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31 Oct

Posted at 02:10h in Film, Reviews
As far as the on-screen adaptation of Ian Fleming’s James Bond saga goes, it’s had its fair share of ups and downs over the years. From questionable Bond actors (Pierce Brosnan anyone?) to production pauses, due to movie studio debt, the much loved spy series regardless still manages to draw audiences from far and wide. With that said, the latest addition to the franchise could well be its finest, as well as offering the game changing reinvigoration it so desperately needed.