>Bonds play-brother just happens to be a super villian
>Bond Slut falls in love with him after a weekend
>Batista nearly kills both Bond and the bitch...the bitch got two concussions in less that 5 minutes...they end up fucking less than 30 seconds after getting rid of Batista
>Bond gets drilled in the head twice in one sitting, but he ends up being okay and is sniping away at henchman a few seconds later
>Bond shoots a gauge at the compound and the whole compound explodes
>The new boss just happens to be a villian too
what did I miss?
>>64132062
>the last three movies were orchestrated by this movie's villain
>>64132062
a plane materializes out of nowhere because Bond needs it for a chase sequence.
>craig
>bond
>>64132105
that too. lmao
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cNgxyL5zEAk
>Bond finally feels deep emotional connection to one of his sluts right when he is about to retire
weird...
>>64132155
>said woman has the charm of a paper towel and can't seem to make up her mind if she's empowered or a damsel in distress.
>Car has ejector seat.
>Bond shoots down a fucking helicopter with his fucking Walther PPK
Frenchfu falling in love with him after like 48 hours AND after finding out he facilitated her father's suicide was what really killed it for me. She fucking rocked the living hell out of that silver gown, though. My dick was diamonds.
But really this movie was utter shit.
>>64132318
that was a bit much even for a bond movie.
>>64132062
Bond is shit for faggots that watch harem animu.
>Bond fucking grandma's
She was hot shit in her prime, but even hollywood CGI masters couldn't hide those wrinkles
>>64132318
He fires a couple of shots and it looked like an act of desperation, but then he took aim and I realized that this is THE moment... and I was like "wtf, are they really going to". And they did!
>>64132534
She's still hotter than any woman I'll ever fuck
>>64132534
I'd still fuck her to bh
>>64132534
She should have been the main Bond "girl" he falls in love with and stays with. He looked like that French girl's grandfather anyway.
Why didn't Batista just kill Blofeld if such brutality and theatrics are accepted in Spectre?
Need a promotion? Kill your superior or competition.
>>64132534
It evens out when you consider how fucking decrepit Craig looks nowadays.
Waltz actually seemed like he was the younger of the two in certain scenes.
>>64132194
The biggest disappointment of the year
is this the worst Bond movie?
>>64132962
You know, my first instinct was to say 'no,' but the more I think about it, the more I wonder.
This movie is as silly and shitty as any of the Roger Moore or Pierce Brosnan movies, but it totally lacks all the fun and charm that they could occasionally have. Craig is such a stiff, dull post of a man that he fucking ruins all the camp and just makes the campiness worse. He's not charming enough to salvage the bullshit in Spectre.
Combine that with the way this movie completely ruins Casino Royale, one of the best movies in the franchise, and... maybe it IS the worst Bond movie ever.
>>64132962
Anyone who doesn't think Bond reached it's depths with Die Another Day and the 6 or so films preceding it (Not incl. Goldeneye obvs) hasn't watched them recently.
Spectre was a worthy sequel to Skyfall but suffered from identical problems e.g. villain didn't have a believable motive, lacked exposition from MI6 and generally felt a bit paint by numbers.
blofeld introduction was cool
the scene with the meteroite was amazing
the last scene in the old mi6 headquaters was amazing
>>64132395
>She fucking rocked the living hell out of that silver gown, though
Speaking of which, why the fuck did she and Bond have so many nice clothes? Like how much shit you think they packed for their trip which you assume they took in a rush?
So much of this movie was just Craig and his sloot in shots that belong in a fashion mag like
>>64132465
It was fucking stupid
>>64132886
Who was Batista supposed to be anyway? Who was he working for and what was his motive? This fucking movie was shit
>>64135375
>the last scene in the old mi6 headquaters was amazing
>Hey James, I tied up your girl like a comic book villain and now I have set this bomb to explode in 3 minutes
>I've also got this magic helicopter you can shoot down with a peanut gun from a few hundred meters out
It felt like I was watching a cartoon from the '80's
That scene in the train was the worst thing that ever happened in the history of cinema. The fight started and from all the sudden the restaurant was empty, Batista instead of coming with a knife just kicks the fucking table. How did he even found Bond there?
Oh and also:
>Shit!
Literally reddit, instead of grabbing Bond he says that stupid curse word for a few laughs.
>people get serious Bond
>muh Connery muh references it's too dark
>people get classic Bond
>waaah it's too silly
>>64135478
I imagined Bautista carefully picking her clothes in her closet in Swiss after abducting her and before taking her away.
It really shows that they didn't care about the plot and just wanted to shoot a collection of "iconic" scenes.
>>64135637
This reference shit is really starting to piss me off. Just because you made a scene than reminds us of From Russia With Love doesn't necessarily make it good.
Skyfall was the anniversary one and didn't have that many references. It actually maintained a good balance.
>>64135630
The problem with Spectre is that it's tone is not very consistent. Some scenes are amazingly campy though, like Spectre meeting. The ripped-from-headlines subplot about muh freedums feels weird comparatively.
>>64135587
>How did he even found Bond there?
How did they find Bond anywhere in the movie? How did Blofeld know Bond was at the Spectre meeting (and know *exactly* where he was standing?)
I think they were tracking Bond's blood even though Q was supposed to have disabled it for a couple of days (remember he could see Bond on his screen in Italy or wherever)
>>64132062
>it was painfully boring
flaws with the story are to be expected in a bond film, but we over look it because the movies were fun. the last couple of bond movies have not been fun or even the least bit entertaining.
Even the action was shit. The car chase and the plane scene had zero suspense. Compare them to the parkour scene in CR or Shanghai tower in Skyfall.
>>64135867
Speak for yourself.
>>64132194
I was honestly disappointed she ended up with Bond.
Normally I'm not about that GURRL POWER shit but you don't go from saying "Oh I know your tricks, Mr. Bond, you can't seduce me" and then fuck him like 15 minutes movie time later.
And the one time she picks up a gun she gets her shit handed to her and she never demonstrates an ounce of competence again.
Fuck, this film went bad towards the end.
>>64135894
My god, the car chase scene was awful, Batista didn't even tried anything he just followed Bond around. The airplane scene was just beyond retarded
>>64135567
i meant lighting and colors and such. funeral was awesome too
>>64135752
I agree with most of what you said, and the dichotomy is really obvious come the final act where the SPECTRE endgame plot shares screen time with Blofeld playing Dick Dastardly and the callbacks/fun moments being upended by "EVERYONE BOND LOVES DIES" every so often.
It's a bipolar film that wants to have its cake and eat it too.
>>64136154
Yeah, it's two movies mashed together, and it doesn't work very well.
I'm confused.
Was Spectre created simply to author pain for Bond?
Like...what was Blofelds motivation for creating Spectre?
>>64136249
Being evil and shit.
>>64136249
daddy issues
>>64136249
>Like...what was Blofelds motivation for creating Spectre?
>i'm a visionary
>what about that other douche
>he's a visionary too
kind of like when writers make a character "go crazy" in some tv shows as a way to get out of using logic. Unless we are supposed to believe he started a full blown crime organization to get back at bond over their childhood. Lazy writing.
Did he ever go back and nail that Mexican slut?
>>64132062
Movie looked cool at least
I just want the Bluray rip so I can make a webm of the scene with Lea Seydoux on the silk dress and fap to it forever
so he had drilled holes in his head and that didnt change him at all?
>>64136460
She waits for him until this day
>>64132062
>Villain is obsessed with Bond's past and breaking up Bond and his current lay.
>Villain once again decides to make his lair where nobody would ever go willingly and surrounds it with highly explosive material.
>I can protect you, I know because the plot is written in my favour and I can assign nicknames.
>Contrast beta male characters have cats.
Nothing of value for men. Might have wet a few panties with the one liners, scenery and luxury branded goods though.
>>64132534
>they go wild advertising her in the movie as a massive victory toward the standard bond girl dichotomy
>her entire segment is basically pointless and lasts all of ten seconds
>Waltz is as boring as it gets in acting his role
>Car gone in three seconds
>magic bullet
>tone wanted to play both sides of serious bond and silly bond
>that awful explosion sequence
>that awful fizzling of the double-oh program storyline
It really was shit.
>>64136249
It's all implications motivation-wise, but its implied that its all inferiority complex developed by bond being so spectacular to blofelds father after he was adopted in.
>>64132135
thisDalton was a way better serious bond
it was an entertaining film. not the best bond, but not the worst.
>>64132886
I was more impressed that the guy Batista killed didn't even scream as his head was crushed in. Very impressive
You complain about the most benign shit op
I didnt understand q fucking thing going on in this shit movie
>>64135509
The guy bond kills at the beginning is the head of the mexican specter division. The guy batista kills wanted to take it but he was killed and so bat got it. Batista is at that point either an eccentric seeking to kill a good prey or looking to kill the guy that killed his former position owner as a show of force (or just the show of force in general). He was clearly intended just to be ye oldie eccentric mini-boss like Oddjob, but they clearly had no clue where to go with it as evidenced simply by the metal prongs he had on his pinkies to begin. There he was a silly imposing villain with some nickname like mechafinger and they took them off pretty much the next scene.
>>64138191
Why is Token in there? There isn't one black person in the flick
>>64138266
Moneypenny
>>64138266
Speaking of
>I'll call American CIA friend, he'll help you Monica Bellucci, he's dependable and trustworthy
>Never calls him for help in massive investigatory plot that implies there are untrustworthy people in your own organization
>>64132062
The opening scene with México was awful. I'm from México City and we don't do 90% of that shit. It's like they saw a picture of the Catrinas and they invented the rest of that.
Also, the opening was beyond retarded.
Was it just me or was Moneypenny sleeping with C?
I was expecting that to be the reveal but I don't remember if it happened later. I might've missed it.
>>64138448
What is that you people don't do? I thought Day of the Dead was something big in there
>>64138491
No, C says finds out the whole thing about Bond doing 'something' through bugging her aka the whole "you're even bugging people that work for you?!" "I'm bugging everyone" bit.
>>64138559
This also means he probably listened her getting banged too. Fun guy.
*C says he finds out Bond is currently active doing 'something' ...
I just wish they went with Quantum as the big bad organization.
Their opera meeting was much better than this Spectre meeting crap.
Also in the old Bond movies it always felt like he got the villain and destroyed their base but it took considerable effort to do so.
In the newer ones he defeats villains and blows up their bases with zero effort.
A shot at a randomly placed gas pipe and Blofeld's entire high tech crater base is toast and Bond mows down dozens of his guards in the open like it was nothing.
I was half-expecting Craig to morph into Brosnan during that shootout and find a tank just parked behind a building.
>>64138448
you're probably spending too much time in the basement
>>64138636
Brosnan tank scene is the pinnacle for all Bond films. I'd even accept it if it was dropped into his lap from plane like a care package from god.
The plot is borderline nonsensical and I've had enough of them milking mr white for four movies in a row now.
Also it was a shit idea to have Waltz play Blofeld since he did his usual quirky routine and came off as a weak villain to.
No idea why Bond didn't just lunge and snap his neck while they were walking down that cyber unit display at his base. He was like half a foot away from him and the guards were not even close.
>>64138636
Spectre the organization is incredibly retarded. Apparently they STARTED Quantum? Why would a secret world-controlling organization start a secret world-controlling organization beneath them?
It's like the /x/ meme about the Jews and the Space Lizards.
>>64132062
Sony need to go bankrupt already and lose the rights to Bond and Spiderman.
>>64139177
or while they are in the stupid fucking meteor room
worst case there are two guards outside who it isnt clear can hear anything, plus its 2v1 inside
>>64139177
Exactly what i thought. The sort of snobbish cold hate dialogue at this point was ridiculous.
It was supposed to be a throwback to the silly Roger Moore movies, but at the same time tried to do some "serious" "character development" with Bond going up against his brother, who has never even been mentioned before. Fucking stupid and terrible.
>>64132062
Christoph Waltz and the old hag were pointless.
They didn't need to be in the movie at all.
>>64141013
The serious part wasn't about brother, it was about Bond realizing that there's more to life than killing people and finding his true love in some random young bitch he met less than a week ago.
How many screenwriters did the movie have?
>>64141110
4 were credited for screenplay, 3 more for story. There were definitely more than that in reality, though.
It was Smee, the author of "Oliver Payne"
>>64141370
what did he mean by this?
>supposedly spent dozens of £millions on crashed aston martins
>movie has one mediocre chase scene
>>64141370
It was Smeeeguuulll, James, the author of "Narnia paiiiinnn".
>>64141498
Probably because of the like three post-filming rewrites.
I lost track when they got on the empty train
>so the train is taking them somewhere, I guess
>that's weird, it seems totally empty even though they're eating together
>holy shit that henchman came out of nowhere, was this actually a train full of Spectre agents?
>no, I guess it was the one guy, and nobody else
>oh wait, it was a Spectre train dropping them off in the desert, Then why did Spectre try to kill them?
>oh wait, this guy is picking them up. He's obviously Spectre. So why didn't they just blow up the train or something?
Why didn't they just shoot them with tranq guns? Was it really just to toy with Bond?
>Badguy can monitor and toy with Bond for all this time and yet didn't take the watch Q gave him off when he had him strapped to a chair
That's not even getting into the shit in the finale. Why set up all those bullshit photos for a guy you had captive and blindfolded?
>>64133347
>Spectre was a worthy sequel to Skyfall
wat
Not only does Spectre completely undercut the main villain of Skyfall in a lame, hamfisted way, but it runs counter to the themes explored in the previous film, such as Bond getting older and sloppier. It was goofy as fuck to open with that wacky LOL I'M FALLING ON A COUCH when the last we saw of Bond was him mourning the loss of M.
Complete mood whiplash, and I wasn't even a huge fan of Skyfall.
>COUNTDOWN TO NSA LAUNCH: 35 MINUTES
>Q, QUICK. DO SOMETHING
No wonder Daniel Craig said he wanted to cut his wrists after making this pile of dogshit.
The writing in this movie makes Quantum of Solace's on-set rewrites seem competent.
>>64142308
I assumed the big guy was going haywire on his own. But allowing it doesn't make any sense from Blofeld's point of view if he wanted closure, or maybe it was just a test after all. He was only written there to provide action of course. What nonsense.
>>64140686
Not only that but apparently Quantum took more precautions about hiding themselves than Spectre did.
I wouldn't even care if if was a super silly Bond movie, if it wasn't so fucking boring.
>>64142433
>I HATE FUNNNNN
>>64142308
From your excessive use of green text and the lack of understanding of a simple scene I just think you're plain stupid.
>>64132962
Watching this movie was a horrible experience when compared to Mission Impossible 3
another reason never to go to the cinema is this movie, I would rather torrent this shit so when it drags like a mother fucker I can just turn that shit off and finish it later
I think the most hilarious thing about the movie was that it was only South Africa that was not initially on board with every national intelligence agency agreeing to pool their intelligence under one united roof in the future, while fucking China of all countries was shown to be entirely willing to go along with it.
Spectre was the weakest of the Crag Bond films but it was still better than any Mission Impossible movie.
I hate how people pretend that Rogue Nation wasn't generic filler as fuck.
>>64145486
Spectre was in no way better than the original Mission: Impossible or Ghost Protocol.
>>64145569
MI III was the best in the series but it is still not on the same level as any Craig Bond movie.
MI#1 had a cool intro and the classic rope drop scene but other than that I can't even remotely tell you what happened in it.
>>64145747
>MI III was the best
No. Between the unseen heist and the underwhelming ending, afraid not.
>>64132062
Even though I loved the movie, and I am aware it has a ridiculous plot, the thing I hated most is London became fucking Gotham towards the end
>terrorist can wire entire building with 300 tons of explosives in the centre of London without ANYONE noticing, not even some urban exploring teenagers
>girl is wired to the explosives in some kind of joker-tier evil plan
>Batm- I mean Bond shoots down the helicopter with his last bullet
>He decides to let him live because Batman doesn't kill no villains even though they attempted to kill hundreds.
Alright /tv lets see your bond movie top lists.
1. Goldfinger
2. Casino Royale
3. GoldenEye
4. Tomorrow Never Dies
5. The Spy who Loved Me
6. Skyfall
7. License to Kill
8. Thunderball
9. From Russia With Love
10. The Man with the Golden Gun
>>64145843
The building was scheduled for demolition, not in the middle of the night obviously but they clearly mentioned it beforehand.
>>64145796
MI III Had Philip Seymor Hoffman bringing his 'A" game. That alone makes it the best. But in addition to that it had the bridge shootout scene and the scene chewing interrogation. ...oh yeah I almost forgot about how good Keri Russel was until her brain sploded
Every other recent movie in the series is completely forgettable air popped filler.
>>64145884
>no living daylights
PLEB
L
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>>64145914
i havent seen that one actually, been meaning to
>>64145486
Nah Quantum was the worst Bond i've seen in a while. At least Spectre looks good even if the story sucks.
>>64145843
>>He decides to let him live because Batman doesn't kill no villains even though they attempted to kill hundreds.
He let him live because there were about 500 witnesses.
Don't get it twisted. Bond would have iced him in a second if it wasn't in front of half of London.
>>64145966
Quantum of Solace is my favorite Bond film of them all.
INB4 wtf??
>>64145981
Even M was about to kill him but stopped himself. Bond just had the same thought.
>>64146018
good joke, buddy.
>>64145914
Enough with this Dalton was based meme.
His Bond movies were complete shit.
>>64146048
Not really. A View to Kill is the worst bond movie and thats a moore film.
>>64145981
no, it was because of the license not to kill M mentioned earlier, and why the double 0 program is supposed to be so important.
>>64146048
License to Kill is a good movie.
>>64146046
I didn't care for QoS in the theater but when I watched it again at home on blue ray it became my favorite Bond movie ever.
There are a lot of smaller details that get lost in between all of the action the first time you watch it. Plus OoS is the Craig movie where Bond is operating at max power level.
He was too green in Casino Royale and they gimped him in Skyfall. Hell, QoS would have taken Bautista no problem.
The thing I disliked the most is how oddly smug Bond was the entire time.
Literally a couple of weeks ago in the movie setting he got M killed and he owed the new M a favor and they were relatively chummy and when the movie starts he's already talking shit straight to new-M's face and also to Q's face as well. It doesn't even come across as charismatically charming, he's just being a straight up dick about it.
And considering he's hunting down the person responsible for every major fuckup in his career he keeps talking shit any time he has dialogue like he's calling the shots.
Hell, Blofeld could've killed him 50 times over during all of this yet Bond's still acting smug like a prick every time he opens his mouth.
The only time he actually started acting sane is when Blofeld played that time where White kills himself an Bond immediately goes into whiny pussy mode and begs him to stop.
>>64146112
License to Kill was literal shit.
...little more than a bigger budget 80's television movie. Plus Dalton got the character all wrong.
>>64146210
The beginning sort of sucks, but the movie gets quite good later and the plot has a number of twists. Plus the final chase is pretty damn good.
>>64146183
The new M was a desk jockey that kept getting in his way of trying to track down Spectre. The new M is a pest and not much more up until the end.
Blowfeld is literally dio brando in this movie
Does anyone have any idea who they will pick for the next bond? better not be a nigger
>>64146314
bs, he never even shared his intel with the new M and instead gave him the smug prick treatment when he was asked why he was blowing up buildings in other countries
>>64146381
>he never even shared his intel with the new M
The new M would have filed all of that intel straight into the MI6 top secret computer files that would have been accessed instantly by Spectre
Hey the screener's out nice
>>64145486
I found rogue nation one of the best MI and definitely much better than spectre. RN has much better action sequence, better character, funnier, and more enjoyable storyline. Sure whatever you called it generic or else, but the execution was spot on, i was entertained throughout.
Unlike Spectre, there are no tension on every action scene (worst car chase ever, bond take down the guard one by one easily), the reveal of blofeld and his motivation behind it was stupid as hell and doesn't make any sense.
>>64142433
Completely agreed. It also lacked heart, you could tell that the people involved actually put an effort into Skyfall while Spectre was more of a checklist of standard Bond moments.
>>64144323
explain it then
>>64140686
>quantum is a subsidiary of spectre
>le chifre works as an associate with quantum
>he fucks up, making them lose face worldwide, and they kill him as punishment
>but apparently chifre was also a member of spectre even though he was a lowly noname associate of quantum
>also the quantum member who handled chifre was a member of spectre too
>>64145884
>4. Tomorrow Never Dies
muh nigger
>>64146644
I thought the climax and the opening plane sequence were a bit of a letdown, RN just kind of fizzles out and abruptly ends, the last third of the movie has really bad pacing.
4 was a lot more well rounded and the crazy car storage fight was neat as fuck.
>>64137927
Only a nostalgiafag could love Dalton. The Living Daylights is Quantum of Solace tier and Licence to Kill is like a feature length episode of Miami Vice.
>>64147463
Yeah, the third act felt like lose a bit steam. I remember the writer have to rewrite the third act because they didn't know how to end it before.
But still, the stunt and the action was awesome, rebecca ferguson's addition to the new cast in this franchise was breath of fresh air. Her character was kicked ass. I hope she and paula patton will appear on the next film
>>64148749
>Licence to Kill is like a feature length episode of Miami Vice
>Implying there's even the slightest thing wrong with that
>>64132062
This is what you get for watching a 2 hours commercial compilation. Hope you learned your lesson
[Spoiler]you didn't[Spoiler]
>Nobody got batista-bombed
0/10, walked out and got a refund.
>>64150476
he was the only good thing about this movie.
The opening theme (Writing's On the wall by Sam Smith) was pretty shit and a good indicator of what was to come.
>>64150476
topkek
I'm really fucking tired of morons who thought CR was a good movie.
It's just plain bad. From the moody opening scene, to the poker garbage that takes up far too much time, to the yawn-fest of a third act.
Not only is it nothing like a Bond film, it's only barely passable as a spy film.
Inb4 some retard says "b-but it's close to the books!" as if any of the other movies have taken more than a few set-pieces and plot threads from them.
I really need to do a full Bond marathon one of these days. It's been years since I've seen most of the films.
I figure I'll go all the way up to The World is Not Enough. It really should have been Brosnan's last movie anyway.
>>64145884
You've put Tomorrow Never Dies as your 4th ever best Bond film? Ok m8.
Top 007 Tier
>Dr. No
>From Russia With Love
>Goldfinger
>The Spy Who Loved Me
>OHMSS
>Licence To Kill
>Casino Royale (2006)
Good Tier
>You Only Live Twice
>Live and Let Die
>The Living Daylights
>Goldeneye
>Skyfall
Mediocre/Average Tier
>Thunderball
>Man With the Golden Gun
>For Your Eyes Only
>World is Not Enough
>Quantum of Solace
Camp/Fun but Shit Tier
>Diamonds are Forever
>Moonraker
>Octopussy
>View to A Kill
Just Shit Tier
>Tomorrow Never Dies
Die Another Day Tier
>Die Another Day
>>64151778
>Casino Royale in top 007 tier
>TLD and Goldeneye only in Good tier
>QoS above anything
You're even dumber than him.
>>64132062
>Bond gets drilled in the head twice in one sitting, but he ends up being okay and is sniping away at henchman a few seconds later
Shit movie, but I give them credit for one thing.
If I remember correctly, one of the drills was supposed to fuck with his memory of people he knew, or their faces? Next scene he rans off with the girl, he keeps turning to look at her at every spare second he gets. They don't address it afterwards.
Firendly reminder that they went with Sam Shit's "The excrement on the wall" over fucking Radiohead and this song:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i6WO8Dcxr4s
>>64151967
That song is also shit. Honestly, if I had to pick one, it'd be the awful Sam Smith one. It's just dull, not actively offensive.
>>64138448
Highlighting cultures of different lands just don't work as well today as it did in '90s. Even a movie about Canada being a land of moose and syrup would ring hollow, when every modern world hole is 90% islam.
Bond suffers from the same shit Tin Tin does. The world isn't explorer's romance anymore.
>>64151949
he remembers her straight away though
they really didnt explain this one at all, not even, "teehee i had brain surgery or something when i was in the army|
>>64151351
radiohead were asked to do a theme for Spectre but they didn't use it
https://soundcloud.com/radiohead/spectre
Best Bond Girl ever.Monica>>>whatsherface with dat ass in Spectre too.
>>64152862
Get some fucking standards.
>>64152862
>When a girl has such nice tits it leaves a scar on your heart
>>64152434
they sound so outdated now wtf happened
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>>64152862
no doubt
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>>64153204
>>64132318
Connery did that in From Russia With Love.
