Columbia Pictures
EON Productions
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
James Bond Collection
Have Regrets. Get Revenge.
Betrayed by Vesper, the woman he loved, 007 fights the urge to make his latest mission personal. Pursuing his determination to uncover the truth, Bond and M interrogate Mr. White, who reveals that the organization that blackmailed Vesper is far more complex and dangerous than anyone had imagined.
tmdb93836550
Nov 23, 2024 · via TMDB
A film that is hated by the random but is one I like.
drystyx
Apr 18, 2023 · via TMDB
Try not to fall asleep while watching this movie. This movie is as dull as the title, so it has that going for it. It's "true" advertising. This one sort of takes over where Casino Royale left off. Bond does more detective work than action in this one. Well, that's okay. At least we aren't overly depressed. We just fall asleep. 007 wants revenge, and it appears that this movie tries to be an "anti revenge" movie, but it flails too much to do that.
The Movie Mob
Feb 11, 2023 · via TMDB
**High expectations harmed Quantum of Solace's reputation from the get-go but considering this film as the end of Casino Royale allows it to shine.** Many find Quantum of Solace a disappointing entry in the Daniel Craig Bond era, but I beg to differ. When viewed as a stand-alone film, I can understand frustrations with a meager storyline. But when considered the conclusion of Casino Royale, this movie becomes much better. Casino Royale ends with Bond suffering a significant loss, and Quantum allows him to take revenge. Bond is still grappling with a broken heart and is less interested in the standard Bond romantic escapades than usual. In fact, the main Bond girl of the movie is more of a partner in the film than a romantic prospect. The opening fight sequence, the action, the stunts, and the locations are some of the franchise's best. The expectations following Casino Royale were so high that Quantum of Solace never stood a chance (much like Spectre following Skyfall), but when Quantum is coupled with Casino Royale, more depth and development are added to both films.
GenerationofSwine
Jan 11, 2023 · via TMDB
Well, I loved the theme song, I honestly thought it didn't fit well with the Bond franchise (like the theme of The Living Daylights) but over all I really liked it as a rock song. And Olga Kurylenko I thought was a great Bond girl, plus they brought back Jeffrey Wright as Felix (and it's a reboot so it's OK he has his legs) but it was nice seeing the same person play Felix twice in a row wasn't it? But Q, M, and Moneypenny were conspicuously absent weren't they? The plot was pretty convoluted (even for a Craig Era Bond) the action was super choppy because in 08 we were moving into that choppy means action trope that never should have been, and overall the movie stank. Plus, this is the first time we really got to see Craig's Bond who hates being Bond character come front and center and, honestly, that is the worst way to play Bond.
jw
Oct 14, 2022 · via TMDB
I'll make it quick. I watched this movie, and after some while I realised, I had seen this one before. It's so forgettable, you can skip it without loss. Expect disappointment if you do watch it. It's just a run-off-the-mill action flick, basically.
CinemaSerf
Sep 17, 2022 · via TMDB
Whilst there is certainly loads of action in this rather procedural outing for "James Bond" (a rather uncharismatic Daniel Craig) there is a real dearth of a substantial story. Picking up from "Casino Royale" (2006), this film sees our super-spy capture elusive "Mr White" (Jesper Christiansen) only to have him escape in the most treacherous of fashions - putting all in MI6 at risk. Pretty quickly, "007" is on the trail of the ostensibly benign millionaire "Greene" (Mathieu Amalric) and as the escapades gather pace we realise that the industrialist has a cunning plan to manipulate a crime consortium of global proportions; to take over the government of Bolivia and to control the ebb and flow of one of that nation's most crucial resources. Thing is, though, that this is all just too weak. The story is just lacklustre and undercooked. The efforts of the baddies - Amalric, Anatole Taubman as henchman "Elvis" and a straight-from-central-casting Joaquín Cosio as the scheming "Gen. Medrano" just to don't create any sense of menace or peril. Far too much time is spent swinging from scaffolding, or trashing a rather impressive set for a performance of "Tosca" rather than creating a solid story with twists and turns. Again, the character of "M" (Dame Judi Dench) has much more of a role, and sacrilegious as it may be, she just isn't very good at it. She seemed to be wearing the same clothes for most of her scenes, too! The dialogue is rather dry, no fun innuendo or double-entendre and though quite spunky, Olga Kurylenko is no natural as "Camille", a girl with an axe to grind (ideally into the general's skull). It ends a bit like "Licence to Kill" (1989) and, indeed, is all just a bit too much of an hybrid of the other films to offer much by way of distinction. Good to see an Aston Martin back on screen, but otherwise this rather curiously titled film offers very little to write home about.
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Guillermo del Toro
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Alfonso Cuarón
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Kamil Krejčí
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Uygar Tamer
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Alexandra Prusa
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Karine Babajanyan
Floria Tosca
Brandon Jovanovich
Mario Cavaradossi
Derek Lea
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Tatiana Lavrentieva
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Laila Alina Reischer
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Rene Costa
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Paul Inglis
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Fergus Clegg
Assistant Set Decoration
Dennis Gassner
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George Richmond
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Chas Bain
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Roberto Schaefer
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George Richmond
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Zoe Tahir
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Naomi Donne
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Craig Hosking
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Cliff Fleming
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Chris Corbould
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Scott Armstrong
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Gary Powell
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Rowley Irlam
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Ben Cooke
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Bobby Holland Hanton
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Alessandro Borgese
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Michael Lerman
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Dan Bradley
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Patrick Malone
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Richard Pearson
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Emily Greenwood
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Anthony Waye
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Callum McDougall
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Barbara Broccoli
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Michael G. Wilson
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Paul Munro
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David Arnold
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Chris Munro
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Mike Prestwood Smith
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Alicia Keys
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Jack White
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Christian Kaestner
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Mark Bakowski
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Pedro Lara
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Chris Corbould
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Karen Clarke
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Patty Boyd
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Ross Johnson
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Alex Wuttke
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Ged Wright
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Ian Fleming
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Neal Purvis
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Paul Haggis
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Robert Wade
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