The true spirit of the character, finally.

Rating: 10/10 (9 December 2006)

In all of the Bond movies, including the outstanding Thunderball and Goldfinger, we were used to see a character that hided the real nature of the spy, the tragical one. Finally in this one we get to see the real dimension of the agent, with his weakness exposed, his recognition of being a bad guy, and his confusion about his career. Less gadgets and cheap humor. More violence, blood, and physical strength, (as in the Fleming 's books). Fortunately we still see beautiful, breathtaking women and the same elegance that the franchise has got us used to... and of course, the martini cocktails. I know there will be a debate about who of all the actors have interpreted the best 007. I still think that Connery gets the first price. In some scenes it gives the impression that Daniel Craig is nervous about the responsibility, but I wouldn't too far from Pierce Brosnan, fighting for the second place. It will be very interesting watching and updated version of the first movies of the saga. With the new ingredients, the audiences will get to see a fresher and more realistic Commander James Bond, IHMS. BRAVO.