If you absolutely positively had to kill and rescue, who would you choose?

1. John Rambo
2. Ethan Hunt
3. Jason Bourne
4. John Wick
5. Bryan Mills
6. ?
   no superheroes or enhanced person, Beatrix Kiddo defies too many laws of physics fighting the Crazy 88’s to qualify

 

Rambo and its not that hard a decision.

 

Jungle/Forest/Desert - Rambo
Densely populated Euro hub - Jason Bourne
To make the phone call that Rambo or Bourne is coming - Bryan Mills

 

Bond?
Sean Connery’s Bond from The Rock?
Danny Ocean (not on the killing, but I bet he could pull off a rescue)?
Josey Wales?
Jacob McCandles?
The Lone Ranger?

Honestly, it would depend on the scenario.

 

The SAS

 

Starman or Goalmouth.
And I might pay extra to watch.

 

Who Dares Wins

 

John Matrix (Commando) would be good, but he gave all the killing up - until they took his daughter. So motivation might be a problem.

 

Really should be a Fake Mock Draft thread.

Rambo: "He's a killing machine, lacks communication skills, seems to have given up on using the stealth and ingenuity we saw early on and now makes a lot of noise where and when he kills. Hard to sweep under the rug."
Bourne: "Incredibly adaptable, speaks multiple languages, quick, brutal fighter, solid driving skills - sometimes gets inside his brain too much and loses focus."
Ethan Hunt: "Seems to make new enemies every season, He's a survivor more than anything, able to withstand a lot of pain and escape adverse conditions. Doesn't let anyone get too close to him."
Bryan Mills: His skill set is unique. Probably older than everyone thinks, but plays younger. Has a tendency to get caught up in things he has no business being involved with. Which is usually bad news for the people on the other end of the equation.
John Wick: "Little things tend to set him off, Despite a sentimental streak he can be incredibly vicious if the spirit moves him. Surprisingly agile for a guy his size. Like Rambo, leaves a lot of messes that make a lot of noise.

 

T-800 circa 1991.

 

The Basterds.

 

After careful consideration, Bourne.