
How much of a war criminal will Bond be?
Questions will only resovle after the official movie is out (no resolutions based off the trailers). I will try to see the movie within the first 1-2 days it is released to resolve quickly.
"James Bond" means the protagonist of the film. If we get a new bond/007 agent who goes by another name, we will use them for the sake of this market.
Refers to the next official Bond movie after No Time to Die (2021), I'll change the title once we know what it is.
I'm not a legal expert on war crimes, I'm just a ordinary guy who's going to try his best. I hope that most of these will be quite clear about whether they resolve. 🤞
List from here: https://www.un.org/en/genocideprevention/war-crimes.shtml
I didn't want to clutter @HenriThunberg 's much nicer /HenriThunberg/what-will-be-the-true-of-the-next-j
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Many of these, like this one, are prefaced by this text or similar:
any of the following acts against persons or property protected under the provisions of the relevant Geneva Convention:
How is "protected under..." being interpreted here? Would "Bond shoots and kills someone who shot at him first" count for this?
@Nikos I'd just love a "Geneva convention filter" for everything! All the star trek series. All lists of heroes. Which of them are actually war criminals? It feels like the rate has been going up
@EvanDaniel Mean Girls is an adaptation of the musical, we pretty much already know what will happen
Amazing market
Imagine posting this to the James Bond reddit or the high school model UN
It needs a more specific tag like "evaluating movies adherence to the Geneva conventions"