Daniel Craig's gritty, self-hating Bond transitions into 'traditional' Bond with corny jokes and supervillain bases. The two concepts couldn't be more at odds, and there's no merging of legacies here, just an incredibly disted movie that lurches to its ending and then thankfully dies.

As someone who could never get into James Bond beforehand, Danel Craig's 007 saga stands out as my favorite, and this movie stands out as a highlight in the series. A perfect emotional end to the agent who we've watched grow, and seeing a Bond get such a definitive ending was a bold choice in itself, though the intertwining of the emotional arc is what will keep viewers coming back. Time will only tell with a new 007 inevitably on the horizon how Craig's journey will compare, but as of now, his Bond is the most compelling and fulfilling incarnation put to screen.

Being a hugh 007 buff and me not missing a Bond movie, there is only one James Bond and that is Daniel Craig!

Daniel Craig is by far the best James Bond. I don’t think they can replace him as James Bond now.

Castrated chic flick. Very disappointed. Whomever put this graffitti together basically crapped on Ian Flemings work to make some overbearing preachy female empowerment statement. 🙄