In this scene
you get to see James Bond having to save the life of Sévérine (Berenice
Marlohe) one of the many Bond girls you will see in this franchise which
includes Sévérine who has only known
James Bond for only 24 hours and now she is already prepared to sacrifice her
life already in that short period of time and also the main problem that I have
with this scene is the reaction that James Bond has when Raoul Silva has kissed
and killed Sévérine in cold blood and James Bond reaction is "That's a waste
of a perfectly good scotch" That is ridiculous that James Bond has gotten
away with straight up comparing a human life to a shot of scotch. If
any other character in any other film said that line there would be national outcry
with that character being exiled for being misogynistic and not up to date with
modern society but because we live in a world where the elite tells us what to
say and what to do (Marxist) as a result this leads to no one calling out this blatant
evidence of sexism. A key part of James Bond success is that people look up to this character, This links to Uses and Gratification and with the idea of personal identity because with the general public allowing such a misogynisitc character have such success on the big screen and in the famous book series
In this scene
you get to see James Bond once again doing whatever he wants and having control
over every women on the planet even if you think about it James Bond broke into
her yacht went into her bathroom and processes to get naked and walks up to Sévérine like he owns the place if that
happened in real life James Bond would be arrested for Rape and Breaking and
entering but that's beside the point here the problem with this scene is that
James Bond's personal relationships with women all lead to him having sex with
them why can't it ever be the case that James Bond just has a friends who
happens to be female but no it's the case that James Bond gets to sleep with
Bond Girl 37 because she may as well be called that because of the fact that
see only had a few scenes before that one and only shared a couple of lines of dialogue
before having sex with Bond. Sévérine is properly the worst case
scenario for what feminist believe is wrong with the James Bond franchise when
it comes to women because Sévérine did nothing accept being a Macguffin.
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