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On the subject of silliness, let us not forget the boat bimbo in TLD who complains how boring it is, entirely oblivious to the jeep which just drove off a cliff and exploded right next to her.
Personally I've always thought poor Timmy must have been rather silly to turn down Lupe in favour of Pam. Should have gone to Specsavers...
Me too.
Count me in the club. The line between good silly and bad silly is so thin indeed it's a miracle not to fall. When you have both feets on the ground, of course you can't fall, but anyone can do it ! Taking risks is more interesting.
For me, the parrot in FYEO is very good silly, Hitchcock silly, for instance. The cello, a bit less, though.
And I like how they dared to make the silly water-skiing escape part of the plot of LTK : the villain just can't believe it, and it helps making him believe everyone's a traitor around him.
and have them both go in different directions. :))
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You are spot on.
After he says, "touche" some heavy knocks the shytt out of Dalton and he ends up flat on his back. Priceless. Shows that his Bond was not a "superman" after all. He could get hurt, he bled, and he took a beating during the tanker chase in LTK.
The bar fight was fun and had some great light moments then it ends with a shocking finale when Dario shoots Pam. Turns out she's okay, but that scene I heard moans in the theater when she falls into the boat.
More reasons to love LTK and Dalton's take.
You also are spot on. =D>
Shocked no one has mentioned the semi-truck doing a wheelie in LTK. That was just dumb to be, and more than a little silly. You don't need any car expertise to know that that is 100% impossible.
The other contender would be the Taliban precursor meeting general Gogol and everyone laughing and slapping each other on the back. Do you think the US secretary of State would react well to an impromptu introduction to some Taliban commanders? That was very very silly.
In 1987, yes. ;)
He gets knocked to the ground for a SECOND but is quickly looking up at the dancer on stage. He even has the standard bleeding lip. I personally wouldn't call that a moment that shows real vulnerability.
As for the cello case in TLD, it navigates the hill a little too straight, but is otherwise plausible.