A very poor Bond movie, even worse than the others with Craig

Rating: 5/10 (2 January 2016)

I can't say that Craig is a poor actor, but he is not a good Bond...that, or whoever is doing the writing does not know how Bond should be. Honestly, you can't been Connery, evident by the fact that Spectre and Casino Royale make use of Gold Finger's trademark DB5. The DB5 is the only way for these films to relate to Bond whatsoever I gather.
I haven't really enjoyed any of Craig's Bond films, but Spectre is simply the worst. Great intro, making reference to the real Bond films, but the rest was simply nonsensical in terms of the plot and acting.
What is the story? It just jumps everywhere, all of these various small plots to find Spectre, and Bond is captured near the end, but the whole "process" during the torture of Bond lacks what other movies have with his escape unscathed following the villain saying something like "I expect you to die!" They even throw in the white cat at one point, almost like it was forgotten about.
Car chase was horrible as well. Nice cars, but it looked fake, especially drifting around the corners (with the oil on the roads) at 20kph. Bautista's character had no threat in this car chase, despite the fact that the if the real electric Jag(700+ HP never produced) were used, it would blow past the DB10, wit the same engine as the DB9. The train fight was poor too. Things broke in the train car like twigs, Bond was not hurt (and proceeded to sexual activities immediately), and Bautista was almost comically defeated.
In all, there is nothing good here. I expected fake like the Connery films, but it's almost trying to provide realism that can't exist, and fails to deliver the realism intended. No story, no emotion. Bring back the real thing, the real Bond, the gadgets, and the simplistic plots.