<The reason why 007 movies were fun>

<The reason why 007 movies were fun>

The first time I saw a 007 movie in a theater was "From Russia with Love" in 1973. I enjoyed watching it so much that 50 years later, I still remember the scene. As a maniac who watched all of the 007 movies without leaving out a single movie, one of the biggest fun things about the movie is "007 Never Dies." There was even "Living Twice," where 007 died and had a funeral, but survived again. I know that 007 does not die no matter what crisis he is in and defeats the villain, so if you pretend to be 007, it will not be so fun. Many war movies are popular because I am not dying as an audience. Some say that if there is a guarantee that he will not die, there will be no entertainment more interesting than war. Of course, the myth that 007 does not die finally ended in "No time to die" ended.

Can there be such a thing in reality that I can enjoy while hurting others without getting hurt or dying?
In the current reality, I think the "Korea Prosecution Organization" is the closest to it. Prosecutors face no punishment if they try to manipulate a normal person into a spy and destroy his or her life, and if they make their family members commit suicide because they don't like it, or even conspire with the judiciary to commit capital punishment. Even if they commit a crime that would shake the foundation of capitalism, such as stock price manipulation, or steal whale meat and eat it, prosecutors will not be guilty of anything if they let them see. Prosecutors are not punished even if they are entertained by stock manipulators.

G.A. These prosecutors are paid a fixed amount of taxpayers' money as well as their salaries.
In reality, prosecutors are the best profession that surpasses 007 in movies. Since it is not a movie but a reality where people are not punished no matter how bad they commit while receiving salaries from taxpayers.
However, just as 007 died someday, prosecutors' organizations will be doomed. Isn't it the law of the universe to honor the moon? I hope that day will come soon.