It was interesting to see Ben Whishaw’s Q bend but not break the rules for Bond in Spectre. Llewelyn’s Q was much more strict and by the book, but it seems Whishaw’s Q has a closer, friendlier relationship with Bond.
In The Spy Who Loved Me, Karl Stromberg is almost giddy as he shows Bond his plans for thermonuclear genocide and his grand scheme to replace humanity with a civilization built in his own image. There’s something especially disturbing about how casually Stromberg discusses the destruction of billions of people, as though he is presenting…

