Very interesting, but also subtly moving. Does anyone know what scene from Contempt Lang was complimenting Godard on?
@mykal.74242 күн бұрын
Fox producers were at fault for not having a script ready for anyone to direct. David Giler act like it was everyone else's fault and he was the main guy in the way. Sigourney Weaver is partly at fault too. She being a Co-producer had clout to put a stop to a lot of the b.s. that was going on . At that time no Alien movie wasn't moving forward without her. Plus was was sort of mean to Ralph Brown at times. It's not a terrible film . but it shouldn't have been made .
@Quanfalone6 күн бұрын
what is the song at the end?
@Twerpjuice6 күн бұрын
Where’s Elaine?
@jonathanwyatt75868 күн бұрын
I recently found out she is my first cousin through the Pratt family
@eddie124548 күн бұрын
Mr Ford's French speaking was rather good. He was really enjoying this interview and it was good to see this. I think he liked the French. Mr Ford could be very funny too.
@epaddon10 күн бұрын
He went into a rage when she called him Shirley.
@ofb-jq5lc12 күн бұрын
Alien 3 Assembly Cut is fu**ing great. The theatrical cut is what happens when a studio does not have the vision to see and appreciate genius. When they do, you get Jaws. Jaws did not have a final shooting script, scenes were rewritten on set the day prior to filming them, scenes and dialogue were improvised, Spielberg went over budget and way over schedule, the mechanical shark hardly worked and even sank to the ocean floor once. And yet, through the talents of the director and a master editor (Verna Fields), a legend was born.
@space_107313 күн бұрын
I mean when your first film is your worst that's the best case scenario. He's only improved.
@bryanpalmer966013 күн бұрын
Went to see this in the 80s,good film,Sean is great with lots of jokes about middle age,great cast with believable villains one of my favourite Bond movies💎 Auckland New Zealand 2024
@texta_text16 күн бұрын
Last call
@lanceash16 күн бұрын
Horrible movie. Just horrible. Rowan Atkinson: WHY? The whole thing was lame, weak, slow, and sad. Sean Connery deserved better than this. And the music! Talk about 1980's depression.
@IowanMatthew68321 күн бұрын
RIP to all three legends at the table who have since passed on. Gone but preserved for eternity on film and online.
@MrPhenom44423 күн бұрын
Rest in Peace *Jon Landau*
@captainhowdy155926 күн бұрын
If I cut this scene over the original is it going to be a pain in the ass to get the music cues to sync up?
@Hollowshape26 күн бұрын
@@captainhowdy1559 hmm I don’t think so.
@LanceJ.26 күн бұрын
Don’t call him Shirley
@jairkerker282127 күн бұрын
I have to think very hard to find anything wrong with NSNA.
@ianlarsen28 күн бұрын
At 2:20 I really thought she was going to throw a towel at his face. If only she'd known it would totally incapacitate him
@tyronejoihnson7046Ай бұрын
Worst Bond film ever. The music, script and acting are the worst.
@clarktudor2706Ай бұрын
Imagine seeing this for the first time after you’re only exposure to Nielsen is Naked Gun
@robertmacdonald1102Ай бұрын
Kyle Brandt mentioned this scene during a Rewatchables podcast and said how creepy it was to see Leslie Nielsen act like this. What he didn't mention was the weird sitar music in the background. It takes the weird and creepy to a whole new level.
@thehalАй бұрын
I feel like I’m watching a sexual assault at the Concert for Bangladesh
@pulltАй бұрын
I wouldn't say the weird sitar music is in the background...very foreground.
@RyanMicheroАй бұрын
Noooo Frank Drebin
@JaimeGirlАй бұрын
I used to think the Tracy/Borgnine fight was the worst ever filmed with an older guy and a younger one. And with Tracy “one armed” to boot. But this… this would be funny if it wasn’t so awful-awful in and of itself and the fact that Burton was in the state he was in. It’s easy to laugh at the cheesiness of this-anybody who’s seen Seagal movies from 1991 on know cheesiness-but knowing that Burton was an inch from dying right there on set, and was saved only because of a chance comment about Burton’s “makeup” that made the director do a double take and immediately call for a doctor? It’s just sad that such a brilliant talent was laid that low.
@marquiswallace9957Ай бұрын
Good Bond movie. An EON John Barry soundtrack with a gun barrel sequence would have made it a GREAT Bond movie.
@StingerXtroАй бұрын
I never knew this scene existed!!😲 I do prefer the throat slash version though.
@michaelmuldowney8Ай бұрын
Connery liked working with Ian and Dick so much that he only agreed to work on THE ROCK if he could use them to rewrite his dialogue for that film.
@williamlambiase7248Ай бұрын
Good movie great to see Sean Connery back but one of the key ingredients to the movie is the music which is missing from this movie
@KatzenhaseАй бұрын
Steven Seagal broke Connery's wrist doing filming that movie.
@plissken2156Ай бұрын
8:01 - The name is Bean. Mr. Bean.
@gallery7596Ай бұрын
I think "Thunderball" is for the most part the superior version. However, when it comes to the 1983 battle of the Bonds: I'll happily take "Never Say Never Again" over "Octopussy."
@JerryDeyАй бұрын
Connery just looked bored throughout this movie. The creators involved should've known that all the audience wanted was to watch the Bond they knew. They messed up royally by reinventing him and the movie was a dumb three hour yawn.
@dlarta7265Ай бұрын
really cool! saw it at the theater when released
@peterfranks6243Ай бұрын
Sean looks better and healthier than he was in Diamonds Are Forever 12 years earlier
@peterfranks6243Ай бұрын
"I've made you all wet".... "Yes, but my Martini's still dry"... Classic Bond, Classic Connery ❤
@juerv1Ай бұрын
Connery looked 65 years old in the film. It was silly to show him as a secret agent in the field. As Kim Basinger's lover, he looked like a perverted grandfather.
@myownprivateglasgow280Ай бұрын
Embarrassingly bad film that was made by old has-beens still wanting that erection. No wonder we're on the brink of extinction. All it takes is for good men to make shit like this, year after year, ad fkn nauseum.....
@pfmdudeАй бұрын
The reason why the internet was invented.
@oceansunsetakАй бұрын
Thunderball, loews theater . 1965 i was 12. Best bond movie IMO. Never say never again: silly boring bad theme song. Sean could not save it. Luciana Paluzzi and Aldofo Celi of thunderball were better villians than the remakes Barbara Carrera and Klaus Brandhauer. Remake: a 6. Good acting bad script script.
@no288Ай бұрын
Yikes of a movie
@tedkomi6512Ай бұрын
I think octpussy was a much faster pace with much better villain's.Sean Connery is always great as bond though.
@mna2146Ай бұрын
What show is this??
@2345allthebestАй бұрын
What a genius!!! He made films what they are today!! Classic
@darren2514fvАй бұрын
Talia Shire had to help fund the film through her salary from Rocky III
@adrianwalsh896Ай бұрын
The one, the only, NEVER to be forgotten ❤️
@oldtimer7635Ай бұрын
I really love this flick, humor, action just enough.... : ) And of course, Connery, Ian La Frenais, Pat Roach, Rowan Atkinson.....
@oldtimer7635Ай бұрын
5:30 Bomber in action! : )
@johnwalters4792Ай бұрын
😂 No
@Primus54Ай бұрын
I’ll never forget attending a weekday matinee of NSNA the first week it opened. I had been a Sean Connery as Bond fan since childhood and really lost my interest in the Bond films because of all the campiness of the Roger Moore era (the gondola hovercraft in Moonraker with the pigeon double-take was just too much). I knew NSNA was going to have to separate itself from the EON trademarks like the gun barrel opening and John Barry’s theme, but when the vocal theme song was placed on top of the action scene and credits I remember cringing. It is an okay movie but unlike Sean’s earlier outings, I’m never motivated to rewatch it.
@Martin-tq4leАй бұрын
That's why i love paul 😂
@civilizedsatyr2 ай бұрын
She plays so wholesome on screen. Who knew she had this raucous, drama-filled, bohemian past?
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Very interesting, but also subtly moving. Does anyone know what scene from Contempt Lang was complimenting Godard on?
Fox producers were at fault for not having a script ready for anyone to direct. David Giler act like it was everyone else's fault and he was the main guy in the way. Sigourney Weaver is partly at fault too. She being a Co-producer had clout to put a stop to a lot of the b.s. that was going on . At that time no Alien movie wasn't moving forward without her. Plus was was sort of mean to Ralph Brown at times. It's not a terrible film . but it shouldn't have been made .
what is the song at the end?
Where’s Elaine?
I recently found out she is my first cousin through the Pratt family
Mr Ford's French speaking was rather good. He was really enjoying this interview and it was good to see this. I think he liked the French. Mr Ford could be very funny too.
He went into a rage when she called him Shirley.
Alien 3 Assembly Cut is fu**ing great. The theatrical cut is what happens when a studio does not have the vision to see and appreciate genius. When they do, you get Jaws. Jaws did not have a final shooting script, scenes were rewritten on set the day prior to filming them, scenes and dialogue were improvised, Spielberg went over budget and way over schedule, the mechanical shark hardly worked and even sank to the ocean floor once. And yet, through the talents of the director and a master editor (Verna Fields), a legend was born.
I mean when your first film is your worst that's the best case scenario. He's only improved.
Went to see this in the 80s,good film,Sean is great with lots of jokes about middle age,great cast with believable villains one of my favourite Bond movies💎 Auckland New Zealand 2024
Last call
Horrible movie. Just horrible. Rowan Atkinson: WHY? The whole thing was lame, weak, slow, and sad. Sean Connery deserved better than this. And the music! Talk about 1980's depression.
RIP to all three legends at the table who have since passed on. Gone but preserved for eternity on film and online.
Rest in Peace *Jon Landau*
If I cut this scene over the original is it going to be a pain in the ass to get the music cues to sync up?
@@captainhowdy1559 hmm I don’t think so.
Don’t call him Shirley
I have to think very hard to find anything wrong with NSNA.
At 2:20 I really thought she was going to throw a towel at his face. If only she'd known it would totally incapacitate him
Worst Bond film ever. The music, script and acting are the worst.
Imagine seeing this for the first time after you’re only exposure to Nielsen is Naked Gun
Kyle Brandt mentioned this scene during a Rewatchables podcast and said how creepy it was to see Leslie Nielsen act like this. What he didn't mention was the weird sitar music in the background. It takes the weird and creepy to a whole new level.
I feel like I’m watching a sexual assault at the Concert for Bangladesh
I wouldn't say the weird sitar music is in the background...very foreground.
Noooo Frank Drebin
I used to think the Tracy/Borgnine fight was the worst ever filmed with an older guy and a younger one. And with Tracy “one armed” to boot. But this… this would be funny if it wasn’t so awful-awful in and of itself and the fact that Burton was in the state he was in. It’s easy to laugh at the cheesiness of this-anybody who’s seen Seagal movies from 1991 on know cheesiness-but knowing that Burton was an inch from dying right there on set, and was saved only because of a chance comment about Burton’s “makeup” that made the director do a double take and immediately call for a doctor? It’s just sad that such a brilliant talent was laid that low.
Good Bond movie. An EON John Barry soundtrack with a gun barrel sequence would have made it a GREAT Bond movie.
I never knew this scene existed!!😲 I do prefer the throat slash version though.
Connery liked working with Ian and Dick so much that he only agreed to work on THE ROCK if he could use them to rewrite his dialogue for that film.
Good movie great to see Sean Connery back but one of the key ingredients to the movie is the music which is missing from this movie
Steven Seagal broke Connery's wrist doing filming that movie.
8:01 - The name is Bean. Mr. Bean.
I think "Thunderball" is for the most part the superior version. However, when it comes to the 1983 battle of the Bonds: I'll happily take "Never Say Never Again" over "Octopussy."
Connery just looked bored throughout this movie. The creators involved should've known that all the audience wanted was to watch the Bond they knew. They messed up royally by reinventing him and the movie was a dumb three hour yawn.
really cool! saw it at the theater when released
Sean looks better and healthier than he was in Diamonds Are Forever 12 years earlier
"I've made you all wet".... "Yes, but my Martini's still dry"... Classic Bond, Classic Connery ❤
Connery looked 65 years old in the film. It was silly to show him as a secret agent in the field. As Kim Basinger's lover, he looked like a perverted grandfather.
Embarrassingly bad film that was made by old has-beens still wanting that erection. No wonder we're on the brink of extinction. All it takes is for good men to make shit like this, year after year, ad fkn nauseum.....
The reason why the internet was invented.
Thunderball, loews theater . 1965 i was 12. Best bond movie IMO. Never say never again: silly boring bad theme song. Sean could not save it. Luciana Paluzzi and Aldofo Celi of thunderball were better villians than the remakes Barbara Carrera and Klaus Brandhauer. Remake: a 6. Good acting bad script script.
Yikes of a movie
I think octpussy was a much faster pace with much better villain's.Sean Connery is always great as bond though.
What show is this??
What a genius!!! He made films what they are today!! Classic
Talia Shire had to help fund the film through her salary from Rocky III
The one, the only, NEVER to be forgotten ❤️
I really love this flick, humor, action just enough.... : ) And of course, Connery, Ian La Frenais, Pat Roach, Rowan Atkinson.....
5:30 Bomber in action! : )
😂 No
I’ll never forget attending a weekday matinee of NSNA the first week it opened. I had been a Sean Connery as Bond fan since childhood and really lost my interest in the Bond films because of all the campiness of the Roger Moore era (the gondola hovercraft in Moonraker with the pigeon double-take was just too much). I knew NSNA was going to have to separate itself from the EON trademarks like the gun barrel opening and John Barry’s theme, but when the vocal theme song was placed on top of the action scene and credits I remember cringing. It is an okay movie but unlike Sean’s earlier outings, I’m never motivated to rewatch it.
That's why i love paul 😂
She plays so wholesome on screen. Who knew she had this raucous, drama-filled, bohemian past?