Incredible

Spectre has gotta be the greatest super-spy movie yet! This is my favorite Daniel Craig-starring James Bond movie ever!

Spectre is amazing i know people are divided and some hate this movie but it dosen't matter this movie is action packed.

Need I say more?

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He has sex with every woman that he meets. Disgusting and disgraceful.

I thought spectre was a decent bond film. There are some great parts of the film that I really love: old characters from the previous Craig's films seen, gunbarrel returning at the beginning, DB10, funny scenes, the opening main title sequence, mr. Hinx, the pre title sequence, mr white coming back, white tuxedo returning, and the new M. The only thing I thought was a minor flaw was Christoph Waltz. He was ok in this film. The bond and blofeld brother relationship just doesn’t work for me. But I do like how he fixes his character at the end of the film, with a scar, a nice nod to Donald pleasance from "You Only Live Twice." Overall, the film was pretty good with a few flaws, but a solid entry in the franchise. Now it’s not the best nor the worst bond film, but it is a decent one,

6/10.

Best James Bond movie ever

Spectre is spectacular !!

How can an action movie be so boring I had to my Spanish homework while attempting to watch it? May be I had too high hopes. Rent, don't buy.

Spectre is a good and thrilling movie. Ignore the critics and audiences that give this a 1 star. It's an awesome movie because of its intense action sequences, cast performances were great, the tone of the movie was very dark and mysterious. Overall it's not better than Skyfall or Casino Royale but it's better than Quantum of Solace. Spectre is worth your money.

8.6/10

Great film and cast

I'm really critical with Bond movies and this was a good one. This movie allows you catch up with the characters from the previous movie-not to mention it gives you just enough where you beg for more...

I would like to see some newer inventions for the car and more gadgets as the 007 movies are known for..

Craig is still my favorite 007-with Connery running at tight second....

By the movie if you are a 007 fan you won't regret it!!!

I remember seeing this movie in theatres over a year ago on January 8. I saw it last night with my dad and it was awesome. I just saw this movie twice now.

Critics seem to be digging pretty deep to try to find something not to like about this 4th Daniel Craig Bond film. Don't understand why. The group which produced these 4 Bond films with Daniel Craig have taken the Bond franchise to a whole new level. All 4 are great films, entertaining, exciting, and in this case, the continuing thread that runs through all 4 phases of what is actually one continuous story. Hope they can work it out with Craig to stick around for a couple more. There's more to this story now that Blofeld has been brought into the mix.

This is the worst in the Daniel Craig collection, even his 2nd outing wasn't dragged out to unbelievable plot holes and time wasting. Unlike "Casino Royale", Bond here never even garners a scratch during a brutal train fight, not one scratch. And unbelievable as that, after the fight, our heroine exclaims. "what should we do now?", well make hard aurdurios love of course! Laughable, to say the least.

I think this movie was good classic of the old Sean Connery movie was good in my opinion a lot people just don't understand of an old classic movie

So much for the franchise reboot. Starting with Quantum of Solace, each of the three Daniel Craig films has been consistently worse than its predecessor, and Spectre is easily the worst of the lot. Rather than sticking to the grittier realism that made Casino Royale so great, Spectre is instead a return to the enemic plot, snarky dialogue, and groan-worthy campiness that made the Roger Moore and Pierce Brosnan films so painful to watch. That being said, I really do like Daniel Craig's Bond; it's just so disappointing to see his talent wasted on a film that has more in common with the older, cheesier Bond films and the "Get Smart" TV-series and less with the new direction we thought MGM was headed.

Utterly disappointing in so many categories. The story? Terrible. Use of Christoph Waltz? Mind-bendingly under utilization of Waltz's talents. Apparently they felt that the only way for a character to be both eccentric and sociopathic was to cast Waltz as a cliché, metrosexual villain. Good grief—for all the potential the film had, it was such a waste of time.

Spector was a terribly made and thought of James Bond. You would expect more from the people who made Skyfall. It is a very large upset. You're expecting more from a James Bond after seeing the amazing work in Skyfall. It is still a good bond film but definitely in the bottom 10 of the bond films if not the bottom 5. I have seen every Bond film and this is just a disappointment. But it is still better than any of the Timothy Dawson Bond films. It is not better than the George Lanzabe Bond films.

The scenery was nice and the cars looked good—those were the only good things about this movie. The storytelling was just plain bad. Everything was boring and awkward. I rented it for .99 and it wasn't even worth that.

Not recommended.

Gorgeous cinematography - the opening scenes in Mexico City are just amazing. What isn't amazing is the script - just spent most the time trying to figure out who was who within the organization and the plot just - well - it sucked harder than a toilet in an airplane. This is by far the weakest Bond film that Craig has been in. Sad - because top notch acting - just poor script.

Disappointing and lacking all that makes Bond movies great😕

Gave it two stars due to opening scene reminded me of Uncharted video game antics. I fell asleep twice trying to watch this.

It is disjointed and not very engaging. I was waiting for a fun twist to make it better. Did not happen.

I want sure by the reviews but this movie was really good what I'd expect from a Bond Movie I have no idea why so many negative reviews I'd definitely recommend

Paid 99 cents to rent it. That was too much. Easily the worst Bond ever.

I read the Ian Fleming novels as a young boy and enjoyed the movies from the first one all the way to this one, all 64 years of them. I think the current bond character actor is just as good as the very first first one

There is not much to say about this movie other than it has all the required buttons and I think they were all properly pushed.

And (spoiler alert) in the end Bond gets the girl and the car. (Well that really isn't a spoiler alert is it?)

I honestly give this movie between 3 and a half stars and four. It is true that it's not the best James Bond but it stills has something to offer. Spectre continues with James Bond going out on his own to kill a man that M requested before she died. James must discover a secret organization and stop them from taking over. Spectre does have its fair share of fun fighting scenes but it can tend to be very confusing at times. Overall, Spectre is not the best Bond movie but I feel that it is still enjoyable.

I loved it so awesome

There was hardly any action and the story made no sense and was plain boring. I've never seen a worse movie. It's not even that skyfall was so good it's just spectre is a terrible

Movie DO NOT WATCH! NOT WORTH YOUR TIME!

Bad Casting (worst 2 Bond girls ever), horrible title song! Very awkward overall. I couldn’t wait for this to be over and I usually love Bond movies and always very light on criticism. Loved Skyfall

Like all Bond movies this was stupid

If you are a fan of the Bond series, you will watch it no matter what the reviews say. But aft ward, you'll be ashamed you did.

Many fans are saying this was disappointment compared to Skyfall and Casino Royale. Let’s be honest though those movies were amazing. Very few Bond movies were as good. It doesn’t mean it was a bad movie.

Ok, so Daniel Craig did a pretty good job as Bond, but the writers trashed his last Bond movie. There were a lot of weird things about this movie. Number one, I don't understand how right after he was beat up that he made out. So stupid. The actors did a great job, but the writers flunked. Spectre is one of Bond's major antagonists, so why? All in all this movie is pretty much trash. I feel bad for Daniel Craig since all the critics are criticizing him. It's not his fault, it is the script writers' faults. I hated this movie.

aswald45 out

…and be a sex creep.

Sam Mendes has successfully turned a cool spy into a boring, awkward character whose main actions are to utter guttural sound disguise as speech, then proceed to forcefully lock lips with the nearest woman, for the most awkward sex scenes award. SkyFall has those, now Spectre. The things those movies have in common: Director Sam Mendes.

This director is obsessed with Christopher Nolan’s style of directing, so he copied everything. From the complicated, super-long dialog, down to the shaky, “run and gun” camera style that Nolan pulls off so well, but Mendes does terribly.

Casino Royale was great, Quantum of Solace was pretty good. Stop messing up the bond series by using director Sam Mendes.

Never saw the cat again.. :(

This new Bond film was at least entertaining. I was bored, so it kinda filled the void. Iffy storyline, and towards the end it got incredibly hokey when you notice it's all explosions and action -- only there's actually no people around other than 007! The last half hour was filled with scenes filled with action, while Bond was the only player! His last film was twice as good as this one, but I should've known better.

But like I said, I was bored, so it filled the evening with cheap entertainment.

Post title says it all.

This is not a Bond movie. Just a very violent shoot-m-up movie with a guy in a tight suit. What a bummer. I really wanted to like this.

It think that this was the worst bond film in the series with Quantum of Solace there was just not enough bond in film there was more action in the begging of the movie that the entire film. Sky fall was just 100% better that this one.

There are a number of negative reviews here, so I went into watching Spectre with low expectations, and I was pleasantly surprised. To me, this movie is vastly superior to Skyfall. You have Ralph Fiennes fully in the role of M, and he is wonderful. The pacing of the movie is excellent, with action and dialog balanced. The chemistry between Madeleine and Bond feels honest - it seems like it’s been a while since Bond actually *cared* about his companion. Mostly good fun (aside from a disturbing torture scene).

Many people were concerned when early versions of the script leaked in the Sony hack were rather disappointing. Unfortunately, that concern was justified.

SPECTRE goes big, it has its strengths (stellar performances for the most part), but the script and the cinematography are lacking enough to make this movie sit somewhere between Quantum of Solace and Skyfall in terms of quality.

Aside from the wonderful tracking shot that sets up the film’s first scuffle, Hoytema’s cinematography fails to strike all that much of the wonder conveyed in Interstellar. There are some gorgeous shots, but they’re sprinkled across a film that often employs a muddy, bland color palette.

Meanwhile, the love story between Swann and Bond is undercooked, and the incessant need to tie into previous Craig Bond films is retconning at a low. The desire to add a bit more Roger Moore-era camp has backfired—as if most of us were expecting anything else—creating a tone that can’t make up its mind.

Come for the action and effects, and you’ll be pleased…but it might not hurt to take a bit of time between rewatching its predecessors and giving this one a spin, they’ll set your standards to a level unattained by SPECTRE.

I was excited to watch this movie. Then not. To begin - What happened to Monica Belluci’s character? What was the point of that interaction then? The supporting cast was barely seen (Naomie Harris and Daniel Craig have very good on screen chemistry that could have been highlighted, why wasn’t it?). Ralph Fiennes and Christophe Waltz - such great actors - were barely utilized. I really wanted to see Ralph Fiennes as M, interacting with Bond. Then we didn’t. This movie turned Bond into a romantic (sort of) which we don’t really want to get used to. Or maybe something about Lea Seydoux annoys me… oh well. I watched forty five minutes of it, fell asleep, and continued it the next day because I had rented it, and also because I was still hopeful that something would turn this mess around. It didn’t. Javier Bardem was a superior villain than Christophe and yet Christophe is a superior actor. Sam Mendes… please stop.

Great

All the action elements but evil was weakly presented, no sense of humor and the "romance" was too sexless.

This was a puritan, vanilla story.

All the juice was watered down.

Still a strong film in the genre.

But, at the end, you say it was meat loaf not steak.

This was phoned in on every creative level. From the writing to the directing, the performances, the production design, you name it. What a waste. Great director, talented lead as Bond who has proven he can carry a solid script. Waltz as a villain. It had everything it needed to be one of the best Bond films ever. But the story, characters, pacing, and even the visuals were just disjointed and off.

OK So This Wasn't The Greatest Rendevous With 007! Certain Things Were Kinda Sketchy and Ridiculous! But I Still Hold this Movie In High Regard as A Solid Action Adventure! Watch Spectre Shaken And Stirred!

Sam Mendes, Thomas Newman, Daniel Craig, Léa Seydoux and so on…all those folks in final credits made awesome Bond movie! The one you want to see again and again. This has everything you can ask from Bond. Great locations, good story, brilliant direction of photography, well acted, perfect score (except the title song)….and one bonus: in my view the most beautiful Bond girl in history of the franchise: Léa Seydoux…. Enjoy !

Boring formulaic movie.

First, let me say that I am a fan of the other 3 James Bond movies starring Daniel Craig. He is a terrific James Bond, second imho to Sean Connery. But, THIS movie…

Although the film has the ingredients for greatness, with a great cast, super stunts, amazing scenery, clearly, whatever powerful person involved with this film who convinced everyone else it was a great idea to make Blofeld the villain of the last 3 James Bond movies did everyone a huge disservice by winning the argument. The Blofeld “reveal” actually made me groan out load, and I was reminded of the other stupid trick that was once played on fans where entire previous seasons in “Dallas" were to be evermore considered as only a very long dream sequence. How did this stupid device get past the large crowd of people involved in this production? Tim Gunn’s advice about the monkey house is incredibly relevant here. And, if that insult wasn’t enough, at one point in the film, most of the employees of MI-6 end up piling into cars for chase scenes reminiscent of Keystone Cops. How could this film be rolled out in this condition? A huge misuse of money and talent.

A great intro is followed by a plot that suggests intimacy but doesn’t deliver anything that would make you care about Bond’s personal history. Why should you, he doesn’t either. All too thin, too clique, the movie unfolds in a frantic search for excuses for the next chase, fight or explosion, without ever convincingly finding them.

Lavish use of proven premium ingredients doesn’t automatically result in a good meal, or movie for that matter. You may feel full at the end, but not satisfied.

The Bond franchise has been castrated. It’s all visual effects, CGI, weak attempts at noir-ishness, and half baked villains. Daniel Craig as the overly sensitive Bond is boring. The man wears a suit well, but his character lacks spark and humor. Stylishness has given way to fashion, and it is dull, dull, dull. Sean Connery (if he can stand to watch these) must be so disgusted.

007 films have always been entertaining. This movie is awful. With a slow intro, horribly broken plot and poor dialogue and interactions makes this by far THE WORST bond film of all time. But it's like they already knew it but tried to hide it behind the "this will be the best bond ever". This is the only review I've even written and I'm doing this to save whoever reads this before deciding to watch it. What's the worst that can happen? You'll be disappointed, confused, maybe a little upset BUT mostly you'll just want those 2 hours back

Please don’t waste your time with this one. We love James Bond movies and Daniel Craig, but this was painful to watch. I promise spend the two hours plus doing something else

OK short and sweet this was the worst bond movie I've ever seen I feel sleep three times don't bother. And I love Craig as bond it wasn't him it was whoever wrote the script. Just lagged the bond I hoped for. Sorry your truly a bond fan.

I started watching, quickly grew bored and started doing some work on my laptop while watching the movie with my wife. Eventually I was just working because that was far more entertaining than what is truly one of the worst Bond movies of all time. Non-creative repetitive scenes copying every other Bond movie, a boring Bond girl, all while I thought Quantum of Solace would never have a competitor for worst Craig/Bond movie. Now while Craig in Casino Royale will be one of my favorite Bond movies I do hope this is his last along with the writers and directors so we can get some creativity. An exploding watch is the most excitement you can muster for Q! #Glorydaysaregone

One of the worst Bond films I have seen. Uninspired acting, boringly predictable plot, and silly melodrama. Daniel Craig just dropped out of contention for best Bond ever.

First off, it is by far the worst Bond movie ever. The opening scene was exciting but the next hour was so drawn out and boring I could not take it. Christopher Walken, the villain, is in the movie for a total of about 10 minutes if that. I wanted it to end and it kept going, and going, and going. I want my $19.99 back. I am shocked it gets 64% on Rotten Tomatoes as this movie is totally rotten.

Casino Royale, Quantum of Solace, and Skyfall are the three best Bond films ever made in my opinion, no doubt about it. This film is appallingly bad. Absolutely no chemistry between the cast, spiritless, tired dialogue rife with cliches, and a sputtering, redundant plot. This film really is that bad. I suppose the only good thing about this is that Daniel Craig has to come back for one more Bond. He can’t leave the role on this sort of low. I really don’t know who to blame for this film, but I’d rather not watch it again to hazard a guess.

Lacks any of the charisma of earlier bond films and actors. This movie could have been any other cold, charmless and brainless action movie. Oh and the bond girl was terrible. Not good.

Don't mind me. I only work on computers.

Overall film was OK…could have been a little better, but IMO better than Solace. However, it has the absolute, hands down, worst title song I have ever heard associated with a bond film. I have them all and listen to them on a regular basis…but this one - I would rather hear finger nails on a chalk board.

not really a Bond movie but a unbelievably stupid end to Daniel Craig as Bond. the end was as he unloads the gun with Bond saying "I’m out of bullets, besides I have better things to do"….I mean really? what asz clown wrote that?

Just an average Bond film. At times, slow, and the title song was poor.

The bond franchise is truly an encapsulating one, we’ve lived with James Bond since 1962 on the big screen. There has definitely been many talented Bond incarnations, but personally I believe Daniel Craig is one of the best. He gives a phenomenal performance, and his dedication to the franchise is unfounded. Spectre truly encompasses what a Bond film is about, subplots, exotic locations, a true villain worthy of Bond and all the action you could ask for. Sam Mendes got the best out of the story and it is all enhanced by the musical compositions put together by Thomas Newman. If you have any qualms or doubts about Spectre, more than likely you have little idea of what went into making this film. Like all great stories, it does something for the population. It gives us hope, it takes us from the ordinary and into the extraordinary. How else could you see through the eyes of a double ‘0’ agent, travel to Mexico, Morocco, London, Italy, Austria and so many more in less than three hours. Thank you Daniel Craig and Sam Mendes for the wonderful work and heart you both put into this film.

Felt like a b rated knockoff of an actual Bond film.

This film was horrible, not up to caliber. I went to the prescreening in Seattle and I wish I would have stayed home in Denver! Don’t waste your time or money watching this film, it left me empty - this is coming from a Bond fan that owns all of them and know’s all the lines. I won’t be filling out my collection with this one.

This movie has two plots , neither of which Bond cares much about. Also the director doesn't seem to care either, as almost all of the plot points are discarded as soon as they are introduced. There is a little bit of nostalgia as they make some superficial homage to old bond movies, but in a totally incoherent way no one could care about. You can see why Daniel Craig was disgusted at having to do this one. I imagine he's done with bond -- In an ideal world none of these people will work on another bond Movie, assuming this piece of garbage doesn't kill the franchise.

Underdeveloped plot, criminally underwritten villains, ham fisted "big reveals," campy at times, and boring action. Sam Mendes makes the absolute most beautiful looking Bond films but isn't much of an action director. Maybe it's just the editing but I felt the same way about Skyfall, which was a good movie, just not an "action" film. Casino Royale is my gold standard of Craig-Bond and this doesn't come close.

This movie just went through the motions of a generic bond movie. It lost what was special and original about casino royale & skyfall. The blofeld reveal was as lame as the Star Trek khan reveal. Except in this case it added nothing to the movie. Hopefully Daniel Craig doesn't end on a dud after a home run.

I was expecting this to be one of the best films of the year, what I got was a giant mess. The first hour of this film is entertaining but the rest of the film was just terrible, truly one of the worst entries in the James Bond franchise.

There is so many things wrong with this Bond movie. I have been a 007 nut all my life and have seen them all - some are GREAT and some are just OK. This one is simply terrible.

The movie seems to want to move away from what made Bond movies so successful over decades. The casting, oh well…..Waltz is not a good bad guy and it shows. The Bond girls, well, just not one of them is Bond-style pretty. The emotional balance is just sad to watch. Bond movies have little romance value (and its good that way), but that seems to be the focus of this movie for 50% of the time. I could barely stay in the movie.

Worst part, there is no story line here. It is just a continuation of Skyfall leading into how Blofeld was created (who of course plays a bigger role in Bond movies that were filmed many years ago). I think it is time to have another Bond movie that plays into “any time” of the Bond era and not a continuation of a previous one; new or old. A real story would be nice to have again. Heck, I can’t stand Tom Cruise, but the last Mission Impossible movie had more action than this Bond disappointment. Daniel Craig is a fantastic 007 - but if his part of the Producer/Director role of Spectre caused this disaster movie, then he needs to get out of the way for a new Bond or just go back to playing the action-role only

Could of been a great film but far too long. Beautiful to look at but needs to be shortened. Very disappointing. Felt like Skyfall covered three times as much content in a 1/4 of the time.

This was hands down the worst Bind film ever created. Everything about it just sucked. I almost walked out during the music intro. I would have enjoyed getting shot at in Afghanistan again rather than listen to that song. The car chase scene seemed like a leisure Sunday cruise through Rome.

Spectre bring the new James Bond (actor Daniel Craig) amalgamation of films to a crescendo. What is so thrilling about this movie is it hits this peak early in the film and, with the brilliant unassembled cast, suspense the audience there through the entire film until the final few moments of the film.

While Dame Dench was great missed by me, personally, I can nit refute the synergistic chemistry between Bond and his Mallory, Money Penny and Q. They are dynamic and more true to live compensate for James Bond personal weakness.

Spectre galvanized the James Bond franchise for the next millennium by driving the plot with exceptional writing, acting and directing. It is not a huge budget multiple location film like many of the other Bond a films but character driven. It is the first James Bond film which I actually thought the character was likeable.

I have both paid the ticket price and pre-order the film as I think it will become the film which turns the new James Bond franchise super successful. James Bond used his license to kill as I predict, Spectre, will slay all box office sales records.

This is easily the weakest in the Daniel Craig reboot series. The theme of the double-oh program as aged and outdated is itself aged and outdated. Blofeld was underused and his relation to Bond underplayed. The action wasn't nearly as engaging as in the previous three. And there were plot points that just plain made no sense, which is saying a lot because you'd like to not have to think too much during this kind of movie.

I thought this Bond was another great! Christopher Waltz is the perfect villain but they didn’t use him enough. Although they didn’t use him enough I thought the graphics and sets were amazing. Great Bond film.

A lot of reviews are saying this one is boring, but the bad reviews couldn't have been more misleading. Spectre was spilling over with style, action, beauty, passion, romance, betrayal, and put all the pieces that were missing from the other D. Craig Bond films together. Take it from me, a person who adores film and is a seasoned movie watcher, it was absolutely divine & I couldn't have enjoyed it more. Bravo!

Anyone who watches this movie and expects the same old thing is taking Bond too seriously! Spectre is the perfect blend of old and new! Cinematically gorgeous , action packed and pure Bond! Yes it steps back to the old but it steps forward to the new and, creates a Bond experience that personally, have been waiting for!!! I love CasinoRoyal, Quantum and Skyfall, i do not want the same Movie again! Yes, things could have been better but wow, they could have been so much worse!!!!! Watch it and enjoy the Bond extravagance that it is and was always meant to be!

Opening with an intriguing intro falls short as the plot begins to fall apart when the chasing begins. A very dry humor is to be expected along with eye rolling scenes of ludicrous moments and underused characters to only serve as bullet points to move things along as the plot drags on during the slower moments.

The ending leaves you unsatisfied and looking at your watch to figure out how you could've used your time much wisely as in like, taking a nap.

Cinematography was great but story over casted all the good stuff. Sadly, don't be fooled by other reviews of a "great plot" as the ending sums up how ridiculous the entire scenario really ended the series.

It may not be as good as skyfall but it's better than all the other bond films. With that being said I still give it a 10. It's a must see for any bond fan!!!

I just would like to konw one thing: Who had the brilliant idea to cast Christoph Waltz as a villain and then hardly use him?! Except Waltz this was the worst casting of a bond film - ever. As a big Bond fan this film makes me very sad - Title song - the worst, casting - bad, locations - boring, dialogues - missing, musik - copied from Skyfall. They could not have done a worse job.

Don’t let anyone tell you otherwise. I’ve you’ve got half a brain you’ll understand that it’s cinematic genius.

I cant think of a bad Bond film featuring Daniel Craig.I cant add anything to this conversation.The first 2 posts say it all.

I've been a huge fan of Craig's era so far, I even thought Quantum of Solace was ok. I wasn't entirely sure what to expect out of this, but my initial impression is that it was what you'd think of when you'd picture a typical run-of-the-mill Bond movie. This isn't a bad film like so many seem to say, but at the same time you can easily notice when the quality is dipping in this one. The first 60% or so of this movie is great, engaging and is close to Skyfall's level, but like everyone else says the movie wasn't really sure how it wanted to wrap things up and got a bit sluggish. Bits of the end are still decent, but you feel like the third act was sort of quickly pushed through without any writing editing or revisions and overall feels rather tacked on.

Where the movie was guilty of focusing too much on things that we didn't care about (pushing for a new technological spy age, the 007 agency being put on halt), it was equally guilty of not putting enough time into the villian plot and what could have been an impactful backstory to Bond's background and sort of skims over the entire thing.

The overall film felt deliberately slower and a bit more tired compared to Craig's other outings, and in my interpretation this is intentional to reflect Bond's seemingly subtle reluctance throughout this movie to carry out what he needs to do. The way this movie ends definitely provided me the impression that Craig is worn out from the role and is presenting his final bow as he literally drives off. It even felt like a natural closing point for the 007 franchise to end entirely. I'm curious to see if they can somehow find an organic way for another Craig installment at this point.

This was still a solid Bond flick as it was. Not at the level of Casino Royale and Skyfall, but then again not many bond films can be.

Overall grade: B

The Daniel Craig "reboot" Bond series has come full circle in SPECTRE, and, as suggested by my previous quote, is now one consistent narrative. Bond has belatedly returned to its roots, while still remaining faithful to its predecessor. So naturally, we have entered a new era of Bond that is uncharted yet still familiar. The film is a direct sequel to Skyfall, and while not superior as promised, it is still a splendiferous Bond film. Remarkably, it cleverly blends the styles of For Your Eyes Only, Licence to Kill, Casino Royale, and Skyfall into one unison product. From the pre-title sequence onward, the film is clustered with action, making its 2 hr 30 min run time feel like 15 minutes. Also, I must inform you that the film is STUFFED with former Bond homage. This provides nice Easter Eggs for Bond fans, and an occasional grin. This is the Bond film I have been waiting for. And I hope others will relish it as well.

Just watch it tonight, it was amazing. It was a total darkness chapter yet of other Bond movies. This is certified the hit of the Bond franchise. Honest percent 96% (rottentomatoes) 8.5/10. Good action, acting, and the story itself actually brings back to the beginning just like in Sean Conenry series as Bond. The best Bond yet!!