5 iconic James Bond scenes that only Daniel Craig could have removed

One of the names behind the most distributed media franchises in the fiction universe is that of James Bond. Bond is one of the most difficult characters to portray in the cinema. Simply saying that Bond is "all that is desirable and not in a man" would undeniably reduce his status to that of cultural icon that he rightly holds in the diagram of the screen .

Everything, crazy or calculated, Bond does, must honor the higher echelons of style and cinematic style, such is the hype that the character of 007 has generated for himself over the years. A spy who does everything, a murderer who kills everything, the blue-eyed British actor Daniel Craig, the sixth link, is celebrating his 51st birthday today and we take the time to judge the man who managed to restart the franchise for the new generation.

Craig is as good at the role of Bond as at tux. A perfectly thoughtful face is not all he brings to the table. On the occasion of Craig's birthday, which is also his last year as an incumbent as Agent 007, we examine the sweetest and meanest moments of Craig's career as a Bond. The director, all the technical staff and the action team must be at the origin of the realization of emblematic scenes, but especially to Craig, because it was him who represented the face and the inheritance generated overnight Bond's business.
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Bond drinks until death in Skyfall
What does Bond do when MI6 asks his agent to shoot himself? Well he escapes and while everyone thinks he's dead, Bond takes a sabbatical and drinks himself until death on the beach and how. In one of the most underhanded drink games on the screen, Craig as Bond, after being shot by his own people, is on an island, drinking whiskey with a deadly scorpion sitting on his hand. The scorpion did not know better in what he was getting into before being stuck by Bond in the shot glbad himself. For lovers of Bond and his risk taking, a thrilling scene indeed. Even outside his working hours, he likes to live far from the edge.

Bond Fight Under Water in Casino Royale

The Bond Picture is badociated with that of a philanderer, but when Bond likes he gives everything, even for a lost cause. When Bond jumps under water in the Casino Royale to save Vesper (Eva Green), who drowns because she knows that Bond knows that she is involved in the Financial fraud, charged emotions come at a time when Bond has everything to lose. and nothing to win. But Bond insists on saving her. Pathos is sewn in his desperate attempt to save her, reinforced only by orchestral music and publishing. But most of all, thanks to Bond's love for Vesper, we see in him a human side. He can not save her and claims that "the bit ** is dead" but his soul is broken, though he may want us to see otherwise. A moment in the Bond franchise.

Bond saves M in Skyfall

When Silva (Javier Bardem) comes out to recover the blood of M (Judi Dench) at Skyfall, only his trusted agent 007 can save her. As the psychopath Silva escapes police custody, we follow Bond in a worried attempt to rescue M, in what can be called a prodigious pursuit sequence on foot. Heck, Bond has to escape a tube coming in the opposite direction, twice! But he ends up saving M, and not until some lives are lost in the form of collateral damage. Throughout this 7-minute sequence, the odds are becoming more favorable to Silva, but Bond takes him halfway between luck and luck, and escapes with M in his own. car, pretending to be the driver. A euphemism.

Bond fights the Bolivian government in Quantum of Solace

Issue: Bond must enter, without reinforcement, whatsoever. He often turned back against the wall, but when he launched himself into the fight against the wicked in Quantum of Solace he literally attacked the Bolivian government. In a highly choreographed combat scene, Bond practically uses his own path to reach the enemy. Add to that the fact that the hotel explodes minute by minute. So relentless is Bond here that to capture the man behind all this, Dominic Greene (Mathieu Amalric), he saves him by standing on his scalp, while everything else burns to the ground. Ruthless Bond is at its peak here.

Bond is saved in Casino Royale

Exactly as Bond believes to win the game of poker against Le Chiffre (Mads Mikkelsen), his martini is poisoned and he must leave the mid-term match. For him, things can go south at any time. He has trouble breathing and is too weak to flee. Even if his clbady Aston Martin DBS V12 is equipped with a defibrillator, Bond still has to save. Vesper intervenes to revive a dying bond. Tension is built in the way Bond struggles for survival and his only choice is a spare firearm. A masterpiece of a scene that highlights the vulnerability of the killer himself.

Unfortunately, Craig has to hang up the gloves as Agent 007 after Bond 25 was released in 2020. After being caught in multiple delays, he It is interesting to note that Bond's next film is working now – Shatterhand . We can only hope that his replacement is as cool and cruel as Craig himself. In Craig, Bond went into his own and not the other way around, it's the legacy he left in his wake.

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