Customer Ratings & Reviews

Title pretty much says it all, I thought that they underused Christopher Waltz. I think he had like 10 mins of screen time. Cliché story and plot. Looked great and sounded great. Everything else just flat.

This is not the best Daniel Craig Bond movie. It falls way behind the previous films. Great actors but very little in story or excitement. But that is just my opinion. Judge for yourself at your own risk.

I wasn't as keen on this film as the other Daniel Craig Bond films, but the Blu-ray has some nice features, and Sam Mendes does a great job as always! Basically buying this to keep a complete collection.

James Bond brings excitement, new gadgets, and beautiful landscapes. And this movie does bring these incentives but the story plot and basic idea of this film was heavily dragging into more than 2 hours.

Spectre was a decent film. Nothing new to the series. The main villian was boring, they wasted a great villian in Dave Bautista. Watch this just to finish the series, but don't expect anything special.

Would've been better if it was a standalone the plot twist in this film is so ridiculous and inane it just bogs the whole thing down. Hard to believe it was made by the same guy who did Skyfall.

This Bond outing is not a clunker, but I was expecting it to do more than just give me a mindless action film. Most of the problems comes from the script not fleshing out the villain of the film.

Daniel Craig is no Sean Connery but, he did an admirable job in the latest bond adventure. It was his best effort to date . I especially liked the homage to the previous Bond movie, Goldfinger.

Not up the usual Bond standards, but it's still Bond and still Daniel Craig, so worth seeing. And worth buying if you already own all the other Bond movies and want to keep the collection going.

Movie drags and tries to find motivation for it's characters, but never really seems to get there and ending felt rushed. Great action set pieces though, especially the beginning

Bond is back again with Spectre. The opening shot is amazing with a three o four minute sequence that is flawless. I'd give the film overall a C plus.

This Bond was a disappointment. The villain was underdeveloped and Daniel Craig just seemed to be going through the motions. Skyfall still stands as my favorite of the Daniel Craig Bond movies.

While I did enjoy this movie, it was more on par with the older Bond movies in terms of quality, rather than being as good as Skyfall. Still enjoyable though, I'd recommend it for a fun watch.

Easily the inferior of the Craig franchise. Plot is murky and disregards other films continuity for a new way inferior villain. Easy pass if you're not a completest.

Honestly wasn't too impressed with the Craig Bond movie. I feel like what they built up in the previous ones, was torn down in this one. The steelbook is ok too. Not the best design. But ok.

Plenty of action was provided throughout, but lacked direction. The movie failed to provide any warmth or feel for any of the characters. However, Bond followers still need to see the film.

SPECTRE tries to say that all the previous Craig movies were caused by them. Too hard to swallow, and the connection to Blofeld was unnecessary. Still, decent acting from Dan.

This was a good follow up to Skyfall but it was a slight let down when compared. It felt more like a classic Bond film and a little out of place with Craigs run. Still a fun action flick.

Will always watch a Bond movie and Daniel Craig is imminently watchable. The opening scene in Mexico is spectacular. The movie, however, seemed disjointed and is not as good as Skyfall.

Spectre pulls everything from the past 3 Craig films into an excessive long conclusion. An uneven film, which isn't the best of the franchise, but at least better than Quantum of Solace.