Daniel Craig further proves his Brilliance to the Beloved Franchise,

Rating: 9/10 (30 October 2015)

Spectre is a terrific movie with a very well developed plot and a fantastic cast. It's an intense, action packed adventure that see's Bond going on one of his darkest and most personal journeys yet, he is not sent on any mission here, everything he does is at his own whim. It's darker than the previous three, there is a constant thrilling atmosphere to it that I loved, I had never felt as genuinely worried and concerned for Bond's well being as I did here. In comparison to the previous film, Skyfall, it is a little lighter on action sequences, there is still plenty, but much less. I did find myself thinking, at times, that there was too much talking, there will be moments where you're anxious for some sort of action, but the top class acting normally makes up for it. The cast is terrific, Daniel Craig is once again a master at playing Bond, easily my favourite, which I know is a controversial opinion, but I believe he is perfect for the role, he's charismatic, stern and even at times quite humorous, his balance is perfect and I hope, although it does not appear likely, that we will see him in the role again. He is also joined by a terrific supporting cast that includes LÃ©a Seydoux, a complicated and emotional Bond girl, Ralph Fiennes, Naomie Harris, Ben Whishaw, who steals every scene as Q and Dave Bautista, who is easily my favourite henchman of any Bond film. Christoph Waltz is an absolutely breathtaking Bond villain, he is thrilling, threatening and very mysterious, I loved how we are never quite sure who he is, what his motives are, and we don't find out for a significant amount of time, which adds an exciting and curious atmosphere to the film as we try to find out who Waltz really is and it creates an experience that is different from any other Bond film. Thrilling, well acted and very compelling, it would be sad to see Craig leave, but if he finishes here then it's a great one to go out on, I would recommend Spectre to anyone looking for a good thriller, action or adventure film.
A message from Bond's past causes him to search and take down a secret organisation, putting his own career and several others at huge risk.
Best Performance: Daniel Craig