Not the worst Bond by a long shot but clearly not as good as some of the recent ones like Casino Royale and Quantum Of Solace. Daniel Craig has totally made himself at home in the franchise.

Doesn't matter whether you shake this one or stir it, it's still totally Boring, James Boring.

As a long time bond fan, as many of us are, I find this film paid a good homage to the earlier works and adds good quality lore to the story line of the whole series. This had good psychological elements to the story which underscores to be a spy one needs to not only be deadly but brilliant. The film fits well into what makes for a good bond film, tongue in cheek humor, colorful and insidious villains, high tech gadgets, and masterful action scenes among other things.

This is easily the worst among Daniel Craig's Bond movies uptill now. There is absolutely nothing to look forward to in this one. Craig could not sign off with a bang in his supposedly last Bond flick, maybe that's the reason he has declared to be back with yet another one with the studios, as he himself admitted he just does not go want to go off with a whimper. It had more to do with a super-weak script and a very very ordinary Bond girl for company. I kept waiting for this new Bond girl, as this has always been something to look out for in Bond flicks and it is only halfway into the movie did I realise, oh, is this Lea Seydoux who will be giving Bond company for the whole movie, come on, 50+ Monica Bellucci would have been a far more attractive prospect there. The only saving grace was probably the villain Christopher Waltz, hope he could have a bit more screen time there. He is damn good as he always is, can never forget him in the opening scene of Inglorious Bastards. Action scenes were cliche and this movie expectedly got average reviews. 6/10.