Quantum of Solace

The film opens with two gripping, back-to-back chases, as James Bond (Daniel Craig) tries to heed the orders of M (Judi Dench) and, at the same time, track down the people who blackmailed his love, Vesper. Bond is still struggling with Vesper's death, displaying a new, ferocious violence in his work, and a recklessness that M would very much like to get under control. When Bond discovers a massive, secret organization called Quantum, he believes it might have been a part of the scheme that killed Vesper. He follows the clues to Haiti, where he meets Camille (Olga Kurylenko), a mysterious, driven woman, whose motives seem unclear. Camille leads Bond to Dominic Greene (Mathieu Almalric), a cold-blooded businessman who appears to be working within Quantum. Greene wants control of a valuable piece of land in Latin America, and is part of a massive plan to overthrow the government. Bond knifes, shoots, and kick-boxes his way to the center of the sinister scheme, and discovers that the plot reaches even higher than he imagined, forcing him to abandon M's orders and step out on his own. Director Marc Forster (STRANGER THAN FICTION) has crafted some truly memorable fight scenes, setting them in the most elegant of locales. Everything is beautifully shot, from Bond racing across the rooftops of Italy, to his showdown at an Austrian opera house. As for Craig, he is once again all cold precision and steely blue eyes. His 007 is positively riveting. He struts determinedly into every scene, ready to display his near superhuman fight moves, or bed a bombshell with merely a glance. Yet, just as in CASINO ROYALE, Craig never lets us forget Bond's humanity. He may fight like a ninja and smirk like Steve McQueen, but beneath his impeccable Tom Ford wardrobe, Bond is still but an ordinary man, wearily battling his own inner demons.

Yet another Bond film that aims to excite audiences, and achieves just that! Daniel Craig is back in Quantum of Solace reprising his role of James Bond for the second time round. This time, he his looking to avenge his now dead lover. As per usual, audiences also get to enjoy the sights of the new Bond girls, bear witness to amazing action sequences, and overall be entertained to the max!

This is one of the best films out of the entire James Bond series. Daniel plays a really good part and so does the rest of the cast.

The perfect additional to any fan of James Bond.

This is one of the best Bond movies for a while, the story keeps you in right till the end, must have for all Bond fans.

I must admit that I liked this movie on DVD better than I liked it at the movies, as this time I could keep up with it.

In comparison to the other bonds, it was more about the storyline than the gadgets and cars, although there are some really good FX, and typical Bond lines.