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Well, if the man himself makes the choice, who am I to see it differently?
Right, you'd better listen to the sheriff, or I'd haul your ass through my parish!
Once is kind of funny, a second appearance is cringeworthy.
That, tbh, would've made more sense.
Tube station couple? Don't you mean Vesper's parents? ;)
Whah? Yeah, okay. Okay.
Would you rather watch Jaws in Spy OR in MR?
One of the more memorable things about TSWLM is Jaws! 7'2" henchman of Stromberg. He was full of menace and yet there were some comedic elements present. Dropping the block on his foot, brushing himself off when the car crashes through a house. Jaws also had a killer side as we see him end the life of men on screen. Though the gore is low, the killing is played straight. No words are spoken but his actions speak louder.
OR
Brought back for MR. Jaws shows up in the PTS, is that the first time we see the henchman in the PTS? Jaws has a character arc in this film and we hear him utter words. The comedy is played up in this film. From breaking steering wheels on boats, to having cable car mishaps our Jaws seems to be more of a bungler. He does however fall in love and turn to the side of right and virtue!
Which Jaws performance would you rather watch?
BTW I have reflected and now remember that Grant also appeared in the PTS in FRWL. So I guess this was the second time that a Henchman appeared in the PTS...wait I think we also see the hook of Tee Hee in the LALD PTS, so it's the third time. Oh and Nick Nack appears in the PTS of Golden Gun. Okay it's not as rare as we think. LOL!
Yeah @thedove I think Blofeld is the only villian that has the ultimate right to keep returning :)
+1
Another vote for Jaws in MR. I tend to have a slight preference for MR over TSWLM of the two late 1970s Gilbert/Moore/Wood sci-fi Bond epics. And while I wouldn't want this story device in every Bond film there is something refreshing about a henchman acting in his own self-interest and switching to Bond's side when he realizes his villainous boss is either going to throw him under the bus or has already done so(unlike say Oddjob in GF or Gobinda in OP for example.)
But MR for me, aside from it being my favorite Moore Bond film, Jaws had been given more focus, he was often a bit sidelined in TSWLM whereas in MR he had more exposure and it's more fun.