Quantum of Solace, mostly because I loved the ending. That was exactly the kind of death that a villain should face.
I don't know what you mean by OS, but you're right, it wasn't about his death itself, it was about the circumstances.I'm sorry, how could you say that about that villain's death? How could getting shot OS possibly compare to the awesome deaths of getting spaced, being dropped down a smoke stack (the only high point of For Your Eyes Only, because the rest was a borefest), getting set on fire and jumping into a petro tank, or getting sucked into a jet engine?
Outside, M tells Bond that Greene was found in the middle of the desert dead, shot twice and with engine oil in his stomach; Bond denies knowing anything.
I don't know what you mean by OS, but you're right, it wasn't about his death itself, it was about the circumstances.
The interesting part involved a can of engine oil. It made me chuckle, so I approved.
Those deaths that you listed sounded way too fancy.
Most importantly, way too fast.
Priceless.
Daniel Craig's villains have all had pretty lame death sequences.
I hope he sets the next big bad on fire.
Or violently thrusts him into a tank full of sharks.
It's cold-blooded murder FFS--at least make it somewhat dramatic for our viewing pleasure.
Shit.
Bond should rock it John Creasy style, son.
Shoving C4 up somebody's ass and let it go BOOM.
(Addendum: The protagonist scores "cool points" when he walks away without looking at the explosion)
You know, I got drunque one night and finally decided that they should introduce a full-blown fantasy element into Bond, where the villain opens the gates of Hell or something.
Maybe that'll happen if and when they get Daniel Radcliffe to play Bond.
And no, the protagonist would score "cool points" if he made a lame pun afterward.
...No.
I have to see Skyfall still, so either that one or Goldfinger if it fails to deliver.
Was Daniel Craig even born at that point?