Considering how long it has taken us to get a new James Bond film, you’d think the new teaser poster would be a bit more exciting. But considering that it is just a teaser poster, the limited amount of imagery seen in it, isn’t all that surprising. A new poster for the 23rd installment of James Bond, titled Skyfall, has appeared online. Check out the poster below.

And for any fan of the movies, the imagery is all too familiar. James Bond inside a gun barrel. Or could it represent the London underground tunnels. Without any other details present, we can’t read too much into the poster. It is a teaser poser after all. But the dark tones should be an indication of which direction the film is heading towards. We could get a better picture of what Sam Mendes has been up to all this time when the trailer debuts on Monday, May 21st.

The digital movie rental of the day over at Amazon today is David Fincher‘s The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo for only $.99.

This deal is valid through today, Thursday, May 17, 2012, until 11:59pm PST. Once you activate the rental through Amazon’s Instant Video on demand service, you’ll have access to the movie for 24 hours. If you’re interested in purchasing the digital version, the cost is $12.99.

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Deep into filming on the long-awaited next James Bond adventure Skyfall, the third to feature Daniel Craig in the legendary title role created by Ian Fleming back in the 1950s, director Sam Mendes has released his first video blog from the film’s production.

You can watch the 90-second video here below.

As the film nears its long awaited November release date, we finally have our first look at the upcoming return of James Bond, Skyfall, and it’s a killer.

The James Bond Facebook page has released the first photo from the film, which itself has been in purgatory for seemingly years now, particularly following a long and much talked about battle over at MGM. However, all roads are leading to the film’s release later this year, and with this photo, hopes couldn’t be higher.

You can see the new image below.

The jury was out for a whole as to whether David Fincher‘s Americanized take on The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (read my review here) would be successful enough to warrant sequels on the second and third books in Stieg Larsson‘s Millennium trilogy; in its third week of release the movie had yet to make back its reported $90 million budget, and then there’s the small matter of the cost of its expansive marketing campaign. But Sony did greenlight the sequels this week, though no word yet if the director or the stores will return.