Spectre (2015)
Spectre is a 2015 action movie directed by Sam Mendes, with a running time of 2h 28m. It stars Daniel Craig, Christoph Waltz and Léa Seydoux.
A message from beyond the grave sets James Bond on an unsanctioned hunt across Rome, the Austrian Alps, and the deserts of North Africa. Daniel Craig's Bond follows a thread of old enemies toward a shadowy global syndicate while, back in London, M fights to keep the double-0 program alive against bureaucrats who think field agents are obsolete. Directed by Sam Mendes as a lush, widescreen throwback, the twenty-fourth Bond film pairs sleek set-pieces with Christoph Waltz as a soft-voiced adversary at the center of the web. Lea Seydoux plays the doctor drawn into Bond's orbit.
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What is Spectre about?
A message from beyond the grave sets James Bond on an unsanctioned hunt across Rome, the Austrian Alps, and the deserts of North Africa. Daniel Craig's Bond follows a thread of old enemies toward a shadowy global syndicate while, back in London, M fights to keep the double-0 program alive against bureaucrats who think field agents are obsolete. Directed by Sam Mendes as a lush, widescreen throwback, the twenty-fourth Bond film pairs sleek set-pieces with Christoph Waltz as a soft-voiced adversary at the center of the web. Lea Seydoux plays the doctor drawn into Bond's orbit.
When was Spectre released?
Spectre was released on 26 October 2015.
How long is Spectre?
Spectre runs 2h 28m.
Who made Spectre?
Spectre was directed by Sam Mendes.
Where can I watch Spectre?
Spectre is available on Amazon Video, Apple TV Store, Fandango At Home, Google Play Movies, Plex and Spectrum On Demand.
Where to watch Spectre
Rent: Amazon Video, Apple TV Store, Fandango At Home, Google Play Movies, Plex, Spectrum On Demand, YouTube
Buy: Amazon Video, Apple TV Store, Fandango At Home, Google Play Movies, YouTube
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The James Bond film series in full
Spectre sends Daniel Craig's 007 chasing an old enemy across Rome, the Alps and the desert. If the tuxedos, gadgets and globe spanning missions are the appeal, the rest of the Bond canon delivers, from the reboot grit of Casino Royale to the classic swagger of Goldfinger, Dr. No and You Only Live Twice.
Spy thrillers where one agent goes off the books
Spectre puts Bond on an unsanctioned hunt while headquarters tries to shut him down. If you like operatives who break the rules and outrun their own agencies, these thrillers run on the same tension, sending rogue spies through chases and double crosses across film, television and comics.
Globe-trotting adventure with grand set-pieces
Spectre trades on exotic locations, sleek stunts and a larger than life villain's lair. If it is the widescreen spectacle you love more than the espionage, these adventures deliver the same scale, sending heroes across ancient temples, casinos and rooftops in pursuit of treasure, revenge or a very bad man.