007 Reporting For Duty With Style In What Quite Possibly Could Be His Finest Hour Yet

Rating: 10/10 (10 November 2012)

Don't listen to the stupid negative reviews of dumb fans about this movie. This is Bond at his best. Sure, Bond may not be trying to stop a villain from taking over the world, but hey, he didn't stop a villain from taking over the world in Licence To Kill, so where's the backlash for that? (Another good Bond movie as well).
"There's a young Q. Worst Bond ever!" STFU it makes more sense that Q is younger.
"Bond is Bisexual." No he's not, Silva was making him uncomfortable.
"The final action scene was like Home Alone." Sure, they set up booby traps, but it felt a LOT less like Home Alone than I was expecting.
The positives from this movie come from Craig's performance as Bond, which, in my honest opinion (and fans may hate me for saying this) but I think Daniel Craig has equaled or either surpassed Sean Connery. The return of the "Goldfinger" car was classic. The performance of Javier Bardem.... CLASSIC VILLAIN. Played the part so well. They made him feel like a classic villain because he has a deformity, which I shall not reveal.
My only complaints were the fact Bond heard M give the order to take the shot, and Bond did NOTHING to get out of the way. And to me, as surprising and fitting the final scene was, with Eve it was a big like WTF moment. Other than that, everything was good.
Pure Bond here. He is reporting for duty, with some swag and style, in what is Bond's finest hour yet.