Drew Kinard (gatorbuck)

Okay somewhere down the road they may have dropped the ball for the movie somewhere. It may not be the best in the series, but it comes as a decent film in the series. The editing is really bad; mostly during the car chase, Bond in pursuit of Mitchell, the airplane chase. You know I could write a full review on the editing, but that?s not what I'm here for. The camera angles were off a little and the major flaw for Craig's second adventure. It was to damn short! A Bond film is suppose to be a 2hr feature. Anyway, great acting by M (Judi Dench), keeps Bond in line. Olga as Camille, a great choice. I don't care for Fields. Little upsetting to know Mathis got killed, but hey its a Bond picture. Not the best villain in the world, but he did have a good scheme. Perhaps if Greene could have fought better and not scream like a girl, that would have helped. All in all, a great tie into Casino Royale. Craig again proves that Bond is a human and has no limits when it comes to duties.

Personally, one of the best Bond films in a long time. Props to EON for picking a superb choice that of Daniel Craig. Craig makes you feel that Bond is a real person and you understand where he is coming from. Craig shows he is up to the challenge of taking on the role of 007; to which he passed with flying colors. Judi Dench as M makes the mode set well. Le Chiffre (Mads Mikkelson) makes a great baddie. Eva Green as Bond's true love Vesper is a terrific hit, full of beauty and romance and tragedy. This movie will become a classic in the 007 series in no time. It just might rival Goldfinger as the best one in the series? Craig proves that he IS Bond and let us hope he sticks around for a few more outing! A terrific movie for all 007 fans