It's not pretty (possible spoilers), but damn funny. 
I can't bare to sit through all of his tirade, but I trust Quantum of Solace to be a competent follow up to Casino Royale, while not being as indepth or groundbreaking, but having less pacing issues and tying up loose ends in an entertaining manner, while making new ones.
People forget how poorly plotted GoldenEye was, more poorly plotted than even TND and TWINE, but that didn't stop it from being hugely popular and watchable. But QoS's choice of director not grasping action sequences seems too remeniscant of TWINE.
I found Casino Royale all over the shot and muddle plotted in many places as well, but that didn't stop me from liking it and being immersed. I think this is the GoldenEye factor again (the first movie of a series irrationally prefered over later instalments by bland but vocal fanboys), although not as bad this time round.
On a brighter note, the Quantum criminal/terrorist conspiracy will return. This sounds very exiting and it has so-far given the current run of Bond movies a wider scope and deeper creative depth that was somewhat lacking in most of the Moore/Dalton/Brosnan films (after Fleming and McClory forced SPECTRE down a hole over copyright BS).
I can't bare to sit through all of his tirade, but I trust Quantum of Solace to be a competent follow up to Casino Royale, while not being as indepth or groundbreaking, but having less pacing issues and tying up loose ends in an entertaining manner, while making new ones.
People forget how poorly plotted GoldenEye was, more poorly plotted than even TND and TWINE, but that didn't stop it from being hugely popular and watchable. But QoS's choice of director not grasping action sequences seems too remeniscant of TWINE.
I found Casino Royale all over the shot and muddle plotted in many places as well, but that didn't stop me from liking it and being immersed. I think this is the GoldenEye factor again (the first movie of a series irrationally prefered over later instalments by bland but vocal fanboys), although not as bad this time round.
On a brighter note, the Quantum criminal/terrorist conspiracy will return. This sounds very exiting and it has so-far given the current run of Bond movies a wider scope and deeper creative depth that was somewhat lacking in most of the Moore/Dalton/Brosnan films (after Fleming and McClory forced SPECTRE down a hole over copyright BS).
