Still reaping the fruits of Casino Royale

Rating: 4/10 (4 January 2016)

Lots of plot holes, lacking pace, still far behind Casino Royale, and more importantly unconvincing; that is Spectre.
From day to day, Bond movies have been turning into bad action movies, with no real satisfying action in it. Spectre is total waste of time, I wish it was shorter or never had been made.
The story always evolves between the good guy and the bad one. The good reaches the bad, some fight, at first the latter seems to be winning then the opposite happens. However, this time it is different, James Bond is after the most vicious one, as the story telling suggests he's the one on the top of the evil league, and also he's supposedly behind everything that happened before. Even M (Judi Dench) rises from her grave to warn Bond against him, even though I'm fed up with Judi Dench's M, I can accept her warning but why now and not before, she could have saved all that lost time we wasted watching the mediocre Bonds. Unconvincing Cristoph Waltz portrays Mr. Blofeld, and comparing Blofeld with Skyfall's Silva, the latter would eat the former alive, yet he is still depicted as the mastermind of all.
Bond is set to kill Marco Sciarra and attend his funeral following late M's message. Bond finds him in Mexico, engages in a fight with him in a flying helicopter which dangerously flies over the crowd gathered for the Day of the Dead celebrations. All the sequences of this fight fail to make any impression on me, and the movements made by the helicopter in the sky looks impossible to take place, it should have hit the ground many times before. Bond beats down Marco, throws him off the helicopter and attends to his funeral only to meet Lucia Sciarra (Monica Bellucci), Marco's wife. I think, the whole unnecessary action and showdown in Mexico was constructed in order for us to see ageing Monica Bellucci making out with Bond for five minutes. It was totally pointless, we never see her again. I guess it's OK because all the Bond ladies are there to die or pleasure Mr. Bond.
The golden rule in an action movie should be that when you knock your enemy down, you kill him/her that's it. If you don't kill him/her, and then if he/she comes back after you I don't find it believable, and also it absolutely disappoints me. Mr. Hinx tries to kidnap Dr. Madeleine Swann, you stop him with your little plane, he's unconscious, and you leave him there to haunt you in that train in Morocco. More to that, you are on the train having dinner with the doctor, both of you dressed up very nicely, why did you bring your tuxedo, and she the dress. What was the occasion, was it that you both were going to catch the most vicious criminal on earth and you thought it would be nice to have some decent clothes with you? Maybe, the severe fight between these two is a well-crafted one, but Mr. Bond with his intelligence could have prevented it ages ago. And beaten harshly by that beast doesn't stop Bond to take the doctor to bed, and they are in love, unbelievable.
Moreover, there is C, are we playing some kind of a completing the alphabet game? There is no reason for him being in the movie, except his dream of shutting 00 part of MI5 down, please stop coming again and again with the shutting some part of MI5 thing. C is introduced to us, nobody cares, we know there is something fishy about him, he'll die at some point, he falls down to his death, who cares.
To conclude, there is nothing enjoyable in Spectre, waste of time. It is full of cliché, the most important character alongside with Bond is supposed to be the villain, but his character is left undeveloped, his story lacks imagination and his motive for doing those dreadful things mentioned during the movie seems ridiculously implausible.