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rottentomatoes.com - 11/12/2008

Quantum of Solace Movie Reviews, Pictures

— rottentomatoes.com — November 14, 2008: Bonding with Bond, Day 24: Quantum of Solace Community Manager RT-Ryan has never seen... a single James Bond film, except for 2006's Casino Royale. To rectify the situation, he decides to watch every Bond film and write... More... ... (more) Quantum of Solace Movie Reviews, Pictures

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youtube.com - 11/13/2008

The Incredible Quantum of Solace (video)

— youtube.com — Trailer Mashup - Quantum of Solace & The Incredibles... (more) The Incredible Quantum of Solace (video)

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booknewsblog.blogspot.com - 11/16/2008

Video: Quantum of Solace Stunts

— booknewsblog.blogspot.com — QUANTUM OF SOLACE is the most action-packed Bond movie yet, and one of the reasons the scenes... looked so realistic is that Daniel Craig did his own stunts. Don't believe him? He's got the broken bones to prove it! (more) Video: Quantum of Solace Stunts

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Alicia Keys and Jack White - "Quantum of Solace" Music Video
Film Gecko — Alicia Keys and Jack White seem like an odd pairing, but their song, “Another Way to Die,” the theme song for “Quantum of Solace” sorta-kinda works. The song certainly has lots of energy and a hip feel to it. I’m still a little on the fence with it, though. What about you? Like it? ...

Some Quick Initial Thoughts on Quantum of Solace
Moon In The Gutter — I must admit that I am totally baffled by many of the harsher critical reactions that have greeted Marc Forster's striking and intense Quantum Of Solace. Few expected it would top the astonishing Casino Royale, and it doesn't, but it doesn't try to. Instead it looks to continue and expand on the series reviving debut for Daniel Craig as James Bond, and for the most part it does so quite strikingly. Let's get the problems out of the way first. Forster's film is cut too tight and at 106 minutes it is the most needlessly short James Bond film of the series. The film's ultra modernistic, and at times distracting, editing style is its biggest fault. ...