Again, the Daniel Craig's Bond saga ends up with a satisfying movie, along with action and twists. Those who were a bit deceived with "Spectre" will have their share of redeeming satisfaction.
Sad to see Mr. Craig leaving like this, but he brought 007 to another level and hope that his successor will keep the pace to bring intrigue, action and romance within the countries the famous spy brings us. As well as great villain. (Note for those who found Rami Malek quite bland as the villain, they rather should watch "Dr. No", as Joseph Wiseman was a calm villain in the title role...).
This is a story well told, from Italy to Jamaica, then Cuba (it was not shot there...), and from Norway to the disputed islands near the Aleloutian Islands between Russia and Japan...
And 007 as a woman. Ok to me !
Last spoiler: Bond knows he has a desendant... A little girl, Madeleine's daughter.
Thanks Mr Craig. You can share the claim with the late MM. Connery and Moore, as well as MM. Lazenby, Dalton and Brosnan, who bore the 007 legacy (regarding the Broccoli productions of course !).
Sad to see Mr. Craig leaving like this, but he brought 007 to another level and hope that his successor will keep the pace to bring intrigue, action and romance within the countries the famous spy brings us. As well as great villain. (Note for those who found Rami Malek quite bland as the villain, they rather should watch "Dr. No", as Joseph Wiseman was a calm villain in the title role...).
This is a story well told, from Italy to Jamaica, then Cuba (it was not shot there...), and from Norway to the disputed islands near the Aleloutian Islands between Russia and Japan...
And 007 as a woman. Ok to me !
Last spoiler: Bond knows he has a desendant... A little girl, Madeleine's daughter.
Thanks Mr Craig. You can share the claim with the late MM. Connery and Moore, as well as MM. Lazenby, Dalton and Brosnan, who bore the 007 legacy (regarding the Broccoli productions of course !).