Best Bond Movie To Hit The Silver Screen!

Rating: 10/10 (15 April 2014)

Who knew that bringing Sam Mendes on board to direct the 23rd James Bond film would result in the best James Bond film ever. Don't get me wrong but even though I like Sam Mendes, I wouldn't think he would be cut out for a Bond film. Well, this film feels like a classic Bond film with some modern updates attached to it. People says this feels like a Bourne film, and in a good way it does. This film is action-packed, has a great theme song(I usually hate Adele's songs), wonderful acting, a great score, and superb visuals.
Mendes's film has Daniel Craig returning for his third adventure as James Bond. MI5 has been infiltrated from within and it's up to Bond to single-handedly save his agency, career, and the career of M.
As usual, Daniel Craig kicks mighty ass as Bond. We see him getting older but of course, he knows it. I like his wisecracks about his age. Judi Dench plays a bigger role this time around and is superb. She should have been nominated for an Oscar. Javier Bardem, just like in No Country For Old Men, does very well as the psychopath villain. Ralph Fiennes is a welcome addition to the cast and supplements Dench very well.
Overall, this is an amazing Bond film and I'm proud to say it's the best of the series. It's a classic Bond in a modern world and it brings that feeling to life. There is lots of action here and it has some amazing set pieces. With the addition of Mendes, he brought some character building here and because of that, we care more about the characters. If you're looking for action, cars, and girls, they are all here. I rate this film 10/10.