SPECTRE FILM MOVIE
Anti-Climax: The third act is widely regarded as the weakest portion of the movie even by its fans.Antagonist Title: Spectre is the nefarious organization Bond is battling.Answer Cut: Swann and Bond defeat Hinx, then Swan asks forcefully "What do we do now?" Cue Glad-to-Be-Alive Sex.White's cabin becomes home to a murder of crows, and Oberhauser/ Blofeld describes Bond as akin to a cuckoo. White describes Bond as "a kite dancing in a hurricane", one of the love interests' names is Madeleine Swann, Mr. Animal Motifs: Spectre itself is likened to an octopus, as usual.Animal Metaphor: Franz Oberhauser uses the cuckoo bird as a metaphor for the resentment he felt for Bond as a foster brother.
You can see some of the wind come out of Oberhauser's sails. Bond shoots back that the meteor actually did stop, and right where they're standing, in fact. When Bond and Swann arrive, he launches into a speech about how the meteor had waited up in space, silently biding its time, before becoming an unstoppable force that changed the face of the Earth. Analogy Backfire: Oberhauser's facility is housed within a crater formed by a meteor, and he had the meteor itself put on display.The Five Eyes agreement not only already does this, it has been operational for decades. Aluminium Christmas Trees: The "Nine Eyes" intelligence sharing agreement is presented as a game-changing development.Neither is Estrella's (the girl seen with Bond in the opening sequence). Hinx's name is never mentioned on-screen. White is given a bit of backstory and his demise is treated sympathetically. Alas, Poor Villain: Quantum leader Mr.White's return featured heavily in promotional material, but he only appears in a single scene and shoots himself in the chin in that scene. She is in it for literally just five minutes, during which she only goes to bed with Bond and gives him information before he sends her to the U.S. Monica Bellucci makes her debut in the 007 franchise as the oldest Bond girl to date."Blofeld" is his mother's maiden name, which he uses after rejecting the name his father gave him. Adaptation Name Change: In contrast to the original novels and the previous films, Blofeld's real name is revealed to be Franz Oberhauser.Daniel Craig appears in another Sam Mendes film where an orphan is taken in and the biological son ruins the family because of his jealousy.When Oberhauser referred to visiting Madeleine's house to see her father, was he talking about when she was a child, or once upon a time in Nazi-occupied France?.He also asks Bond why he was "pottering" around Mexico. Ralph Fiennes, as a British spy, once again noticeably brandishes an umbrella while in a pinstripe suit.His sniping attempt fails, a chase ensues and climaxes with a fight within a helicopter (which does several dangerous barrel rolls and a vertical ascent as they wrestle), with Bond throwing Sciarra and the pilot to their death and narrowly regaining control of the aircraft before it crashes and causes casualties in the below crowd. Action Prologue: Bond is sent to Mexico City during Día de Muertos to kill terrorist Marco Sciarra.Action Politician: Although M spends most of the film battling political forces, he arms himself along with Bond in the finale as they prepare to take down Max Denbigh and the Nine Eyes programme.
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