What do you think of Daniel Craig's Bond? BOND PLAYLIST: kzfaq.info/sun/PLQHhQlj8i5dp_oymDpZRwVEgCMP9fUpks

"I miss the cold war" is probably my favorite line from the movie. Judi Dench owns that role.

"Now this movie hates balls!" Weird line but the passion it was said was magnificent. The follow up of "I hope his balls are ok" was chef's kiss

Jen you do realize that you've gone from "Does James Bond sleep in pajamas?" in Dr. No to "I hope his balls are alright?" in Casino Royale? I'm so proud of you.

Beauty standards are very personal, but for me Eva Green's accent, posture and line delivery make her captivating. Her chemistry with Daniel is electric AND playful. If the chemistry isn't there, the whole thing falls apart and they really sell their connection.

This is directed by Martin Campbell who also directed Goldeneye which is probably why its so damn good..lol

25:45 The martini that Bond orders in this scene is the exact recipe that Bond orders in the original book Casino Royale by Ian Fleming. While Lillet (a type of aperitif) is still made, Kina Lillet (which Bond specifies, so named because it contains quinine) no longer does, having been reformulated in 1985, so to have Bond request it in 2006 is anachronistic but clearly a loving wink & nod to the novel.

The guy Bond chases across the construction site is Sébastien Foucan. He invented parkour. His acting aint half bad either.

2 things: 1. I'm surprised you didn't catch the reference when Vesper said "I'm the MONEY" and Bond replied with "Every PENNY of it" 2. In previous Bond movies, the game of choice was Baccarat, but the producers of this movie changed in to poker because they figured more people could follow it.

Did you notice that the official James Bond theme never played until the final scene. When he introduces himself to Mr White. Throughout the film we see young James make mistake after mistake & he never introduces himself in his iconic fashion. James is young & more of a blunt object rather than a precise surgical killing machine. The Director did that intentionally with the music at the end. To show the audience that after Vesper’s death, now, James finally has become the man/agent we all know. He finally becomes James Bond, hence the music playing in full & the proper introduction.

No Moneypenny, but we have our own JennyPenny. A constant in a world of change. So pleased you enjoyed DC as Bond - he's my personal second. Sean will always be the GOAT.

One of the most anticipated reactions of the year. This is one of, if not the best bond movie ever, I remember when Daniel Craig was casted to play James Bond a lot of people didn’t like that idea but once this movie came out they changed their minds and he became a lot of people’s favourite bond.

The whole theme doesn't play until the end. I've always loved that.

One of the darkest James Bond movies ever made. Henry Cavill, Sam Worthington, Matthew Rhys, Rupert Friend, Clive Owen, Hugh Jackman, Dougray Scott, and Julian McMahon were considered for 007 James Bond until Daniel Craig was cast.

This was a smart change of direction for the franchise. The whole "world ending stakes" market was about to be completely taken over by superheroes. As cool as the gadgets were, most of them would make Bruce Wayne or Tony Stark roll their eyes and call them cute. So going in a similar direction as Mission: Impossible and the Bourne movies was smart and much more faithful to the source material. After Die Another Day went over the top and tumbled down the other side, a full reset was in order.

37:11... "I hope his balls are okay." HAHAHA!! That made me laugh hard. Just an FYI. No spoilers, but the five Daniel Craig films are all tied together like one long storyline that slowly unfolds. There's a lot more going on than is revealed in this film. Looking forward to seeing your reactions to the next four.

IMO, the best of Craig's stories... they are a mixed batch, but when he is good, he is very good

Casino Royale is such a fantastic film, not just one of the best in the series, but legitimately one of the best action films ever made, and exactly what was needed after the over-the-top excess of Die Another Day. It's fantastically well-written and unique in its structure, devoting the entire midsection to a poker game, having the villain be killed off way before the end of the film, and instead making the third act a big tragic romance. Bond and Vesper have one of the best relationships in the series, you truly buy their chemistry and believe in their romance to such an extent that, despite this blatantly being Bond's origin story, you end up _not_ wanting him to become the man we know him as. The film does a fantastic job at humanising Bond, and allowing Daniel Craig to give a phenomenal performance that immediately silenced his naysayers. The rest of the cast are fantastic too, Eva Green's Vesper is one of, if not the best Bond women in the series, Mads Mikkelsen is a formidable villain, and Judi Dench is as delightful as ever. Add onto that some of the most awesomely brutal (and brutally awesome) action scenes in the series, and a killer David Arnold score that manages to retain that traditional Bond sound without using the Bond theme itself until the very end, and you have a genuine masterpiece. You're in for a treat with the Daniel Craig era, it's very different to what's come before - a lot darker, more introspective, and with way less of the traditional silliness associated with the series - but it's always really interesting to see unfold in front of new eyes

37:10 -- That should be on more postcards. "Thinking of you. Hope your balls are okay."

You should REALLY watch Layer Cake- it was almost DC’s audition for Bond but is as clever as knives out and as gritty as this bond! Love your reactions as always!

Jen: "I'm worried about our Bond. He had his heart broken and his balls smashed." 😂

Welcome to the "Dark Age" of Daniel Craig as Bond...James Bond!💘 Once more, R.I.P. to Chris Cornell, and "Thanks" for giving Us one of the Best Bond Songs Ever: "You Know My Name" still Rocks today!👍

The man Bond was chasing who was "parkouring all over the place", Sebastian Foucan, was on the _original_ parkour team alongside Parkour's founder, David Belle. He is credited with inventing the term "free running" as well (though that made him controversial with most people in the parkour world as nobody really thought of it as a seperate discipline, just as a seperate subset of the discipline with a slightly different but muddy philosophy. They likened it to just a marketing tactic).

Trust me when I tell you that this film gets better with repeated viewing. And I listen to the score all the time in the car. Can't get enough of it! ♠️♣️♥️♦️🚙🇬🇧

Jen! You are doing such a great job and are definitely one of the very best movie reaction channels. Thank you!!!!

I love that they didn’t just start the movie with all the tropes. They gradually built them throughout and climaxes with his ‘Bond, James Bond’ and then the full power of the original song.

I own multiple copies of most Bond films. I own practically every Bond game and I've read some of the Bond books. I'm 37 now and Ive eagerly watched the movies in theaters as they've come out since goldeneye. I bring all this up because I've never been as excited for any of that than I am right now seconds away from watching Jen react to the last era. I don't know anyone in my personal life that just gets the bond series like she does. It's been a really fun ride 😊👍

"I'm famished." 34:40 Nobody uses that word anymore. It's a great word! I knew you'd love the new Bond! You had fun again, and another score to love. (You're gonna love the ones to come and the intro songs!) You are correct the new Bond movies are MUCH darker, which is fine. It gives them more seriousness. There is a lot on the line. It seems more realistic! As I always say watching you react is SO fun. You really enjoy the movies you watch!

I love her enthusiasm enjoying the Bond movies...the Daniel Craig era is soooo awesome.and action packed! Waiting for the next ones...btw, SKYFALL is incredibly good!

Great origin story & one the best Bond films. “The job’s done & the bitch is dead” straight from the book. Cold & ruthless. The Bourne movies were around then & EON wanted to go down the same route in darker tone. David Arnold said there was sprinklings of the Bond theme every time there was a Bondian moment until he earned the full rendition at the end. DC was outstanding in his debut. A classic! 🍸🔫

Like how they included Bond's recipe for the Vesper martini word for word from the book. Nice touch.

I love that we only get the bond theme at the end of the theme when he’s finally the bond we know

The guy Bond is chasing is played by Sébastien Foucan, and he's the founder of freerunning. That's why his parkour is top notch :3

For me, the best of the Craig Bonds! Now Jen has a prop for every Bond moment - a stash of cash, a bowtie, a glass of champers...😊

probably the most prepared reactor for this movie, watched every bond movie, including the 60s casion royale one, plus all the austin powers movie.

Hi, Jen. Daniel Craig's intensity reminds me of Timothy Dalton's performances. This film is one of my favorites of the series.

All of your viewers consider you our Bond girl❤️👍💕

Awww... my favourite exchange got missed out, "How was the lamb?" "Skewered. One sympathises."

"Hope his balls are ok, geez" Words Jen thought she'd never say on youtube. 🤣

Oh my God I love your props. The stacks of cash was awesome but the bow tie definitely made this video!!! I've watched a dozen people react to this film. Your reaction is the best so far. Keep 'em coming!

14:15 Body Worlds was an actual museum exhibition that toured museums throughout North America in the 00s. It was extremely popular.

I think Casino Royale embodies everything i wanna see in a Bond Movie. A cool and masculine and charming James Bond, a smart and witty female counterpart like Vesper who also has weaknesses (a characteristic you wouldnt see in todays Hollywood), cool Action, good Music, a great Villain like Mads Mikkelsen, cool Locations. I could go on, definitely one of the best Bond Movies for me. I also think because it is based on James earlier years as a 00 Agent, Vepsers death made him even more distant and detached to Women later on but that is just a guess. Sébastien Foucan was one of the Inventors of Parcour, at the time he was clear one of the best in the World and it was so cool to see it in the Movie.

In the books M's real name is revealed to be Sir Miles Messervy. The abbreviation is a callback to the original chief of the Secret Intelligence Service, Sir Mansfield Smith-Cumming, who used to sign his letters with a "C" in green ink.

Best part about the book for me was in the hospital after the torture when he bangs a nurse before Vesper just to make sure his junk works 😂

The guy who Bond chases in Uganda is actually the founder of the parkour movement, that’s why he’s so good ❤

In my humble opinion, Mads Mikkelsen plays the best Bond villain ever.😊

What better way to re-introduce the world's most famous movie character than a song called 'You Know My Name'!! Criminally underrated theme song! 🇬🇧🇨🇦

This followed the book really well. The car crash and torture scene were almost identical. After that, it changed up a bit, but it did keep the last line he spoke about Vesper. One of the reasons Bond likes big watches is that he can slide them over his hand to use like brass knuckles. There's one fast, hard to see scene in the building fight where he actually does this. Keep the necklace in mind. It will come back in a later movie. The rest of them are all related as part of one overall story. The next one picks up as literally the followup scene to the end of this one. This Bond isn't related to the others. Think of it as an alternate timeline or universe.

He had his heart broken and his balls smashed. I'm dead. Hahahahaha! Very observant about the sparsely used Bond Theme. It was done deliberately. It slowly builds throughout the movie and plays at the end to follow the first time Bond says "the" famous introductory line.

I think in theory, this should have been the first film in the saga before Sean Connery's Dr. No, but the production couldn't get the rights in the 60s, until several decades later, until the 2000s. Casino Royale is Ian Fleming's first James Bond novel.

About time!-this was the first 007 novel and most of the key elements were from the original source(the torture and "The b*#%* is dead" line for example...)-David Arnold deliberately witheld the Bond theme and used splices on the character's developments( the card game, tuxedo scene...) and in the end credits-the theme was played in full signaling 007's final evolution to his hard, cold and brutal origin. Can't wait for you to watch "Skyfall".

Jen:: "He's parkouring all over the place!!" (Bond slams body into metal roof) Jen: "Bond not so much but he's on him" XD

Yes. Casino Royale was the first bond novel. Le Chiffre (The Cypher) adopted that name because at the end of WWII, he was or claimed to be amnesiac. He was in a refuge camp until he received a Statelsss passport and went underground. Fleming's novel also featured an extended deep explanation of the strategy and philosophy of poker. Le Chiffre's choice for Bond was a carpet beater, rather than a bell on a rope. Vesper pretended to be tortured. Bond later noted a small cut on the back of one ear where she drew blood to smear on her legs to suggest an assault on her genitals. A "silencer" is misnamed. It is actually a suppressor. It does not silence a firearm. It makes far more noise than the "phut" in movies. It would be distinctly heard, for instance, in another room or over the noise of a crowd. You also pay a considerable price in performance. The classic hitman handgun is a 22 automatic with a suppressor. Revolvers are rejected because of the noise of the inevitable gas leakage around the cylinder. So there is still the mechanical noise of the action. The ammunition chosen is .22 short or a special low noise round. The effective range is inches, which is okay, since the purpose is to kill face to face with a minimum of noise, and there is indeed little noise when all that is properly chosen. Bond had an automatic defibrillator, an AED. You and everyone else should familiarize yourself with them. They are mounted on the walls of most public buildings. They are simple. Electrode placement is not critical. The device instructs you by voice, and it will only fire on a cardiac rhythm that can be converted. Bond would not have pushed the button to fire. That's automatic. They are on reasonably firm ground with digitalis. ventricular fibrillation, a convertible rhythm, is one possible event in digitalis overdose. It's not too farfetched that they could have put enough digitalis in his drink, but realistically, he should have finished the drink.

I adore the writing of the first introduction of Vesper, it's fantastic dialogue.

I remember back then a new Bond movie. I knew who Daniel Craig was and I was thinking he would be a good Bond. Then the trailer came out and I was like what if the chances of me thinking that and got chosen for the role. Chris Cornell was one of my favorite singers. His band was Soundgarden and Audioslave and under his name too. I seen him live when he was with Audioslave. They were amazing live. R.I.P. to Chris

When this came out, I'd only seen Craig in Road to Perdition. I was on the fence about a blonde Bond, but he is fantastic; my second favorite after Connery.

Hi Jen, i'm glad you're enjoying these movies so far. just to avoid confusion, the Daniel Craig Bond films take place in a separate timeline universe to all the others before them. Judi Dench plays a different incarnation of M in the Craig versions.

Great reaction Jennypenny. Vesper is my second favorite Bond Girl. When Eon finally got the rights to Casino Royale, (the first Bond novel), after years of legal wrangling with Kevin McClorry, they decided to reboot the franchise, and start Bond at the beginning of his 00 career. It made for a phenomenal movie. The decision to not play the Bond theme fully until the end was to signify that that was when he became the Bond that we know. No spoilers for Quantum, but it will be interesting to see how you will react to it without having to wait 3 years for it to come out. I think the wait had an effect on how some of us long term fans reacted to it when it finally came out. Again, great job by the best reactor on KZfaq.

My favourite Bond movie and probably one of my top 5 movies of all time. It's just so well done, even the following Craig movies for better or worse had very tough competition.

"Well, this would be why he doesn't trust women." Yup, Vesper was one of the 2 most pivotal women in Bond's life. I'm glad they kept that cold line, "the bitch is dead" from the novel. They kept the 'ball games' too, a scene which caused much crossing of legs. Though IIRC Le Chiffre used a carpet beater in the book. Ouch.

I was lucky enough to see this movie at the Sydney Opera House with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra playing the soundtrack live. One of the best experiences ever.

"Look what a viewer sent me" - casually holds up $10k 😂

0:36 we're in Prague. Czech Republic. 1:31 Brutal. 2:59 oh 💵 STACKS and STACKS 💵. Look what someone sent me. 💵 STACKS and STACKS 💵. 3:32 Madagascar 3:39 I love Bond 3:42 ELLIPSIS 4:56 yes. Yes. Fighting on top of a crane thing! 🏗️ YES! 5:22 parkour 5:32 he is parkouring. He's parkouring all over the place! Bond not so much, but he's on him, he's still on him. 5:49 ah we're at the embassy. Sanctuary. 6:05 clunked him! 7:00 oh, sexy lady 7:10 is he bleeding from his eye?! Ew. 7:52 no but he does go rogue 8:06 she just gave him 00 stay-tus. Which I would say status, but British people say stay-tus. 9:00 Bahamas 9:10 looking sharp 00. Daniel Craig is handsome. I do think he's handsome. Handsome Bond. 10:08 this is different. Usually we know exactly what Bond is doing. But I don't know what he's doing. 10:27 that's ok coz he's VERY handsome. 😂 10:34 Aston Martin 10:40 she's very lovely 10:44 man I need to go on vacation. This looks nice. 10:48 😮 oh hello. He's more jacked up than I thought. He looks good. 10:53 well well well 11:12 see like they don't even know what he's up to. This is so not usual. 11:21 Le Chiffre. Ooh. 11:33 she's so beautiful. Look at this dress. Ha. 11:42 Bond would never speak to her that way. 11:47 go all in Bond. 11:58 all in. 12:26 well. All he needs now is the babe. 12:37 he's very charming 12:46 Bond in the car with a babe. Yes. 13:38 oh the things he does, for queen and country. 13:52 champaaaagne. 🍾 13:56 Bollinger. 💪 ya you do. 15:41 💪password! 👏 Yes yes yes 18:52 😮💥🙂 20:35 Montenegro 20:40 oh. I'm the money. 20:44 she's lovely. 20:46 Vesper. 21:19 I mean, she's good. 21:23 😃 I mean, she's not wrong. 21:52 did he say Broadchest? 21:57 ah well, facts actually. For this Bond. It would seem. 22:01 I feel like they are definitely going to sleep together and I am all about it. 22:52 champaaaagne 🥂 23:27 distractingly beautiful 23:31 you will succumb to his charms my dear. I'm almost sure of it. 23:53 oh my goodness. Looking freaking suave 🤵 23:59 I've got to get this on, there's no time. I'm not as smooth as Bond. 🤵🏻‍♀️ 24:21 trying to guess what his password would be. Double 0, 7. 24:24 ELLIPSIS. 25:01 you don't play the cards, you play the man. 25:08 here we go, very distracting. To him actually. 25:17 beautiful dress 25:27 champagne. I wish I had a glass of champagne right now. Wooh. 25:34 Two. Hundred. Thousand. 27:34 got the sword 27:41 can this girl fight at all? I don't I don't think so. 28:25 looks dapper 28:47 bow tie, off. 29:19 it'll be Bond 30:30 she's also pissed. 30:59 Felix! 💪 CIA! 31:05 Felix Leiter 32:08 it is poison! 32:27 HO - LY CRAP. 32:41 😬 holy crap! 32:47 are you ok? 33:34 wooh. Raise him. Raise him. Raise him Bond. 33:44 baller! 34:35 she always knew he would win 35:00 is she taken? Cause that is his type. 35:18 oh no! 35:59 (knife Jen) 36:33 frig. Now this movie hates balls. 37:10 I hope his balls are ok. Geez 😂😂😂😂😂😂 37:35 still thinking about ball torture. Geez 😂😂😂 37:39 she looks ok 37:48 hallo 38:29 he cannot have kids maybe. Which would explain all the women. 39:01 no way is he quitting to go around the world. There's like 5 more movies! 👍🖐️ 39:31 sex o'clock 40:05 no no no no. no no no no no. 40:34 I can't believe she betrayed him! 40:42 I'm so mad at this girl. 40:48 that's right girl, you're done for, and you deserve it! 😂😂😂 41:36 ah shut it! 😂😂😂 43:16 oh God. Jesus. You're done for now. 43:27 Yes 💪

it's been such a jorney to finally reach Craig bond, thank you so much for following up the whooole thing!

When this movie came out the producers explained that Bond was just starting out, so he'd be raw and unseasoned, but as the series went on he'd get that Bond sophistication and suaveness and grow into the Bond we were familiar with. Well, they lied, he never did. They took out all the things that made Bond unique, which made him just another action character along the lines of Jason Bourne, and frankly, Bourne does it better. Bond is the original, he doesn't need to copy Jason Bourne or anybody else. Don't get me wrong, the Craig Bonds are good action films, but they aren't special like the other Bond films. Daniel Craig surprised me in that he showed he had what it took to play Bond, but the producers and writers ruined the character. It reminds me of what Disney and Kathleen Kennedy did to Star Wars, and I'm afraid the series won't recover. If they were smart, now that the series will need to start over, they'd go back to what made Bond great, but they probably view that Bond as out-of-touch with the times we supposedly live in and will double down on moving the character even further away from the Bond that audiences for decades loved and was the top spy/action character ever. The absolute worst film in the series was the final Daniel Craig Bond, and that's a shame. RIP James Bond, it was a great ride (as you might guess, I'm not a fan of the Craig Bonds😄.)

Most of the stuff in the opening chase scene was practical. The guy he's chasing is one of the pioneers of parkour. He coined the term "freerunning" to make parkour more appealing to the public.

Casino Royale. While it's not my personal favorite Bond film in the series(It's in my Top 5) I will say that it is objectivly the best Bond film

Casino Royale is the first novel written about Bond. So yes, this movie was a reset of sorts for the timeline. Chris Cornell was the singer of the band Soundgarden. He's one of the most gifted singers I've heard, incredible singer. Sadly he passed away. RIP I really like this film in the Craig era as Bond. Its script is tight and the pacing is quite clever, and Eva Green gives really good performance as the Bond girl and Mads Mikkelsen is equally great, love his performance.

Favorite Bond girl... The pakour guy at the beginning is Frenchman Sebastien Foucan, the founder of freerunning and one of the first to do parkour. (Parkour is from French word parcours).

This movie does a masterful job of subverting expectations set up by classic Bond (the “car chase” that last seconds before he crashes to avoid Vesper) while also breathing new life into the property and keeping Bond a suave badass.

"I hope his balls are ok...Geez" 😅😂😅😂😂😅😂

“This movie hates balls” 😂 The funniest thing I have ever heard.

Welcome FINALLY to the Craig Era! Ever since you started all the way back at Dr. No, I have been waiting for this moment. I hope you enjoy the ride and we all will watch with you.

No matter how many times I watch the torture scene, I always can't help but wince in sympathy.

Just a quick note about silencers for guns. They don't work nearly as well as the ones made by Hollywood. Yeah, the gun is still quite loud. Great reaction / review as always. Every Daniel Craig, Bond film, is outstanding. As we say in Texas; y'all be safe.

My favorite Daniel Craig Bond movie, and one of my favorite Bond movies overall!

I recommend for your next Arnold movie, hidden gem type oldie: “Red Heat” with James Belushi and “Larry” Fishburn. Buddy cop action comedy.

Bond falling in love: that’s the Bond of the original novels…he always fell in love with the leading lady😊

Stacks and stacks Jen 😂. This is my favorite modern bond movie his password was Vesper

All of the things censored over the past few weeks, but the ball torture scene made it through. Sound included. 🤣

I couldn't wait for your reaction. This is my all time favorite Bond movie.

Casino Royal is my favorite Bond movie. The villain is intriguing, Bond is more physical. Vesper matches Bond’s energy. The action is crazy cool.

I remember seeing Casino Royale in 2006 when I was in college with close friends and people were skeptical of Daniel Craig at first as thought why have someone who is shorter then Bond was when portrayed by previous Bond actors including Connery, Moore and Dalton and how he was in the books. Also fans at first didn’t how Craig had blonde hair and not darker hair and looked more like a villain then Bond. I enjoyed Casino Royale and is in top 5 of Bond films and have seen them all many times being a Bond fan for over 25 years beginning with Brosnan when he debuted in 1995 with Goldeneye. Glad you got to see it Jen I have watched it many times over the years and never gets old. I feel it is Daniel Craig’s best Bond film.

Fun fact. The director was the victim at the fuel truck. The Asian lady at the poker game on the yacht is the girl in the opening of you only live twice.

You should do first time reactions to Ryan George's Pitch Meetings. He's done all of Craig's films as well as at least Die Another Day. Very funny.

Detail in the beginning, when he shoots the guy, for a very very quick second, you see a picture of him and his family which is great to set up Daniel Craig's bond

This Bond was closer to Fleming's hero. And all the movies tie together, which is neat. Glad you liked it.

What i like about you and your reacts...is that you do also comment on the score that is so so important...you are so musical Jen..loving it..of course all the explosions, stacks, champagne, but that you do love music so music so much, makes them so much interesting...have a great Sunday..Neighbour from the East

You might like to try 'Logan Lucky', a heist comedy, where Craig developed his 'Southern' accent that he used in Knives out.

This movie is a Bond origin story. He gets 00 status at the beginning of it, but he doesn't fully become 007 until the end, as shown by such things as his willingness to run away with Vesper just before the end. There are two things in the movie that kind of symbolize this. The first is that he doesn't say "Bond. James Bond." until the end. (The playing with the "shaken, not stirred" line is part of this, too, although he never does say that line.) The second is the classic Bond theme - while it gets teased several times during the movie, it never gets played in full until right after he delivers the "Bond. James Bond." line. Then you immediately get it complete in all its glory. The Daniel Craig films are much more tightly connected than the Bond films that came before, with earlier people and events being referenced and even sometimes important to the plot of later movies, so it's worth paying attention to that.

I loved your little dance to the 007 theme at the end! Lol! 😉

hi. this book/movie was the 1st published novel of 007 by the author, ian fleming. so, yes, this was his 'becoming'. note: fleming WAS MI-5 during ww2. one of his "suggestions" during that time worked. i refer you to eithdr "operation mincemeat", or the movie, "the man who never was". Yes, Le Chiffre was not a 'usual' mastermind, but SPECTRE did lurk. and yes, "that chair scene" was in the book, but with a rug beater and no rope. there is an American TV movie Casino Royale with Peter Lorrie as Le Chiffre.

From when I was a young kids I always just assumed that there had been a succession of agents who continued on the 007 status (hence different actors) and that whoever took on that role also took the name James Bond.

If you consider this a reboot, then as far as reboots go, this is one of the best, ever. The opening titles and the theme by the late Chris Cornell just make me happy by knowing that they're out there in the world to be re-experienced.....

If you want to see more of Craig, I highly recommend Layer Cake. It's a British neo noir gangster film and is the movie which convinced the producers to cast him as Bond.

All of Jen's fans have been waiting for this one! :) I know you meant it seriously but the way you said, "hope his balls are okay, jeez ..." made me laugh. And I appreciate how loud you were when you discovered Vesper betrayed James. Don't mess with angry Jen!

I really loved this movie when it came out. Been an avid Bond fan since age 6! I don’t know why people hate on the Craig Bond character.🤷🏻‍♂️. Yeah, those people are out there!! The books are so much darker than the films and I thought they wrote this Bond nicely.

Yassss im so excited you have the best reactions ❤❤❤

This is the BEST Daniel Craig James Bond movie. I like the other ones as well but this one is my favorite to watch over and over again.

One of my favorites. Craig's first two are so nostalgic for me.