If you were to take any one frame of that trailer, put it under glass and on a gallery wall, it would not look out of place. I've rarely seen a better looking movie, and the people behind the flat, TV like blockbusters that litter today's cinema landscape just found a new reason to wake up in the morning and hate themselves. Deakins has shot what will have to go down as one of the most gorgeous motion pictures of all time, right up there with Days of Heaven and 2001: A Space Odyssey. When stacked against Skyfall, the rest of the year's studio slate looks as if it should premier this fall on the CW, rather than a movie theater with aisles and ushers. This will be the best Bond movie we've ever gotten. Craig is at the top of his game. The look on his face when the psychologist asks him about Skyfall is shattering. You want to find out what could possibly get that reaction from a cold bastard like Bond. It pulls you right in. The only problem I had wasn't with the film it was with the trailer cutting to the beat, and then using footage of Craig firing his pistol in sync with the taiko drums on the soundtrack. It was a bit much, sort of gilding the lily in an unneeded way. Otherwise this looks like the most stylish, effortlessly cool flick on the film horizon. It's clean, crisp and deadly. It looks like a blast, and I bet it'll open huge.