Former 007 himself Pierce Brosnan had something to say about the latest James Bond's 24th installment 'Spectre.' The actor has expressed that the story was kind of weak from his point of view. Pierce Brosnan also said that the movie did not quite feel like a James Bond movie; saying it is kind of different. Tough, he questioned the plot, but despite that, the former 007 has commended the new 007, Daniel Craig, for his performance.
It looks like Pierce Brosnan did not quite enjoy the plot of the latest James Bond installment, 'Spectre.' The actor initially expressed that he was expecting a lot from the film and did not quite go well as he has imagined. In addition, the former 007 actor who played in four installments of the film from year 1995 to 2002 said that the story has weakened. Aside from the comments made by the actor, the former James Bond himself applauded the portrayal of 007 by Daniel Craig, Variety shared.
Pierce Brosnan looked up to Daniel Craig for such portrayal. The former James Bond has expressed that the latter has an ownership of the role and had nice looseness - one thing that he noticed firmly on 'Spectre.' In addition, Pierce Brosnan continued showering Daniel Craig compliments. He said the actor is a mighty warrior and that in order to have another classic, the story must have a tighter story, Yahoo! News reported.
A lot of tips and other insights were shared by Pierce Brosnan, most specifically on how to have a stronger plot for 'Spectre.' As the movie did not quite charmed him, the former James Bond actor was thinking that the movie should have been condensed so it did not go on too long, Polygon featured.
Pierce Brosnan has a lot to say about the movie, having been able to do four installment of the franchise. Indeed, the former 007 performance by the actors are already considered classic and have raised the bar of the film based on the previous story plots. Moreover, Pierce Brosnan did not forget to give credit where it is due. The former James Bond actor commended Daniel Craig for his own portrayal of the said role.
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