James Bond: No Time To Die (2021) - Official Gunbarrel Sequence 4K

Gun Barrel (From ''No Time To Die'' Soundtrack) · Hans Zimmer

UMG (called Decca (UMO) (Classics)

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Eon Productions

:Distributed by

Universal Pictures (International) United Artists Releasing (North America)

:Music From

Daniel Craig Last Performance As James Bond 007

Gun Barrel
℗ 2020 Danjaq, LLC and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios Inc., under exclusive licence to Universal Music Operations Limited
Producer, Associated Performer, Synthesizer Programming: Hans Zimmer
Producer, Studio Personnel, Mixer, Recording Engineer: Stephen Lipson
Producer: Steve Mazzaro
Studio Personnel, Assistant Mixer: Eva Reistad
Studio Personnel, Assistant Mixer: Alvin Wee
Studio Personnel, Mixer, Recording Engineer: Al Clay
Studio Personnel, Recording Engineer: Geoff Foster
Studio Personnel, Asst. Recording Engineer: Jack Mills
Studio Personnel, Asst. Recording Engineer: Alex Ferguson
Studio Personnel, Asst. Recording Engineer: Andrew Ashley-Jones
Studio Personnel, Asst. Recording Engineer: Gianluca Massimo
Studio Personnel, Asst. Recording Engineer: Rebecca Hordern
Studio Personnel, Recording Engineer: Rupert Coulson
Studio Personnel, Recording Engineer: Marc McCoiug
Conductor: Matt Dunkley
Choir: London Voices
Associated Performer, Chorus Master: Ben Parry
Associated Performer, Chorus Master: Terry Edwards
Conductor: John Altman
Associated Performer, Rhythm Arranger: Steven Doar
Associated Performer, Electric Guitar: Johnny Marr
Associated Performer, Trumpet: Arturo Sandoval
Associated Performer, Drums: Jason Bonham
Associated Performer, Percussion: Luis Jardim
Associated Performer, Percussion: Gary Kettel
Associated Performer, Percussion: Frank Ricotti
Associated Performer, Percussion: Paul Clarvis
Associated Performer, Woodwinds: Pedro Eustache
Associated Performer, Guitar: Amir John Haddad
Studio Personnel, Recording Engineer: John Prestage
Studio Personnel, Recording Engineer: Laurence Anslow
Associated Performer, Alto Flute: Lindsey Ellis
Associated Performer, Alto Flute: Fiona Fulton
Associated Performer, Alto Flute: Karen Jones
Associated Performer, Bassoon: Gordon Laing
Associated Performer, Bassoon: Gavin McNaughton
Associated Performer, Bassoon: Rachel Simms
Associated Performer, Cello: Caroline Dale
Associated Performer, Cello: Adrian Bradbury
Associated Performer, Cello: Ian Burdge
Associated Performer, Cello: Jonny Byers
Associated Performer, Cello: Ben Chappell
Associated Performer, Cello: Nick Cooper
Associated Performer, Cello: Dave Daniels
Associated Performer, Cello: Caroline Dearnley
Associated Performer, Cello: Morwenna Del Mar
Associated Performer, Cello: James Douglas
Associated Performer, Cello: Tim Gill
Associated Performer, Cello: Sophie Harris
Associated Performer, Cello: John Heley
Associated Performer, Cello: Danny Keane
Associated Performer, Cello: Paul Kegg
Associated Performer, Cello: Ashok Klouda
Associated Performer, Cello: Joely Koos
Associated Performer, Cello: David Lale
Associated Performer, Cello: Rachael Lander
Associated Performer, Cello: Tony Lewis
Associated Performer, Cello: Vicky Matthews
Associated Performer, Cello: Ben Rogerson
Associated Performer, Cello: Max Ruisi
Associated Performer, Cello: Frank Schaefer
Associated Performer, Cello: Will Schofield
Associated Performer, Cello: Hannah Sloane
Associated Performer, Cello: Jacky Thomas
Associated Performer, Cello: Jonathan Tunnell
Associated Performer, Cello: Rachel van der Tang
Associated Performer, Cello: Bozidar Vukotic
Associated Performer, Cello: Juliet Welchman
Associated Performer, Cello: Jonathan Williams
Associated Performer, Cello: Tony Woollard
Associated Performer, Cello: Chris Worsey
Associated Performer, Clarinet: Alan Andrews
Associated Performer, Clarinet: Duncan Ashby
Associated Performer, Clarinet: Jon Carnac
Associated Performer, Clarinet: David Fuest
Associated Performer, Clarinet: Anthony Pike
Associated Performer
Associated Performer, Percussion: Paul Clarvis
Associated Performer, Woodwinds: Pedro Eustache
Associated Performer, Guitar: Amir John Haddad
Studio Personnel, Recording Engineer: John Prestage
Studio Personnel, Recording Engineer: Laurence Anslow
Associated Performer, Alto Flute: Lindsey Ellis
Associated Performer, Alto Flute: Fiona Fulton
Associated Performer, Alto Flute: Karen Jones
Associated Performer, Bassoon: Gordon Laing
Associated Performer, Bassoon: Gavin McNaughton
Associated Performer, Bassoon: Rachel Simms
Associated Performer, Cello: Caroline Dale
Associated Performer, Cello: Adrian Bradbury
Associated Performer, Cello: Ian Burdge
Associated Performer, Cello: Jonny Byers
Associated Performer, Cello: Ben Chappell
Associated Performer, Cello: Nick Cooper

[GamerNation]

Finally someone has a good quality version uncut thank you sir.

[xdz]

In 60 years, nobody had seen a Bond silhouette vanish into the void of non-existence. A very, very powerful Gunbarrel sequence; one of my favourites.

[AndrewChapman]

"Huh, no blood dribbling down. And Bond fades away? Oh well, never mind. It's not like he's gonna die at the end of the film or anything, right? RIGHT?"

[atlasprime]

Note that the gunshot did not come from James’ gun. His gun didn’t show a muzzle flash. And once the shot was made, he vanished, and there’s no blood dripping down from the gunbarrel perspective.

The gunman finally got him.

[thehumblevaudevillain]

Finally Hans Zimmer does a score on a James Bond film!

[JonComdy]

This never gets old watching in theatres. I hope the next era of films come out on a steady release schedule

[Fitchy-kewz]

I love that "twang, twang, twang twang" as the dots go along.
BEST gunbarrel music imo

[mastereric]

Whenever I watch this gun barrel scene, it reminds me of this being the opposite of Casino Royale’s gun barrel scene, where the camera zooms out from Bond. And now here, the camera zooms in, kind of signifying Craig’s Bond finally made full circle (he was my favorite Bond).

[scottslimmon]

"How did he die?"
"Your cameraman? Not well."

[gged]

Anyone notice the homage to this at the end of the movie as Bond turns and shoots someone before entering the control room? Dope scene.

[mcdanntgaming]

Most classic and recognizable intro in cinematic history

[myfilms]

I think this is my favorite rendition of the Gunbarrel music.

The guitar!!

[MacJaxonManOfAction]

So if the fade out signifies Bond's death, and Lazenby dropping to one knee foreshadows Bond's marriage, I wonder how many other gunbarrels have had hidden messages.

[RYMAN]

Love that new MGM look.
And I really love the remixed theme and the foreshadowing the gun barrel sequence has

Him fading was also to show that this is in fact Daniel Craig’s final stint as Bond

[CometMedalChavez]

I really like how they foreshadowed Bond dying in this movie with him fading away rather than the traditional blood dripping down.

Someone else here also pointed out that the On Her Majesty’s Secret Service gunbarrel has Lazenby shooting on one knee, a reference to Bond getting married in that movie. Very awesome stuff.

[jacobramirez]

This was the very last one for me.

After No Time To Die, That was it for me.

[chefbenardee]

I saw the movie and really never paid attention to the opening gun barrel scene... definitely worth a second look

[louisemaaree]

Best gun barrel tunnel sequence I've seen in my opinion!

[alicedelgado]

5 movies and not once had Daniel Craig gotten the gunbarrel right. Casino Royale, i'll give him that. that was the editor's fault for the way that one looked. Quantum of Solace, he rushed right in there, looking like he didn't want to be there and wanted to get it over with. Skyfall, still looking like he couldn't give two shits about what he's doing. the other actors had some swag. Spectre, he's showing off the gun, throwing away the element of surprise. No Time to Die, you can clearly see the barrel of the gun behind his back!

[joecates]

You can’t open a Bond movie without the gunbarrel