Best lines?

This movie has the first use of "blunt intrument" to describe Bond that I'd heard. Then it showed up again in CR, "This may be too much for a blunt intrument to understand". Too bad the writers didn't understand what Fleming meant by the phrase. He meant that Bond was a weapon wielded by a government department, not a retard or even a gorilla. We know Fleming didn't intend to portray Bond as a dimwit because he's got a licence to kill; MI6 trust his judgment.
Best line not yet mentioned was "Liver's not too good, it's really him then"

OO7 wrote:

Too bad the writers didn't understand what Fleming meant by the phrase. He meant that Bond was a weapon wielded by a government department, not a retard or even a gorilla.

Well put.

Just wait till they get to "somewhere between the solar plexus and the upper thigh".

OO7 wrote:

This movie has the first use of "blunt intrument" to describe Bond that I'd heard. Then it showed up again in CR, "This may be too much for a blunt intrument to understand". Too bad the writers didn't understand what Fleming meant by the phrase. He meant that Bond was a weapon wielded by a government department, not a retard or even a gorilla. We know Fleming didn't intend to portray Bond as a dimwit because he's got a licence to kill; MI6 trust his judgment.
Best line not yet mentioned was "Liver's not too good, it's really him then"

Great post

The "liver's not too good" line is great. Always appreciated that.

Being a blunt instrument ain't so bad .