Has the feel of a Connery Bond film

Rating: 10/10 (24 November 2006)

A lot of people do not seem to understand a few things about this movie; For one, we do not really hear the classic Bond tune into the end of the film, and there is a point to that. This film shows us the process of how he became the James Bond in character, as we saw Bond back from the movies in the 1960's. It is not until the very end of this picture, when Bond has "learned his lesson" not to trust anyone, as he becomes the man with the "license to kill" Daniel Craig is excellent as Bond, on par with Connery and Dalton as the 2 men who really played Bond the best. I really cannot comment on whether he looks the role or not, I will leave that to the women to decide. For me he works as Bond, He is not wimpy looking like Bronson was in my opinion.
Gone is the over wise cracking lines that Roger Moore and Pierce Bronson's Bond seemed to all too much engage in as this film really brings us back to the feel of the older Connery Bond films.
In is the reality of the cold world of a secret agents life and mission requirements.
I really liked this film and Daniel Craig's portrayal of Bond and consider it one of the best Bond films ever made.