I guess it could have been worse...

Rating: 6/10 (4 December 2015)

If you're an avid Bond fan, then by all means go watch Spectre. If you're hesitating, your time would probably be spent best somewhere else.
Even though it counts with almost the same crew as its predecessor, Spectre lacks the entire dynamic that Skyfall offered. As far as Bond movies go, the plot is reasonably structured, and of course you will have to suspend your disbelief throughout most of the movie. However, the film will be considered to most as "too long" with some even adding a "boring" to the sentence.
Spectre is Daniel Craig's 4th Bond project, and from this reviewer's perspective, he is not good enough to get results when he is given low quality material to work with. Craig is a good Bond, he's not spectacular, and certainly will not be with such a poor script like Spectre's. On the other hand, Christoph Waltz (Inglourious Basterds) is more than capable to provide with an amazing performance every time. Unfortunately, he barely had any screen time and when he did, his scenes were probably the most plain of them all.
Wonderfully directed by Sam Mendes though. He should stop relying so blindly in his writers, since the quality of his movies has been in constant decay ever since the American Beauty days. Spectre just makes you wonder if Craig's (who has been announced for one more Bond movie) time is up, and 007 should receive some new blood from the likes of Michael Fassbender or Idris Elba, rather than Homeland's star Damian LewisWishful Thinking!