really got it's public start with the second of the Bourne movies where the camera's bouncing around as much as the action and it's extremely difficult to get an idea which way is up and who's who. I'm sure it's the director's idea to give you a sense of the chaos of fights and car chases but it also could be that it's simply easier and cheaper to film. With that style, you don't have to ensure that scenes flow from one to another. Editing can be sloppy and who'd know?

The movie however was still entertaining. Daniel Craig is an excellent actor and he fits the extreme physical stunts that Bond is performing. The interplay between Bond and M is great. It had all the elements one expects out of a Bond action adventure complete with the escape from the building blowing up at the end. The villain was particularly creepy.

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