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craig needs a giant henchman to fight in skyfall (maybe jaws???)

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  • QBranchQBranch Always have an escape plan. Mine is watching James Bond films.
    edited November 2011 Posts: 14,680
    @thelivingroyale

    Garrotte wire watch- although Grant didn't really need it.
  • The_ReaperThe_Reaper
    Posts: 1,092
    What's all this talk about older Bond villians that showed up in previous films? I don't see that happening, ever, in this run with Craig. This is new territory for the franchise and I see them pushing forward with new villians and scenarios.
  • Baltimore_007Baltimore_007
    Posts: 5,634
    But there's all this talk about bringing Blofeld back for 2012, I'll get on to that at another time

    Yes we don't need old faces from the past, leave them where they are, in past episodes and with past 007 actors, we need to be looking forwards not back
  • shadowonthesunshadowonthesun Banned
    Posts: 1,894
    But there's all this talk about bringing Blofeld back for 2012
    And that's probably where the suggestion of bringing back everyone from Bond's rogues gallery is coming from.

    At this rate, SKYFALL won't hve any original characters.
  • SJK91SJK91
    edited November 2011 Posts: 1,310
    They shouldn't have to bring anyone back in order to make a good Bond movie. (Yes, even Blofeld!)

    But honestly, I'm torn. Part of me wants Blofeld to come back, but the other part thinks that is a crazy idea. Does that mean I'll be satisfied no matter what? I hope.

    In terms of henchman: yes, I think it is time for another memorable henchman in the style of Oddjob or Jaws. Hell, even someone like OP's Gobinda would work for me. The last truly memorable henchman/woman to me was Xenia, and that was '95.
  • Baltimore_007Baltimore_007
    Posts: 5,634
    Onatopp was a crazy idea, crushing men with her thighs, in retrospect some may have enjoyed that aspect, but it just seems lame now and probably did at the time, I think they just come up with more elaborate ways for bad guys and girls to dispose of their intended victims

    I was thinking recently that the last memorable henchperson was maybe Del Toro's Dario in License To Kill, he wasn't on screen much but he really did give off an unnerving presence, subsequent henchmen/girls haven't really come close since then if you really think about it

  • SJK91SJK91
    Posts: 1,310

    I was thinking recently that the last memorable henchperson was maybe Del Toro's Dario in License To Kill, he wasn't on screen much but he really did give off an unnerving presence, subsequent henchmen/girls haven't really come close since then if you really think about it

    Totally agree about Dario, he was great, I just wish he had more screen time!

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