Skyfall

Awesomely shot. Craig, who has grown comfortably into the role, also impressed me, and he's supported by strong players. The Bond girls fail to deliver, though. They, like burnt-out staples such as gadgets and lame jokes, are however no longer in focus. Rather than another mere reboot, 'Skyfall', my second-favorite of the bunch (after 'Dr. No'), actually feels more like a change of operating system. Fifty years on, the selling point is, for the first time, something as exotic as character drama.

Roger Deakins looks good on you, Mr. Bond.

We're so sorry for Quantum of Solace" Bond gets shot and ends up on sex vacation island. This could’ve been the strongest film in the series if they had the bollocks to cast Timothy Dalton/Pierce in Javier’s role.

Best rat analogy ever.

I'd like to thank Jaguar, Caterpillar, VW, Seiko, Range Rover, Bose, Sony, Google, Adidas and anyone else involved in financing this nice action film. Solid movie with focus on Bond and M's status as obsolete relics from the cold war. Great performance from Bardem and a little nod to the fans of the good old days.