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Dr. Kananga/Mr. Big (Live And Let Die)
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Karl Stromberg (The Spy Who Loved Me)
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Hugo Drax (Moonraker)
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Aristotle Kristatos (For Your Eyes Only)
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General Orlov (Octopussy)
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General Georgi Koskov (The Living Daylights)
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Franz Sanchez (Licence to Kill)
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Renard (The World Is Not Enough)
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Gustav Graves (Die Another Day)
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Dominic Greene (Quantum of Solace)
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Your Favorite Bond Villain?
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Your Favorite Bond Villain?
As we get nearer to the release of Skyfall I though we'd do some Bond related threads. This one being your favorite villain. Who's yours and why?
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Re: Your Favorite Bond Villain?
For me, it's Goldfinger. Goldfinger is such a classic. My favorite Bond line ever is Goldfinger's response to Bond's "Do you expect me to talk?"
Goldfinger: "No Mr. Bond I expect you to die!"
The delivery was perfect.
Goldfinger: "No Mr. Bond I expect you to die!"
The delivery was perfect.
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Re: Your Favorite Bond Villain?
Hmm, not an easy choice. The obvious one is Blofeld, but I don't like all the Blofelds (esp the ones that have little screen time and just send their No. 2 to take care of Bond, like in Thunderball). I think Blofeld in OHMSS and DAF was more interesting. Other than that, I like Mr. Big and Zorin.
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Re: Your Favorite Bond Villain?
I had to go with Scaramanga. He always felt like Bond's Moriarty. Christopher Lee plays him so well, and I love the respect he has for Bond's abilities. He's also one of the few villains to get the film's title, along with Dr. No.
My second choice would be Alec Trevelyan. The personal element really adds a bigger impact than most Bond villains. I wish he had gotten away in Goldeneye, it would have been interesting for him to be a recurring villain like Blofeld.
My second choice would be Alec Trevelyan. The personal element really adds a bigger impact than most Bond villains. I wish he had gotten away in Goldeneye, it would have been interesting for him to be a recurring villain like Blofeld.
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Re: Your Favorite Bond Villain?
Hmm. Not in the poll but:
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Re: Your Favorite Bond Villain?
(#1 Super villian)Blofeld-FRWL & Thunderball
(#1 Henchman) Donald "Red" Grant
Yeah, I'm still a big FRWL devotee.
(#1 Henchman) Donald "Red" Grant
Yeah, I'm still a big FRWL devotee.
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Re: Your Favorite Bond Villain?
A hard choice to make but I went with Alec Trevelyan. As mentioned the personal element made it more interesting than a lot of the other Bond villains. I also liked Goldfinger and Scaramanga though too and of course Oddjob and Jaws are both classic and very memorable though I agree that they're more henchmen than main villains.
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Re: Your Favorite Bond Villain?
Red Grant from "From Russia, With Love". Although Klebb or Blofeld is usually referred to as the "villain" in the movie, it's Grant who is easily the most memorable (and deadly) here.
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Re: Your Favorite Bond Villain?
I had to go with Scaramanga. He always felt like Bond's Moriarty. Christopher Lee plays him so well, and I love the respect he has for Bond's abilities. He's also one of the few villains to get the film's title, along with Dr. No.
My second choice would be Alec Trevelyan. The personal element really adds a bigger impact than most Bond villains. I wish he had gotten away in Goldeneye, it would have been interesting for him to be a recurring villain like Blofeld.
My second choice would be Alec Trevelyan. The personal element really adds a bigger impact than most Bond villains. I wish he had gotten away in Goldeneye, it would have been interesting for him to be a recurring villain like Blofeld.
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Re: Your Favorite Bond Villain?
I picked Scaramanga as well. He felt like a darker mirror image of James Bond. If Bond grew disillusioned with the goverment and decided to become a self-made freelance assassin, I feel he's become something like Scaramanga. And dude, it's Christopher Lee.
The Man With the Golden Gun tends to be viewed as a lesser Bond flick for most people, but it's always been one of my favorites.
The Man With the Golden Gun tends to be viewed as a lesser Bond flick for most people, but it's always been one of my favorites.