Daniel Craig is the best Bond Ever - Or at least the most Serious


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The end of the Daniel Craig 007 era is upon us and we have to say it's sad to see him go.  Before Daniel Craig the Bond's played by Sean Connery, Pierce Brosnan and others were whimsical characters that brought levity to serious situations.  Daniel Craig brought the brute force hardcore Bond that this generation really needed.

Casino Royale , the first movie in the franchise reboot was both a critic success as well as a Box Office success.  Bond was back and he was chic, hardcore, romantic, and the mans man all at the same time.  Quantum of Solace wasn't received as well as Casino Royale, but Skyfall and Spectre were classics.  Now Craig is here to close out the final chapter.  Watch the trailer for "No Time to Die" below.


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