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Skyfall feels like the rebirth of Bond. Not just because of how poorly received Quantum of Solace was (it was poor), but we're also reintroduced to some new/old characters such as Q and Moneypenny as well as the ushering in of a new M. It truly feels like a new chapter for Bond.
Our villain this time around is Silva, a former agent played by Javier Bardem who feels like he was betrayed by M (Judi Dench) and is hellbent on getting his revenge on her. It's a very personal motive for this films villain as we're used to someone simply wanting to rule the world, Silva just wants M.
It's a good story and threaded together with some fantastic action sequences - the opening scene alone if breathtaking and by far the best a Bond film has seen to this point. After the awful over editing camera work of QoS that made action scenes hard to follow with a hint of motion sickness, I didn't have any problem with any of it this time around.
Our villain this time around is Silva, a former agent played by Javier Bardem who feels like he was betrayed by M (Judi Dench) and is hellbent on getting his revenge on her. It's a very personal motive for this films villain as we're used to someone simply wanting to rule the world, Silva just wants M.
It's a good story and threaded together with some fantastic action sequences - the opening scene alone if breathtaking and by far the best a Bond film has seen to this point. After the awful over editing camera work of QoS that made action scenes hard to follow with a hint of motion sickness, I didn't have any problem with any of it this time around.
Daniel Craig's debut as Bond is a smash and hands down one of, if not the absolute best.
The Bond we see in this movie is again unique to the ones before his. He's a lot more driven and willing to do absolutely anything to complete his missions, even if it means using those closest to him to do so. It's hinted through the entire film as a sort of a prophecy that you'll kick yourself for not seeing the why sooner.
That being said we see the more resolute Bond soften opposite his Bond girl for this instalment played by the beautiful Eva Green. When she witnesses a man die before her she's visually shaken, and rather than tell her to get her self together as we would expect from 007 instead we see a more compassionate and understanding side to him that I don't think we have had before.
Action sequences are exhilarating and even the poker game which takes up a bulk of the screen time is fascinating when it could have so easily come across as boring.
Mads Mikkelsen as Le Chiffre is brilliant casting and its clear he and Daniel Craig have so much chemistry whilst on screen together which is what makes the Poker game so engrossing.
A fantastic cast supported by the best Bond script to date makes it really hard to pick out any faults. The perfect Bond film. Flawless, exciting, engrossing, timeless.
The Bond we see in this movie is again unique to the ones before his. He's a lot more driven and willing to do absolutely anything to complete his missions, even if it means using those closest to him to do so. It's hinted through the entire film as a sort of a prophecy that you'll kick yourself for not seeing the why sooner.
That being said we see the more resolute Bond soften opposite his Bond girl for this instalment played by the beautiful Eva Green. When she witnesses a man die before her she's visually shaken, and rather than tell her to get her self together as we would expect from 007 instead we see a more compassionate and understanding side to him that I don't think we have had before.
Action sequences are exhilarating and even the poker game which takes up a bulk of the screen time is fascinating when it could have so easily come across as boring.
Mads Mikkelsen as Le Chiffre is brilliant casting and its clear he and Daniel Craig have so much chemistry whilst on screen together which is what makes the Poker game so engrossing.
A fantastic cast supported by the best Bond script to date makes it really hard to pick out any faults. The perfect Bond film. Flawless, exciting, engrossing, timeless.
Quantum of Solace feels very much like a filler movie - which is good for the entries to follow but for the film itself it doesn't feel like it moves us anywhere.
Daniel Craig's Bond sees himself go through more of an internal conflict with himself rather than battling with other men this time around.
Haunted by the betrayal of the woman he loved, 007 is blinded by his rage and becomes more unorthodox as he goes against MI6 to get what he wants by any means necessary.
The villain Dominic Greene is a downgrade on what Mads Mikkelsen gave to us. I know we can't always have someone to that standard but Mathieu Amalric fails to captivate.
The story is very much directed towards character development and laying ground for the larger plot across all five films - which would have been fine if it was strung together with some amazing action sequences but unfortunately we're robbed of that as well with some over edited camera work. Every half a second is a different camera angle which makes things harder to follow and at times made me feel a bit uneasy.
An average film but a necessary sacrifice for the Daniel Craig arc.
Daniel Craig's Bond sees himself go through more of an internal conflict with himself rather than battling with other men this time around.
Haunted by the betrayal of the woman he loved, 007 is blinded by his rage and becomes more unorthodox as he goes against MI6 to get what he wants by any means necessary.
The villain Dominic Greene is a downgrade on what Mads Mikkelsen gave to us. I know we can't always have someone to that standard but Mathieu Amalric fails to captivate.
The story is very much directed towards character development and laying ground for the larger plot across all five films - which would have been fine if it was strung together with some amazing action sequences but unfortunately we're robbed of that as well with some over edited camera work. Every half a second is a different camera angle which makes things harder to follow and at times made me feel a bit uneasy.
An average film but a necessary sacrifice for the Daniel Craig arc.