Customer Ratings & Reviews

Another installment in the Bond series with Daniel Craig. This is a good movie, but certainly not the best. Action scenes were shot very well, and the opening was especially entertaining. But the movie dragged at several points and the plot was somewhat transparent. Fun to watch, but not a gripping movie that makes you want for more.

If you already own this on blu-ray, you may not be too impressed with this 4K version. The picture is slightly better, deeper blacks etc, but the sound is the same -which is DTS-HD. Nothing to be mad about here, but Dolby Atmos would've been nice.

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.

In my opinion, this movie is very underrated and was instantly a favourite of mine. I have been watching Bond for 20 years and I think this is one of my favourites not only because of Christopher Waltz's phenomenal acting as Blofeld, but because of Craig's acting as well being bold and well done.

I have all the Bond movies in my collection and this one is the best in my opinion. The action and intrigue we expect are there plus many questions about Bond's past are answered. The opening sequence is epic Bond and the ending has a surprise twist. If you are a Bond fan, this movie is a must see.

The story arc for Daniel Craig Bond ends here, but of course, Blofeld will escape and cause more trouble, another four movies ? :-) No more beedcake body shot of Daniel, or it was so fast that I missed it. The stunts and special effects are always great. But Daniel Craig seemed distant this time around. May be it is time to move on.

At one point we were all disappointed when Remington Steele interfered with Pierce Brosnan taking over the role of Bond. At one point I could not imagine anyone greater. Daniel Craig, for as long as he continues, continues to impress and exceed all expectations. This movie is action packed with a great story and the man in the Tux.

I have never seen a bad 007 movie but I have seen some that do not live up to expectations. This move did live up to the 007 standards with enough twists, turns, and action to keep me glued to my chair. The whole family, including my wife, really liked this latest additions to the James Bond lineup.

Movie was good, but I do not think it was good as Skyfall was. The movie was kind of slow going, and would have been better if it was a bit shorter ( odd to say, but I feel like some parts were a bit slow). In this movie we learn why all the women he ever cared about has died, and M leaves him a clue to uncover who is behind it.

Even the worst Bond film is better than almost anything else! I didn't enjoy this movie as much the first time but the second time, I realized it's excellent. I own all the Bond films and there isn't a bad one in the bunch, some are great some are good and a few are classics.

Firstly this is a good Bond movie, like all Bond moves. Enough action. But it didn't leave me with the "wanting more" feeling. Scenery, women, cars - all superb BUT the tension wasn't high enough. Instead of wondering HOW he would get out of a situation it became "WHEN". But all in all, a good watch

... that Daniel Craig is the Bond that made me even want to watch these movies. I never appreciated the Bond franchise as much as I guess I should for my age. When my introduction to Bond was the ridiculous Roger Moore years (please, debate me when I have "Moonraker" as the example) then the modern Bonds are more entertaining.

Many people doubted Daniel Craig as Bond. He has since proven that he was born to play the role of 007. Spectre not only continues the ongoing saga of the modern MI5, but with this chapter, explores the mysterious dark events from Bond's childhood that have played a crucial role in his development.

Loved this edition of James Bond. Although Daniel Craig was clearly fried after this performance, he delivered again. It was terrific to learn the backstory of Bond's arch-enemy. I really liked the Day of the Dead opening sequence in Mexico City. Can't wait for the next Bond!

I wet into tis movie with minimal expectations. I guess after Goldeneye all Bond film have a lot to live up to. Spectre is a solid entry into the franchise but I guess with the name my memories of Moonraker etc with Spectre massive battles with MI6 just weren't met. But it's like seeing a new Star Wars film and expecting the same great ooh value of the first one you saw-it rarely happens. But if you enter it with no ooh expectations then you're in for a treat. I would like to see Bond films build on each other. Ie the villain continues on for a few films with BOnd chasing him. Maybe that's how I felt about Spectre cause at moments I did get lost and wanting to try to reference back to earlier films. Especially with lines like "All this has been leading up to this" you hope to see the dots. Would I recommend to a friend. Yes. A bond fan. Yes. A casual movie goer or someone who has not seen a Bond film--no..

This is an excellent Bond feature, one of the best in my opinion. Watching this film at the movie theater and then at home on an upconverting 4k blu ray player and tv made this a super enjoyable experience. There is plenty of action,some dry Bond humor and captivating scenery with beautiful color.

Spectre, for me was a must see movie, since I have seen all the other three movies of Daniel Craig as James Bond aka 007. In my opinion seeing the other three films is a must in order to understand what Bond has gone thru and what he hides in his past. This movie is pact with non-stop Bond action.

LOVE IT!!! As a huge Bond fan, I feel like Daniel Craig excelled in this role and added a dimension to our beloved 007 that we hadn't experienced before. A very rounded Bond film, has everything you could ask for.

Daniel Craig's perfectly balances the contradictions of svelte and thuggery, finesse and rudeness, romance and violence. The plot thrusts the primacy (or at least relevance) of old techniques of spying and physical interventions in today's digital world. Spectre is enjoyable viewing that 007 fans will love.

Not as slick as Sam Mendes' previous entry Skyfall, nor as energetic as Casino Royale or Quantum of Solace, SPECTRE is evenly competent, retro, and nicely lensed. "Part 4" of the Craig series is just that, another good installment, that continues and expands upon what came before. All in all, Mendes wins... Bond will continue.