JAMES BOND! "Quantum of Solace" MOVIE REACTION! 

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Also contains maybe one of the best lines in the Bond Franchise: “…Bond. I need you back” “I Never left” UGH. That’s the entire franchise of Bond distilled in two lines.

Don't forget all the craig ones are one long connected story so keep your eyes peeled for connections in each

I know a few people who don't like this film.. I can't bring myself to agree. It's a subtle part in the whole arc, and frankly a pretty well made part at that, with all the action you can enjoy..

This movie and others like it were heavily affected by the 2007-08 WGA Strike.

Quantum of Solace isn't the most beloved of the Bond films although I do think the villain's plot of controlling a nation's water supply has aged rather well as the number of conflicts over dwindling water resources has become all too common these days and are getting worse. I'm definitely looking forward to your reaction to Skyfall, one of my favorite Bond films. I also hope to one day see your reactions pre-Daniel Craig Bond films in particular "Goldfinger" (Sean Connery's Bond), "You Only Live Twice" (Connery), "The Spy Who Loved Me" (Roger Moore), and "GoldenEye" (Pierce Bronsan).

Even though this is a step-down from the first film, it’s still pretty solid when you just critique it as an action movie with some strong set-pieces in its own right.

This movie is what any movie needs to be and that is entertaining

These Intros are an integral part of the Bond-Formula since the start. Infact, the first to have a proper Intro (and pre-credit-sequence) was the second one, "From Russia with love", from 1963.

The " SHAKY CAM " is supposed to be Bond's unstable mind and emotions, so I think it works here.

I never understood most of the backlash for this one. I liked it just fine. A little slower paced.

Missed this one in theatres. Had no idea that it was one of several films affected by the writers' strike (2007, 2008). It moved pretty quickly and the editing was kinda on edge. The visuals still feel on point. Well shot for every scene. Storywise, you can still keep with it. Sticking to the course for the era that it's set in. Craig as Bond is on a journey that are several missions as one resolution. Looks good and moves fast. This is the sportscar of Bond films.

This is the shortest eon production James Bond movie on record.

This was clearly inspired by Bourne. QOS and Bourne came out around the same time

Daniel hurt his shoulder with that jump!

this is probably the roughest out of all the daniel craig bondmovies. There was a writers strike going on while this was written and it is very noticable at points. Rule of thumb with these movies is: The even numbers can be a little meh (2,4) and the odd numbers are absolute masterpieces (1,3,5):D

3:52 Axe Woves from Mando !

Ironic you watch this one around the time there's a writer's strike. The last writer's strike was basically around the time I think QOS had entered production and they didn't have a full complete script. I remember early rumours saying the film would be about Vesper's Boyfriend going after the Organization for revenge and Bond caught in the middle trying to stop both of them but that was obviously not the plot. And this is actually considered the first proper hardcore Bond Sequel. Honestly, if you watch it back to back with Casino Royale, it serves as a good epilogue to that film. I like it. Its fast paced, has some good action sequences, some inspired by the four elements which is clever way of implementing them. And the soundtrack is at its best here I think. Its only real flaw is the hectic editing which they only had 5 weeks to do and the short duration of it. Wish this film had been slightly longer to give some characters more breathing room. Also this film pays alot of homage to older Bond films in various ways. You can't really appreciate this movie until you've seen some of the older entries from the past. Especially going forward with Spectre since that's a complete celebration and homage of old school Bond...but done in the worst way possible sadly.

Also I wish the gunbarrel had occcured during that fight with Mitchell in the glass building at the beginning. That show where Bond finally turns and shoots at him facing the camera. THAT should have led into the gunbarrel, simialr to Casino Royale's opening and started the song there. Weird choice they did having it occur after the car chase when that was the perfect set-up to it. Also favourite song openings are the next three films since they give you clues to the plot and themes. Plus the songs and lyrics in general are cool lol. But that's just me.

Huge problem with the movie is the edited action, too many quick shots Bourne style,

Personally I always liked this movie. Car, boat and plane fights, some cool shots, Camille is a capable woman with her own goals, plus Bond's state of mind makes him more interesting.

Skyfall is the Best of the Craig-era films, the next 2 Skyfall and Spectre are like the classic films of old. I hope you react to the other Bond films!

I think Daniel Craig is a great James Bond. Great reaction bro! 👍🏿

I just remembered, did you not recognise Robb Stark's hot sexy wife from Game of Thrones in this film? She was the maid in the hotel at the end.

i always liked this one and Skyfall not sure why some people dont like it i have heard because of the writers strike but for me i loved the idea of controlling the water supply in this film also in Saharah toxic water and in no escape with Owen Wilson all about controlling water in 3rd world countries thats a very important resource we take for granted in America until it stops working and then you realize how important water and electricity are when they no longer work. so yes the idea of controlling water is old been around a long time but i prefer that simple slow power over a villain with a nuke.

Really love your reactions. Hope you can react to the original films later down the line

FAVORITE is Live and Let Die you cut the hell out of these movies if I hadn't seen them all would be lost would like to suggest THE NET with Sandra bullock someone stole her identity in the early days of the internet 1995

While it's not necessarily a bad film, I can't wait for you to get into Skyfall, Spectre, and No Time to Die to understand the true potential of how S tier these films can be (Especially Skyfall, which I not only consider to be my favourite Bond film, but one of the best action films of all time)

Batchelor Party ...1984 comedy classic starring Tom Hanks...when will you watch ???

Where’s the new breaking bad ?

When will you do a creed 3 reaction? Its been out since marth 31st didnt think you might have known that its really good

This is what happens when there’s a writer’s strike and everyone reads the tea leaves wrong. The Living Daylights is the 80s Casino Royale. Everyone boiled down those films to just being “grittier.” That’s partly true, but if you’re not telling a good story, it doesn’t matter. Quantum and License to Kill suffer from similar afflictions. They both wanted to be revenge films, but that’s all they are. License to Kill caves halfway through and goes a little goofy, Quantum sees it through, but disrespects its characters and gives us an uncompelling villain. Some of that is writing, and some of it is the absence of Martin Campbell as director. Campbell is the only guy I trust to make a modern Bond film. He made Goldeneye watchable and Casino a classic. From Russia With Love is my favourite Bond film, followed by Living Daylights and Casino Royale. I like my spy thrillers. After this, they again read the tea leaves wrong and assume grittiness was the problem and they go into Roger Moore territory. As a writer and Ian Fleming fan, it’s so frustrating. Just write a good story. Stop reducing Bond to a formula. We know the character. Just give him something interesting to do. And bring back Martin Campbell. That’s mandatory.

you really need to start from the very beginning

There are James Bond films that the action stands out the most this is one of those Bond films . It's a fun movie but a somewhat weak story.

Even though I like Quantum of Solace this is my least favorite of all Bond movie action that is hard to follow none of the Villains except for Mr. White and Craig Mitchell idont like Greene Medrano Elvis and Carlos they basically Suck and because of the writers Strike it has not very good dialog or story ans that's why Director Marc Foster and Daniel Craig did the writing and it shows with that being said I still like Quantum of Solace

Sadly Wick 4 was such a disappointment.

No one will agree with me but this is the last of the good Craig films. This movie suffers because of the writers strike at the time (and some production hell that I won’t go into) but it at least has a story that isn’t built on just hysterics and moments of action. People love Skyfall but it’s just a rip off of the Dark Knight and if you look even for a second beyond the surface of it it has no story. Bond has no purpose he’s just a guy with a gun and sadly that is what Craig continues to be for the rest of the films. Even though they aren’t horrible. Quantum gets a lot and flack for being disjointed and it certainly is but it is at least TRYING to do something with Bond as a person and gives us the only other Bond girl worth remembering in Craig’s career. It’s too bad how this all turned out, not awful but Casino Royale was such a promising start. As a big Bond fan I look fondly on the Craig years but in a way that is enjoyably silly. Hope you go back and watch some others, there was a time when this series was truly groundbreaking

The Daniel Craig era is garbage. He is not playing James Bond. He's a quiter and a loser. How lazy that you couldn't be bothered to watch the actual Bond films.

I thought this movie was incredibly forgettable lol