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No Time To Die (2021, D: Fukunaga) S: Daniel Craig -- The Spoiler Reviews Thread
02-03-24, 10:41 AM
#176
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Re: No Time To Die (2021, D: Fukunaga) S: Daniel Craig -- The Spoiler Reviews Thread
02-03-24, 07:41 PM
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Re: No Time To Die (2021, D: Fukunaga) S: Daniel Craig -- The Spoiler Reviews Thread
Not very discreet for a secret agent. That just sounds like intimidation.
(I knew that . . . just adding to the p00L of comments.
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(I knew that . . . just adding to the p00L of comments.
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02-03-24, 11:57 PM
#178
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Re: No Time To Die (2021, D: Fukunaga) S: Daniel Craig -- The Spoiler Reviews Thread
So there's an agent 07 that can't kill without permission, and Bond probably gives him shit in the MI-5 cafeteria.
02-04-24, 12:52 PM
#179
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Re: No Time To Die (2021, D: Fukunaga) S: Daniel Craig -- The Spoiler Reviews Thread
https://www.reddit.com/r/JamesBond/c...uble_0_agents/
Also, regarding "double-o" status, in one of the original Fleming Bond novels, it was mentioned that the "double-o" meant they had killed in the line of duty, which make the "double-o" more of an honorary designation for agents who had killed for their cause, kind of like certain patches guys in biker gangs wear -- like the "Men of Mayhem" patch in Sons of Anarchy, but there are real-world examples in outlaw biker culture.
But it's always been my understanding that the "double-o" designation is a literal license to kill, and agents who have that number are the elitist of the elite and used in black ops situations or extremely difficult or sensitive missions.
02-04-24, 08:00 PM
#180
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Re: No Time To Die (2021, D: Fukunaga) S: Daniel Craig -- The Spoiler Reviews Thread
six of one, half dozen of the other
