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The eldest vampire rises from his slumber – and his first move? Chomp! One poor soul down in seconds. Then, with all the gravitas of an immortal lord, he proclaims: “The old ways are over!” But his dramatic speech hits a tiny snag… a documentary crew is rolling! 🎥... show more

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In Casino Royale, Bond gets his second kill in the bathroom, not in the office, David Corenswet says. “My hot take is, everyone thinks the second kill is when Bond kills the main bad guy in the office later and he’s like, ‘Yes, considerably.’ “But what actually happened is, experientially, Bond already had his second kill because he drowned the guy and then had to shoot him.” “So, in his experience, he had to go through drowning the guy, thought he was dead, thought that he had had his first kill, and then the guy woke up and he just shot him. So, that’s actually the second kill in his mind that was super easy.” “It’s a human experience thing. The point is not the second person you kill, it’s the second experience of killing.”

In Casino Royale, Bond gets his second kill in the bathroom, not in the office, David Corenswet says. “My hot take is, everyone thinks the second kill is when Bond kills the main bad guy in the office later and he’s like, ‘Yes, considerably.’ “But what actually happened is, experientially, Bond already had his second kill because he drowned the guy and then had to shoot him.” “So, in his experience, he had to go through drowning the guy, thought he was dead, thought that he had had his first kill, and then the guy woke up and he just shot him. So, that’s actually the second kill in his mind that was super easy.” “It’s a human experience thing. The point is not the second person you kill, it’s the second experience of killing.”

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In Casino Royale, David Corenswet says Bond gets his second kill in the bathroom, not in the office “My hot take is, everyone thinks the second kill is when Bond kills the main bad guy in the office later and he’s like, ‘Yes, considerably.’ “But what actually happened is, experientially, Bond already had his second kill because he drowned the guy and then had to shoot him.” “So, in his experience, he had to go through drowning the guy, thought he was dead, thought that he had had his first kill, and then the guy woke up and he just shot him. So, that’s actually the second kill in his mind that was super easy.” “It’s a human experience thing. The point is not the second person you kill, it’s the second experience of killing.”

In Casino Royale, David Corenswet says Bond gets his second kill in the bathroom, not in the office “My hot take is, everyone thinks the second kill is when Bond kills the main bad guy in the office later and he’s like, ‘Yes, considerably.’ “But what actually happened is, experientially, Bond already had his second kill because he drowned the guy and then had to shoot him.” “So, in his experience, he had to go through drowning the guy, thought he was dead, thought that he had had his first kill, and then the guy woke up and he just shot him. So, that’s actually the second kill in his mind that was super easy.” “It’s a human experience thing. The point is not the second person you kill, it’s the second experience of killing.”

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1,165,471 views • 4 months ago