\nMax Zorin (Christopher Walken) was the a bio-medical experiment that back-fired big-time. After Bond saves San Francisco from Zorin\u2019s attack the two men end up fighting on top of the Golden Gate Bridge. Zorin may be genetically superior but he proves no match for Bond (Roger Moore) and gives us a wry smile as he plummets to his ultimate demise.<\/p>\n
9. DR. NO – DR. NO\u2019s RADIOACTIVE END<\/strong> 8. A LICENSE TO KILL – BURNING SANCHEZ ALIVE<\/strong> 7. GOLDFINGER – ODDJOB GETS ELECTROCUTED<\/strong> 6. LIVE AND LET DIE – BARON SAMEDI GETS THE SNAKE TREATMENT<\/strong> 5. GOLDENEYE – SQUAHING TREVELYAN WITH A SATELLITE COMPLEX<\/strong> 4. TOMORROW NEVER DIES – DRILLING ELLIOT CARVER<\/strong>
\nDr. No is the first Bond villain, and his death sets the bar for those to come. In the end, Dr No\u2019s strength is his weakness. After fighting Bond, he begins to slip into a pool full of radioactive water. Bond (Sean Connery) can easily escape, but Dr. No can\u2019t climb up the ladder, thanks to his mechanical hands. He begins to slip into the pool and he eventually disappears under the water and dies. The death of Dr No sets the scene for almost every future Bond film.<\/p>\n
\nBond (Timothy Dalton) goes rogue on a revenge mission to kill Sanchez (Robert Davi), a South American drug lord, who mutilates Felix Leiter and kills his wife. The film climaxes with Bond and Sanchez facing off against each other after Sanchez\u2019s trucks full of gasoline have crashed off the road. Bond kills the drug-lord by throwing a cigarette lighter at Sanchez, engulfing him in fire. The lighter gives poignancy to the moment, as it used to belong to Leiter. <\/p>\n
\nIn 1964\u2019s Goldfinger Bond (Sean Connery) came up against Auric Goldfinger and his deadly butler, Oddjob. The butler\u2019s chores included: driving Goldfinger\u2019s car, serving his dinner and, most importantly, decapitating enemies with his steel plated bowler hat. Bond manages to dodge the henchman\u2019s best attempts to kill him and ends up electrocuting Oddjob when his hat gets stuck in the metal bars inside Fort Knox. <\/p>\n
\nRoger Moore\u2019s first outing as 007 put him up against Baron Samedi, the devilish henchman of Dr Katanga. Baron Samedi is thought of by many as one of Bond\u2019s most enigmatic foe and Bond has a little trouble getting rid of the self-proclaimed \u2018immortal\u2019 man who uses snakes to kill trespassers. When Bond\u2019s gun fails to get the job done Samedi gets a taste of his own medicine, as Bond goes for the less explosive, but infinitely more painful option of a coffin full of snakes.<\/p>\n
\nPierce Brosnans first Bond was GoldenEye in 1995, where 007 faced Alec Trevelyan (Sean Bean), his former MI6 partner. Having seemingly come back from the dead, the ex-secret agent plans to take London back to the Stone Age with his stolen Electro-Magnetic-Pulse (EMP) warhead. As his plan nears completion Bond decides to spoil the Cuban party and Trevelyan ends up at the wrong end of a satellite navigation complex as it crashes to the ground. Ouch! <\/p>\n
\nElliot Carver (Jonathan Pryce) was the media-mogul who let power go to his head in 1997\u2019s Tomorrow Never Dies. Carver\u2019s stealth boat almost started a world war with its missiles and torpedo drill. Unfortunately for Carver, Bond (Pierce Brosnan) found another use for the torpedo drill that didn\u2019t end well for the media-baron. Safe to say there was more than this newspaper magnate\u2019s writing on the walls. <\/p>\n
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