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Rating: 3/10 (15 November 2015)

No spoilers.
There is nothing technically wrong with this movie, and yet, it is probably the most un-inspired film out there in the past five years.
True, it is a wonderful tribute for classic James Bond, and I did spend half of my walk home wondering if the real reason why I found this movie so unpleasant was the fact that I've grown used to a complete different type of "hero" -because, you know, we like our lead men bruised and sarcastic nowadays... still, if the amount of "classic Bond moments" (and I say this to avoid the word "cliché") were supposed to make me excited and/or nostalgic for the good old days, it failed miserably. In all honesty, the things that made classic Bond great in the context in which it was created seem silly when presented in this day and age, and though I can appreciate how this film is "true to Bond", I still would have rather watched something else.
Spectre, in my humble and unsolicited opinion, was nothing but a string of well executed shots carefully pasted together, a movie, in the literal sense of the word... a quite dispensable movie.