James Bond is one of the most iconic film figures of all time. But not every 007 film was well received by the fans. One of the most controversial runs to Prime Time on TV this evening.
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26 films, six different performers and that since 1962: The film series has been inspiring fans around the world for over 60 years with the double-zero agent. To the question of Best James Bond films there are different answers. The same applies to the worst film in the series.
According to former Bond actors and experts “Specter” act. Whether the film with Daniel Craig from 2015 deserves this criticism, you can form your own opinion today: On Thursday, April 10, 2025, VOX shows the agent thriller at 8:15 p.m. on TV.
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That’s what “Spectre” is about
In “Specter”, Daniel Craig has to record it in his fourth adventure as James Bond with the shadow organization of the same name. Behind it is none other than Ernst Stavro Blofeld, played by Christoph Waltz. The showdown was over the previous three films “Casino Royale”,, “A quantum comfort” and “Skyfall” Construction and leads the secret agent from Mexico via London to Rome, Austria and Morocco. In addition to Craig and Waltz, Léa Seydoux are Monica BellucciAndrew Scott and Ralph Fiennes to see in other roles.
“Specter” on TV: The worst James Bond film from everyone?
Yahoo! Movies in 2021 before the publication of “No time to die” 30 fans and former actors of the 007 series asked about their favorite films. “Specter” landed in last place. Also with IMDB the film could only secure 6.8 out of 10 stars. At Rotten tomatoes Meanwhile, it was only 63 percent among the critics and 61 percent among the audience.
In contrast, “in the secret service of her majesty”, “Goldfinger”, “Casino Royale”, “Love greetings from Moscow” and “The spy that loved me” were able to secure a place in the top 5 of the best James Bond films ever.
