Thoroughly Great

Rating: 9/10 (7 February 2020)

Quantum of Solace wasn't as awesome as Casino Royale, but still managed to be pretty good and shows that Daniel Craig is capable of being a great actor for Bond.
The film is where Bond (Daniel Craig) has to go on a personal mission to find the blackmailers of his lover that died, Vesper. It leads him into meeting a ruthless businessman, Dominic (Mathieu Amalric), who was not only apart of the organization that blackmailed Vesper, but he plans to obtain total control of natural resources, and Bond teams up with a Bolivian agent, Camille (Olga Kurylenko) to foil his plans and save the day.
Quantum of Solace essentially was another standard really good Bond film. It's not one of my favorites, but I happened to thoroughly enjoy it. Daniel Craig did a great job again, and Olga Kurylenko was really really good as Camille. They both offered great chemistry in the film, and Mathieu Amalric was solid as the villan, Dominic, and knew how to deliver a villanous role for the movie.
The action was very well done and like the previous few Bond films, it offered great stunt work. The story was well thoughout, interesting, and clever. It had a nice revenge concept going for it too. The pacing was also really good, and this is actually the shortest Bond film ever, so it ran in a fast pace for an hour and 46 minutes.
All in all, Quantum of Solace was a great Bond film from start to finish and offered great entertainment.