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Harmless 4 year s ago
If the Bond franchise moves forward with it's plan to replace Bond with a female, it will be the end of the franchise I predict. Most Bond fans are pretty picky about who plays Bond and tend to have started watching with the early films. As much as I have loved Daniel Craig as Bond, I feel the whole franchise lost something when it chose to completely remove all humor. The old films were cool, sexy and hilarious (especially Moore films) and this newest adaptation was just cold and brutal with zero humor, I mean not even an animal gag. I miss the old Bond!
James Bond tries not to kill people
In the movies, he’s pretty much an indiscriminate and blunt instrument, as M would put it. While he’s not necessarily a mass murderer, per se, he demonstrates no qualms about killing anyone, and even makes quips about it.
In the books, though, it’s the total opposite. While as a Double-O he has a license to kill, he states outright that he doesn’t like killing people and only does it if he has to. It’s a part of the job, that he does, but it’s not his ideal situation, and he’d rather not be put in that place to take someone’s life.
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Harmless 4 year s ago
If the Bond franchise moves forward with it's plan to replace Bond with a female, it will be the end of the franchise I predict. Most Bond fans are pretty picky about who plays Bond and tend to have started watching with the early films. As much as I have loved Daniel Craig as Bond, I feel the whole franchise lost something when it chose to completely remove all humor. The old films were cool, sexy and hilarious (especially Moore films) and this newest adaptation was just cold and brutal with zero humor, I mean not even an animal gag. I miss the old Bond!