Spectre

James Bond returns next year in 'Spectre'. A cryptic message from Bond’s past sends him on a trail to uncover a sinister organisation. While M battles political forces to keep the secret service alive, Bond peels back the layers of deceit to reveal the terrible truth behind SPECTRE. Returning cast members Daniel Craig, Ralph Fiennes, Ben Whishaw, Naomie Harris and Rory Kinnear will be joined by Christoph Waltz, Léa Seydoux, Monica Bellucci, David Bautista and Andrew Scott. Locations for 'Spectre' will include Pinewood London, Mexico City, Rome, Tangier and Erfoud, Morocco. Bond is also back in the snow, this time in Sölden, Austria as well as other locations Obertilliach and Lake Altaussee. The 24th Bond outing will also see a brand new Aston Martin designed specially for this film, called the DB10. 'Spectre' is out on 6th November 2015.

  • Release Date: November 6, 2015
  • Director: Sam Mendes
  • Written By: John Logan, Neil Purvis and Rob Wade
This Bond Villain-Laugh Supercut Has Cackles, Chuckles and Chortles Galore
This Bond Villain-Laugh Supercut Has Cackles, Chuckles and Chortles Galore
This Bond Villain-Laugh Supercut Has Cackles, Chuckles and Chortles Galore
People laugh for all sorts of reasons. Usually, it’s because something funny has happened, like an adult slipping on a banana peel and falling, or a cat doing anything. But sometimes, a body will be so overcome with positive emotion, so wracked with elation and joy that the only physiological response is the erratic exhalation we’ve deemed laughter...
‘Spectre’ and How the Ghosts of Old Movies Become Bad Twists
‘Spectre’ and How the Ghosts of Old Movies Become Bad Twists
‘Spectre’ and How the Ghosts of Old Movies Become Bad Twists
There is a precise moment when Spectre turns to crap. Before this moment, it is a superbly stylish espionage thriller. After this moment — which can be pinpointed down to the exact shot and lines of dialogue — it falls apart, and its carefully cultivated atmosphere of mystery dissipates like a, well, you know.
Weekend Box Office: ‘Spectre’ Gets Started With a Bang
Weekend Box Office: ‘Spectre’ Gets Started With a Bang
Weekend Box Office: ‘Spectre’ Gets Started With a Bang
Hey, there’s a new James Bond movie. And, to the surprise of exactly no one, it did quite well at the box office. Spectre didn’t quite reach the high bar set by Skyfall, but it still had the second biggest opening in the franchise’s 53-year, 24-film history. It didn’t dominate the box office alone, either. Those too young to enjoy a new 007 movie flocked to The Peanuts Movie, which also had a very strong start.
‘Spectre’ Review: For James Bond, Everything New Is Old Again
‘Spectre’ Review: For James Bond, Everything New Is Old Again
‘Spectre’ Review: For James Bond, Everything New Is Old Again
Spectre is amusing and stylish, but just barely. And its fixation on validating Bond’s worth in 2015 through a Snowden-esque subplot about a worldwide security network feels particularly inappropriate given the fact that so much of the movie is spent looking to Bond’s past, rather than his present or future.
007 Things You Might Not Know About ‘Spectre’
007 Things You Might Not Know About ‘Spectre’
007 Things You Might Not Know About ‘Spectre’
Although SPECTRE were the bad guys behind all of James Bond’s most famous adventures, including Dr. No and From Russia With Love, the criminal organization hasn’t been seen onscreen for almost 45 years, since 1971’s Diamonds Are Forever. That’s just one of the many facts packed into the latest episode of You Think You Know Movies, which explores James Bond’s old haunts for a look at Spectre.
‘Captain America: Civil War’ Trailer Reportedly to Debut in Theaters With ‘Star Wars’
‘Captain America: Civil War’ Trailer Reportedly to Debut in Theaters With ‘Star Wars’
‘Captain America: Civil War’ Trailer Reportedly to Debut in Theaters With ‘Star Wars’
UPDATE: Collider has confirmed through their sources that the first Captain America: Civil War trailer will be in theaters with Star Wars: The Force Awakens, not Spectre. The original story remains below. Now that we’ve all thoroughly dissected the Star Wars: The Force Awakens trailer, it’s time to remind you that Disney has yet another massive trailer on the way that you’re going to get yourself
Bond and Bautista Brawl in New ‘Spectre’ Clip
Bond and Bautista Brawl in New ‘Spectre’ Clip
Bond and Bautista Brawl in New ‘Spectre’ Clip
As we prepare for the latest James Bond outing to hit theaters next week, Sony has been saturating fans with new TV spots and clips from Spectre — and while it’s easy to ignore most of them, the latest clip from Bond’s 24th outing is really, really, really good. How good? Well, have you ever wanted to watch James Bond duke it out with Bautista on a train? You have, you just never knew it until now.
‘Spectre’ TV Spot Introduces Bond to Christoph Waltz
‘Spectre’ TV Spot Introduces Bond to Christoph Waltz
‘Spectre’ TV Spot Introduces Bond to Christoph Waltz
Is Christoph Waltz playing classic Bond villain Blofeld? Director Sam Mendes has been pretty coy about it, but all signs seem to indicate “yes.” The latest TV spot for Spectre introduces Daniel Craig’s James Bond to the shadowy organization led by Waltz’s enigmatic villain, and throws in a few extra explosions and chase sequences for good measure.
Daniel Craig Confirms One More Bond Movie
Daniel Craig Confirms One More Bond Movie
Daniel Craig Confirms One More Bond Movie
There’s been a whole lot of speculation and fantasy-casting when it comes to the future of the James Bond franchise. And while Daniel Craig is contracted for one more film after Spectre, the actor has been a little wishy-washy about whether or not he’ll actually follow through with another 007 outing. Rest easy, Bond fans, because Craig is definitely coming back for one more.

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