"Look i thought it was great. It is meant to have parts of the old bonds, like the goldfinger scene, so u can relate it to them. The only thing i have an issue with is that they introduced this QUANTUM organisation and i rekn they could have introduced SPECTRE."

"quantum of solace was a huge let down. why did they get rid of martin campbell? he is the perfect bond director? the beginning chase in the movie with craig going after the "turn coat" MI agent was an editors nightmare. quick cuts here and there. there had to have been a shot every second. this was SO disorienting. campbell is a real film maker who is familiar with the franchise and knows what shots to put where. paul haggis?! come on...this is like, his worst script....why? because there hardly was one. action sequences...one to the next. the reason why folks loved casino royale was because the story was amazing. the script was spot on...reminiscent, actually, to film noir...when scripts needed to be tight...vesper and bond on the train? brilliant. what scene was memorable from solace aside from the opera sequence?

look, no doubt, craig is the best bond yet....but this sequel left a lot to be desired...i think that there is a reason why bond films were never sequential...they could always stand on their own and made for great experiences. solace was a shy attempt. bring martin campbell back...don't use steady cams for action sequences...write more of a script and less of a "car chase" followed by "boat chase" followed by "airplane chase." broccoli productions proved that less is SO much more with casino royale. how could you not bring back the director who has reinvented bond twice with great success. shame on the studio. "

"I thought the storyline was easy but the action was so fast pace I had to see it again and that was when everything came together for me. My take on M being right about Vesper was her love for Bond and that she was not a cold hearted bitch. Remember the scene in Casino with Bond on the boat talking to M on the phone? I believe the line was "jobs done, the bitch is dead" (or something close). M's response was that Vesper knew she was going to her death and that she had exchanged her life for Bond. He drops the necklace as a sign he has closure and can let go of his need for revenge.

For what it's worth that's my take."

"At the end credits she was listed with this name. So, even that her fruity first name is not mentioned, I think it is quite safe to say, that it is her name."