Does this trope requires someone to die? I mean, would it count as a Bond One-Liner to make a pun after a Non-Lethal K.O.?
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I can't see any reason why it couldn't.
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Where does the last quote in the description ("Ouch.") come from?
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Is the book in the page image an actual book? If so, where can I buy it?
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I would totally buy it if that was an actual book. Sadly, it isn't.
"Stealing is a crime and drugs is a crime too BUT if you steal drugs the two crimes cancel out and it’s like basically doing a good."
This troper...I just come to know that the german translation of the giving quote from the 2008 Speed Racer film is quiet different in the german translation still just as awesome as the original. original: Pops: More like a non-ja. in the translated version he uses the word "nunja" which means ...well...yes, it mean "well" (not to be confused with the hole you can get water from)
Is there really a Bond one liner in every Bond movie? Couldn't find one in From Russia With Love.
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Not necessarily. They were formulaic movies, but hopefully the writers weren't literally sitting around going "OK, that's the car chase, now where do we put the deadpan pun after he coldbloodedly kills a mook?"
There were a few in From Russia With Love. "She should have kept her mouth shut" after shooting the guy escaping through the billboard, and "She's had her kicks" after dispatching the woman trying to kick him to death.
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"Don't worry, it's all in your head..." said by a character with Telepathy who pulled off a successful Mind Control technique... Does it fit?