Quantum of Solace Movie Clip - Tunnel Car Chase

scene from new Bond

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[N6600]

oh god i missed pierce brosnan.

[fabolo64]

this is the lake Garda coastal road, west coast, Brescia province. Shots taken during a week in spring 2008. Film crew had various car accidents while reaching the sets, not during the shots. They even ended into the lake, one morning. A place usually windy when weather is fine, busy with windsurfers...

[MrGrevy]

Horribly filmed sequence. Possibly one of the worst in bond history. Sad. I hope they pull out of this tailspin in the next film.

[Ravenshowreel]

The editing in this film is just trying to hard to be edgy and different, Casino Royal and was a brilliant re-boot Quantum of Solace a huge disappointment, it had so much bloody potential, I wish they kept Martin Campbell to direct this or just had someone who understood a good action adventure film. It felt like Marc foster was trying to prove he can do action but just went overboard and forgot about character development and story.

[handofdestiny123]

The Cuts Are Too Damn Quick!!!

[AstonMartianBou]

james bond lost all my respect when he crashed this car lol =)

[girliegirlluva]

Lake Garda is a fabulous place, i went there august 2008, and the people at my hotel told us that Daniel stayed in a town called Riva. beautiful place, but if you ever get the chance vist Limone Sul Garda the people are so friendly

[hippymoordenaar4]

0:18 that was the door hahaha

[yastunt]

I saw a glimmer of hope today - I watched Transporter3 - this had much less Last Boy Scout style photography - the stunts seem to have been shown almost in full - with the picture fastforwarded - but not too much - a definite improvement! (or maybe because it was a European production they did things differently. .)

[cziffra1980]

I hope so. It's not just car chases though. Film makers seem intent on doing EVERYTHING through close-ups. It was the same in the interrogation scene. When every shot zooms in on a person's face, it makes it impossible to tell where people are supposed to be standing, in relation to each other. Ironically, while it's insulting to the intelligence (implying that the viewer couldn't figure out where to look for themself), it requires near-genius to deduce an accurate mental image of the events.

[yastunt]

I think movie makers will go back to filming car chases in a "normal" way - as for whats happening these days - thats a phase we're going through.