The only good thing here is the theme song.

Rating: 1/10 (3 March 2020)

I decided to rent this one out at a later time back in 2012 instead of going to the cinema. The previous two films in the series with Daniel Craig had made me reluctant, since they were depicting the character of James Bond pretty different from what I know & love based on older 007 films. Unfortunately, I found this one bad and even worse that the last two. I couldn't even finish watching it. There were too many over-simplifications, so that the story can move forward, the pacing was too slow, and the film wasn't entertaining. Surprisingly, boring is not at all what I'd expected, having watched the trailer.
Unfortunately, you realize what's coming up just from the opening sequence... ****SMALL SPOILER****James Bond leaves a compromised safehouse at a random time and the intruder happens to be 30m in front of him. Then a could-be-good motorbike chase scene ensues and the CGI on every Daniel Craig's close-up is bad. Then on the train the intruder chills in place, while Bond is attacking him with an excavator (transported by the train), as if he couldn't move and shoot at Bond from any other position. The passengers are chilling on their sits too, although Bond just cut off the back of their wagon with the excavator. And lastly, Moneypenny takes a pretty irrational shot - did Bond actually look in desperate need of help? Do we doubt his combat skills? Oh man, I could go on and on, but I'll only ask you this... did you catch the Home Alone: 007 edition at the end?!
P.S. Spectre (2015) was mediocre, but at least waaaay better than this one!