CASINO ROYALE | Bond Tragically Loses Vesper

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• GH

  @ghepardogts · 5 years ago (edited)

  Never knew this whole scene was just 4 minutes. The emotional impact on Bond and the legacy it left on the past decade of Bond franchise all took place in just 4 minutes. Wow.

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• HE

  @herrosigns8353 · 4 years ago

  This hits different after watching No Time To Die… Bond truly loved Vesper despite her betrayal.

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• DT

  @dtrix10kc · 5 years ago

  He would have given up everything for her and never got over losing her. Her death broke him.

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• NI

  @nickasaro8789 · 3 years ago (edited)

  I love how this really sells you that this was the loss that hardened Bond’s heart and cut him off from everyone. He’d always try to never really trust anyone again after this.

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• SN

  @sng3939 · 4 years ago

  At that moment Bond lost his first true love. That essentially became an origin story of bond and shaped him to be the man he is in the later films.

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• SM

  @smallfry3958 · 3 years ago

  Him jumping in the water without hesitation after she’d betrayed him…her hands in his as she gives him a final kiss goodbye…heartbreaking. One of the most tragic and beautiful scenes in cinematic history.

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• MI

  @michaellawrence7570 · 5 years ago

  A great ending probably the best Bond,<br> film ever.

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• ST

  @starg9466 · 8 months ago

  Whos here after Netflix added all the 007 movies

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• PR

  @presentprogressive8780 · 4 years ago

  I will never ever forget witnessing this scene for the first time in the cinema. There was no Popcorn munching or Cola slurping or even silent whispers audible in the entire room. Every single person was absolutely silent and stared at the screen right up to seeing Bond&apos;s heartbroken realisation that he can&apos;t bring Vesper back to life. This was the moment that an older lady a few rows back started to whimper. She obviously struggled and it took her a minute to contain herself. I did not dare to look back and watch her cry, but I saw her face later when we left the cinema.

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• GI

  @giabag1001 · 4 years ago (edited)

  It&apos;s clear that James is trying not to be too affected by Vesper&apos;s death. He tries to contain his anger, but in the end expresses his sadness. He tries to be tough, but it is inevitable and he cries. &nbsp;I was so sad to see him like this, Daniel Craig did a spectacular job with the character.

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• SP

  @spudslight · 4 years ago

  Truly a heartbreaking scene losing Vesper, &nbsp;changing Bond forever. Eva Green was so well cast and such a breathtaking natural beauty to go down in history as the top Bond girl. Pure chemistry between them and so tragic...

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• TH

  @the21stsergeant · 4 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TPYMmMP_0hk&amp;t=221">3:41</a> the way DC portrays going from furious anger to absolute devastation is nothing short of masterful.

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