Sure they try to make the movies more realistic today, but I still feel that giving him a bigger role would have brought the movie up a bit. A gun responding to fingerprints is cool, but the last time we saw Q, Bond got an invisible car with rocket launchers and a ring that could break glass. But in this movie I feel like they under-did his role a bit.
It was always fantastic to see the awesome stuff that a 007 got access to that made the spy life seem so cool. And I was really expecting the cool gadgets that we've seen in the earlier movies. Bringing the character back after a few years sure brings peoples hopes up. But I believe that the thing that i was the most disappointed about was Q. For example getting to know more about Raoul Silvas life would have given him a stronger role in the movie. There was just bits missing that would have made the film so much more better (even though it was great). Yet I was still hoping for something more, in a way. After almost two hours in, I felt that I had so many questions unanswered and I started to worry how the movie was going to answer all of them in just half an hour. (I don't think it's worth mentioning that Daniel Craigs acting was good, that has already been acknowledged). Javier Bardem played the villain fantastically, the way he spoke and acted gave you chills and made you believe that there was something beneath his facade. It was a great movie all in all, but I feel like there's something missing. I'm having a hard time expressing myself when it comes to this movie.
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