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To make Bond look even cooler under pressure by comparison.
And if I was plummeting to my death.
But I suppose Bond isn't as fearless as he seems at times, either.
Bond was visibly sweating when about to be castrated by Auric's laser beam.
Lazenby's Bond look petrified in some of his scenes in OHMSS.
Bond looked scared in the centrifuge scene in Moonraker, also.
Bond goes through the same ordeal as 009 in OP, and he looks equally as panicky.
Many here have supplied a myriad of examples where Bond is nervous, anxious, scared and out of his wits, which the series supplies in great numbers. One of the crowning moments is in OP as Bond looks hopeless and rightfully on edge trying to shut the bomb off at the circus. A great moment of biting tension, so much so that you forget about Bond being in a silly clown suit. Plenty of the franchise's films provide countless moments of Bond breaking that mask and showing his human fears, which is what is always so fascinating about the character and his humanity. He isn't perfect, he gets scared, and sometimes he takes hits for it. Such is the brilliance of James Bond, and I doubt any one of us would act any differently than he in these kinds of high-octane situations.
Hmm, I've never thought of that. It could very well be that Bond kept using that case, yes. Very interesting thought to bring up...
It could explain why it looks like this.
Christ! It look's like sh*t!
While we're on this scene, one little niggle I've always had is the pronunciation of 'Mei-Lei'. Both Bond and Pussy pronounce her name as 'my-LEE', then after they exit the plane, it sounds like Pussy pronounces it as 'my-LAY'. Perhaps Pussy let the cat (no pun) out of the bag, revealing to us just what kind of relationship she has with 'My Lay'...
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I think that's three of us who know the answer. Any reason for the question @Birdleson ?? Or just curious.
That was the first one I solved. If a vegetable had done his research... ;-)
I had always assumed the sea-vac was controlled by remote, which would make sense since that's what it looks like on the stealth boat's display screen and that would explain its freedom of movement. Then I saw the ONE shot that displays the sea-vac with the umbilical attached, which really makes it kind of hard to imagine that the umbilical reaches all the way from the stealth boat and winds up through the Devonshire without getting snared on anything.
I just kind of ignore that one shot and pretend the sea-vac is remotely controlled. ;)
Bond says to Goodhead "Your friend Cha just tried to kill me" and Drax later says he will need "a replacement for Cha".
Virtual bitch-slap sent. :))
Any takers on this?
That is very confusi if true, but not sure what you are getti at?
I'm not ly. If you haven't seen it in a lo while, give it another viewi.