Plot-hole central... 2 gigantic plot-holes

Rating: 4/10 (14 May 2020)

The first Bond movie in history, where Bond actually gets shot.
Anyways, there's lots of plot holes in the movie: In the one scene, Bond's partner shoots him accidentally, while Bond is in a fish-fight with a bad-guy, yet his partner doesn't then shoot the bad-guy after that... she literally just lets the bad-guy get away, whilst still having a clear shot of the bad-guy for 5seconds after that.. This is a huge plot-hole, as the bad-guy escaped for literally no reason. The ENTIRE movie is based off of this plot-hole, which is pretty sloppy writing. Predicating an entire movie off a single plot-hole makes for a pretty horrible story and spoils the entire experience for the viewer since due to that plot-hole, the entire story has now diverged from reality.
Another plot-hole is when Bond literally stands idly by while a bad-guy assassinates someone... There's no way that Bond would allow somebody to die like that... I mean, just look back at the previous films: There's been Bond films where the entire plot predicates on rescuing a single woman or man... And now, Bond just stands by allowing a man to be killed? It goes against the entire creed of the Bond name, and creates a plot-hole.
Another plot-hole is the fact that any security agency worth their salt would NEVER plug a foreign device into their own security database... That's the equivalent of you picking up a flashdrive in a Walmart parking lot and plugging it into your work computer... Only colossal idiots would do that, and it's exactly what they did in the movie... It would never happen in real life, and it creates another plot-hole.
Overall it's a flawed story, with bad writing. The plot-holes spoil the entire movie, since the entire movie is based on plot-holes. Javier Bardem makes a great bad-guy, eventhough like I said, he wouldn't even be in the movie, if it weren't for the plot-holes and bad writing. The movie is utterly spoiled, and it's too bad since it could have been a good movie.