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In reply to the discussion: Skyfall: The "Sissy Villain" Again [View all]
 

DetlefK

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16. There was nothing "sissy" about da Silva. (spoiler for one scene)
Tue Nov 13, 2012, 01:08 PM
Nov 2012

He's cultivated.
He regards Bond's style of gunning and running as outdated/antiquated, preferring precise and hard strikes of violence.
And the scene where he touches Bond's chest in a sexually suggestive way? That was deliberate to make Bond uncomfortable.

That's enough to declare him a "sissy villain"?


1. He kills and endangers the lives of others as he sees fit, to further his plan.
2. Although he leaves the violence to his lackeys, he's still able to hold his own.

What does a villain have to do, not to be qualified as a sissy?
Sport muscles like Bane?
Toy around with blades and guns?
Lack a plan?
Dress poorly and look mediocre to ugly?
Ooze testosterone from his arm-pits?

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