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Oh yeah I forgot him killing Charlie. I was thinking all he did was drag Bond out when he was unconcious and then get locked in the cannister.
I apologise profusely Whisper old chap - you are in a whole different league to Elvis who will go down in history as a byword for pathetic.
Most of your questions could be answered if you just paid attention to the films and the rest are kind of obvious or unanswerable.
I do FYI.Isnt DEA the Drug Enforcment Agency.And I've not seen LTK in donkeys years so I dont really know thats why I'm watching it now.
But if you want some kind of answer, since MI6 are stationed in many of the places he goes, he may simply get his equipment from one of the headquarters whenever he touches down.
They are escapist films, use your imagination.
Yeah but surley they do it in real life and in the newer films they dont have a station everywhere.Or he gets it in a parcel like in CR.
The high-pitched nature of the electronic squeal through his earpiece fries his brain. Or something like that.
Of course, he's actually an MI6 agent posing as a diplomat at the UN in order to monitor Kananga... ;)
Here it is: when Bond is in the boat with Camille we answers Dominic Greene when she aks if he's one of Greene's. But he didn't know him before. And then later he recognizes him. I haven't figure that out yet but perhaps I didn't put attention to some hidden detail.
Bond essentially puts two-and-two together and realises that the man he needs to hunt down is called Dominic Greene.
I think you are looking WAY too deep into the film now, mate. :))
One thing I have learned from my years of studies in literature: if it is in it, it is significant. If it was not, then Greene would not have walked in eating an apple.
Think what you've done there is mistake literature with a hastily cobbled together script helmed by a pretentious arty director.
I belive that Greene eating the apple is a metaphor for Quantum eating the rescources of the world.
Let's put it this way, if Roland Barthes can find mythological significance to steak and chips, then Greene eating an apple has a significance, regardless of the quality of the script, the vanity of the director, or whatever.
Must be that. Also maybe a reference to the Original Sin/temptation? Green is Satan and Medrano is making a Faustian pact with him.
Yes that represented the Bond franchise as a whole and Connery was the connecting point for McClory to impale his signature on it. :))
http://mi6community.com/index.php?p=/discussion/6763/the-single-most-competent-and-least-competent-bond-not-the-actors-performance.#Item_7 So where the hell was OO2 when Bond was stopping the assassin??? What, did he go home early because he was 'out'?
Well, yes and no, you need to back up your claims by evidence, although there is no notion of falsifiability in literature. Whether the significance is intentional or not is unimportant, it is there, it can be interpreted. Terence Young gave a cat for Blofeld to stroke, it was so the viewers could have their attention on something when the face of the villain was hidden. That the cat is an animal associated with Satan and witchcraft may be a happy coincidence, it is still there.
If Young was going to make any kind of demonic statement about Blofeld, you would think the cat would have been black.
I believe it's a bent spoon.