Feel like movies get harshly criticized when following classics.

A little long, but this was solid. I expected a little more from Cary, but it’s a worthy conclusion to the Craig era.

rewatching spectre rn first time since 2015

man that intro was so f***ing good

yh its lit try watch it in 4DX the car effects/fight scenes are even more flavourful felt like i was in the car tumping up guys

yeah u like bouncing n s*** ?

too young tbh sope dirisu (from gangs of london) would be a better choice daniel kaluuya would be good but think he's too famous now tbh

Damson Idris & Riz Ahmed hours

ditto the mandem were surprised i was like duh

u doing me dirty but it felt real would highly recommend

Holy s*** he would be perfect. Was amazing in the green knight.

That show is so Damn good

Saw the title for a second thought it was released today

Just came out of this. Fire!!

Ana De Armas was literally magical but underused

nah i can see how itd becool for some scenes

Theatres in England turned to block parties for this damn movie

Had a full band in front of the screen playing James Bond songs, red carpets everywhere & all the workers were dressed in tuxedo’s

s*** was so loud and lively

really liked it but it started to drag towards the end, didn’t give af about rami malek’s character at all

the rest of the supporting cast were all perfect tho, cary knew how to handle all the different elements correctly

For those that watched this, is it closer to Casino Royale or Spectre in quality?

Cause Casino Royale is pure greatness

in the middle id say

This was everything I could of hoped for

Nice

I read there’s not much action. Confirm?

This was nice. A good ending for Craig's bond

This was pretty good but not worth it in IMAX. There were only like 2 or 3 scenes which utilized the whole screen.