Conundrum of film

Rating: 6/10 (27 February 2015)

**Warning! Spoiler Information Inside!**
After a masterful re-boot , the writer's at EON follow through in force quickly penning a sequel stylized follow-up and release Quantum of Solace(2008).
Picking up where Casino Royale(2006)left off, Bond delivers the nefarious Mr. White to the waiting hands of M (Judi Dench).Together they unearth a network run by wealthy socialite Dominic Greene (Mathieu Amalric).Further events uncover a more sinister agency at work.
This film is a continuation piece except it's writing clearly reflects an internal conflict. The clear general feel of foreboding that existed in "From Russia with Love"(1963) exists here , yet is clearly muted , and one wonders why if the intent is a reintroduction of SPECTRE. The Plot is not all that unbelievable , a wealthy billionaire selling thrones to those who want them in third world nations. As interesting as this all is the film can deviate wildly into the personal whims of Bond himself.It all comes off fuzzy in the end. I have heard in fact two distinct interpretations of this film in conversation.
It is a pretty considerable feat to create such a bad medium in film as too , have your audience receive two distinct messages upon which they may discuss. This indicates problems in both writing and direction. Though Marc Forster is a first time bond director in this case.
Note: Alica Keys Bond theme , was recorded after the failed attempt of Amy Winehouse and Mark Ronson to produce one.
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Three stars(of 5.)