colekido

Great visuals, good acting, interesting ideas, and amazing cinematography. But a poor unorganized plot that is rather disjointed and confusing, and writing that feels like it is occasionally having an identity crisis hold this movie back from being something truly amazing. Chloe Zhao is a great director and the MCU has some great movies but this is neither of their finest work.

Although not Daniel Craig's best Bond film, this is a great conclusion to this era of Bond. The banter is present as always between the characters, the action is arguably the best it has been this series of movies, and the emotional journey we go on with Bond from beginning to end is a satisfying way to end his character arc.

As far as complaints go, while I don't have that much of a problem with the runtime, I will admit some parts drag on longer than others. And Rami Malek does bring a good proformance but his character in this movie seems relatively weak.

Other than that I had a really good time, and I am glad to see Daniel Craig's tenure as James Bond come to an end in the best way it could've.

I love this series and unique and different styles and stories it has in it. I will admit that it does carry a bit of tropes on the anime side of the spectrum and it does have some weak episodes. But if you are able to look past those, you will find a visually dynamic, fun, and creative series that both Anime and Star Wars fans should love.