Daniel Craig fits the role!

Rating: 10/10 (4 December 2006)

The movie started out like any other James Bond movie. There were some deaths, and we were introduced to the movie. The first sign of change came, though, when the song intro with the credits had (gasp!) no naked women! Not that that matters much to anyone else besides ten-year-olds, but it made most of the audience realize that this was most definitely not going to be the same, womanizing James Bond that we all know. We move into a fairly amazing chase scene, where Bond is chasing a man through a construction site. They end up on top of a crane. After that, the fight scene seems forced, though, because nothing can match a fight on top of a crane. That was one of the only low points in the entire movie. The rest was spectacular acting, witty humor, but with a surprising absence of any sex at all, except between Bond and the first woman we meet. The poker scene was intense, Vesper's death was moving, the car crash made us groan, and the torture scene wade us groan and cringe even more. But it kept us laughing, somehow. Finally though, at the end, after he shoots Mr. White in the leg, do we hear the great movie phrase that we have all been waiting for. "Bond, James Bond." Now, is when Daniel Craig finally becomes immortalized with Connery, Lazenby, Moore, Dalton, and Brosnan. And it seems as if hes been suited to the role for his entire life.