So You Live to "Die Another Day"

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1. In the pre-title sequence James Bond battles Colonel Moon on a hovercraft. After the battle James escapes the out of control hovercraft by leaping on to a rope attached to a _______? A major structural support beam A bell, like the kind that goes ding dong A rafter, like the kind that holds a roof up A pole, like the kind firemen slide down

2. Many of us think giving James Bond a Mazda 121 instead of a very expensive car he is bound to blow up would be a good money saving idea. Luckily for him "Q" branch keeps giving him cars to die for. What is the brand of the particular "car to die for" that he beats the stuffing out of in this movie? Jaguar BMW Rolls Royce Aston Martin

3. Boys with toys: James Bond has tendency to blow up just about every moving vehicle he gets in to, so does his arch enemy in this movie. During the pre-title sequence Colonel Moon blows up a moving vehicle with a tank buster. What does he blow up? Hovercraft Plane Helicopter Boat

4. For those interested in the love scenes: I thought this was a hard - were you paying attention type - question, but nearly everyone who saw the film and played has noticed. In Gustav Graves' ice palace, James finally breaks through Miranda Frost's frosty exterior, and James gets to do what he does best. Bad puns aside, what was the ice bed in the shape of? Dove Ibis Heart Swan

5. James Bond owes his loyalty and obedience to one woman: His very short boss, "M". However when he is released from the North Korean jail, she is not pleased to see him. What does she do to him? Make rude comments on his haircut Call him a coward Revoke his licence to kill Order him to visit a psychiatrist

6. What is the name of Gustav Graves' satellite? Pegasus Icarus Oedipus Creon

7. Bond's green Jag driving enemy Zao has very expensive acne. What is it? Emeralds Gold Royal Lavulite Diamonds

8. When Gustav Graves parachutes into London to receive his knighthood who sang the song that accompanies this scene? Madonna The Clash The Cure k.d. Lang

9. Somewhat shirty after 14 months in a North Korean jail James takes it out on Gustav Graves during a sword fight at a swanky fencing club in London. The winner was the one who drew first blood from the _____? Face Arm Chest Torso

10. James Bond and Jinx destroy the clinic in Cuba? True False

11. When trying to infiltrate the Cuban clinic James Bond enlists the unwitting help of a South African man. How does James "encourage" the South African to assist him? Appeals to his better side Blackmails him Holds a gun on him Punches him senseless

12. "Pay attention 007": During the obligatory "Q" (shows Bond all the neat stuff he has created which, that by an amazing coincidence, Bond is going to need during the course of the movie while James plays around with the equipment until "Q" gets shirty and tells him to "grow up") scene in the MI6 abandoned railway station there are some relics that come from past Bond films (a shoe, a briefcase and a jet pack). The two films were? "Thunderball" and "From Russia With Love" "From Russia With Love" and "Dr No" "Thunderball" and "On Her Majesty's Secret Service" "Dr No" and "Goldfinger"

13. One of Gustav Graves' henchmen is a big beefy Maori guy who gained fame in "Once Were Warrriors". When he first meets Bond he introduces himself as "Mr Kil". James does not seem terribly impressed. How does he respond? Bully for you. I've got a licence to That's a name to die for. As in a view to a ...? You slay me.

14. This a very tricky question: Don't jus't jump to conclusions, get annoyed when you get it wrong and send me messages. Think hard boys and girls. From Madonna's dislike of male ego displays in the fencing scene to Miranda Frost's "big bang" theory, just about every character in the movie tries to outdo each other in the double entendre/innuendo department. At one point Jinx tells James that it "looks like they are going down together". What is she referring to? And no, its not what you are thinking. Plunging to their deaths in a luxury car inside a plane Plunging to their deaths in a helicopter Plunging to their deaths in a plane Plunging to their deaths in a luxury car

15. Ian Fleming's books were pretty rough and generally involved quite a bit of thumping, hurting, punching and breaking of bones. Now think really carefully and remember the flashbacks. What do the North Koreans do to James in the opening sequence? Burning, drowning, beating, stinging, hosing and general nastiness Burning, beating, hosing, stinging, whipping and general nastiness Drowning, kicking, whipping, cutting and general nastiness Sit him down and give him a nice cup of tea