Customer Ratings & Reviews

I was a die hard Sean Connery fan as James Bond, until Daniel Craig took the role. Every one of the last four bond films have been great. But Spectre tied all the loose ends together. Action sequences were fantastic, the characters were truly evil and I hope they can convince Craig to return to the role. Sorry Sean....

It's all a matter of personal taste, but I prefer Daniel Craig over all other Bonds (except maybe Sean Connery). I could do without the theme song, but the plot flowed well, and I enjoyed the scenic locations. I hope to not be a spoiler, but I thought it was a good conclusion to the other three Craig episodes, even though it said he'll return, as usual.

This is a must-watch for James Bond fans. Unfortunately, I saw No Time To Die before I watched this, and I had wished I waited since the two movies are somewhat connected.

This steelbook edition is a must have. I've started collecting them for over a year now and it makes my collection look so much better. It's different that any other "exclusive" that competitors offer. The movie is great as well. Daniel Craig is so good as Bond and I'm glad to see so much action and drama in one movie.

It is debatable which Daniel Craig - Bond movie is the best. Personally, I like them all and will not debate which is best. What I liked best about Spectre is the way they brought the other Daniel Craig - Bond stories into being history for Spectre. The interesting question is "What will Daniel Craig - Bond do next?".

I seen Spectre at the movie theater and it was a good movie to view. I am a James Bond fan and have all the series movies. So when I purchased the blueray of Spectre and watched it at home I was amazed of the clarity of the video and the sound captivated me even more. Can't wait for the next Bond movie to be released.

Spectre is a good Bond flick - not the greatest, but not the worst. It relies a little too heavily on the previous Craig Bond films and feels a bit like more of a "team" movie than a Bond movie (ala Mission: Impossible), which is unusual for the series, but it also has plenty of ties back to the Connery and Moore eras giving it a definite classic feel.

As part of the epic Bond series, Daniel Craig is probably one of the best Bonds ever, next to Sean Connery. This particular release was very good and I really enjoy the character lines and the plot. I hope Craig will change his mind and do at least one more and hopefully it will be within the next two to three years.

Although I am glad for the Daniel Craig era to end (if it truly does as rumored) the last two Bond films have been more enjoyable. Thanks in large part to the score by Thomas Newman. This edition, a limited edition Steelbook, is a wonderful case and sturdy packaging. It also includes a digital copy that can be streamed or sent to a TV via Chromecast.

For those used to the old James Bond, this is another departure from the fancy gadgets and almist non stop action. It's a darker look at the man behind the action and a great story line about how Blofeld came about which the old Bond never told. Full of intrigue and twisted logic, it's another great storyline in the rebirth of the Bond franchise.

From the beginning this movie starts with a bang and through all the twists and turns it keeps you interested to see more. I hope this won't be the last of the modern 007's. It was well put together and if you haven't seen the previous three, I would suggest seeing those first so you won't be confused. Great movie.

"Spectre" was Daniel Craig's first "classic" Bond movie, with the "gun barrel" opening scene, trick cars, evening jackets, etc. While not up to the standard set by "Skyfall," this is still a very good movie. The Blu-Ray release contains all the usual goodies, and Best Buy's intro pricing was excellent. A win-win!

One of the best. They just keep getting better. Viewed it on my new SONY 60" 4K. all I can say is INCREADABLE!. I had the GEEK SQUAD install and set up the Theater screen, acoustics amps and stereo. 7ch JBL's. The movie an system just blew me away.

I was debating where to get this movie and then discovered Best Buy had one of these metal cases as an option. This is a very cool collectors item to him. Everything on the desk is great and the movie is wonderful. The packaging really stands out on the shelf and I'm certainly glad I made this decision.

Unlike his previous Daniel Craig 007 fantastic stories this one is more set in a real world that lacks gadgets and gymnastic feats from the circus . More caught up in face to face confrontation with SPECTRE's purpose kill Bond with traps and tricks. Of course there is a big twist on the 007 history that has been fronted before in other spy movies.

Spectre is a great Bond movie that suffered from unfair expectations based on its amazing predecessor, Skyfall. It still does a great job connecting Daniel Craig's gritty, brutal take on the character with the classic Bond mythology. Comes with a respectable set of extras, so the Blu-ray is a good value.

While none of the subsequent releases have matched the surrealism and style of the Casino Royale reboot; each entry (with a possible expeption of Quantum of Solace) is still solid. I place this one somewhere between Skyfall and Quantum in terms of quality. If you're a fan of the previous Craig bonds, you'll enjoy yourself with this title as well.

I could have acquired Spectre through other means as a MP4 or MKV file or simply rented it. I am a Bond fan however, and wanted a real disk to keep my collection up to date (I have the Bond box set as well). The Blu-ray is the way to go if you have the equipment and the Steelbox makes a nice collector edition.

I bought this blu-ray and digital copy combo and it is just what I needed. Everything you'd expect from a blu-ray film in terms of quality, plus the added behind the scenes extras. As for the digital copy you can choose either iTunes or unltraviolet. I chose iTunes so I can use it on my apple TV or any of my other devices at any time.

Bond is back in another classic adventure and doesn't disappoint. While Skyview I thought was slightly better then Spectre, this is still a great Bond movie. One of the things I liked about it is how it tied together the other recent movies (ones staring Daniel Craig), don't often get that in a series like this.