This is what I want to experience from a Bond movie when I go to a theatre

Rating: 10/10 (28 October 2015)

You want a proper action spectacle? Then, here you get it. Spectre is a superb comic book thriller that expands the recent sequels onto a one continuous story.
This is the most classic outing inside the Daniel Craig's credible and gritty era, and it's a joyful celebration well mixed with the intimate moments exploring Bond psychology and the intimidating dangerous moments from chases, explosions, tension and pay offs.
Rather than relying on a original story, this time it looks like to be an exclusive closure chapter even leaving the door open to a possible continuity, so better watch (or re-watch) at least the Craig's rebooted run (the excellent Casino Royale, simple minded Quantum of Solace and the beautifully complex Skyfall) in order to match the fast pace of the story as well all the nods to the iconic classics.
But if you don't actually care about the characters or their stories which by the way are very interesting and nudges the story to a great complexity level (Christoph Waltz's revelation will make the crowd smile) the action alone is worth the admission. It's one of the most expensive movies ever made and it shows to us with masterful sequences that works as a kind of visual poetry instead of being a succession of rapid cuts and camera shaken (great for Bourne, not so appropriated for Bond).
All in, an action-packed spectacle as well as a visceral story telling and great entertaining: Spectre makes the fourth run of Daniel Craig in Bond tuxedo a real charm. Ignore the bad reviews that were looking for a lyrical and artistic masterpiece and go to see it in breathtaking IMAX observing a plenty of masterful destructions. Inside all that madness there are the beauty searched for action (& Bond) lovers.