Old Fashion 007James Bond Has Finally Died? as Portrayed in Quantum of Solace?

Apparently, the NEW writers of the "Hit" movies of 007 James Bond have finally decided to do away with the older version of James Bond and create their very own NEW version which is nothing but another Action/Adventure Thriller. This film has all the "shoot to em up and blow em antics!" of the original films, but lacks the original humor and quality idea behind Ian Flemings James Bond script.

Although, Daniel Craig plays an excellent part in this film as agent 007 or James Bond, the writers have finally decided to do away with the simple original film version in the early 1960's starring Sean Connery which most viewers have came to love and admire over the years, especially "Thunderball"

The NEW version of James Bond just does not have the one-line comical sentences or simple story as originally portrayed by Sean Connery and Roger Moore in the 1960's and 1970's. Personally I believe the best James Bond film ever made was "Live and Let Die" starring Roger Moore because of the simple movement, humor and story of the film which all viewers could understand.

This 2008 new James Bond version seems to be very confusing for movie viewers because it acts too much on COMPLICATED world politics in a complete elaborate detail of every country which James Bond is traveling too trying to resolve certain issues as a British agent. This is too much information for movie viewers to handle? This is supposed to be entertainment and not trivia questions?

Peirce Bronson tried to play this part as agent 007, but the producers felt he was just too old. They stated they needed someone newer and younger that had an excellent body which apparently Bronson did not fit the part of this long running movie franchise.

Daniel Craig does have the muscle body and the modern martial arts expertise to entertain modern movie viewers as agent 007, but the writers left out one part? "This is supposed to be fun and not work?" However, Daniel Craig as agent 007 does seduce one of the beautiful British agents as originally portrayed by Ian Flemings film script in this movie.