It was nice that the Quantum of Solace at least had a plot that made you think. I do hope Hazlemere Windows gets the contract to replace all the windows and doors Bond and baddies smashed during the film. There was an awful lot of flying glass, and believable stunts, which is what is so refreshing about Daniel Craig’s portrayal of Ian Fleming’s James Bond. Certainly worth going to see – enjoy!

I particularly liked the beginning of Casino Royale when Daniel Craig is chasing the free running building hopper chap through a building site through all the window and door frames. As an addict of the Bourne Trilogy, it seems to me that the modern James Bond is almost now a posh Jason Bourne! Anyhow I am looking forward to the Quantum of Solace, and can only hope my son will still want to watch the next James Bond movie in the years to come!

Although I work at Hazlemere Windows Head Offices in High Wycombe, I live in Beaconsfield, which is not far from Pinewood Studios where many a James Bond film has been made, notibly the internal super tanker scenes from the Spy Who Loved Me, which I seem to remember burning down shortly after filming had finished? It is odd that one can bond with ones son with James Bond, but I am delighted it is his desire to keep the tradition going, so well done Ian Fleming! Little did you realise what you were starting!!