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The Verge:
Spectre is a film that is utterly devoid of surprise, rotating through a series of rote beats with almost no sense of invention.
Dares you to not to laugh on the film's more romantic scenes...
Every 007 movie ends with that title card: "James Bond will return."
Before they start work on the next installment, I hope the producers just ask themselves one question: "Why?"
Spectre is a film that is utterly devoid of surprise, rotating through a series of rote beats with almost no sense of invention.
Dares you to not to laugh on the film's more romantic scenes...
Every 007 movie ends with that title card: "James Bond will return."
Before they start work on the next installment, I hope the producers just ask themselves one question: "Why?"
See The Verge's full movie review of Spectre here.
INQUISITR -- Rotten Tomatoes is a great place to search out the truth about the good and bad of movies. With the newest of the James Bond films, Spectre, making its debut in time for the start of holiday movie-going season, Tomatoes is offering up “The James Bond Movie Countdown” as part of their “Holiday Guide 2015.”
The Tomatoes’ critics’ consensus for Spectre states, “Spectre nudges Daniel Craig’s rebooted Bond closer to the glorious, action-driven spectacle of earlier entries, although it’s admittedly reliant on established 007 formula.”
Another one to excite you more...
Spectre opens in the U.S. on November 6, 2015.
Get ready for the action, suspense and romance!
Get ready for the action, suspense and romance!
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