Spectre

2015 • 148 minutes

About this movie

A cryptic message from Bond's past sends him on a trail to uncover a sinister organization. While M battles political forces to keep the secret service alive, Bond peels back the layers of deceit to reveal the terrible truth behind SPECTRE.

Ratings and reviews

General perspective: I thought it was a pretty awesome action movie. However, I also feel like Spectre has lost the James Bond touch. The uniqueness that makes it James Bond. Finishing the movie only a minute ago, I'm unable to put it into words, but this is for sure the very least James Bond experience I've had with Daniel Craig. Could it be he's sick and tired of being Bond already? Consider my 3 stars as 5 stars, because a proper James Bond movie is 7 stars.

I tried hard to like this movie. But it is by far the worst of Craig's ever. And I used to think Quantum would forever hold that bottom spot. This film looks unfinished production-wise with unrefined script, editing, and even the overall artistic direction. The actors themselves looked as though they were put on the set the very next day they signed the contract with no proper physical training. Yet there doesn't seem to be any digital aesthetic enhancements or proper DI to perserve their dignity.

I found myself abit confused with this Bond flick (Is it terrible or just disappointing?) Well, In comparision to the average Bond film, Spectre did something that no other Bond movie has done before (Christoph Waltz' lack of screen time as a Bond villian actually suited the film) Of Course, Monica Belluci deserved more screen time but you just have to see the film to understand what I'm talking about