Sam Mendes directed this Action film. Watch Preview. Cast: Christoph Waltz, Daniel Craig, Ralph Fiennes, Léa Seydoux. Rated PG-13 for intense sequences of action and violence, some disturbing images, sensuality and language. Running time is two hours and twenty-eight minutes.
While M (Fiennes) battles political forces to keep the secret service alive, Bond (Craig) peels back the layers of deceit to reveal the terrible truth behind SPECTRE and its leader (Waltz).
I think I've seen all the Bond movies, which means this is the 24th one I've watched. Bond has been portrayed by different actors but the plots are all similar so they all tend to blur together for me. They have gotten longer over the years, which is not a good thing in my opinion. Two and a half hours is stretching my attention span, no matter how good the film is. This one starts off with an exciting action sequence and then segues into a long list of credits. That will give you plenty of time to visit the concession stand or restroom if you were in a hurry when you arrived. After that, we're treated to the usual Bond action sequences and another love interest. Basically, if you've enjoyed the previous Bond episodes, you should like this one as well, even if you do get restless toward the end. I saw this in IMAX which was good as usual, although this is not a full screen height feature.
There are no additional scenes once the end credits begin. You want to see this on a large screen for maximum action impact. Theatres/Times. IMAX Times.
While M (Fiennes) battles political forces to keep the secret service alive, Bond (Craig) peels back the layers of deceit to reveal the terrible truth behind SPECTRE and its leader (Waltz).
I think I've seen all the Bond movies, which means this is the 24th one I've watched. Bond has been portrayed by different actors but the plots are all similar so they all tend to blur together for me. They have gotten longer over the years, which is not a good thing in my opinion. Two and a half hours is stretching my attention span, no matter how good the film is. This one starts off with an exciting action sequence and then segues into a long list of credits. That will give you plenty of time to visit the concession stand or restroom if you were in a hurry when you arrived. After that, we're treated to the usual Bond action sequences and another love interest. Basically, if you've enjoyed the previous Bond episodes, you should like this one as well, even if you do get restless toward the end. I saw this in IMAX which was good as usual, although this is not a full screen height feature.
There are no additional scenes once the end credits begin. You want to see this on a large screen for maximum action impact. Theatres/Times. IMAX Times.
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