Sentences with phrase «as bond»

I can remember being in the theater November 2006 and feeling completely blindsided and shocked as Bond beats up his target with fierce verve and then attempts to drown him in a bathroom sink.

Daniel Craig as James Bond: If his previous movies as Bond hadn't already confirmed it, Craig has the perfect balance to embody this character, able to take on all of this character's distinct traits that previous actors had only been able to focus on individually.

As your bond with each grows, you'll gain new skills and loadouts, further increasing your options.

Empire has debuted «Skyfall gold», the first photo of Craig as Bond «during filming of Skyfall at the London Four Seasons.»

Apart from (smartly) keeping Judi Dench on as Bond's boss M, it did just that, but the haunted look in Craig's eyes and the mournful undertones of both that film and its successor, Quantum Of Solace, suggested the toll taken on those who toil in the fields of espionage too long.

Clad just as scantily as a Bond girl, these gals pack in the punches while evading flying bullets and avoiding exploding cars.

I watched as Bond chased another villain through scene after scene.

As Bond and another agent (Eve played by Naomie Harris) close in on the thief, M (Judi Dench) and the rest of her staff at headquarters listen in on the operation.

Mugging it as Bond.

The strange thing about Grimsby is that it works much better as a Bond - spoofing actioner than it does as a politically incorrect rib - tickler which might have something to do with it being Louis Leterrier behind the camera instead of Cohens customary collaborator Larry Charles.

As a bond blossoms between them, Elisa soon realizes the creature's survival may entirely rest in her hands.

The conventional good - guy - versus - bad - guy narrative vanishes as Bond, Silva and M (Judi Dench) become a symbolic family unit, reunited with an absent father / husband figure.

The former beauty pageant queen turned down a chance to be one of Charlie's Angels before finding fame as a Bond Girl in Never Say Never Again.

The film had mixed success, with many feeling it got as wild as the Bond films it was trying to be the opposite of, but we can now see in hindsight it was partly Russell going all out for his first film.

Daniel Craig delivers a moving performance as Bond, which represents his greatest interpretation of the character.

Moments later actress Naomie Harris is seen taking aim through a rifle sight as Bond grapples on the roof of a speeding train, with M telling her to «take the bloody shot».

In addition to Craig and Judi Dench, this looks to have the best cast of the Craig Bond era with Javier Bardem «No Country for Old Men» as the main bad guy and «28 Days Later» star Naomie Harris as Bond's new ally, Eve.

Good for them, as Bond shouldn't be hyper - serious.

From what I can tell, that was either a rejuvenating shoot for Craig or his paycheck to come back as Bond was just that big.

As Bond, we can see that Craig as a brooding side — all it would take is some sharp flashes of anger and we could have a fearsome villain.

Their chemistry is also excellent, as they bond over drinks and their shared dependency on booze.

Daniel Craig's second outing as Bond was more critically divisive than any other: it holds a score of just 58 on Metacritic.

Sony has given us our first look at 007's next big screen outing by releasing an official image of Daniel Craig as Bond in SPECTRE, along with a behind - the - scenes featurette that includes Craig, Lea Seydoux, Dave Bautista and director Sam Mendes...

Wendy and Lucy will be tough viewing for animal lovers as that bond between owner and pet is so touchingly portrayed by Williams and her canine acting companion.

And the latest odds from the betting site Ladbrokes have Daniel Kaluuya as the Bond front - runner with 6/1 odds, ahead of the likes of James Norton, Tom Hardy, and yes, even your internet husband Idris Elba.

Tim Roth co-stars as a bond company detective hot on Howard's trail, and George Kennedy plays a film director.

Priyanka Chopra draws the short straw as a Bond - style villainess with an empty cackle, but it's fun to watch Dwayne «The Rock» Johnson rib Zac Efron's fallen swim champion («Where are you from?

Sporting a bushy beard and shaved head, Isaac shows why he's one of the best actors working today as the eccentric and calculating tech guru, like Mark Zuckerberg playing make - believe as a Bond villain.

His final appearance as Bond was in the 1983 movie Never Say Never Again.

Skyfall also stars some of the best in British acting including Ralph Fiennes, Naomie Harris and Ben Whishaw as gadget master Q.Javier Bardem pops us as the Bond baddie, while French beauty Berenice Marlohe plays mysterious femme fatale Severin.

They are activated by and develop relationships with people that have a certain aptitude, called Drivers, and the pairing of the two can be devastating so long as the bond between them is strong.

Naomie Harris, as Bond's sometime partner Eve, provides a welcome bit of sass and Bérénice Marlohe as the beauty caught in the mess stops short of sliding into sex - object territory.

Daniel Craig is unsurprisingly excellent as Bond.

The transition could be seamless to films focusing on a version of Moneypenny as Bond.

If all goes according to plan, Danny Boyle will be directing Daniel Craig in his last film in the Bond franchise, currently known as Bond 25.

The main setting is all that's needed to establish the proper racial and sexual ambience: Paradise Island in the Bahamas, a Caribbean tourist spot designed to stir up the same third - world - conquest fantasies as any Bond flick.

It's Daniel Craig's fourth turn as Bond, James Bond.

As Bond is off galavanting about, the situation on the home front is turning rather dire as MI6 has become absorbed by a larger network of secret service agencies, the CNS, spearheaded by Andrew Scott's sneering and highly enjoyable Max Denbigh.

Some of the greatest Bond villains have featured adversaries who are as memorable as Bond himself.

This particular script from series vets Neal Purvis, Robert Wade, and John Logan demands some real acting as Bond faces his mortality as well as his childhood roots.

Mark Strong's pseudo-Q is just as entertaining, while Samuel L. Jackson enjoys the chance to be larger than life as Bond - worthy villain Valentine.

Arriving in Sienna, Italy, during the famous Palio horse race, Bond (Daniel Craig) discovers that mysterious Mr. White (Jesper Christensen), whom he shot in the leg before the closing credits, is just a cog in a complex global criminal conspiracy known as QUANTUM, stretching from Europe to Latin America, as Bond is pursued not only by bad guys but also by MI6 and the CIA.

The stellar cast includes Daniel Craig and Judi Dench returning as Bond and M, respectively.

Though his run was brief, Dalton cements his characterization as Bond in Licence to Kill, one of the best and darkest films in -LSB-...]

-- which isn't too surprising, as Bond 25 will be their seventh script in a row since The World is Not Enough.

Christoph Waltz, an ideal candidate as a Bond villain, is the puppet master, and through him Mendes gets to toss in scores of nods and winks to the entire span of 007 films.

I loved the action as Bond speeds around a multilevel parking lot, driving his BMW 5 series from the back seat using one of Q's gadgets.

Jill St. John and Lana Wood (Grayeagle, Speedtrap) provide good eye candy, but they are very unmemorable as Bond Girls go.

Mel Gibson makes a belated appearance as a Bond - type villain, a weapons manufacturer who plans to initiate a global war after first launching a rocket filled with a selected lucky few into space who will return once the rest of us have destroyed ourselves.

Open thread: As Bond 24 runs into script troubles, we want your thoughts on what direction the franchise should take