Let's shut down the 00 section. To shake things up a bit.

Rating: 7/10 (5 November 2015)

Was there ever a Bond film that didn't work on the premise of a new MI6 boss, home secretary or pizza delivery boy wanting to shut down the double-oh section because it's obsolete now we have the railway, manned flight or the internet? Why doesn't someone tell them? "We've tried to shut them down, honestly, we did. Then we realised it's a shite idea that always ends up with us being dead villains. But if you really must, please don't let Bond "say goodbye to Q first" before he leaves the building." After the fairly novel plot of Skyfall comes a run-of-the-mill Bond adventure with the women being somewhat less foxy and more self-assured than they were a few years ago. Only Monica Bellucci is a throwback to old times and gets horny just from hearing Bond talk about gunning down villains (including her husband). It's good to know that there are still old-school foxes around.
Spectre is another Bond movie. But not an especially distinctive one.