A great fourth installment

Rating: 8/10 (26 October 2015)

Finally spectre is out in the UK and I have seen it, and I will tell you that this film does not disappoint. The premise of the film sees bond looking for a secret organisation linked to his past. Meanwhile M tries to deal with problems in London with mi5. Daniel Craig is great as James bond and he is at his best in this film. He really does a great job of providing a rough damaged bond but he is a ladies man and actually pretty funny in this film. I thought he did a great job in this film and has really developed well in the role. Christoph waltz plays the villain in this film and even though he is not in the film a huge deal I thought he did a really good job. His character was perfect for the film and really worked well opposite Craig. Ralph fiennes plays the new M and I thought he did a really good job in this film, he brought great charisma to his character and was a great fun addition to the main cast. Lea seydoux plays the bond girl in this film and she was pretty good in this film as she was more then your average bond girl and had some character depth to her. She had good chemistry with Craig as well and her character worked well in the story. A fun character was Dave bautista as he plays the evil henchman and it worked for the film. The story of the bond storyline really works in this movie and I thought the more personal storyline really worked for this film. However, the secondary plot involving mi5 and mi6 just didn't really interest me that much and I could have done without it honestly. The script was a huge surprise to me, there was quite a bit of humour and it worked for me in this film. The drama was all dealt with really well as well. The style of the action scenes were great and all of them are hard hitting and exciting. However, this film just like casino royale has a few pacing issues towards the middle of the film and it does mean there is a lull in the film. Overall I really enjoyed this film and it is a great action film.