1) Bond would take Moneypenny out to dinner except he'd get court-martialed.
2). A Baccarat table in a private Casino is a great place to pick up women.
3). When M says Bond can't use a Beretta anymore, he MEANS it!
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Contestado por Savage918
el 31 de julio de 2018 a las 08:00
4) If the woman you gave your calling card to not only gets into your flat but is playing golf half naked by the time you come home, either she's also a spy or you forgot to lock your door.
Contestado por Savage918
el 22 de septiembre de 2018 a las 07:55
5) A good spy always makes that freelance photographers at the Kingston, Jamaica airport can't get a photo of his face.
6) Never let the henchman who just tried to kill you get a cigarette for his own cigarette pack, because one of them will be laced with cyanide and he'll die before you can get any information out of him.
Contestado por Savage918
el 20 de enero de 2019 a las 19:13
7) People from the Cayman Islands don't have a clear idea of what dragons actually look like.
Contestado por Jacinto Cupboard
el 7 de marzo de 2020 a las 07:29
8) To make a nuclear reactor explode you only need to turn a wheel clockwise enough times to pass a big red warning label.
9) Secret criminal organisations have underwater lairs with ducts thru which large amounts of water periodically flows. Despite these ducts opening onto rooms via wire grates, the water mysteriously never enters these rooms.
10) To ensure you get a good night's sleep, SPECTRE will drug your coffee.
Contestado por fan_of_films
el 7 de marzo de 2020 a las 08:52
11) It established the longest running American produced film franchise in history. Only Godzilla has lasted longer. Bond is better looking though.
12) Jokes about stolen paintings lose cultural impact decades later.*
13) Killing spiders comes with its own dramatic soundtrack.
*When Bond and Honey enter Dr. No's lair they see a painting on the wall. A portrait of the Duke of Wellington.