Who are your picks?>Carver>Stromberg (loved his insane plan because he loved the ocean)>Alec Trevelyan
>villain is a gamer
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>Largo>Blofeld (YOLT)>Blofeld (OHMSS)>006>Carver>Elektra
>>223924018>luv mein gelt>simple as
>>223924018>>223924398Great picks.
I kinda really like the North Korean turned Aryan from DAD personally. All his fights against Bond were kino.
>>223924018Stromberg was based. A shame that many of his scenes got cut.
>>223924018I like Stromberg just for how insane he is, which is played interestingly in how Bond fully expects him to want a ransom as opposed to Stromberg actually being a lunatic who wants to destroy life on land and rebuild civilisation under the ocean. Sanchez is also far better than what in the abstract sounds like a generic drug lord. Sanchez benefits from his genuine loyalty is more important than money attitude, the mental unravelling due to Bond's manipulation, the performance of the actor, and some great lines. "Remember, you're only president... for life. is such a great life." is probably my favourite line of Sanchez.
>>223924018Favourite henchman for sure.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W9qMn0xXivA
>>223925661For me it's gotta be these two niggas.
1) Max Zorin2) Francisco Scaramanga3) Franz Sanchez4) Ernst Stavro Blofeld (Telly Savalas)5) Alec Trevalyan
>>223924657/thread
>>223924018>>223924398>...or you friend the late Commander Bond, who is currently in leave making his way to the bottom of the South China Sea...he's my new anchor man.Carver is underrated
>>223924018The fake news plot line was genius, way ahead of its time.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hYL51N-fhks
>>223925877It's not ahead of its time, fake news has existed for millennia, the ancient pharaaohs used fake news to manipulate the lower classes, Hearst was designing wars a hundred years before Carver. It's not not new, or ambitious, or whatever other bullshit praise there is for his character. He's just another retarded megalomaniac
Loving and trusting a woman.
>Oil-men in Texas start making lots of money>Suddenly every bad guy on TV is an oil guy>Tech guys in California start making lots of money>Suddenly every bad guy on TV is a tech guyWhat motivates demonizing the nouveau-riche? Is it jealousy?
>>223925990What if they are just evil though?
>>223926141There are dozens of professions where being evil is the norm, and yet only a few get the selective Hollywood bad guy treatment. Why is this?
I haven't seen many but Skyfall mogs.
>>223925701>Zorin>Villain
>>223924018why is he evil? because he wants to sell me a car?
>>223925877False flags have existed for a long time if done correctly it's very effective
>>223926292Skibidi retard
Is there a more iconic villain than jawz?
>>223925688>>223926478Are henchmen villains?
>>223925990they were just attempting to be contemporaneous
>>223926478May Day's up there.
>>223925688>asking a dentist to look in your mouth in the desert at night
>>223926478He truly was a chad, even got with the girl with braces since they both had commonality with metal in their mouths.
Drax. Best there ever was or will be.
>>223924018>>223925877I always liked Carver. Even as a kid, I never thought the criticisms of his plan being ridiculous and unbelievable were justified, especially in the Bond franchise where far, far more insane shit has taken place. As many in this thread have said, Pryce's Carver has aged exceptionally well. I guess people had more faith in the media back then.
>>223927494he was criticised because he targets j*urnalists and they didn't like being mocked
>>223925688Me on the right
>>223924018Carver is good but owes his awesomeness to Jonathan Prices hammy performance.Also GI Joe 2 is worth it just to see Price be a villain again for like 3 scenes
>>223927494He's not criticized for his plan, he's criticized for incompetence. Carver is pathetic by Bond villain standards. He captures Bond and then lets him escape no less than four times. That has to be a record
TND has a really comfy atmosphere to it and the theme and ending theme are great.
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>>223925661He was a great henchman. Loved his theme and how Barry worked it into the score too.
How about the most forgettable villain? I've literally never seen anyone mention this guy in Bond threads.
>>223931609He's not really a villain. Elektra is the villain and Renard is just her henchman
>>223928851Well in his defense he's a j*urnalist
>>223925877Only having him look straight into the camera and say "oh, I'm jewish by the way in case you haven't noticed" in a close up shot would make it more obvious
>>223931609>>223931617he is the bane of villains
>bestAlec Trevelyan>worstLyutsifer Safin>underratedDr. KanangaDominic GreeneBlofeld (Diamonds Are Forever)>overratedAuric GoldfingerRaoul SilvaFranz Sanchez
>>223931617The twist was pretty good to be fair. The older I get the more I appreciate The World is Not Enough.
>>223924018Carver wanted to destroy the CCP, he's hardly a villain
>>223932523I like the introduction of Renard (welcome to the devils breath) and that he can't feel pain but it kind of fizzles out later in the movie. The meltdown scene is very forgettable.Im also a fan of Drax, Carver and Sanchez.
>>223926300doesn't Zorn actually have the highest on-screen kill count of any Bond character (exc. Bond)? He guns down an ass load of miners at the end.
>>223927384>Dolly with bracesBased anon fighting the Reptilian Illuminati ZOG attempt at rewriting history.
>>223932523I just rewatched The World Is Not Enough this weekend (first time since like 2001) and it really does kick ass
>>223932995It's not the best but it does have some great moments. The garrotte scene being one of them.
>>223924018Do you expect me to talk?
>>223925688“Wow! She’s pretty!”“Well, for a woman, mister Kidd.”
>>223924018Based
>>223932866>SanchezBased.Dalton's Bond films are seriously underrated.
