I still remember Daniel Craig's first role in Casino Royale, the half-baked masculinity who looked a little stunned in front of M with complex, conceited, skilled, seemingly unscrupulous but always fearful of loss. His cherishing also has his sincerity. Whether it's flirting or a mission, this different 007 character isn't perfect, but it has a reassuring sense of authenticity. His joys and sorrows, his love-hate relationships, every moment is entirely his own.
Then came this one, the fact that the actors are getting more and more vicissitudes is an unchangeable fact, and the characters must also follow the maturity rather than always keep the original edges and corners. However, being mature does not mean being cynical. If it must be explained by the loss of a loved one that led to Bond's current character, this reason is barely acceptable. However, the script has set him to fall in love with some details. On the one hand, he is greedy and greedy for a long time, and on the other hand, he is looking for and searching until his death. This Bond seems to have no idea what he wants. Responsibility, to whom? Is it to fulfill M's last wish? To protect a woman who lost her father? Or crack the country's underlying crisis? On love, love to whom? In his behavior that can't be called love, protecting a person is more like a kind of inertia, so why pretend to cherish it?
This Bond looks like he was walking through the carnival streets at the beginning, wearing an unnecessary mask from beginning to end to deceive himself, and the only time to prevent a woman from witnessing her father's suicide scene. Although the truth is revealed, it just doesn't match the character's current setting. 007, who has already read the world's compassion, can laugh, scold and ridicule the siege, why is it like a reckless man who has no power to fight back? You know, even in the first Casino Royale, he can already laugh at powerful enemies and attack and defend freely.
PS: Director, have you always posted the actor's stills of the first few movies to give people extra money?
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