It is indeed a hilarious moment!
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It is indeed a hilarious moment!
Rami Malek as Safin in No Time To Die
Three times creepy uncle Lyutsifer handled Mathilde like a doll, and the one time she had enough of his shit. 🤣
I just saw "No Time To Die" in the cinema and I need to know: Am I the only one who thinks that the relationship between James and Madeleine was abusive in the first part of the movie? James claimes to be in love with this woman, yet at the very first chance he blames her for an attempt on his life and thinks she betrayed him. He doesn't even give her a chance to explain herself, he screams at her and if I remember correctly even grabs and shakes her or pushes her around. Then in the car when the window on her side is dangerously close to breaking because a guy shoots at it, he just waits instead of helping her and she has to beg him to do something while he seems to enjoy having such power over her. And afterwards he leaves her and never looks back, doesn't even check if it was really her who betrayed him, doesn't even talk to her when in the end it turns out she didn't do ANYTHING wrong. And then we as an audience are supposed to believe their relationship is so romantic and they're so in love and could be a family?! Tbh, Madeleine annoyed me already in Spectre and I would've had a hard time buying their romance anyways but after that intro I was just baffled that no one saw anything wrong with James' behaviour. That kind of ruined the whole movie for me because James is obviously supposed to be the character I'm rooting for, but all I could see him as was an abusive asshole who pushed away the woman he claimed to love for no good reason. Their whole little family thing wasn't cute to me and when James died, I didn't feel anything (I was even kind of glad about it). I'm mad that things like this are still portrayed so unreflected in movies. We see the hero of the story, a hero men all over the world look up to and admire, be abusive towards a woman and it's not portrayed as being wrong or a mistake but as an adequate reaction to something he perceived to be her fault. That's so damn dangerous in my opinion. Okay, enough ranting for now.
Me, a Merlahad (Kingsman) and 00q (James Bond) stan, after watching No Time To Die:
Outside:
Inside:
It’s the ciiiirrrrcccllleeee of paaaaiiinnnn...
Oh well we will always have fanfics and Those scenes.
"It's difficult to loose a parent, especially at a young age."
If you are curious about what was written about Safin in a Russian newspaper article shown in the movie.
SUSPICIOUS DEATH OF KAZAN-BASED PHARMACEUTICAL ENTREPRENEUR
Kazan-based entrepreneur Gostan Safin and members of his family were suddenly afflicted by a mysterious illness during their time at the family's private resort on the Kuril islands. Initially, doctors suspected that the cause of the illness was severe food poisoning.
In a press statement released by representatives of the pharmaceutical billionaire, it was stated that Safin, 54, his wife Maria, 41, daughter Irina and three sons: Vadim, 22, Ilnaz, 18 and Lyutsifer, 16, were afflicted by a mysterious illness while spending time at their private family estate, located on one of the unnamed Kuril islands.
The whole family was urgently brought by helicopter to a private hospital in the town of Severo-Kurilsk. This hospital was founded by Safin himself and is owned by his pharmaceutical conglomerate. Despite the best efforts by the doctors and nurses, Gostan, his wife and daughter soon passed away in the hospital as a result of the mysterious poisoning.
Doctor Zorin from the Kiln Institute in Severo-Kurilsk confirmed in a press statement that following a pathoanatomical analysis, the cause of death of Mr. Safin, his wife, daughter and two elder sons, is poisoning by botulism, from a toxin of vegetative origin. The youngest son of Safin, Lyutsifer, the only member of the family who remains alive, is currently in a coma. Doctors believe his condition is otherwise currently stable.
A representative of the Safin family refused to comment on theories that Gostan Safin's family came into contact with the deadly poison in one of his own labs. They said that at the moment, the priority is the recovery of the only remaining member of the family, the youngest son Lyutsifer.
The 16-year old Lyutsifer Safin will inherit his father's massive inheritance, which includes property, factories and pharmaceutical enterprises. A source close to the family confirmed that Lyutsifer will indeed receive control of his late father's empire. Not long before his death, Gostan Safin planned to expand his pharmaceutical company to the global market. He also planned to change the direction of the company's wide-ranging research activity from state-sponsored biological weapon programs to more profitable manufacturing of medicines for the domestic market. It is suspected that this course of action will continue under his son's leadership. Representatives from Safin's group of companies declined to respond to speculation of foreign journalists about possible IPOs on international stock exchanges, or releasing stocks to the global market.