SPECTRE, Waltz, Craig and Seydoux!

Rating: 10/10 (29 October 2015)

First of all, this review is rated upon a James Bond-ish level. It gets full marks! You wont really think it something special but extremely fun and slick in a classic Bond way. Literally, the film just ticked the boxes.
A stunning, True Detective-esque tracking shot shadows a skeleton mask-clad Craig at the beginning of his fourth Bond outing, following him through pulsating crowds, up lifts, into a bedroom for the briefest of liaisons (of course) and eventually out to the rooftops. An explosive scene is followed by an insane piece of theatre where the city's Plaza de la Constitución is the stage, and 1,500 extras plus an erratic helicopter the main action. The scene ends with a mysterious octopus ring in Bond's possession.
This scene alone gives you enough adrenaline to run a marathon. It also sets high the suspense bar and leaves you wanting more. Remember, that's just the first ten minutes.
All in all, it's an epic spy-thriller and a better action film than Skyfall. Though, undoubtedly, it is slightly flawed in some respect to the story but that's all forgotten just as Bond pulls out his Baretta or when Lea Seydoux steps on screen. Watch it and enjoy it, but like all Bond films, don't take it too seriously. Another important reason to watch it is the fact LEA SEYDOUX is the Bond Girl. And the one thing that will make you hate it is that you'll never be able to get the Aston Martin DB10. EVER.