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filmofilia.com - 10/18/2008

Daniel Craig Cautious About Future as James Bond 007

— filmofilia.com — Speaking to Playboy magazine, actor Daniel Craig has revealed that despite the fact that he signed a... contract for a total of four James Bond films, he is not sure that he will return for the third... (more) Daniel Craig Cautious About Future as James Bond 007

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monstersandcritics.com - 10/17/2008

Daniel Craig uncertain about Bond's future

— monstersandcritics.com — Movies News Oct 17, 2008, 11:30 GMT Daniel Craig is unsure whether he will star in another... James Bond film. The actor - who reprises his role as the British spy in upcoming movie 'Quantum of Solace' - says despite signing a contract for another two ... (more) Daniel Craig uncertain about Bond's future

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The BBC just posted their first review of the new James Bond film, QUANTUM OF SOLACE!!!
Ain't It Cool News - The best in movie, TV, DVD, and comic book news. — ... film. SOUNDS LIKE WHAT I WANT! It's a film that feels like the second part of a trilogy, with this being the bleaker second act. For a lot of the movie Bond is a particularly unsympathetic character, and often it's only Craig's performance along with the shifting morality of Bond's legion of enemies that forces the audience to root for him. Olga Kurylenko, who plays a refreshingly different kind of female companion, does well with a part that has far more depth than most Bond girls. READ THE WHOLE REVIEW AT THE BBC!!!

Screenwriting News & Links! 10/19/08
Mystery Man on Film — ... "[W]hat this film does differently is to focus closely on an emotionally battered Bond, his mission and his motivation," writes Lizo Mzimba for the BBC. "As ever the end credits promise that James Bond will return, and thanks to Quantum of Solace, the sense of anticipation for this should be particularly high. Not to see what super villain Bond will be battling, but to discover what the next stage will be in a character that Daniel Craig has managed to reinvent and develop movie by movie." ...

Early Buzz: Quantum of Solace is No Casino Royale
/Film — ... BBC: “It’s a film that feels like the second part of a trilogy, with this being the bleaker second act.” … “The raw nature of the film may put off some who yearn for the days of gizmos, gadgets and Bond quips as he dispenses with faceless opponents.” … “But for the most part the villainy rightly takes a back seat to Bond’s emotional journey.” ...

Warm 'Quantum Of Solace' Reviews Suggest Bond Has The Goods Once Again; Lame Title Hasn't Ruined It For Anyone
:: The Playlist :: — ... The BBC is down with the film's economy: "Clocking in at one and three-quarter hours, it's a good half hour shorter than 007's previous outing. And its reduced running time results in a leaner, tauter experience." ...

Stuff and Things: First Bond Reviews Trickle In
Cinematical — ... The Guardian adds, "I was disappointed there was so little dialogue, flirtation and characterization in this Bond: Forster and his writers Paul Haggis, Neal Purvis and Robert Wade clearly thought this sort of sissy nonsense has to be cut out in favor of explosions. Well, perhaps that is what Bond fans want (not this Bond fan, though). But I was also baffled that relatively little was made of the deliciously villainous Amalric." [More reivews: Empire, BBC] -- Black Film snagged a whole bunch of new images from the film Cadillac ...