An instant Classic Bond film!

Rating: 10/10 (19 November 2015)

My personal Review of SPECTRE with mild Spoilers "You're a kite dancing in a hurricane Mr. Bond" - Mr. White. Opening Scene: 5/5 Mexico City Dia De Los Muertos festival had several references to Live and Let Die which made it just plain awesome! The stunt scenes especially for the helicopter fight scene were fantastic! Bond Villain: Christoph Waltz as Franz Oberhausser aka Blofeld 5/5 He is just plain Evil and Sinister much like Donald Peassence + Telly Savalas as Blofeld. He is most likely one of my favorite Bond villains all time. The best thing about him is that he is not the typical Dr. Evil character though he has a white Persian cat. Comparing him to Raoul Silva is very hard, it is like comparing Goldfinger to Blofeld. He is one Bond villain who I simply just cannot hate.
Bond henchman: Dave Bautista as Mr. Hinx 5/5 Silent, Deadly, and Badass just like Jaws + Odjob Bond Girls: Monica Belucci as Lucia Sciarra 5/5 a "Bond woman" not a Bond girl Lea Seydoux as Swan 5/5 Sexy and has the perfect face of a Bond girl Craig as James Bond: 5/5 Dapper, Sharp and more Suave! This Craig's Best performance as Bond. He really seemed like Connery in Spectre. It is sad though that it is most likely his last. Locations: 5/5 Mexico City, Tangier Morocco, Austria, and London. Much like a classic Bond adventure in different parts of the world. I loved the opening scene in Mexico during the Dia De los muertos celebration. Fitting in with classic Bond films: 5/5 It has several scenes with references from old Bond films especially for Dr. No, the man with the golden gun, and Thunderball Overall: 10/10 "Welcome James. You have come across me so many times. What took you so long?" - Blofeld. I've been waiting for Spectre ever since it was announced last November 2014. I was expecting it to be almost like On Her Majesties Secret Service, but when I first watched Spectre it was not really what I've expected. Spectre is one of my all time favorite 007 films next to Goldfinger, From Russia with Love and Skyfall. For me it was an instant classic. It was 5 times better than Casino Royale, 100 times better than Quantum of Solace, 3 times better than Skyfall. Spectre accurately connects all James Bond films starring Daniel Craig in the rebooted franchise, especially because all the villains in the previous Craig era bond films were all linked to one organization which is SPECTRE. It brings back the classic humor and gadgets which many James Bond fans missed. The scenes mix the seriousness of Craig's Bond films and the humor of the classic bond films, but avoids the cliché of typical spy films. The script could have been better if more expressions were used instead of lines like "Out of Bullets". All and all it was a beautiful film. If you think it was not that great than I think you have not seen the original James Bond films especially the ones with Connery, Lazenby and Moore. If you were upset that the ending was not cold and tragic therefore lacking the emotional vibe like what was present in Skyfall, think twice Casino Royale's ending was very tragic because Vesper died, Quantum was very tragic because it sucked, Skyfall was just so tragic because M died. So won't you think that Craig's Bond has been going through too much coldness and tragedy in the previous films? I think that the endings in Craig's bond films are doing the opposite pattern of the Bond films during Connery's time in a good way since all of Connery's bond films had happy endings till Lazenby's one and only OHMSS had a very tragic ending with Bonds wife getting shot. For me it is an instant classic. Spectre is like making a Martini using equal amounts of Gin and Vodka, but with a slight overuse of Vermouth having it Shaken not Stirred almost like a Vesper martini.