Corrected entry: The scene where James Bond kills a man in the water under the ice does not make sense. Bond wraps a leg around the man to strangle him to death. Strangling a man cuts off his ability to breath, but this is illogical as he already cannot breath underwater.
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Correction: Loss of consciousness and death by strangling is primarily caused by cutting off the blood supply to the brain. This achieves the desired effect long before asphyxiation and is therefore correctly used in the underwater scene.