Who knew James Bond could make me fall asleep

[...]the opening action sequence takes place during a Dia de Los Muertos festival in Mexico, and every detail about the physical location -- from the celebratory crowd to the specific building heights -- is established through panning shots right before the action even begins. What made "Skyfal...

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Published inUniversity Wire
Main Author Swift, Nathan
Format Newsletter
LanguageEnglish
Published Carlsbad Uloop, Inc 09.11.2015
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Motion pictures
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Summary:[...]the opening action sequence takes place during a Dia de Los Muertos festival in Mexico, and every detail about the physical location -- from the celebratory crowd to the specific building heights -- is established through panning shots right before the action even begins. What made "Skyfall" such a great Bond film was how well it handled character development (especially with the secondary characters) and the plot's advancement.