The Weapons and Gadgets of James Bond
Introduction - Throughout the years, the weapons and gadgets that have come from the hands of the Q Branch, has never turned James Bond down, they are the coolest and are the best in spy paraphernalia.
I. Bond’s choice of equipment
A. Walther PPK
B. Aston Martin DB5
C. Watches
II. Comparison to some spy gadgets of the army
A. Bond’s popular equipment
B. Military’s popular equipment
III. As technology continues to grow
A. Weapons will get better
1. Equipment from newer movies
a. Goldeneye
b. Tomorrow Never Dies
B. Gadgets of the older movies
C. Other items of Q’s Lab
IV. What do we expect of Bond
A. More high tech weapons and gadgets
B. A new head for the Q Branch
C. A lot more excitement
Conclusion - Finally, the weapons and gadgets of James Bond will still continue to astonish the entire world, and it will still do so as many more films are produced in the near future.
“And this I am Especially Proud of”
- Q
“I think we’ve met.” These were the words of James Bond as he stepped into his talking BMW 750IL during the movie Tomorrow Never Dies. Throughout the years, the weapons and gadgets that have come from the hands of the Q Branch, has never turned James Bond down, they are the coolest and are the best in spy paraphernalia. If someone would try to compare Bond’s gadgets to gadgets of the military, Bond would win ten to one.
Of course, as technology changed and time passed, the Q Branch developed better equipment, but many of the classic gadgets are still obsolete in a technology driven world we live in today. For example, Bond’s old Aston Martin DB5 can out run a Ferrari 355 F1 Spider that was demonstrated in the movie Goldeneye. (Ultimate James Bond Page http:jmsbond.tripod.com) As the James Bond story continues, the better and better the gadg...
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...oon be seeing a new Q. The current Q died in a tragic accident in London just a month ago right after the release of “The World is not enough.” Another thing you will never miss in Bond films is the excitement, and that will always stay true. Finally, the weapons and gadgets of James Bond will still continue to astonish the entire world, and it will still do so as many more films are produced in the near future.
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