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While the first action scene, along with an incredibly stylistic and aesthetic opening credits sequence set to Sam Smith’s “Writing’s On The Wall”, gives the two and a half hour movie a strong beginning, the middle lacks substance. The first scene of the movie is an engaging action sequence in Mexico that introduces the audience to Bond, as he attempts to kill a man trying to decimate a stadium full of people. In certain key scenes and pivotal moments, Craig’s eyes seem to glaze over invoking a feeling of detachment. Unfortunately, Craig emanates a sense of disinterest in the character as his lines and persona fail to deliver the allure expected from the one and only James Bond. But despite the anticipation and hype that preceded its release, Spectre fell short in some key areas.Įnglish actor Daniel Craig has played British Intelligence agent 007 in the last four Bond movies and has garnered praise and attention for his portrayal. 6, portrays 007’s attempt to fulfill the former head of MI6’s last mission of taking down SPECTRE, an organization responsible for many attacks around the world. Source: The Official James Bond 007 Website Craig has starred in a total of four Bond movies, his first being Casino Royale. Spectre, directed by Sam Mendes, is the 24th James Bond movie to be released and stars English actor Daniel Craig as agent 007. Bond, with his license to kill, has graced movie theaters again with Spectre, the 24th Bond movie in the series. Movie theatres filled with people eager to see James Bond, an iconic character created by Ian Fleming in 1953, return to the big screen.

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