It's a great pass time

Rating: 8/10 (13 November 2015)

So, today I decided to go watch the newest instalment of James Bond. Decided to go only a week after it premiered in my country due to the fact that I like to not be in enclosed environment with hundreds of people, sweating, farting and stuff like that (if anyone would like to know why I took a week). Well, that does not matter at all.
So, I went to the cinema without expecting anything and what I've got surpassed all of my expectations: two and a half hours passed quickly with all of the car racing, explosions, shoot-outs and more explosions. Hell, if this was in real life, James Bond would be the most wanted terrorist in the world. Property damage was, I don't know, 100 billion (in three countries)? As Al Bundy would say: "Peg, I just saw the best movie ever: I saw four boobs, a bunch of guys slaughtered each other and no plot what so ever. Best movie of all time". OK, maybe I did not see boobs (and I was pleasantly surprised to not see in a today's movie nude scenes. Sure, a bit of lingerie on women, but that's it - no boobs, no butts. And I was like: "This in a James Bond movie? Whoa". Guess, they compensated lack of nudity with fighting sequences: D. Craig vs Bautista (Bautista in it was like Arnie in the first Terminator: does not say anything, apart one sentence, but gets the job done). And, OK, there was a plot (despite the fact that any Die Hard fans would predict it), I liked it.
While some of the actors acting abilities was putting-off (luckily, they were third plan actors - not second and not first), but it was a fairly good blockbuster movie. Perhaps, a bit prolonged at times, but all in all good.
P.S. Anyone else felt a bit weird when M. Belluci's character wanted to have sex with Bond moments after her husband died? I mean, I know you did not love him, but, com'on, his body is barely cold.
8/10