Skyfall

[Cooter Brown]

In this new movie, I liked the way the end brought the whole franchise back to the beginning. On the other hand, thought the "we're all too old for this" stuff was repeated too many times--and contradicted the more playful closed-circle idea of the ending.

Yeah, after seeing Skyfall, I felt that the new trilogy laid the groundwork for Bond truly becoming 007 and he is no longer a "blunt instrument" as called by M in Casino Royale.

[Helen S]

Finally got around to seeing Skyfall tonight- driving home someone posed the question to me about Craig's running style. He is very tight and upright, and it appears that he is somehow sped up. I admit I did not time his strides to determine stride frequency.
What does anyone else think?

[Marlow]

Finally got around to seeing Skyfall tonight- driving home someone posed the question to me about Craig's running style. He is very tight and upright, and it appears that he is somehow sped up. I admit I did not time his strides to determine stride frequency.
What does anyone else think?

Daniel Craig is indeed a very compact 5'10. He runs with a choppy motion, not a fluid sprint stride. That said, he runs a whole lot better than most matinee idols, Tom Cruise being among the worst.

Skyfall is poised to break the $Billion Barrier in the next few weeks!

[mump boy]

Finally got around to seeing Skyfall tonight- driving home someone posed the question to me about Craig's running style. He is very tight and upright, and it appears that he is somehow sped up. I admit I did not time his strides to determine stride frequency.
What does anyone else think?

Daniel Craig is indeed a very compact 5'10. He runs with a choppy motion, not a fluid sprint stride. That said, he runs a whole lot better than most matinee idols, Tom Cruise being among the worst.

Ha i'm glad someone else has noticed that, i can't watch Tom Cruise anyway but that was the nail in the coffin