Ian Fleming would have been proud

Rating: 8/10 (12 January 2016)

This is bond as it should be, I have always been a big fan of the classic spy tales and this film really goes back to being the more classy, slick, humorist and calm bond that I really like. The entire film is more bond then some of the recent films, it has the evil villain and his henchmen, the remote base in a spectacular but weird location, great action scenes with fighting, shooting and explosions and off course dry humor and martinis.
This kind of reminds me of Moonraker, not many people are all that about that film, but I loved it as a child, going to a strange base, meeting a real villain and his strange henchman with the silver teeth, it was enjoyable and fun and I was truly entertained back then. As I was with this film, it has the same features and it goes more classic, where some of the other have been more trying to be more Bourne like action films.
It is hard to tell what will happen to the franchise and how bond will continue, but if they continue on this path and making films this way, these will become classics as the old ones with Sean Connery and Roger Moore.
Location, seating & time: Review for the Press, Imperial, Nordisk Film, Vesterbro, Denmark - Bio 1, row 14 seat 4 - 27.10.2015 at 09.00