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The Living Daylights
Adolfo 2021-12-08 08:01:48
The East and West are in a wonderful situation of tit-for-tat. Some people in KGB have developed a series of conspiracies for their own personal gain. First, Koskoff falsely "surrendered" to the West and stated that KGB was preparing to carry out a plan called "Spirit Flying Dragon" with the purpose of eliminating 00. Agents of the group, 007 suspected its motives, disguised assassinations, and found out that Koskoff and the arms dealers used the money for the purchase of arms to smuggle drugs. 007 got the support of the rebels and finally bombed the drugs. Koskoff’s plan was completely destroyed. Bankrupt.
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Ellis 2022-03-26 09:01:05
007 loyal fans~ The first half is very good! The erotic opening song mv is full of Bond girl-style beauties and the atmosphere of the Cold War. It is the most authentic 007 tune! It's very strange that the two 007s played by Timothy Dalton have always been very low-key, but they are actually not bad~ A cold gentleman and a bond's aristocratic temperament. Much better than the current cool friend.
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Hosea 2021-12-08 08:01:48
Putting aside other things, I always feel that Dutton looks the most 007 temperament. Generally speaking, this episode is more delicate.
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James Bond: I know a great restaurant in Karachi. We can just make dinner.
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General Georgi Koskov: Power has gone to his head. He's sick, like Stalin. He hates our new policy of détente. I have here a secret directive from Pushkin: Smiert Spionam.
[Minister of Defense looks puzzled]
James Bond: "Death to Spies," Minister.
General Georgi Koskov: Da! For an assassination program, with list of targets - British and American agents. When this starts, you will retaliate. Murder will follow murder. Soviet and Western Intelligence could destroy each other. God forbid, this might lead to nuclear war! Unless Pushkin can be - How do you say? - "put away."