Customer Ratings & Reviews

I was very disappointed this James Bond movie After Skyfall I thought this one would have been just a good

Typical James Bond film. Not the best Daniel Craig Bomd flicks but better than most of the genre

Thought it was really boring... Expected a whole lot more considering how good Skyfall was

I cannot believe they followed up Skyfall with this garbage, it's really bad and has no flow

My dad is a huge fan of the James Bond films, I didn't care for this one. He loved it.

I thought it was an average action movie but a pretty bad James Bond movie.

I hated this movie. Boring, hard to follow along. I was very disappointed

I was not impressed with the movie at all. Would not recommend it.

The movie was a good price and is excellent to watch with friends

One of the worst bonds I have ever seen and I've seen them all!

Loved the movie. Great price. Used my rewards cash.

I liked this entry in the Craig Bond era but it's no Skyfall. Blu ray looks great and some great immersive HD audio here, it should impress your friends. Recommended only if you're a die-hard Bond fan.

Bond is back and better than ever. It came with an awesome steelbook to go with a great movie!

Director Sam Mendes did it again, once more raising the bar very, very high for whatever directors may follow him in helming subsequent Bond films. In tandem with the writers and producers, he turned a series that had devolved into abject silliness with the final two Brosnan-starring films into prestige pictures. Like "Skyfall," "Spectre" is an epic Bond outing full of thrilling action, mind-boggling stunts, lush and classy cinematography, beautiful and strong women, clever espionage, smart writing, and -- of course -- the charismatic lead performance of Daniel Craig. I was simply floored and thrilled with "Spectre." The only drawback: the awful, shrill, off-putting, whiny, falsetto-drenched title song by Sam Smith; I have to mute the sound whenever it plays over the main title sequence.

Sometimes the "less is more" theme applies well to certain scenarios. In the (literal) case of this steel book, it's beautiful. The all-black glossy case with "Spectre" spelled out, along with the embossed hole right where the shattered glass graphics lie, makes for a slick & very classy-looking case. The BR disc itself is solid HD quality, great picture, crisp sound, all the best that BR has to offer. Makes a great addition to the 007 collection, especially when paired with the other (and equally classy) 007 steel books in existence. Great job on this one.

This movie has all of the elements of a James bond movie that I expect and are looking for when I sit down to watch the double O go to work. It starts out with a slick little interaction that seems somewhat disjointed from the expected story but like usual will tie into the main plot. The locations were as expected very pretty or at least interesting. Like usual this bond has minimal gadgets, or at least "typical" toys and since I started my Bond watching days on the Moore run of films I do miss the more outlandish of them.

I've really enjoyed Daniel Craig as Bond through the four films he has starred in so far. Skyfall was easily the best movie in the series and Spectre, while good, doesn't quite each the heights on its predecessor. Spectre has great action and a great supporting cast, but ultimately falls under the weight of trying to tie all the previous movies together into a single story. There is just too much ground to cover in one movie and it suffers from trying to tell too many stories at once. It's still a good movie, just not as good as it could have been.

James Bond fans will certainly like this film. I personally prefer older films (starring Roger Moore, Sean Connery and even more contemporary Pierce Brosnan 007 movies), which have more humor, wit, and whose stories are less "dark" than the more recent Daniel Craig films. Those older films are worth seeing again and again. In contrast, the Daniel Craig films are worth seeing -- but only once. It's not Craig's fault -- his acting is superb. I just prefer the old 007 genre. If you like amazing "action" sequences, then you won't be disappointed.

I absolutely loved this movie, Personally I think it's a better movie than Skyfall, which had marvelous photography but a staid overbloated story. Now for some reason the Spectre DVD has a defect. The scene where Bond is being questioned by M after the Mexico City incident all of a sudden has a skip, which goes straight to him walking with Moneypenny outside MI6, I tried exchanging it and apparently all DVDs have this same skip, Utterly disappointed in Sony for this. No quality control??

First, let me say that I am a huge James Bond fan, AND I think Daniel Craig is the best James Bond of the entire franchise, so I always look forward to a new Bond movie and SPECTRE doesn't disappoint. As usual, the casting is excellent, and the action is second to none. And while this movie moves along at a good clip and never drags, there are times when it feels like it's VERY long. In any event, a highly recommended action/espionage movie. You won't be disappointed.