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Originally posted by: ricarleite
So what you're saying is that Bond movies should stick to the formula? Like:
• Pre-opening credits sequence with a 8 minute elaborated stunt impossible in real life.
• Small briefing of the villain and the problem he is bringing to the world.
• Bond sees his new gadgets and make humorous commments on those.
• Bond goes to a country in Europe, meets the villain in a bizarre way that envolves either a game or a dare.
• Bond finds Bondgirl. Feels the urge to have sex with her.
• Bond kills some henchmen and finds out about something, some light plot twist about the villain.
• Bond goes to another country in the world, where the villain's lair is. He takes the Bondgirl for some reason.
• Bond goes on a sequence of stunt after stunt, using his previously presented gadgets, destroying the whole thing.
• Bond gets away and makes love to the Bondgirl. The End.
exactly. That's the way every Bond movie should be.
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Originally posted by: ricarleite
Yes I'm aware of that bizarre exception.
also In the Living Daylights, I don't think he ever made love to the Bondgirl. And the latest Bond movies havn't exactly lived up to the formula either(which why they have not been successful imho).