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Summary: Seeking revenge for the death of his love, secret agent James Bond sets out to stop an environmentalist from taking control of a country's valuable resource.
Although Daniel Craig is trying to be the British version of Jason Bourne instead of James Bond, this film is not all that bad. Because of the mindless action and every kind of chase sequence you can think of, this is very entertaining. But as you watch it, keep in mind that the real James Bond is dead.
Not as good as Casino Royale, it seems more like a transitional film closing loose ends from its predecessor while opening new avenues for any sequel. The plot regarding privitisation of water supplies is surprisingly modern, based on actual world events (Bolivia being a prime example) rather than the usual Bond evil genius.
Don't let its main character fool you: this is more like Jason Bourne's second cousin than James Bond. Not so much a plot than an excuse to homage other Bond films (was that Goldfinger with the oil? From Russia... with the boat chase? etc.) and create one brutal action sequence after another. This script completely fails to take off and its action cannot remain engaging. At least Dame Judi Dench steals her scenes and makes some of the movie interesting.
Good story, good action, too much shakey camera movement in place of decent camera work and editing. Olga Kurylenko was hot. Not feeling the Bondness that should have been there.
A quantum is a very small amount (think quantum physics) so that means Bond has a very small amount of solace before moving onto his next mission. I wish the writers spent more than a quantum working on the script.
Muy buena, el realismo le sienta mucho mejor a este tipo de películas de acción. El tema esta bueno, pero muy a medias tintas explorado... Por ultimo: el bond esta buenisimo :)