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For the life of me, and If I think about it now, it still doesn't make much sense really, it's simply for the benefit of the viewers and to hold a wild laser battle in space, is the answer above all else. The more I think about it now, (and I never gave it much thought before), the more it irritates it seems. From a James Bond perspective (as Moore himself that year), still seems like a pointless and unnecessary expedition, but as stated, I do think I see now the real reason why it was done
I can only assume that having seen the globes and the fleet of shuttles taking off they put two and two together and decided that the action was to be had in orbit.
And Drax had left them in the blast chamber saying he was off in Moonraker 5 so it was fairly obvious that the launch base would soon be a ghost town and space was the place to be if they wanted to stop Drax.
this could be more or less answered by Felix at the end of the movie, or by the evaluation at the beginning of GoldenEye, but I thought I'd check with you guys anyway.
Were there any repercussions or penalties for Bond at the end of Licence to Kill? In terms of his employment I mean. He did win in the end but he still went rogue, escaped custody, possibly got the undercover Hong Kong agents killed, etc. Although technically Sanchez was already onto those guys, but still.
Just wondering if Bond got a slap on the wrist, or perhaps a more severe consequence, like a suspension-- before being allowed back on duty. What do you think?
TBH, in the world of Bond we have to take these matters with a pinch of salt. Like you say he won, so M and his oppos would probably cover up what happened to the HK agents, although they were a bit heavy handed with Bond when they decided to 'chat' with him.
Maybe they made Bond wash M's car for a month ;)
Well to be honest it was maybe M who took the rap for having an agent go AWOL as he was binned for Judi Dench. Bond got away with a psycholgical evaluation in Monaco - albeit 6 years later.
I have a question regarding QoS. During the boat chase scene- just after Camille gets knocked out by the boat's bow, we see Bond throw an anchor into another boat. The boat then flips in the air. I'm not sure whether it's the editing, or maybe I'm just a little slow, :P but I never understood what happens here.
Priceless! =))
Ah thanks. :)
http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m1o2zi3j8D1rszdm2o1_1280.jpg
:-/
Yeah, I think it was talked about on a different thread not too long ago, but it also had some pictures from it shown. But it was a long time ago so I'm not sure which thread you could see more about it on.
So she really could have flipped Bond in the barn in GF! :))
Oh yeah, she really did those moves for real, In the documentary for GF she said, she actually did Judo. :)
Nothing sexier than a woman that can lay you out.
Come on guys, this is just chit-chat. Surely the post count isn't that important to you.
Who does Hugo Drax call regarding a replacement for Chan? Is it me or does it sound like he's reporting to a superior (almost like SPECTRE) with how he reports that a crisis was averted?
Just a thought.... :D
I believe he was calling 1-800 HENCHMEN, The Henchmen for Hire phone service! :p
Drax HR... The ultimate evil.
The Dutch 20th Century Fox Facebook has a contest where you can win some nice prices :)
The question, however, has me very puzzled (basically because it's totally stupid and un-logical). It goes as follows: What does the '00' in 007 stand for? The answers are: A. Licence to Kill, B. Special Agent or C. Barrels of a Shotgun.
Now '00' , as we probably all know, stands for the division of agents that carry a '00' number - meaning they are licenced to kill. So both A. and B. are somewhat correct (but both not fully) I think I'd go with A. , but since I really wanna make a good chance of winning, I thought I'd check what you would answer first.