One of the Best Bond Movies Ever

Rating: 10/10 (10 March 2007)

Over the years, there have been countless attempts to capture the essence of Ian Flemming's master spy, James Bond. However, only a few movies have accurately portrayed the exoticism behind the character correctly. This movie is the current classic that Bond lovers were searching for in the mistakes behind Pierce Brosnan's reign. Daniel Craig brilliantly captures the careless charm and renegade attitude behind the character that makes Bond so unique. While Craig portrays Bond with a good heart, he accurately portrays a secret agent willing to break protocol while sacrificing life and limb to get the job done.
Additionally, the filming of this movie could not have been more perfect. The best part of this film is that nothing here is over the top; at least not by comparison to previous Bond attempts. The locations were beautifully selected, the gadgets were realistic enough for anyone to find believable, and the characters were complex enough to capture the essence behind big screen allure.
Something most people won't notice while being ridiculously refreshing, is the fact that the Bond-girls were selected for the parts and not their media hype. In many of the previous Bond films, most of the Bond-girls (such as Denise Richards, Halle Berry, and Teri Hatcher) were only cast because of their wide-spread pop-culture popularity, in turn affecting their over-all weak performances. However, Eva Green and Caterina Murino give stellar performances giving justice to the Bond-girls.
Overall, this movie is the best Bond film since the days of Sean Connery. All comparisons aside, this is everything any movie-go-er would want in an action film, and everything Bond fans love about this classic action film icon.