with a single magazine
you can see him reload bro
That Defender chase is fabulous 👍
Great scene!!