Entertaining & Solid from Beginning to End

Rating: 9/10 (11 February 2020)

Spectre may not be as awesome as Casino Royale and Skyfall, but it is just as great as Quantum of Solace in terms of action and pacing.
Spectre is about James Bond (Daniel Craig) heading to Mexico City and Rome after recieving a sketchy message from the past. He meets a gorgeous widow of a criminal, Lucia (Monica Bellucci), and he uncovers a sinister organization known as SPECTRE. He then goes on a mission to find a daughter of an old nemisis, and must stop the enemy Ernst (Christopher Waltz) before it's too late.
The only little issue I had with this film was the story. At times the story kind of loses me because you're not too sure what Bond's number one main objective is. It seems like he does a whole lot in this one. The story, in total, wasn't bad, but it could of used some tweeking.
Other than that, I loved the action. It was pretty intense in a lot of scenes, and this is actually the longest Bond film, clocking in a 2 and a half hours. For that amount of time, it ran in a pretty fast pace.
The acting was also really good. Craig did another phenomenal job as Mr. Bond, and I loved the Bond girl in this one. Monica Bellucci made a perfect role and was very likable.
Overall, Spectre is a pretty solid Bond film with a decent story and spectacular action packed elements.