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Columbia Pictures
EON Productions
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
James Bond Collection
Think on your sins.
When Bond's latest assignment goes gravely wrong, agents around the world are exposed and MI6 headquarters is attacked. While M faces challenges to her authority and position from Gareth Mallory, the new Chairman of the Intelligence and Security Committee, it's up to Bond, aided only by field agent Eve, to locate the mastermind behind the attack.
tmdb93836550
Nov 23, 2024 · via TMDB
This is a Bond film 100 times better than Spectre.
drystyx
Apr 18, 2023 · via TMDB
Keeping the Bond series down. Poor Daniel Craig isn't at fault for these totally uninspired, unmotivated stories he appears in. Maybe his agent is at fault. But while Craig makes money, his memory will be forgotten in a hundred years, if these 007 fiascos are his high points. They probably won't be his high points. Good for him. Here, we get more of the modern day movie making which eliminates all the exotic scenery and all the wit and all the inspiration and all the motivation. Instead, we get another demigod villain on the order of horror movies. He may as well be Freddy, Jason, or Wishmaster. That's how he's written. So, we have the worst Bond villain in movie history. Certainly, he's the most Hollywood. Which makes this as dull as watching a pot boil. Even the high octane action sequences can't save this flop.
GenerationofSwine
Jan 11, 2023 · via TMDB
By the time Skyfall dropped my hatred of Craig Era Bond was pretty solidified. I started to realize that this was going to be the Bond that hated being Bond. That Bond was going to go down a dark hole that I was really going to loath. But... Javier Bardem really nailed it didn't he? Javier Bardem nailed it. Judi Dench had her best showing as M... ever, in fact it was so good that it kind of made you made she was relegated to a side character in all the other Bond movies. And the story was great... it was so great that Disneyer ripped off huge chunks of it when they made Black Panther. By 2012 you got the feeling that Sony was going to take the 007 down a dark and evil rabbit hole that would destroy the Franchise, but Skyfall still ranks as one of the best Bond movies in franchise history.
The Movie Mob
Oct 21, 2022 · via TMDB
**Skyfall understands, admires, and elevates Bond to excellence and mastery to an unexpected level and unmatched by its predecessors.** Skyfall is The Dark Knight of Daniel Craig’s James Bond films. Sam Mendes took all Casino Royale had built and elevated it to heights never before reached by Bond. Everything fires perfectly on all cylinders. The story is rich and delves further into the character of a bond than ever before. The action set pieces, the locales, and the cinematography are all masterpieces that establish Skyfall as an excellent James Bond film but take it further, placing it among the best movies of all time. Judi Dench’s performance as M cements her legacy as a Bond great. And the excellent supporting cast grows with the brilliant casting and performances of Naomi Harris as Moneypenny, Ralph Fiennes as Mallory, and Ben Whishaw as Q. Still, the biggest standout is Javier Bardem as the villainous Silva - one of the greatest Bond antagonists of all time. His unpredictable and menacing nature is cloaked in a slightly goofy demeanor and skewed moral code. Skyfall asks and answers questions unlike any Bond before while staying true to what makes James Bond so compelling and entertaining. Just like The Dark Knight for Batman, even people who are not traditional Bond fans will be impressed with Skyfall.
CinemaSerf
Sep 19, 2022 · via TMDB
Ok, first things first. "Skyfall" and "crumble" do not rhyme. Sorry Adele, but they don't! Luckily, the rest of this story is almost as good as "Casino Royale" (2006). Daniel Craig reprises his role as "007", this time charged with thwarting a dastardly plan by the enigmatic "Silva" to avenge himself on none other than "M" (Dame Judi Dench) herself. He has managed to successfully infiltrate just about every system MI6 has and obtain a list of agents the world over. When he starts publishing these names, and the body count starts to rise, it falls to "Bond" to engage with his clever and malevolent foe. Bardem is effective as the baddie here. He has a certain, almost menacing, effeteness as he quite literally toys with his quarry. Loads of gadgets, explosions, a welcome appearance from the original Aston Martin and an action-packed pace keep this moving along well. The ending is a bit far-fetched, even by "James Bond" standards, and that even though it did give us chance to enjoy a suitably eclectic contribution from Albert Finney, was all just bit daft. The supporting efforts don't bode so well, either. Ralph Fiennes seems set for a larger role in future films and he doesn't really add much and though she does well enough, the role offered to Naomie Harris' "Eve" is just too insubstantial for her to assert herself on much of the story. That said, though, it's very much at the top end of the Craig outings for this character and it does look good on big screen,
Manuel São Bento
Sep 28, 2021 · via TMDB
FULL SPOILER-FREE REVIEW @ https://www.msbreviews.com/movie-reviews/skyfall-spoiler-free-review "Skyfall is not only the entry that this James Bond saga needed, but it's my favorite movie of the Daniel Craig Era. From the exceptionally intriguing narrative filled with shocking developments to Javier Bardem's terrifying portrayal of a fascinating antagonist, Sam Mendes offers his remarkable directing skills to create a film worthy of much praise. The GOAT of cinematography, Roger Deakins, makes every inch of the screen drip cinematic beauty with eyegasmic wide shots and mind-blowing lighting, making this the best-looking Bond flick ever. Technically, it's challenging to find elements less than simply perfect. Phenomenal acting all-around elevates an extraordinarily impactful character work, culminating in an emotionally powerful third act. A slightly overextended runtime doesn't stop me from considering this a flawless Bond movie. I can't endorse it more than this." Rating: A
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Bérénice Marlohe
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Ian Bonar
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Tonia Sotiropoulou
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Orion Lee
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Roger Yuan
Severine's Bodyguard
Liang Yang
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Yennis Cheung Yan
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Chooye Bay
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Milorad Kapor
Boat Captain
Huw Edwards
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Elio Lo Tauro
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Amir Boutrous
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Khan Bonfils
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Nicholas Goh
Boat Crew
John Hodgkinson
Silva's Isolation Guard
Kurt Egyiawan
Q's Assistant
Oliver Johnstone
Q's Assistant
Harry Kershaw
Q's Assistant
Burt Caesar
Inquiry Member
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Inquiry Member
Beatrice Curnew
Inquiry Member
Ross Waiton
Whitehall Police Guard
Jim Conway
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Jens Hultén
Silva's Henchman
Michael Pink
Silva's Henchman
Anthony O'Donnell
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Hannah Stokely
Tube Driver
Wayne Gordon
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Silva's Mercenary
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Silva's Mercenary
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Silva's Mercenary
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Silva's Mercenary
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Silva's Mercenary
Selva Rasalingam
Silva's Mercenary
Steve Barnett
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Lee Nicholas Harris
Armed Police Officer (uncredited)
Duncan Casey
MI6 Agent (uncredited)
Tom Coulston
MI6 Executive Courtroom (uncredited)
Paul Blackwell
Commuter
Paul Inglis
Art Direction
Fergus Clegg
Assistant Set Decoration
Arran Brownlee
Concept Artist
Corran Brownlee
Concept Artist
Dennis Gassner
Production Design
John Davis
Storyboard Artist
Roger Deakins
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Simon Finney
Camera Operator
Roger Deakins
Director of Photography
Alexander Witt
Second Unit Director of Photography
François Duhamel
Still Photographer
Sanaz Missaghian
Costume Coordinator
Jany Temime
Costume Design
Zoe Tahir
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Alessandro Bertolazzi
Makeup Artist
Donald Mowat
Makeup Artist
Luca Vannella
Makeup Artist
Wakana Yoshihara
Makeup Artist
Naomi Donne
Makeup Designer
Love Larson
Prosthetics
Colin Strause
CG Supervisor
Greg Strause
CG Supervisor
Sheldon Stopsack
CG Supervisor
Gary Powell
Stunt Coordinator
Joseph Chi Chiong Chavez
Stunt Coordinator
Angela Meryl
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Annabel Canaven
Stunts
Annabel Wood
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Belinda McGinley
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Belle Williams
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Ben Cooke
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Sian Milne
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Tolga Kenan
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Vi-Dan Tran
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Zarene Dallas
Stunts
Laura Jennings
Visual Effects Editor
Tufan Şimşekcan
Assistant Director
Sam Mendes
Director
Michael Lerman
First Assistant Director
Alexander Witt
Second Unit Director
Emily Greenwood
Digital Intermediate
Patrick Malone
Digital Intermediate
Stuart Baird
Editor
Debbie McWilliams
Casting
Debra Zane
Casting Consultant
Callum McDougall
Executive Producer
Barbara Broccoli
Producer
Michael G. Wilson
Producer
Callum McDougall
Unit Production Manager
Thomas Newman
Original Music Composer
Adele
Songs
Greg P. Russell
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Karen Baker Landers
Supervising Sound Editor
Adele
Theme Song Performance
Dan Snape
Compositing Lead
Chris Corbould
Special Effects Supervisor
Ian Fleming
Characters
John Logan
Screenplay
Neal Purvis
Screenplay
Robert Wade
Screenplay
Nov 9, 2012
Feb 12, 2013
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