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I ranked him at #15. I would maybe rank him even a bit better in a later ranking.
I'm a big fan of the whole Kananga/Big reveal and the 50/50 chance afterwards right up to the end where he loses his temper and is shouting at Solitaire.
Kananga, Samedi and Tee Hee are great trio.
So sad that there isn't any iconic henchman in the Craig era (and it looks like this won't change next week?)
Edit: Forgot about Hinx. The train fight is awesome andxeasily better than the one against Tee Hee but the latter one is still much better over the whole movie.
Your mentioning Tee Hee reminded me of another plus for Kananga: he leads what is easily the greatest group of henchmen ever. I mean Tee-Hee, Baron Samedi, Whisper, Adam, come on.
JAVIER BARDEM
as Raoul Silva (aka Tiago Rodriguez)
in SKYFALL
Silva was awarded one bronze medal. In addition he also ended up 4th on one occasion, 5th on three occasions, 6th on one occasion, 7th on three occasions, 9th and 10th, both on two occasions.
His worst ratings would have been two 20th placements, were it not for one participant who put him right at the bottom.
Raoul Silva obtained 139 points in total.
I ranked him #4.
He has a lot of great lines and Bardem's deliveries are perfect.
Furthermore, looking at what we still have around, there is some tough competition:
- Dr. No
- Rosa Klebb
- Auric Goldfinger
- Ernst Stavro Blofeld (OHMSS)
- Francisco Scaramanga
- Hugo Drax
- Max Zorin
- Franz Sanchez
- Alec Trevelyan
- Le Chiffre
Results so far:
11. Raoul Silva
12. Dr. Kananga
13. Ernst Stavro Blofeld (YOLT)
14. Emilio Largo
15. Kamal Khan
16. Elektra King
17. Maximilian Largo
18. Elliott Carver
19. Karl Stromberg
20. Dominic Greene
21. Georgi Koskov
22. Ernst Stavro Blofeld (DAF)
23. Brad Whitaker
24. Aris Kristatos
25. Ernst Stavro Blofeld (SP)
26. Gustav Graves
27. Dr. Noah
I'm looking forward to the long-awaited rant on that @Mathis1
Pleasance's Blofeld was wonderfully kooky and undeniably iconic with some very memorable scenes and lines, including the death of Helga and his order to "Kill Bond, now!"
Kananga was cool and charismatic and capable of real menace and volatility in a few moments.
Silva was a great campy villain in an era where camp had been outlawed, who still managed to pull off a surprisingly emotional through-line as a character. Bardem was at times downright chilling in the part.
I consider all three of these top 10 material, but as has been noted time and time again the competition in this game is fierce.
Five of my top 10 are left (along with my #11, so I really consider myself to have six left in the running). Of those remaining, I also would have expected Drax to have gone some time ago. Zorin is top 3 material as far as I'm concerned. But I'm looking forward to any and all rants that await this top 10!
I got Le Chiffre and Trevelyan at #15 & #17.