SPECTRE (2015) Movie Reaction w/ Coby FIRST TIME WATCHING James Bond
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- Опубліковано 13 бер 2024
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Spectre movie reaction. Check out Coby's first time watching Spectre and the James Bond movies --
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Directed by Sam Mendes and released in 2015, starring Daniel Craig, Lea Seydoux, Dave Bautista, Ralph Fiennes and Christoph Waltz.
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CASINO ROYALE Reaction: ua-cam.com/video/ne_ZQoOURUQ/v-deo.html
QUANTUM OF SOLACE Reaction: ua-cam.com/video/wpcpkrVWAjI/v-deo.html
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NO TIME TO DIE Reaction: ua-cam.com/video/wrKuEgXiKXU/v-deo.html
Total change of direction - for a channel called Criminal Content, it would really be an idea if you could do a reaction to the Endeavour series. Even just the pilot episode 'Overture'. It might be your type of thing.
Coby in a video 10 months ago you said Connery is your favorite Bond. How is he your favorite Bond if you have never seen a Bond move? Until these Craig movies?
Bond never sleeps with Moneypenny. That's their dynamic. She flirts as well as his does, but they never give in to the temptation
Yes, Moneypenny has so many STDs they simply couldn't.
Came here to say this. Their relationship is 100% meant to be the definition of everlasting sexual tension. 😅
Fun fact: before this movie, there was no such thing as a Dia De Los Muertos parade. The day was traditionally a quiet, introspective day to spend with family. (More like Christmas, less like New Years) but in a bit of Hollywood exotification, they *staged* a parade for the movie. They got a bunch of local artists and performers to come out for it and everyone had so much fun it became a new tradition and now they have the parade every year.
Fun fact: the reason why Bond doesn't run in the opening is because Daniel Craig had his knee operated after injuring himself filming the train fight with Dave Bautista. They couldn't delay shooting in Mexico any longer and had to film it. The script had Bond running, but Craig was unable to do so. So they added in the police officers watching the parade from the side as a reason for Bond not to run, him not wanting to raise alarm.
Christoph Waltz is another excellent villain for a Bond film. It's been fun seeing someone so invested in the story. You're gonna love the next one.
21:20 It's ironic/funny that you say this scene (Bond meeting Madelaine at her clinic) is very "third act of Inception", when in fact Nolan was actually 'homaging' a James Bond film with that third act of Inception. In the 1969 Bond film, On Her Majesty's Secret Service, the villain also had a Swiss mountain top lair :)
James Bond started driving an Aston Martin from the 3rd film, Goldfinger in 1964. 5 of the 6 actors who've portrayed Bond had driven an Aston Martin in the 007 movies. The DB10 in Spectre was made specifically for this film, Aston Martin did not make any for sale to the general public.
But he also drove a Lotus in one film and went through a BMW phase for a couple.
@@jameskellis3122 He drove three Lotus Esprits in two films, but I was talking about the Aston Martins since she mentioned it, and not others.
In the book Bond's car was an old Bentley. It's really good they moved away from Bentleys in the films because Volkswagen owns Bentley nowadays and they are only fake Bentleys. They moved to Aston Martin partially by chance, the motivation to change the car was because by the time the movies came out and they were selecting a car for him (after a few of the first films) the Bentley from the books was simply too old and wouldn't make much sense. Bentley didn't offer anything even remotely 'sporty' or suitable at that time. Bond did appear with the old Bentley in From Russia With Love in the beginning but very briefly, with Bond making a call with the telephone installed in the car. I believe that in Never Say Never Again Bond pulls up to the clinic in the old Bentley, but I haven't checked that.
Bond drove Astons, then Lotus after Lotus cleverly parked a new Esprit right outside the studios or wherever the director was to tease him into asking about that new car.
Then BMW bought the rights to be a sponsor for a few films with the Z3, 750iL and Z8 (IIRC it was Goldeneye, Tomorrow Never Dies, and The World is Not Enough, including the R1200C motorcycle in the middle one of those three films.)
Then it was back to Astons.
My fav was the Aston Martin DBS in OHMSS.
The white Persian cat is very iconic in the 007 films. The cat belongs to a major Bond villain. You see the cat, and you instantly think, "Oh crap! It's BLOFELD!" 😮 -OG
To quote goldeneye, do you destroy every vehical you get into? Bond: Standard operating procedure.
Moneypenny and Bond have never slept together. Their whole relationship is that flirty “will they/won’t they” kind.
The relationship between Bond and Moneypenny has always just been a flirtatious one. Maybe partly due to working together. You'll gather that when you start watching all the Bond films. -OG
That may have been true for the longest time, but it was abundantly clear that mold was broken in Skyfall when she joined him in Macau. It seems only friendship followed, but they definitely had their one-night love affair.
Great reaction Cobi like always, there are some fun-facts about this one, Largest explosion in a single take in filming history was in this movie. According to the Guinness Book of World Records, the largest film stunt explosion was the destruction of Blofeld's base in Spectre. It was staged in Morocco, using 10,000 litres of fuel and 33kg of explosives. The total explosive yield was equivalent to 68 tonnes of TNT. The opening sequence in Mexico's Day of the Dead is shot in one take for several minutes with no cuts. (one take that was 4 minutes) The fight scene (and the love that followed) is an homage to the Orient Express scene from "From Russia with Love". That film is notable, for one reason, because of the fight scene between Robert Shaw's character and Bond. Amazing films, both of them. Daniel Craig while filming the fight scene with Dave Bautista, Craig accidentally breaks Dave nose after being punched. Monica Belucci portray as the oldest Bond Girl to date. Daniel Craig did most of the movie with a injured leg that happen during the fight scene in the train. And the Aston Martin car is one of a kind model and is build specifically for the movie. Keep up the good work.
Dave Batista's Mr.Hinx is a call back to two of the most famous henchman of James Bond: Oddjob and Jaws.
It is the third act of Inception, because Austria in SPECTRE is an omage to Bond's film On Her MAjesty's Secret Service, and so is Inception's 3rd act is omage to OHMSS. Nolan is a Bond fan, and have lots of Bond references in his films
* homage
If you view spectre and no time to die like being part 1 and 2 then it's a lot better. By them selves they don't compare to Skyfall but together they fit well
There are cable cars that have stops in between. At least in Austria and Switzerland I know for sure
Great reaction Coby! The performance of Mr. Waltz it´s, once again, incredibly well. I´m not sure if you have seen "Inglorious basterds", but I highly recommend to you this one (Christoph Waltz steals the film here).
“Cuckoo”
Hi Coby, I`m glad you have enjoyed your Bond experience so far. I hope sometime in the future, you will at least contrast these with Sean Connery`s run of 5 films. It will also give you a chance to see what International places looked like, back in the `60`s. He did 1 other official Bond film in 1971. This followed the 1 film in 1969 starring his first proposed replacement, the Australian Actor George Lazenby.
The old movies did the intro with the gun barrel too. If you do go back and watch the old films (which I recommend) they feel less like one continuing story, HOWEVER, they’ll bring up things that happened in past films sometimes so it is a continuation.
Please watch the old ones After your done with the Craig era
Then Austin Powers!
Waltz plays such a good ahole in every movie lol Glad you enjoyed this one, sad to see the Craig bonds come to an end but they were fantastic specially having to wait for each one during their original releases really puts more oomf!
Super excited for the next/final, thank you again! :)
In the original Octopussy Bond movie Sir Roger Moore is staring at a octopus tattoo on Maud Adams who is absolutely gorgeous, so she catches him and he asks her what the tattoo means and she responds in the sexiest most provocative tone of voice “oh that’s my little octopussy”. Iconic and literally makes you sweat as she gazes at James Bond as she says it. Fun times 😊
You are SO FUN To Watch and you are Different from Others ( Better ) Thank you for the Bedtime Reactions❤✌🤘🙏👍🍹🌹
To quote Obi-Wan, "Your instincts serve you right."
‘Your instincts serve you well.’
I'm thinking Coby may enjoy this more because she doesn't have any previous knowledge of Bond canon.
exactly
@@criminalcontentAlso, if I may, the sound mixing on this one might be a little off. The movie clips are very loud but your speaking parts are very soft.
@@stevemccullagh36 hearing that, as well - will talk to the editors to pay attention for that on NTTD
@@criminalcontent I had to turn it way up to hear you but then the movie came back in with a BOOM and blow my ears out 😂
After No time to die Coby if you do continue your Bond journey I'd recommend Sean Connery in his second Bond film From Russia with love.Thanks for all the movie's especially the Hitchcock one's.👍💓🇬🇧
Great reaction. Very impressed you knew to pull up the collective
Enjoying your reactions, looking forward to your reactions to the classic Bond movies. You mentioned you’re Aussie, watched 5 reactions thinking you’re American 😂😂.
"Pull up on the collective?" it was clear from other movies that you knew cars, but that's kind of a specific bit of knowledge about helicopters. Nice.
Movie Bond got the Aston Martin DB-V in Goldfinger, then held onto it for a few films. Starting in the 70's Roger Moore switch to some version of Lotus Esprit. The Spy Who Loved me is the best showing for it. Dalton went back to an Aston Martin in The Living Daylights. Brosnan's first few movies were 2 hour ads for BMW. Then Aston stepped in and said there is no way Bond would drive a non-British car for whichever one had Halley Barry in it (the titles all run together on the Brosnan movies that weren't Goldeneye). Craig has been in an Aston for the full run.
Several stunts in Bond movies have set world records. The car flipping in Casino Royale was one. There was a Bungee jump in Goldeneye that was highest ever. The longest boat jump was in Live and Let Die, and so on. There was also a nice car jump in The Man with the Golden Gun that was absolutely ruined by the sound/music effect used.
Austin martin is typically the 007 trademark car but he's also used Lotus and BMW.
I have a love-hate relationship with Spectre. There was a great Bond movie in here, but too many head-scratching story flubs. So it ends up in the guilty pleasure bin. And I enjoy it. Colby, you need to go ALL-in with a complete James Bond binge-from the beginning!
my recommendation if you want to continue bond after the craig era is to watch the pierce brosnan films which run from (1995-2002) and if you enjoy them start from the beginning with the sean connery films great reaction as always! 😊
It’s crazy that that big yellow building on the Thames river is the REAL MI6/SIS Headquarters. It’s great that they use the exterior of the real British Secret Intelligence Service building in these movies as the Double-O branch HQ.
Good reaction Coby. I love the team coming together in this one. Octopussy was both a Fleming short story, and a movie with Roger Moore as Bond. That movie was fun, but a bit silly.
I recommend you watch "Kingsman: The Secret Service".
It's a great action comedy with a lot of nods to James Bond. Not a parody but a great movie all on it's own.
Sometimes the bad guy or the bad guys killer don't always die. Sometimes the killer and Bond respect each other...but always the music is good. Sometimes when I travel I almost hear Bond theme songs....lol
This is a really good series they made with him, far better than the other Bond movies,in my opinion at least. Not only are the stunts and action scenes far superior but the story is really good and intriguing as well, makes you want to follow it and see more. I know I've said this before and don't wanna sound repetitive, but I just CANNOT get over how gorgeous you are, beauty that belongs on a billboard or a magazine somewhere, very impressive.
Mr. White was last seen in the Tosca opera in Quantum of Solace along with Greene and the other Quantum members who were only a tentacle of Spectre. Mr. White remained in his seat at the opera when all the others escaped and gave Bond their identities, thus remaining at large from Bond until this movie.
28:25 The mice, instead 🤣😂😅
In fact we saw Mr. White at the very beginning. He was there to arrange the deal between Le Chiffre and the war lord on behalf of Quantum/Spectre
1:53 That’s Get Smart you are thinking of, the previous 20 Bond films up to Casino Royale began with the trope called “The Gunbarrel sequence”
Octopuses was the nickname of a female character in an early bond film. The octopuses is the symbol of specter whose tentacles are everywhere. Blofeld was the villian in the original films and always had a white cat. Moneypenny was in all of the books and films and she never slept with Bond. Thier relationship was one of friendly flirtation only.
Excellent as always Coby well done
I won't give you any spoilers, but you have foreshadowed a lot of stuff that's going to come up in No Time To Die.
Great reaction, Coby. 👏🏻
You say "why can´t he just run" .. info: Daniel Craigh did most of the filming with a brohen ankle. ;) and a little more info: Bond and Moneypenny never sleept together ..
Yes, the 007 films pride themselves for having the best stunts in cinematic history. However, I gotta say. Tom Cruise in his Mission: Impossible films give 007 a run for its money! -OG
The classic silver Aston Martin Db5 was introduced in Goldfinger. Over the years Bond has also driven others like a Lotus, BMW, etc.
The explosion after Bond and Madeleine escaped is the biggest explosion ever in a movie. It is in the Guiness Book.
The Voyeur in Coby loves Bond!
The "Vibe" is always there Sis. 24/7
Any Lady that watches 007 , gets my vote😂😂, thanks for sharing with us😊👍✌️🇺🇸
The engine on the copter went into a stall. In the fall with autorotation it was in effect push started. If you ever drove a standard you would understand what happened. With both planes and choppers with failure a dive is often used to restart or gain lift to pull up at the last moments for a hard landing.
Before the A. Martin he used a bentley, also in the books. Only seen in Russia with Love.
Another magnificent reaction as you near the end of your Daniel Craig James Bond journey. Looking forward to your reaction to No Time To Die.
Monday !
I was not aware that you are Australian. I am too. In fact, there has been an Aussie Bond. George Lazenby. He played James Bond in only one film in the series, "On Her Majesty's Secret Service" (1969). He isn't considered one of the best Bonds, but he still gives a good performance, and the film itself is one of the most cinematically beautiful of the entire 007 series.
Can't say I picked it either. Not a single tell I can discern in the accent. She must have been overseas a long time.
It isn't one of the ones I have read yet, but apparently OHMSS is also reasonably highly thought of in terms of best book of the series.
There was a TV show called The Saint which was a Bond type of show staring Sir Rodger Moore. They wanted him to succeed Sean Connery as James Bond since the TV show was a big hit in England. After finishing his time as The Saint he became the new James Bond. In 1997 the tv show was made into a movie called The Saint which started a young Val Kilmer who killed it as the Saint or as he was called Saint Simon Templar, aka Saint Martin DePoras, aka Thomas Moore, and other well known catholic saints were his aliases. The Saint movie also starred a young Elizabeth Shue. Originally the movie did make a lot of money but was not well received but since it has become a cult classic for Bond fans. I actually loved the movie and Val Kilmer and Elizabeth Shues on screen chemistry. Very underrated movie
Yes, cable cars make different stops
That might be the first time I've heard, he "basic instinct-ed him," and it was referring to the ice-pick and not... well, the OTHER scene. Took me a second to get the reference!
Ernst Stavro Blofeld's appearance in the shadows without revealing his face is a call back to the Sean Connery films as James Bond. The first time Blofeld appeared in the Sean Connery films, we only saw his hands petting his white persian cat and giving orders to his Spectre agents. We even didn't know his name until his full face reveal that happened when he and James Bond met for the first time face to face, only knowing him as Number 1 because he was the leader of Spectre and Bond's arch nemesis. The scar in Blofeld's face also is a call back to the old James Bond movies. Also in the Sean Connery films, Bond and Blofeld are not related by a common past, but in the Daniel Craig films, they put them as adoptive brothers.
Did you notice that the opening was seemingly one continuous shot lasting for several minutes?
Well, seemingly. There are some hidden cuts when they move through doors, but darn if I can spot them. 😊
Since Javier Bardem and Christoph Waltz made it big internationally as villains around the same time, in No Country for Old Men, and Inglourious Basterds respectively, I figured that it was just a matter of time before they became James Bond villains. And then they were, in subsequent movies.
It's interesting to see you *starting* with the Daniel Craig movies. It's been unusual for the series to have them be so connected, and as you noticed, Casino Royale was a complete reboot. So technically, none of the old movies are part of the same continuity, though they have many tongue in cheek references to them anyway. In particular, the Aston Martin DB5 is very much a callback to the Sean Connery movies.
It wasn't always the case that Bond drove Astons, though. Roger Moore never did. Maybe because Aston Martin itself was in financial trouble during his era. But he *did* drive an Aston when he spoofed himself in The Cannonball Run. The James Bond producers were not happy about that.
Anyway, the Daniel Craig movies have faced criticism for diverging too much from the formula. Not so much womanising, not that many gadgets. Things that were mainly invented in the movies and were not in the original novels anyway. So it's nice to see you without any preconceived notions.
I don't hate 'Spectre' but I remember feeling that it was the first real misstep with the Craig era. The previous three films hadn't been entirely to my taste (I'm a diehard Brosnan fan) but I could see they were objectively well made and going for a clear style. 'Spectre' felt awkward, especially the attempt to retcon Raoul Silvia as an agent/puppet of Spectre. Also - and I know this is super subjective - Lea Seydoux feels a step down from Eva Green and Olga Kurylenko. The worst part though was that this the *fifth* film in a row the writers had Bond go rogue and/or quit MI6! Having seen Bond go through something similar in every film since 'Die Another Day' undermined a lot of the emotional oomph in this film.
3rd act of inception and this Bond film borrow parts of the earlier Bond film, On Her Majesty’s Secret Service.
Great reaction
39:18 still the current world record movie explosion! Not CGI! 😍🥰🏚💣💥🔥💨
Fun fact the explosion at the plant is the biggest explosion in a movie ever
Just love your reactions, Coby. Cannot wait until you go back and watch Sean Connery and Roger Moore. I'm here for it!
The movies mostly use aston martins. In the books he drove a bentley (originally based on Fleming's own bentley Blower race car, but later the main bentley models) Also he famously drove Lotus or BMW cars with MI6 custom gadgets. At least once he drove a ford mustang in live and let die and he once had to have a car chase in a citroen (as a joke when the movies got more silly) , which is like a VW beetle lol. Bond's uncle also had a bentley which bond ends up stealing as a kid, sparking his passion for Bentley ( or aston martin in the movies)
As a 52 year old that grew up on Bond this is probably my favorite of the "Craig" Bond's because of all of the references made to the "lore" of the Bond films predating Craig's Bond. Thank you for taking us with you on this journey! Great reactions and laughs!😅👏🏾
Tenet, Tenet. Tenet! Tenet! - I like your enthusiasm for Bond. Have you seen Tenet?
Spectre's symbol the octopus represents their tentacles reach everywhere. Bond never slept with Moneypenny. There was always flirtatious relationship. Money Penny wanted to marry James, but he never mixed business... The tape was "Vesper Lynd interrogation"... Bloefelt (Waltz) was a running villain in 60's Bond. He had a white cat (Diamonds are Forever) and had a scar on his face across his eye
One thing Bond should never do is board a train. 32:04
Fun Fact Dave Bautista broke Daniel Craig's leg in train fight scene, then after Craig healed they had to re-film part of the fight scene and Daniel Craig broke Dave Bautista's nose. ua-cam.com/video/46A7sAKiE30/v-deo.htmlsi=h8yfJMio0lCvK2lq
45:11 You’ll find this is a Bond franchise trait. As Dr Evil explains “I’m going to place him in an easily escapable situation involving an overly elaborate and exotic death… [then] leave [him] alone and not actually witness [him] dying… [and] assume it all went to plan.” 🤓
Both SPECTRE and Blofeld originally appeared in the Sean Connery Bond films. If you haven't seen them, other films starring Christoph Waltz to watch include Inglorious Basterds and Django Unchained
The most wonderful woman on UA-cam. I just come here for the Coby. Oh yeah, and the reviews. . .
I hope you do more bond reactions I enjoyed them! I have been a huge bond fan since I was 7 years old lol I started watching them at a young age! Lol
more on the way !
If you react to the old films, you’ll be happy to know they still film on location in other countries and places. Also it isn’t always an Astin Martin but it is used the most probably.
Nice one Coby, can’t wait for you to see the next one 👍
More to come!
@2:48 nope, leather shoes with leather soles are trash to quickly move about in. Especially pointed toe shoes. Perhaps these are rubber soles but that doesn’t seem very posh nor proper.
However there are shoes who skirt the lines of being more sporting (a cap toe and probably more eyelets than a typical dress shoe would have) while still being dressy. I assume dress security details (aka usa’s secret service) prefer specific brands.
- Said the person who has tried to run full out in pointed leather dress shoes is excessively hard.
Christoph Waltz was sort of a bond villain in another movie-- 1989's Ian Fleming bio pic "Goldeneye" -- not to be confused with 1995's "Goldeneye" which is one of the best james bond movies. (Both movies were named after Ian Fleming's estate in Jamaica.(and possibly a WWII secret mission code name))-- Anyway--in the movie Waltz plays a Nazi officer POW that Fleming has taken out drinking to see if he says anything. Waltz is of course very famous for his other role as a Nazi officer in Tarantino's "Inglorious Bastards"
If you haven't watched the mission impossible franchise... please do!
Yes, Get Smart was a TV show, but you're probably thinking of the Mission: Impossible movies with Tom Cruise. It started out as a TV show. 📺 Which, by the way, if you haven't, you should watch the Tom Cruise M:I movies. Highly recommend. Tom does all his OWN stunts. -OG
Among the Daniel Craig ovies I enyou this a lot, although the opinios are diverse. It is a return to somethings that made the bond films popular. Q, the gadgets, The villain, the Organization Spectre. The issue for some is that there are some references to older Bond Films, that for me is not an issue.
The Aston Martin goes back to 1964 the DB5 from Goldfinger, also seen in Casino Royale, and Skyfall they have toyed with other cars but the Aston Martin has always been Bonds Car
Yes they always have had Aston Martins except one where it was a BMW 5 series
But yes definitely people who buy them think they are bond especially here in 🇬🇧
"Octopussy" was the 1983 Bond film starring Roger Moore.
Hi Coby hope you are having an great and awesome day ❤
Ye the English Aston Martin cars were made for 007, alright, there awesome machines.
The only Bond movie that made me fall asleep and in the theatre.
Falling asleep at any time or place has nothing to do with whatever is going on around you, that's on you...not the movie. Years ago during a time that I worked full time (12hr) night shifts I had fallen asleep in many theaters and even through an opening act at a rock concert with 28,000 other screaming spectators around me.😊
"When did the vibe change to kissing her!?" Within the world of the deeply corrupt, which includes the women who either fall victim through grooming during their youth (like in Skyfall), or who get lured by the skin surface glamor while looking away from the criminality, sex is used (and misused) for many things. In her case he just saved her life, so she's thanking him, while he's just using her as a ladder rung, to get closer to who he wants. Also, the real life adrenaline one must feel having just escaped death, and in Bond's case, killing two people, that must create an unstoppable attraction. Shwing! That "stud/hound" aspect is one of the pillars upon which his identity, job, success, legacy and lore, was built. As written by James Bond creator, Ian Fleming a few years after WW2.
This is the only Bond I’ve seen in IMAX (on the second biggest screen in the country) and it was spectacular, sadly second time round was at a cinema mere feet from the sea, in a storm so we could barely hear the opening. Weirdly the same thing happened in Empire Of Light, I don’t think my local likes me seeing Sam Mendes films.
Nice reactions! Keep it up. Could you add "Poseidon" 2006 in your next movie reactions?. It would be amazing.
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@@criminalcontent Oh thanks a lot!!! 😃
Now waiting for " No time to die".
Told ya they eluded to his foster father 😉 Really like the next one, look forward to your reaction to it.
It was a picture of the car being pulled out of the water lolz
Sean Connery set the standard
Great reaction coby looking forward to seeing ur next reaction to no time to die Daniel Craig final bond movie after please start from the very beginning with sean connery dr no ❤
I could stare at this girl watching Sesamestreet :-D
I will never understand the irrational hatred for "Quantum of Solace" and "Spectre." They're not _bad_ at all. Are they both uneven? Oh, yes, absolutely. But they both have great casting, set design, cinematography, and a lot of really fun sequences. And, compared to the bottom feeders of the previous Bond eras? Good God. Give me "Spectre" over the preposterous "Die Another Day," the stone-dull "A View to a Kill," or the abominable "Diamonds Are Forever" any day. Long-time fans really had issues with the way they handled Blofeld, too, which colored a lot of the discourse around this film (they had no prior relationship in the novels or the "classic" films, Blofeld was just the Spectre mastermind, and a recurring Bond archenemy). Honestly, I don't like the twist myself, but that doesn't negate anything else that I enjoy in the film.
I feel like so much of the hate is due to a personal theory, what I lovingly call "Lost World Syndrome." When you make a sequel to one of the most-iconic and best films of its genre, even if said sequel is absolutely fine, even good, unless it's a flat-out A+ (think "Aliens" or "The Empire Strikes Back" or "The Godfather, Part II"), it will be reviled as a "terrible" film, doubly-so by diehard fans of the series in-question. This happened to "Ghostbusters 2," "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom," "Avengers: Age of Ultron," "Return of the Jedi," and, yes, "The Lost World: Jurassic Park," among many others. Are these films all severely inferior to their predecessors? Absolutely. But they're not the crapfests people make them out to be, and they're all decent films in their own right. It doesn't help that so many sequels _are_ absolute disasters (oh, hi there, "Speed 2," "The Exorcist II," "Highlander II," et al).
Here, "Casino Royale" and "Skyfall" are near-universally regarded as two of the best entries in the entire Bond franchise, right up there alongside classics like "Goldfinger" and "The Spy Who Loved Me." Heck, "Skyfall" gets bandied about as the best film in the whole series outright by a lot of critics (myself included, though I think I like "Casino Royale" a bit more). So, their follow-ups get _de facto_ slimed to Hades-and-back.
great analysis !
37:46 I don’t think it was I think he’s dead before that.