Where have all the Roger Moore s gone?

Rating: 1/10 (10 January 2016)

There was a time where the bastion of comic book readers were they're intended audience of children and weird, overweight, problem dandruff sufferers with food in their beards. At some point, however, we have elevated these fun, simple characters to high art, thus advancing this new conspiracy to invent something which was never there.
It began with the post Burton Batman movies, carried on through a hundred other super hero movies which relaunched Robert Downey Jr's career, and have culminated with the destruction of our beloved vacuous misogynist, James Bond.
James Bond is a comic book, actually even less deep than that. His beauty is you never have to think about anything going on in any of his movies. Half naked girls, big explosions, stunts, and fast cars. Wonderfully honest and unapologetically shallow.
We loved James Bond. But this movie is not James Bond. I mean the Daniel Craig fits the role perfectly, no acting and a tight, tailored suit. Our Bond girl also fits the mole, kind of. She's pretty, doesn't talk too much, doesn't really do anything.
I guess when James Bond, such a simple formula, can go so completely off the rails, you have to wonder what this world is coming to. Do people in Asia watch these and take them seriously? Do they actually think there was ever any political or social commentary?
This film would seem to indicate that people have thirsted for more, they have wanted to get to know the real James Bond. I am scrating my head wondering though, as I thought James Bond having no real basis was the whole point.
What a horrible film.