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Yeah that's right up there. And my favorite- I suppose this fits--when Largo had the goon tossed to the sharks.......then turns around and kisses his Spectre ring. Awesome.
So what do we think?
Bond hadn't the strength to both save him AND control him. Bye T. Don't let the dish hit you on the way out.
Objectively, it was Brosnan's best Bond.
I love that bit. "No, for me", just so badass. Not sure if I prefer that or the Kaufman scene though.
Good shout for the Kaufman scene. It shows a cold steel professional no nonsense Bond.
Alec: "For England, James?"
Bond: "No. For me."
B-)
Thats a pretty good call too!
Seems like he's gone then.
Oh, good. I thought he had left as this seemed to be his last post.
Sorry, my mistake. Thanks. Will do.
So what do we think?
Oh, and we can now change the title of this thread to Killing Grischska
Nah, Sanchez got what he asked for. :))
Sanchez walks away from the tankers soaken in oil " I could have given you everything"
"Don't you want to know why?" Lights the flame and sets him on fire and the place blows up. Not very good at writing so that's why it's not very detailed.
By chance I was watching that too, @hullcityfan.
The best by far it get's a bit boring though when their in Isthmus city I mean it doesn't even exist.
I watched parts of LTK for the first time in years. I must say that it holds up very well indeed. Very in keeping with the Craig era Bond films, too. Plus, San Monique didn't really exist either - I don't suppose that it really matters much - just a writers' device to avoid libelling certain countries, I'd imagine.
No San Monique does exist I think just looking for a link oh it is fake I thought it was real here's a link anyway about the places in Bond http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_James_Bond_film_locations#Locations_depicted_in_films
Never doubt me again.
Don't worry I won't :D
So what do we think?