Everything GREAT About Spectre!

CinemaWins Socials:

[colinfales]

after seeing no time to die, i appreciate how much the craig bond movies affected eachother rather that being more standalone like with the older actors

[DreamyAileen]

"Hentai-themed opening credits" is not a sentence I thought I would ever hear on this channel

[scoobers]

That kite dancing in a hurricane line is one of my favorite lines from any Bond movie! I also think that Bond finally being in a physical confrontation where he is truly outclassed instead of mowing through the henchmen is so refreshing.

[raidenthenctzenwithinsomni]

"But Bond is too busy to time right now, he doesn't have the die".

Somebody PLEASE hire Lee to write the MCU's comedy bits.

[MylesKillis]

It’s interesting to me how in hindsight Bond got his life saved in Casino Royal by his future father in law.

[darkecofreak]

I appreciate that Lee adds in the “we all thought we knew what C stood for” moment, too.

[mistamemewide]

I love that everyone recognizes Andrew Scott for now on as Moriarty. I love it.

[dryjoint]

Never seen it mentioned anywhere about how Q disarms Bond at 3:46, I find it cool to see him carry out a move that hints that Q has some 'field' training and Bonds look of disdain as he carries it out makes me smile.

[mellowenglishgal]

Just watched No Time to Die and I cannot WAIT for your analysis of that movie. I saw it with my parents; you could hear a pin drop in the theatre. The tension! The music! The cars! The exquisite cinematography!

[louisepope]

This film didn't sell me on Bond and Madeline's relationship, but that was not carried through to No Time to Die. That film really showed their relationship and I loved it

[aehlmann]

I feel like the smirk from bond after Q says he hates him is bond realizing he can trust Q 100%. He probably trusted him a little but now he knows Q has his back no matter what which is why bond says later that Q will get it done. "He always does"

[ludovicocalvetti]

Spectre (and NTTD, to an extent) felt more like classic, lighthearted Bond films, compared to the different tone of the other in the CraigBond saga. And I see nothing wrong with that! He started off as a less experienced agent in Casino Royale, he grew through Quantum of Solace and Skyfall (and the buttload of trauma suffered through those films), but by Spectre he's wherever the "normal" Bonds start off.

[Discobobulated]

Ive seen a lot of people hate on Spectre, but honestly I enjoyed it a lot! Definitely not as good as Casino Royale but I loved this movie

[LargelyNonsense_]

I love that you keep bringing back the 'father and daughter' musical number and updating it for all these movies. It's hilarious every time.

[ninjabreadmanr]

I know you're doing the Bond films, but when you've had your fill...
Do The Princess Bride! I will die on this hill!

[dawshonaragma]

I love that Bautista has only the one line in the movie, just as he dies. Up until that point hes operating on the sheer menace of casually killing a dude with his thumbs and going toe-to-toe with bond three times.

Also before the car crashes into them as they go to face C, bond looks back, noticing that they were redirected. Its a nice touch to show that he noticed and was concerned about it. Shows bond's competence.

[emeraldknight]

I’ve gotta say, he really upped the clever in his writing for his wins this week. I felt more laughs and subtlety with his wins in this one.
You’re doing awesome man! Can’t wait for the next one!

[AQUAHOLIC]

Genuinely not laughed so hard for a long time! Literally in tears 😂'James Bond and Paddington, doing bear stuff together' tipped me over the edge!

[MihiraTheAce]

Finally! Some much deserved love for Spectre.

[thatkidwiththehoodie]

Real talk, now that I think about it I’m pretty sure CinemaWins is a big part of the person I am today. The way he’s so positive! Not even that, but the way he focuses on the good things primarily while still acknowledging the flaws he can’t justify overlooking. It really spoke to me at a time I needed it, and since then I’ve been trying to do the same thing, actively trying to see the good in things wherever I can and hold onto it. So, I guess my point is… thank you, CW! You… quite literally changed my life, or at least the way I go about it. YouTube is a better place with you in it, and I hope more people see the same thing in your approach that I did (and still do!).