Skyfall Review

Rating: 8/10 (18 January 2014)

This is the twenty-third movie of James Bond, an agent who works for the British Security Intelligence Agency, most known as MI6.
In the beginning of the movie he, James Bond, was in a mission to recover a hard disc, that contained a secret list of infiltrated British agents; he was shoot by his partner during his fight against the mercenary and everybody though he was dead.
After MI6 suffered a terrorist attack, which showed the weakness of the British Security Intelligence, James Bond decided to come back to discover who did that.
After his resurrection, James had to do physic and mental tests to come back to MI6. M (Judi Dench), his boos, left him go back to the field; she said he was ready for this.
He went to Shanghai in order to find out who bought the list, again he fought with the mercenary but this time the mercenary died. In his equipments, James found a clue, a casino chip. This casino chip brought James to Macau, there he met a girl called Sévérine (Bérénice Marlohe) who helped him to find the terrorist. They went to the terrorist's island where she died and MI6 caught Silva (Javier Bardem).
When he got in MI6 prison everybody discover that he was an ex agent. Q (Ben Whishaw) tried to have more information looking in Silva's computer. Silva had already planned to be caught by MI6; he infected the MI6 system and escaped from there.
James found out that Silva wanted to kill M. By this information he started to hunt Silva.
This movie is one of the best of Daniel Craig's acting. There was too much violence in the previous movies, which doesn't match with 007's style. In this movie Daniel showed a very thoughtful James Bond. And there's also a cast changing; M is not Judi Dench anymore, now M is Ralph Fiennes, Gareth Mallory in the movie. Mallory is the president of the Security and Intellicenge Committee. Eve Moneypenny and Q were finally introduced.