Clearly the best Bond film ever.

Rating: 10/10 (2 October 2016)

Why do I call this the best Bond film ever? Because it narrates a clear and conclusive path to the long overdue end to this excellent series. Take the opportunity. This film explains the entire series and shows Bond accepting a change in life path. There is no need for continuance after this wonderful film.
The Three Acts:
The initial tableaux: The film starts in Mexico City in a grand public Day of the Dead celebration. Bond seems to be enjoying himself, but soon is in direct pursuit of an enemy. When he returns to London, M lets him know that his actions were not appreciated, that he will be under observation, and that the double oh section is in danger of being shut down.
Delineation of conflicts: C (head of the new organization Centre of National Security) wants to shut down the double oh section; M wants to keep it open. Bond wants to honor the postmortem wishes of the previous M. SPECTRE wants strong control of almost all information flow in the world, so as to have more power and to make more money. C wants that flow to be available to UK intelligence to replace older methodology, like MI6. Q, M, Tanner, Moneypenny, and Bond would like to preserve each other as well as some traditional British approaches to civilization and intelligence. C and SPECTRE are clearly opposed, and seem to have the upper hand during most of the film. Bond's foster brother wants to make Bond fully aware of how much he hates him.
Resolution: Bond has an opportunity to be his better self; does he take it?