A king of a Bond film.

Rating: 8/10 (21 March 2007)

Few times has an addition to a franchise brought in so many new viewers. Fewer times has a Bond film lived up to its own hype and stunned so many die hard fans.
Martin Campbell's expert eye comes into play here, bringing to life a script that would have easily turned out bad. Although many a critic have talked about a lack of new directions for a bond film to go, Campbell's direction and WGA's script show this is not certainly not the case.
Daneil Craig has longed been criticized for being a "wimp" and failing to drive a stick correctly. He is comfortable in his portrayal as Bond and he brings a certain kind of confidence to the screen which makes his performance not only believable, but possibly the best Bond portrayal since Connery.
Unfortunately many scenes often have a hint of unbelievability to them, but thankfully the delivery is as smooth as a bullet. This Bond has its share of colorful characters, including a man with a bloody tear. Bond's leading lady, played this time around by the stunningly beautiful Eva Green, is herself a driving force in the film which speaks well of the casting director.
This time around Bond has outdone itself and it shows by the extreme number of positive comments and critic reviews.
Be prepared for an excellent film that will not disappoint. -
8/10