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Skyfall's Opening Train Sequence Recreated In GTA V
The 2012 James Bond film Skyfall had a fantastic opening sequence, and a group of YouTubers recently decided to remake the sequence in GTA V.
It's not a shot-for-shot remake of the opening sequence. You won't see Bond adjusting his cufflinks as pieces of the train collapse behind him, but it's still an impressive and entertaining display. GTA V is still a console exclusive which means implementing mods into the game to take advantage of a better camera, for example, is incredibly difficult. The description for the video reads that it was, "Very hard to get the game to cooperate with filming what we needed, but had a blast doing it."
You can check out the video below.
For more impressive GTA V stunts, check out this video of a cargo plane catching a vehicle as it flies off a ramp.
[Source: Brass Ballas on YouTube, via Polygon]
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