Baffling

Rating: 2/10 (21 November 2015)

Spectre is a fairly bland movie. It's not a real Bond movie in my opinion as it doesn't have the energy nor the originality needed.
It starts off reasonably interesting with some nicely done shots of Bond on the rooftops as he walks with assurance but as the movie progresses the movie just kind of loses its momentum. It loses what power it started off with and it's like it gets tired of itself.
It's a bad movie. It's so far off from what a good movie is that I'm wondering just what the heck these filmmakers are thinking. Or how they end up making a dud like this. Where is the inspiration? Where is the energy? How can they justify putting a movie as dull as this in the theatres?
It's their job to entertain, to make something interesting, to offer something that's memorable and they aren't doing that. They've got all the money, all the high end equipment, all these talented actors willing to work with them and they end up wasting this beautiful opportunity. How does that happen? I'd like to know.