Necros

Bond doesn't.

They go up in the Ferris wheel, and we see Necros stalking the onlooking Saunders.

Saunders then heads to the cafe to wait for Bond to come down.

You know, if Bond hadn't been up to his shenanigans, maybe Saunders would have lived.

That's possible.

I mean, because if Bond hadn't have gone up in the Ferris wheel to, you know, get his snog on, they would have gone to the cafe early, and Necros would have never have identified who the other spy was.

Just saying.

Yeah, you got a point.

It

also feels like Necros' theme song.

Yes.

That song has to be playing whenever Necros is killing someone.

But,

yeah.

What I wish is that there was some sort of introduction to this character so that you're made aware.

So this character, I've read a little bit about this movie, obviously.

The immersion isn't broken at all and we're not left wondering why we weren't shown all the ins and outs of every single gadget.

We then cut across to the country where we see Necros going for a jog with his eyes on the milkman.

Listening to Where Has Everybody Gone By The Pretenders, John Barry basically created this piece for Necros and from what I can gather they then sang lyrics over the top of it.

It seeped throughout a hell of a lot of the action scenes and will be appearing a lot in this movie.

Now Bond then arrives in his soft top Aston Martin V8 Volante.

He's very slimy and a bit of an arse kisser and just a weaselly character who tries to use charm in order to get what he wants.

Now...

I do kind of think that it sort of takes away from his intimidation factor which is why I think they bring in Brad Whitaker and also Necros.