Muddled and shaky

Rating: 5/10 (3 March 2019)

This review contains spoilers.
Quantum of Solace is an action spy moyle that premiered in 2008. The movie is directed by Marc Foster and is based on James Bond by Ian Fleming. The movie's story is written by Paul Haggis, Neal Purvis, and Robert Wade. The movie has Daniel Craig reprise the role of James Bond and stars Olga Kurylenko. The movie continues where Casino Royale left off and has James Bond trying to thwart a plot to stop the Quantum organization.
Quantum of Solace is an incredibly muddled movie. There are not many redeeming qualities about this movie. The movie meanders from plot point and can not keep a focused story. The movie starts off well with James Bond escaping with Mr White. The car chase is riveting to watch but then the plot becomes horribly convoluted. Plot points simply come and go but does not coalesce into a thorough line of thought.
Events and characters feel contrived. The action scenes are not good. The scenes frequently utilize quick cuts that do not help immerse the audience. These quick cuts only served to take me out of the experience. Outside of the opening chase scene, I am hard pressed to remember any interesting action scenes. Everything felt similar and not distinct.
Both Daniel Craig, and Olga Kurylenko, do not do a phenomenal job in the more. The performance is bland and it feels like the script is incredibly limiting on the lead actors. There is simply not much they do both drama and stunt wise.
Overall, Quantum of Solace is a mess. This movie has little redeeming qualities making it not recommended by me.
Grade: D