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To the end he hoped to sway Elektra to the good side. Watch the scene, Bond kills her as soon as it is clear she won't let go of her plans.
Obviously he is emotional about it. The woman was a victim in the first place, doesn't justify her actions afterwards of course.
You can already see that he cares about her fate when he touches the screen of the computer in an early scene.
Brosnanbond cares.
As for Paris Carver, if anything then it was the actress that is weak, certainly not Mr. Brosnan's acting in that scene. He gives her death a meaning.
Again Brosnanbond cares.
And look how he kills Kaufmann. Brosnan is badassery galore.
And that what makes Brosnanbond so appealing.
Not very controversial, but all six Bond actors are great in their films.
As for SP, I wholeheartedly agree with you. I almost had to close my eyes on that scene I was so ashamed for the film (producers).
Pity, the set was fantastic! All of Waltz's minions following his orders like robots was a nice eerie touch as well.
I have to watch SP again before I can say more about it though.
Apart from Ian Fleming's James Bond that is, whose emotional reactions this scene ( and quite a few others in the movie )perfectly mirrors.
They are more menacing though.
No offense, but why? He’s so boring and is basically a tool to move to one scene.
I wouldn't call Elvis a henchman though, he is more like Greene's right hand....kind of a secretary or chief of staff.
Exactly.
What I do like, and others usually don't, are the title sequences of the 80's. I like the 80's as an era and these title sequences are so typically eighties, from Sheena Easton's haircut, to the fluo paint in AVTAK and the photographic theme in LTK. Love them.
I like Elvis too. He was in effect a male secretary and I've also read that he was related to Greene. The Tosca scene is indeed hilarious, especially the manner in which the other chap looks back at Elvis. I thought he was going to slap or punch him for the come hither stare.
For me it has to be Bibi.
For me its Jack Wade!
Ive seen that somewhere too,but I cant recall where.
Its makes total sense.
Elvis, while hardly an overachiever, is more blend than he is annoying though.
Bibi might take that questionable trophy home. Other contenders are Tiffany, Rosie and Kinnear's Tanner.
+1.
At least he's taken from a Fleming character. Although Fleming had requested no elements from his original book be used, the novel features two thugs named Sol Horror and Sluggsy Morent. Horror is described as having steel-capped teeth, while Sluggsy had a clear bald head. These characters are the basis for the characters of Jaws and Sandor.
Wade on the other hand is an abomination and Leiter should have featured as he does in the novels.
(Closely followed by Goodnight I must admit.)
That would a hell of a long list !!
Absolutely
...mentioning Goodnight or even Tiffany in that context makes my heart bleed!