Spectre

In October 2021, I watched Spectre for the first time on the television set. I have done the spy action film several times since then and recently did it again. It was released in 2015 and is the fourth movie in the 007 series starring Daniel Craig. Léa Seydoux appeared in it for the first time and the sequel.

It tells the story of James Bond, a MI6 crack agent, who struggles to fight a vicious organization called Spectre falling in love with his former enemy's daughter named Madeleine.

The story starts in Mexico's Day of the Dead which is also depicted in the Disney Pixar film Coco. Bond does his mission behind the cerebration held in Mexico City. He continues to fight the secret crime organization in Rome and Austria according to the information left by the former M in the last one. Then in the process he meets his fate, Madeleine. Daniel Craig acting 007 seemed to be young for his age and really awesome. Léa Seydoux playing Madeleine was pretty and bewitching and she also looked cool when she is using a gun, unlike Judi Dench as M in the former one. They were such a cute couple even if they have age difference. Moreover, the ending made me feel that the installment deserved the last one in the series, though the actual last one changed my remarks about it.

I first viewed Léa Seydoux in Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol. I felt her to be a not really beautiful but mysterious young French woman, she was just a stunner especially in the scenes where she is nude in The French Dispatch that I watched several month ago at a theater. She of course was really attractive in the 007 film.

Ralph Fiennes performed M. He did stunts very well in The King's Man released in 2021. I suspect that he did action in it because he had been inspired by Daniel Craig as 007 running and fighting. Moreover, although he might like to move physically, yet I think that he does not have to do more action than needed anymore because he is enough mature and looks quite good as an English gentleman.