Spectre Review

Introduction: Spectre is directed by Sam Mendes, it’s the 24th Bond film which stars Daniel Craig,
Ralph Fiennes , Christoph Waltz, Dave Bautista, and Lea Seydoux. 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

Wednesday #BoxOffice: ‘Spectre’ $2.3m; ‘Peanuts’ $864k; ‘Love the Coopers’ $622k https://t.co/u3ctoXAyn6 pic.twitter.com/HsyxnWNAnW

— Box Office Mojo (@boxofficemojo) November 19, 2015

Review: This is the worst bond movie since “Die Another Day” and the worst Daniel Craig’s bond. I had really high expectations for this Spectre, after all I’m a Huge fan of Skyfall. This story is the same as MI5: Rogue Nation. The movie was too long with no intensity to it. The movie gave less screentime to Q, Miss Moneypenny and M which felt disappointing. The villain didn’t match up to to Silva, in the last installment. The dramatic shifts were not surprising, the performances were great. Christoph Waltz‘s performance was excellent although he didn’t have enough screen time. The fight scene between Craig and Batista was the best fight in the entire James Bond Legacy. The production design and cinematography were outstanding. All stunts were brilliant, no choppy editing or hand-held camera. There weren’t any ground breaking action scene as the prior installments in the Craig Bond series. The Bond girls were really disappointing. They put in effort, but really hard to convince the audience. Daniel Craig’s performance made the movie watchable.

Recommendation: In the end Spectre won’t satisfy everyone. It was a disappointment for Bond Fans. Bond 25 should have a fresh new start or something new to series to boost things up.