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Jesper Christensen, Daniel Craig, Naomie Harris, Ben Whishaw, Tenoch Huerta, Stephanie Sigman, and Marco Zingaro in Spectre (2015)

A cryptic message from James Bond's past sends him on a trail to uncover the existence of a sinister organisation named SPECTRE. With a new threat dawning, Bond learns the terrible truth abo... Read all A cryptic message from James Bond's past sends him on a trail to uncover the existence of a sinister organisation named SPECTRE. With a new threat dawning, Bond learns the terrible truth about the author of all his pain in his most recent missions. A cryptic message from James Bond's past sends him on a trail to uncover the existence of a sinister organisation named SPECTRE. With a new threat dawning, Bond learns the terrible truth about the author of all his pain in his most recent missions.

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Spectre  é o vigésimo-quarto filme da série sobre James Bond . Assim como o filme anterior, Skyfall , Spectre foi escrito por John Logan, Neal Purvis e Robert Wade, e dirigido por Sam Mendes e apresenta Daniel Craig  na sua quarta aparição como James Bond. [1] O filme foi lançado no Reino Unido no dia 26 de outubro de 2015 e será lançado no Brasil no dia 5 de novembro de 2015.

No filme, uma mensagem críptica do passado de Bond o envia a uma trilha para descobrir uma organização sinistra. Enquanto M enfrenta forças políticas para manter a organização secreta funcionando, Bond descobre mais camadas de mentiras para revelar a verdade terrível por trás de SPECTRE . [2]

O título do filme é derivado da organização criminosa SPECTRE , que era proeminente nos filmes originais e vários livros de Ian Fleming . O logo da organização, um polvo, também é mostrada no pôster oficial.

  • 1.1 Elenco Secundário
  • 4.1 Pôsteres
  • 4.2 Conferência de imprensa
  • 4.3.1 Imagens promocionais
  • 4.4 DB10 & outros veículos
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  • Dirigido por: Sam Mendes
  • Escrito por: Ian Fleming (personagens), John Logan, Neal Purvis and Robert Wade (roteiro)
  • Produzido por: Michael G. Wilson e Barbara Broccoli
  • Cinematografia por Hoyte van Hoytema
  • Design de produção por Dennis Gassner
  • Editado por Lee Smith
  • Música composta por Thomas Newman

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Spectre press conference - Seydoux and Bellucci

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Ralph Fiennes em SPECTRE

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Crítica de AdoroCinema para 007 Contra Spectre: Bond Bond

Lançado há três anos,  007 - Operação Skyfall representou um marco na história de James Bond nas telonas. O personagem mantinha seu glamour, mas oferecia muito mais urgência e força. Era um homem traumatizado por acontecimentos em sua vida que era obrigado a confrontar um vilão inesquecível, que não queria saber de dominar o mundo, mas apenas de destruir o herói. O filme contava com elementos clássicos da franquia, mas também não evitava o novo, surpreendendo a todos ao colocar Judi Dench como a principal "Bond Girl" da produção.

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Pois bem, 007 Contra Spectre não é Skyfall . Estamos diante de um "Bond Bond". É um clássico filme da franquia, respeitando todo o formato e todos os clichês, mas não traz novidades. Não há diferencial. Por outro lado, é importante destacar que pode não ser o melhor, mas também não é o pior longa desta nova safra, sendo superior a 007 - Quantum of Solace .

Após os trágicos acontecimentos no anterior, uma nova pista leva Bond ao México e, em seguida, a Roma, Áustria e por aí vai. Aos poucos, ele descobre a existência de uma organização secreta internacional que parece ligada a todos os problemas que enfrentou anteriormente. A mesma é liderada por um homem misterioso ( Christoph Waltz ), cujo passado também está ligado ao de 007. 

Ao mesmo tempo em que o herói está ocupado com a investigação, o serviço secreto britânico passa por uma mudança importante, com M ( Ralph Fiennes ) sendo obrigado a lidar com nomes do governo mais interessados em vigilância global e drones do que em manter agentes com licença para matar.

Se é difícil até lembrar a Bond Girl de Skyfall , aqui voltamos a ter figuras femininas sexy importantes na trama. Quer dizer, uma é realmente importante ( Léa Seydoux ), com as demais servindo mais para contagem de fãs de quantas mulheres dormiram com o personagem, como são os casos de Monica Bellucci e  Stephanie Sigman .

A dinâmica lembra um pouco a de 007 - Cassino Royale , com direito a viagem de trem com herói e mocinha flertando um de frente pro outro numa mesa. O vilão também está no mesmo nível do visto em Cassino , longe do Silva de  Javier Bardem , mas infinitamente superior ao de Quantum (qual era o vilão mesmo?). Neste sentido, cabe elogiar Christoph Waltz, que entrega uma atuação bem mais contida do que a vista em  Quero Matar Meu Chefe 2 e  Grandes Olhos , para citar dois exemplos recentes. Ótimo nas parcerias com Quentin Tarantino ( Bastardos Inglórios e  Django Livre ), o ator parecia destinado a viver sempre o mesmo tipo de papel. Aqui ele oferece algo diferente, embora apresente um ou outro maneirismo.

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Mas o grande destaque da produção, como não poderia deixar de ser, continua sendo Daniel Craig . O astro possui um vigor impressionante nas cenas de ação e uma intensidade que dá mesmo a impressão de que pode conquistar ou lidar com qualquer pessoa que passe por sua frente.

Escrito por John Logan , com a colaboração de  Neal Purvis e  Robert Wade , o roteiro falha naquilo que Cassino e Skyfall acertaram em cheio: produzir uma carga dramática ao personagem. A trama até insere elementos dos filmes anteriores e faz muitas menções a traumas passados, mas em nenhum momento consegue inserir peso dramático a tais referências. Fala em dor, mas não transmite. E ainda deixa uma série de questionamentos sobre a infância do herói e do vilão.

Conhecida pelo trabalho em Azul é a Cor Mais Quente , Léa Seydoux está bem na pele da Bond Girl clássica, embora seja clara a intenção do longa em transformá-la no que foi Eva Green no primeiro. Curiosamente, as duas são atrizes francesas.

O elenco conta ainda com Dave Bautista , na pele de um vilão forte (muito forte) e calado, que parece até uma homenagem ao clássico Jaws, vivido pelo recém-falecido  Richard Kiel .  Andrew Scott ,  Ben Whishaw e  Naomie Harris surgem bem em papéis secundários, especialmente Whishaw, que interpreta um Q leal a Bond, mas com opiniões e vontades próprias.

Spectre começa de forma incrível, com Bond em meio a celebração do Dia dos Mortos no México. A cena inicial é um plano-sequência incrível, com a câmera navegando pela frente, pelas costas e por cima do protagonista, chegando até a assumir o ponto de vista subjetivo. O diretor  Sam Mendes realiza um trabalho competente, com grandes tomadas e cenas de ação, mas sem profundidade gramática.

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Mas nem tudo merece destaque na competente fotografia do holandês Hoyte Van Hoytema , que já havia brilhado antes em  O Espião que Sabia Demais e  Interestelar . Ele faz uma opção um pouco questionável no trabalho com o foco, ajustando o mesmo rapidamente em vários momentos. Em algumas cenas, funciona bem, principalmente quando temos duas pessoas em cena e o foco muda de uma para a outra. Mas em outros momentos, parece apenas um artifício técnico sem importância narrativa.  

Outro problema é a trilha sonora de Thomas Newman , que é excessiva e ainda deixa um pouco de lado o tema clássico de  Monty Norman . Neste sentido, também decepciona a música-tema de  Sam Smith , "Writting´s On The Wall", que acaba prejudicando uma abertura visualmente atraente e servindo quase como um anticlímax. 

Ainda assim, o filme oferece um bom entretenimento e irá saciar a vontade dos fãs de reencontrar James Bond e seu universo clássico. Poderia apenas oferecer mais elementos não necessariamente novos, mas que tirassem a trama do lugar comum.

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Comentários

  • Ronaldo Cesar Esse filme é bonzinho, achei inferior ao anterior em quesito de vilão, o ator não interpretou muito bem esse papel como vilão principal na minha opinião, já a participação de Dave Bautista foi muito superficial e ele falou poucas palavras o que deixou o vilão com um ar de ciborgue, morreu e uma forma muito simples, em relação a enredo achei um pouco inferior a do SkyFall, a melhor parte do filme foi a super explosão sem duvidas a melhor cena em de todos os filmes da franquia.Nota: 7,1
  • Ken Kaneki Para mim esses filmes novos 007 com daniel craig é um reboot de toda a franquia e tão enganando o povo dizendo que não, e se vcs perceberem o 007 novo é mistura dos antigos filmes tem até cenas repetidas a do 007 contra Goldfinger a mesma cena da moça que morreu neste filme estava coberta de de pó de ouro pelo corpo e a do quantum of solage com petróleo é tudo reboot para renovar a franquia e enganar o povo o filme contra a spectre seria a primeira aparição Ernst Stavro Blofeld mais só no filme 007 só se vive duas vezes ele viu ele pessoalmente e no filme 007 a serviço secreto de Sua Majestade já sem a sua cicatriz ele fez uma plastica por assim dizer, tirando que a personagem M é a mesma do 007 do pierce brosnan que seria impossível ja que ela seria primeira chefe dele morta no filme skyfall, o final 007 contra a spectre com Bond deixando de ser 007 e indo junto com seu novo amor é mesma coisa do filme 007 a serviço secreto de Sua Majestade então estamos vendo um reboot total da franquia acho um desrespeito com os filmes clássicos

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2015, Action/Adventure, 2h 28m

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Spectre nudges Daniel Craig's rebooted Bond closer to the glorious, action-driven spectacle of earlier entries, although it's admittedly reliant on established 007 formula. Read critic reviews

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A cryptic message from the past leads James Bond (Daniel Craig) to Mexico City and Rome, where he meets the beautiful widow (Monica Bellucci) of an infamous criminal. After infiltrating a secret meeting, 007 uncovers the existence of the sinister organization SPECTRE. Needing the help of the daughter of an old nemesis, he embarks on a mission to find her. As Bond ventures toward the heart of SPECTRE, he discovers a chilling connection between himself and the enemy (Christoph Waltz) he seeks.

Rating: PG-13 (Language|Intense Sequences of Action|Sensuality|Some Disturbing Images|Violence)

Genre: Action, Adventure, Mystery & thriller

Original Language: English

Director: Sam Mendes

Producer: Michael G. Wilson , Barbara Broccoli

Writer: John Logan , Neal Purvis , Robert Wade , Jez Butterworth

Release Date (Theaters): Nov 6, 2015  wide

Release Date (Streaming): Jul 24, 2016

Box Office (Gross USA): $200.1M

Runtime: 2h 28m

Distributor: Sony Pictures Entertainment

Production Co: Danjaq Productions, Eon Productions Ltd., Columbia Pictures, MGM, Sony Pictures Entertainment

Sound Mix: Dolby Digital

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Daniel Craig

Christoph Waltz

Léa Seydoux

Ralph Fiennes

Monica Bellucci

Ben Whishaw

Naomie Harris

Dave Bautista

Andrew Scott

Rory Kinnear

Jesper Christensen

Alessandro Cremona

Marco Sciarra

Stephanie Sigman

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Neal Purvis

Robert Wade

Jez Butterworth

Michael G. Wilson

Barbara Broccoli

Callum McDougall

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Hoyte Van Hoytema

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Film Editing

Thomas Newman

Original Music

Dennis Gassner

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Christopher Lowe

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Andrew Bennett

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Ben Collins

Mark Harris

Neal Callow

Anna Pinnock

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Visually stylish and a nice homage to the 60s Bond movies, neatly tying together plot points from the previous Daniel Craig bond movies, but felt quite pedestrian, I never really felt anything for any of the characters: things just happened without any excitement or emotion. At least it wasn't too silly, but again lacked humour.

007 contra spectre resumo

One of the most obvious characteristics of the Bond series is that each instalment of the franchise can sit on its own. Modern audiences are asked to believe that the character has been the same age for more than 50 years, and the series has bent or tinkered with its conventions ever so slightly as the decades have rolled past in order to stay relevant. While this has kept the Bond series as a whole firmly in the realms of fantasy, it has allowed individual entries in the series to push for something more gritty or realistic; if it works, it's embraced and carried forward, and if not the series reverts to type with very few tears. Since the franchise was effectively rebooted with Casino Royale, an approach more becoming of comic books has been employed: different writers and directors come in and somehow try to stitch all the character's actions together into an overarching narrative. Doctor Who, Sherlock and Star Wars have all shown that this is not an easy thing to pull off, and it's harder still to convince an audience that such an undertaking was always intentional. Spectre attempts to tie together the events of its predecessors with a story about chickens coming home to roost - and while there is much to applaud about Sam Mendes' film, it is also riddled with problems. The first such problem is the amount of emphasis given to each of the previous films. You would imagine that any story which seeks to claim that the events of Casino Royale, Quantum of Solace and Skyfall were all an elaborate means to bring us to this point would place an equal weight on each instalment and the events therein. Instead, Quantum of Solace has been practically airbrushed out of history; besides the odd mention of Quantum, we get no reference to its plot and Dominic Greene is never seen on camera. The refusal to even hint at it is too constant a factor for it to be an accident; it is as though the whole production threw up their hands, admitted that it was terrible, and then asked us to forget that it ever existed. A related problem is that the script for Spectre is deeply conflicted, especially when it comes to the film's female characters. Madeleine Swann is written like two completely different people who have been composited; one moment she's being icy cold, compelling and giving Bond a run for his money with a gun, the next she's being captured for the umpteenth time and needing to be rescued. For all the steps forward that the Daniel Craig era has taken, it still can't resist a damsel in distress. None of the women in Spectre are given a fair crack of the whip. Even if we put Léa Seydoux to one side, that still leaves us with Monicca Bellucci. The film has a great opportunity here, casting an older woman with the promise of a deeper relationship. Instead, she gets five minutes of screen time to look scared, sleep with Bond and then leave. Dressing her in stockings is at best a nod back to Teri Hatcher in Tomorrow Never Dies and at worst just lazy fanservice. Not every woman in Bond's life has to be helpless without him, and the series has been at its best when the women are equal to him - either in a fetishistic way, like Xenia Onatopp or Bambi and Thumper, or something more mature and three-dimensional. Then there are the villains to consider. Sherlock's Andrew Scott waltzes through the whole film like he has "bad guy" tattooed on his forehead, but at least he's fully committed to what he is doing. Christoph Waltz, meanwhile, is completely underwhelming as Blofeld. Having Bond and Blofield as adopted brothers is workable, but Waltz can't decide whether to play it as the Jew Hunter from Inglorious Basterds or as a straight-up pantomime. He seems uncomfortable in the costume, looking like Hyman Roth in The Godfather Part II but without the threat. Either it's just a bad performance, or Mendes didn't know what he wanted from the character. Further evidence of a confused director can be found in the torture scene. The rope torture and poisoning scenes in Casino Royale were justified; they were both an effective means of moving to a grittier style and a meaningful way of showing Bond's vulnerability. Torture has been used as a novelty in Bond films before - there's a lot of it in the Brosnan era, whether Xenia's thighs in Goldeneye or the neck-breaking chair in The World Is Not Enough. But here it feels all too routine, as if Mendes said: "We need a torture scene here" and then got the specifics from a trip to the dentist. Like Skyfall before it, Spectre makes a number of conscious nods to its back catalogue. There's a lot more references to the Connery era this time around, with the DB5 and the gadgets on the DB10 nodding to Goldfinger, and Blofeld's cat and base borrowing heavily from You Only Live Twice. The sequence on the train is essentially a more stereoidal take on the train fight in From Russia with Love, and Swann's appearance particularly in the dining car is strongly influenced by Tatiana Romanova. But unlike its predecessor, these references are here for their own sake rather to make any attempt at justifying the franchise's longevity. There are a lot of plot details in Spectre which don't make sense or which are disappointing - another probable consequence of having four writers. The DNA scan on the Spectre ring is both a very arbitary gadget and a contrived plot device, asking us to accept both the technology and the fact that all the people involved would have worn the same ring. Then there's the ease with which Bond is able to blow up Blofeld's base, or the comparable ease with which Blofeld is able to wire up the whole of the MI6 building without anyone noticing. The final act is deeply anticlimatic, falling emotionally short where The Bourne Ultimatum hit a home run. In the midst of all these niggles, flaws and frustrations, there is an awful lot about Spectre which can be enjoyed, at least in the moment. For all its concessions to cliché, the film does make some interesting points about our increasingly surveillance-driven world and how easily it can be manipulated. The set-pieces are beautifully filmed, with Mendes lending excellent coverage to both the car chases and the long opening shot in Mexico. If you only watch Bond films for the car chases and fight scenes, rest assured they are still exhilirating enough to allow you to gloss over the plot holes. There are also improved performances within the supporting cast. Ben Whishaw's Q in Skyfall was essentially Brains from Thunderbirds, but here he becomes more rounded and appealingly tetchy. It's a different Q from Desmond Llewellyn's, but it still feels like a kindred spirit. Ralph Fiennes was always going to have a hard job following Judi Dench as M, but here he rises to the occasion, taking the tension he exhibited in In Bruges and bringing along some devil-may-care attitude for the ride. The best aspect of Spectre, however, is the scene involving Mr White - if nothing else because it is the most effective at tying up a part of the overarching story. There's a wonderfully bleak, pathos-ridden quality to the scene, with one man utterly defeated and the other delaying the inevitable. The writing is unpredictable but coherent, with Craig and Jesper Christiansen dualling brilliantly and the latter giving a sad, dead-eyed performance. Hoyte von Hoytema, who shot Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy, does a fantastic job, contrasting the dark, oppresive colours in the cabin with the stark, deathly white of the snow. Spectre is a watchable slice of the Bond saga which pales in regard to two of the three films which preceded it. It's still heaps better than Quantum of Solace, if only because it always has a rough idea of where it is going even during its moments of writing conflict. But while its visual spectacle can give Casino Royale and Skyfall a run for their money, it doesn't have either the brains or the heart to rise above them. Bond fans will embrace it, but the rest of us will be expecting more effort next time around.

This is the movie that fans wanted to be even better than the critically acclaimed "Skyfall" that was released back in 2012. This movie clearly isn't that sequel! However, it really is a movie that can be enjoyable if you watch it with the right audience. If you watch it with the most die-hard Bond fans, this movie probably isn't for you, but if you just love Bond and love spy films, this movie is definitely something that you should check out. Daniel Craig once again proves why he was chosen back in 2006 and Christoph Waltz (who probably wasn't the Bond villain everyone was hoping for) shows why he is one of the best actors out there right now.

Every couple of years we get to go to the movies and hear the immortal words "Bond is back!". It's been 53 years since Sean Connery stepped into the role that he made iconic or made him an icon. That is a debate for a later time. Six Bonds later and the franchise still delivers enjoyable adventures that span the globe (with the occasional dud). Spectre is officially the 24th film and it really harkens back to the Bond of 30 years ago. The previous three films have built to this point in which Bond (Daniel Craig) has found that there is a huge criminal syndicate called Spectre that has been behind the events going all the way back to Casino Royale. Spectre represents a series of events in which Bond attempts to pull back the curtain and expose the puppet master in the form of Ernst Stravo Blofeld (Christophe Waltz). What's interesting about Spectre is that after 45 years of legal wranglings James Bond finally gets to face his arch nemesis. Blofeld is a characters that has never been played by the same actor twice and Christophe Waltz is a wonderful return for the character. Cold, calculated evil delivered. Craig once again fits into Bond and exudes that dark, brooding Bond. Some have mentioned the Roger Moore era of Bond being represented in this film, but Craig keeps the film grounded. Each Bond is his own man, yet the same man. Bringing us to the story, it once again leads to world control. Not from nukes or space stations, but information. We live in an information age. Our bogeymen sit at computer screens now. Who is on the other end of that camera watching you.Bond stories tend to recycle themselves, but amazingly most of them hold up. Spectre is a very good follow up to the almost perfect Skyfall. What's enjoyable about James Bond films, particularly when comparing films with the Bournes and Mission: Impossibles out there. Each individual Bond film makes its own mark, be it in villains, locales, or general bad assery. Other spy franchise seem to blend together, creating a murky identity when trying to remember what film had this or that happen. Bond has never had that problem and it's one of the many reasons that these films endure and continue to endure.

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'007': La historia de SPECTRE, explicada

Repasamos la trayectoria, los villanos y los secuaces que han pasado por la mítica organización terrorista.

La nueva entrega cinematográfica de James Bond devuelve a la primera línea a la organización criminal por antonomasia del género de espías: SPECTRE , de la que no teníamos noticias desde los tiempos de la controvertida 'Nunca digas nunca jamás' ( Irvin Kershner , 1983)... es decir, más de treinta años.

'Spectre'

¿Conocemos realmente qué es SPECTRE? ¿Qué villanos han formado parte de ella? ¿Quién la ha dirigido, ahora y antes? Quizá nosotros no tengamos (aún) licencia para matar, pero hemos buceado en los archivos del MI6 y nos hemos encontrado con un dossier de lo más completo que desclasificamos aquí y ahora, sólo para vuestros ojos.

Historia de la organización SPECTRE

Orígenes

Hay que remontarse a los años sesenta del pasado siglo para oír hablar por primera vez de Special Executive for Counterintelligence, Terrorism, Revenge and Extortion o SPECTRE (en inglés): es decir, Ejecutivo Especial Para el Contraespionaje, Terrorismo, Venganza y Extorsión. Nació genuinamente en las páginas de 'Operación Trueno' de la mano del autor Ian Fleming, si bien el universo fílmico le dio un recorrido diferente y mucho más amplio, surgiendo en la primera aventura cinematográfica del ' Agente 007 contra el Dr. No ' ( Terence Young , 1962) y apareciendo en otras seis más hasta la ya mencionada película apócrifa de Kershner .

Objetivos

Está claro que lo que SPECTRA busca es el dominio del mundo , valiéndose para ello de extorsiones a gran escala y operaciones paramilitares. Sin embargo, rara vez busca la confrontación directa: surgida de los tiempos de la Guerra Fría en su máximo apogeo, la organización intenta provocar la inestabilidad total entre las dos grandes superpotencias (EE.UU. y URSS), y, tras su mutua destrucción, hacerse así con el control real del planeta. Para ello, parece contar con innumerables recursos técnicos, logísticos y económicos de sospechosa (pero nunca explícitamente clara) procedencia.

Líderes

El primer (y genuino) cabecilla de SPECTRA fue Ernst Stavro Blofeld , presentado en la novela 'Operación Trueno' y en la película ' Desde Rusia con amor ' ( Terence Young , 1963). Sin embargo, tanto en esta como en ' Operación Trueno ' (la película, también de Young, 1965), Blofeld oculta su rostro y tan sólo le vemos de espaldas, acariciando a su inseparable gato; no se descubriría hasta ' Sólo se vive dos veces ' ( Lewis Gilbert , 1967) con las facciones de Donald Pleasence . Posteriormente, Blofeld ha sido encarnado en la gran pantalla por Telly Savalas en ' 007 al servicio secreto de su majestad británica ' ( Peter R. Hunt , 1969); Charles Gray en ' Diamantes para la eternidad ' ( Guy Hamilton , 1971); y Max Von Sydow en ' Nunca digas nunca jamás '.

Los rumores atribuían a Christoph Waltz este papel en 'Spectre', pero tendrás que ver la película para descubrirlo.

Secuaces

En la nómina de SPECTRA encontramos un buen número de malvados de todo género y condición. Once eran los miembros del consejo, cuyo escalafón venía marcado en número descendiente. Así, Blofeld era también conocido como Número 1 ; el italiano Emilio Largo ( Adolfo Celi en el cine) era su lugarteniente, Número 2, en ' Operación Trueno '; Número 3 recayó en la excoronel soviética Rosa Klebb ( Lotte Lenya ), y fue jefa de operaciones de la organización en ' Desde Rusia con amor '. Otros relevantes: Kroonsteen ( Vladek Sheybal ), director de planificación y Número 5 ('Desde Rusia con amor'); Jacques Bouvar ( Bob Simmons ), Número 6 en 'Operación Trueno'; o Helga Brandt ( Karin Dor ), asesina a sueldo y Número 11 en ' Sólo se vive dos veces ')

Otros miembros relevantes: Dr. Julius No ( Joseph Wiseman ), primer némesis cinematográfico de 007; Red Grant ( Robert Shaw ) en 'Desde Rusia con amor'; la ya citada Irma Bunt ( Ilse Steppat ) en ' 007 al servicio secreto de su majestad británica '; o el Sr. Osato ( Teru Shimada ) de 'Sólo se vive dos veces'.

Actualidad

Con el paso de los años, autores de la serie Bond que tomaron el relevo a Fleming introdujeron nuevos villanos que se hicieran con el control de un SPECTRE resurgido. Es el caso de la propia hija de Blofeld, Nena Bismaquer , en la novela ' For Special Services ', a la que le seguiría Tamil Rahani en ' Role of Honour ' y ' Nobody Lies Forever '. En ' Blast From The Past ', secuela literaria de 'Sólo se vive dos veces', los mandos de la organización los tomaría Irma Bunt, antigua asistente de Blofeld. La organización tuvo un relanzamiento virtual en el año 2004, en el videojuego ' GoldenEye: Rogue Agent '. Todos los indicios apuntan a que Oberhauser , interpretado en el cine por Christoph Waltz , pudiera ser el nuevo líder de SPECTRE en el film homónimo de Sam Mendes .

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'Spectre': La sombra del pasado

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'Spectre': Daniel Craig afirma que "James Bond es un misógino"

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Tráiler Final Español 'Spectre'

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SPECTRE Explained: A Guide To James Bond’s Latest Adventure

Daniel Craig’s 007 is back… and this time he’s bringing a ton of plot threads with him.

SPECTRE opens this weekend and is set to follow up on Skyfall ‘s massive popularity. Still, the film very much expects you to be familiar with Bond’s previous outings. While we created a handy guide for watching all the relevant Bond films, you may not have the time to go through 50 years of espionage.

Well, not to worry. If you’re wondering what SPECTRE is and why they’ve chosen to wear octopus rings, we’ve got you covered.

Except maybe the thing about the octopus rings.

*SPECTRE SPOILERS BELOW*

Alright, who is this James Bond guy?

Bond

He’s an orphan who was conscripted into the world of British espionage after his parents died in a climbing accident. But there was a period of time after his parents died and before he became a spy that he was taken in by the Oberhauser family. He became a surrogate brother to Franz Oberhauser, who may have a few sociopathic tendencies (which, you guessed it, will totally come back later).

Anyway, Bond was promoted to the elite spy rank of 00 Agent in Casino Royale , and his first mission ended in the death of his true love Vesper Lynd. That pretty much sealed his fate as a misogynistic, nationalistic, martini drinking bad ass.

So, this film takes place after that?

Yes. Casino Royale is the first film. The second, Quantum of Solace , features Bond getting revenge for Vesper and uncovering a vast criminal organization called Quantum. The third, Skyfall , is a more personal film that follows Bond protecting his mentor M (Judi Dench) from a rogue MI6 agent, Mr. Silva, obsessed with killing her.

At the end of Skyfall , Bond and M make a stand against Silva at Bond’s parent’s old estate. The estate is destroyed and Silva is killed, but unfortunately M dies in Bond’s arms.

So, how long after Skyfall does SPECTRE take place?

A few weeks at most.

What’s Bond been up to since Skyfall?

Hunting, apparently. It seems after M’s death, she sent Bond a video message in the mail (in a cameo we kinda sorta called ) telling him to track down a man named Marco Sciarra and kill him.

bond dead

Well, Bond has found him in Mexico City during the Day of the Dead celebration. So, in an unsanctioned operation, Bond attacks Sciarra as he’s arranging to blow up a stadium. Bond eventually chases him to a helicopter where he steals an octopus ring from his finger before throwing him to his death.

An octopus ring?

Like we said, we’re not really in a position to judge villain fashion. But it’s definitely a clue Bond needs to follow up on.

So, how does MI6 feel about Bond’s after school activities?

Well, they’re pretty darn pissed. The new M (Ralph Fiennes) indefinitely suspends Bond from field duty. It seems M has been having some trouble lately, as MI6 and MI5 have been consolidated in preparation to join an international joint intelligence service. That means M is going to have a much harder time keeping Bond’s off books adventures secret when the rest of the world is breathing down his neck.

M

What’s the deal with this new intelligence service?

Well, it’s a privately funded (never a good sign) program that would meld nine country’s intelligence services into one program. It’s supposedly  nice because everyone would be able to freely share intel and resources.

The problem is, this new intelligence initiative is run by a guy Bond not-so-lovingly refers to as C (we’ll let you imagine what that one stands for). C thinks field agents, including those in the 00 program, are obsolete. He wants to replace them with drones and eliminate the human element of espionage entirely.

So, Bond’s been fired and it looks like he can never get his job back. What does he do?

Well, Judi Dench didn’t just want Bond to kill Sciarra. She wanted him to attend the funeral too. So, Bond’s off to Rome… but not before getting an explosive watch from Q.

Oh, yeah, and Bond also steals 009’s gadget filled Aston Martin DB10.

DB10

Because Bond’s a glorious, unapologetic asshole.

We’re sure he’ll get over it.

So, what happens at this funeral?

Bond meets the newly widowed Mrs. Lucia Sciarra, who tells Bond about the criminal organization her husband belonged to in exchange for protection and a tumble in the sheets.

And, it so happens that organization is having a meeting that night.

Bond’s gonna crash a party, isn’t he?

Does Bond know how to do anything else at a party?

Good point.

Indeed. So, Bond wears that octopus ring and manages to get in to a secret meeting. It turns out this organization has been upping terrorist attacks, including the one that was going to take place in Mexico City.

SPECTRE meeting 2

That’s when Bond’s surrogate brother Franz Oberhauser shows up. Turns out he’s at the very top of this organization… and he’s none too happy about Bond interfering with Mexico City.

What does he do?

He has his henchmen Mr. Hinx stab a guy’s eyes out with his thumbs.

That’s disgusting.

Don’t worry. Mr. Hinx cleans up with a hanky. He’s proper like that.

What happens next?

Well, Bond overhears the organization talking about some guy named “The Pale King,” but that’s the last bit of info he gets.

Why is that?

Because Oberhauser recognizes Bond and calls him out.

Yeah, Bond is pretty surprised by that one.

So, Bond runs his ass off, yeah?

car chase

Right into the sweet embrace of 009’s DB10. Unfortunately, Mr. Hinx is right behind him in a Janguar X-X75 sports car. So, Bond decides to break out the gadgets… only there’s a problem.

What’s that?

Most of the gadgets don’t work. Bond stole the car before they could be installed properly.

Unfortunate.

Understatement of the year.

Bond calls Moneypenny and has her search for The Pale King. It turns out that’s an alias for Mr. White , head of the Quantum organization Bond went after in Quantum of Solace . It seems  Quantum was just a small branch of this bigger organization .

He has time to do research during the car chase? That doesn’t sound like he’s in a lot of danger. 

To be fair, the car’s bulletproof.

*sigh* Alright, how does Bond escape Mr. Hinx?

Bond discovers the car’s ejector seat works just fine, so he triggers that and makes a clean(ish) gettaway.

So, Bond goes to find Mr. White?

white

Yup. He finds him hiding in Austria dying of Thallium poising. It seems Mr. White’s old friends didn’t want him leaving after he decided he didn’t want any part of their new edict which involved hurting women and children.

Wait a second, wasn’t Mr. White directly involved in the extortion and murder of Vesper Lynd in Casino Royale because he was trying to get millions of dollars to an African warlord who was shown to have child soldiers?

Um… yes. Maybe he turned over a new leaf?

… right. Anything else? 

Mr. White has been hiding his daughter, Madeline Swann, from his old friends. White agrees to give Bond a new clue if he’ll protect his daughter. Bond agrees, then gives White his gun to commit suicide with rather than die slowly.

Does Mr. White do it?

What’s the new clue.

He tells Bond to go to L’Americain, but doesn’t specify who or what it is.

Bummer. What does Bond do next?

He finds Dr. Swann in a medical facility in the Austrian Alps. It turns out she hates her dad and really doesn’t want to go with Bond.

Can’t he try to charm her or something?

Swann

She is impervious.

So, what does Bond do?

He goes to the bar, of course. That’s where Q meets up with him.

Wait, Q? Wasn’t it stated in Skyfall that he hates to fly?

Well, Bond has put his career in jeopardy (again), and Q’s so pissed he’s willing to brave the friendly skies to convince Bond to give up the chase and come home.

That doesn’t work, does it.

Nope. Bond gives Q the octopus ring to analyze, then heads after Dr. Swann who’s been taken by Mr. Hinx.

How did Mr. Hinx find her?

This organization has tapped into the computers of MI6 (among other agencies). Anything they look up, the bad guys know about. Moneypenny looked up Mr. White’s location… so Mr. Hinx found him and stole his camera tapes to watch his conversation with Bond.

Oops. Does Bond get her back?

plane

It takes a crashed plane and a few totaled cars, but yup. He gets her back and convinces her to help him. She tells Bond and Q the organization after them is called SPECTRE and they’re super evil and stuff.

Q also discovers DNA from every recent Bond villain on the ring, which includes Le Chiffre ( Casino Royale ), Dominic Greene ( Quantum of Solace ), and Raoul Silva ( Skyfall ).

Wait a second… they all wore that ring?

How’s that possible.

Presumably, they all wore it at one point or another.

Quantum of Solace took place directly after Casino Royale. How’d they get the ring to Mr. Greene right after Le Chiffre died? For that matter, did they even wear rings in those movies?

le chiffre

Isn’t it a little convenient that in this massive organization the three exact guys who have taken on Bond all wore the same ring?

Yes, but fan service must be paid.

At the expense of logic?

It’s a burden we all have to bear.

Alright, what happens next?

Swann takes Bond to L’Americain, which is actually a hotel in Morocco Mr. White visited every year. There, they find a secret room full of SPECTRE records… including a video of an interrogation of Vesper Lynd.

Does Bond watch it?

No. He gets distracted by map coordinates in the African desert. It looks like there’s a secret base there. So, they take a train there. As they’re having dinner, Mr. Hinx attacks them.

train fight

How’d he find them?

Because we need an action scene right now.

Fine. Do they kill him?

Yes, they throw him out of the speeding train.

Do they say “No ticket” afterward?

bond swann kiss

Nope. They engage in adrenaline fueled fornication.

So much for her being impervious.

Just out of curiosity… is anything happening back in england.

Yup. M, his assistant Tanner, Q, and Moneypenny all know something is up with SPECTRE, but C doesn’t care. The new joint intelligence program will go live in 72 hours, which means the end of the 00 section. M tells the rest they can’t help Bond, since it’s clear SPECTRE can track everything they do.

It’s all in Bond’s hands.

What happens with him?

train station

He and Dr. Swann get off their train, then are taken by chauffeur to SPECTRE’s compound in the middle of a crater.

Wait, SPECTRE just transports them over in style?

If that’s the case, why did they have mr. hinx just try to murder them on their way over.

Um. Because we needed an action scene? It’s possible Mr. Hinx hadn’t had any new contact with SPECTRE was just following his original orders.

… Fine. What happens next?

Oberhauser meets them, and reveals to Bond he’s pretty pissed that Papa Oberhauser liked him so much, which is why he killed his own dad. Apparently, Oberhauser faked his death and changed his name to Ernst Stavro Blofeld, because Franz Oberhauser wasn’t complicated enough to pronounce.

oberhauser

He tells Bond that the joint intelligence program is actually funded by SPECTRE (told you) and C is their operative. They’ve been increasing terrorist attacks to convince countries to join in, but this new program will actually just give all the information they collect straight to SPECTRE, which will be all powerful.

Wait a second. Can’t SPECTRE already tap into almost every camera ever and view the movements of everyone anyway?

So why do they need this plan.

Um… well… you can never have too much information we suppose.

Uh… huh.

In our defense, they’re totally evil. We know this because they torture Bond.

How do they torture him?

They strap him into a chair that allows you to perform selective lobotomies. Apparently, Blofeld heard that Bond is impervious to having his testicles slapped with a rope.

So, Bond gets… lobotomized?

Well, Blofeld targets his memory center and drills a hole in it. But, it seems that doesn’t take away his memory at all.

Um… why not?

Because he’s impervious.

You keep using that word…

How about… because he’s James Bond?

We’re just throwing science out the window, aren’t we?

bond

Speaking of throwing, Bond has Dr. Swann chuck his explosive watch which allows them to escape. Bond shoots a few guys, then shoots a gas line which blows up the entire facility.

Wait, the entire facility? With one bullet?

Yeah, SPECTRE kinda went discount with their gas lines. Perhaps they hired the same guy who keeps designing villain lairs in movies that don’t have any guardrails.

Does Bond have any trouble escaping at all?

Nope. He kills like eight guys, blows up the facility, and escapes in a helicopter in about two minutes flat.

That’s gotta be a record.

We wouldn’t be surprised.

So Bond goes back to England?

Yup. He meets with M’s gang and tells them SPECTRE’s plan. They set out to stop it, but Dr. Swann decides to leave because she doesn’t want to be part of Bond’s lifestyle despite the fact she now loves him.

It’s even more of a bummer because she and Bond get kidnapped. Bond is taken to the old MI6 building Silva blew up in Skyfall while M’s gang heads off to stop C.

Do they stop him?

Yes. Q stops the program from coming online at the last second. M and C fight, which results in C slipping to his death.

He… slips to his death?

Yes. In his defense there was totally broken glass on the ground.

Alright, plotline resolved. What about Bond?

MI6 2

Bond finds Blofeld in the MI6 building, though he’s now sporting the classic Blofeld scar from the Connery films thanks to that miraculous explosion Bond set off:

Blofeld

He taunts Bond with pictures of Vesper, Judi Dench’s M, and his past villains. He then tells Bond Dr. Swann is in the building, which is rigged to blow in three minutes. He can either escape and live in pain, or try to rescue her and probably die.

Does he try to rescue her?

Yup. He finds her tied up in M’s old office. They escape just in the nick of time on a boat and chase after Blofeld’s helicopter, which Bond brings down with his pistol.

Bond’s bullets are incredibly powerful and accurate in this movie.

Bond boat

Yeah, especially considering Bond has a bum shoulder and totally botched his marksmanship test in Skyfall , which took place just a few weeks ago.

So, the helicopter crashes?

Yup, onto the Westminster Bridge. But, this being a Bond film Blofeld survives. Bond catches up to him, as does M’s gang.

Does Bond kill Blofeld?

Well, Blofeld certainly tries to taunt Bond into doing so, but Bond is —

 — don’t say impervious.

We don’t care. don’t say it..

Okay. Bond tells Blofeld he has better things to do and leaves him to be arrested by M.

Because that’s what a mainstream action hero does. After killing everyone who works for the bad guy, you repeatedly try and fail to kill the bad guy. Then, when you finally have him at your mercy, you let him live to appease mainstream moral values.

skyfall car

Yup, then Bond drives off with Dr. Swann in his newly repaired Aston Martin DB5 from Skyfall .

So, he’s given up his spy life?

It seems that way.

Will we ever see him back in action?

Well, if the franchise has taught us anything… it’s that somehow… someway… James Bond will return.

Also, impervious.

The report that they all had the ring in common was a toxicology report, presumably from their blood. So rather than one piece they all wore, I got the impression it was a unique alloy that showed traces in all of the wearers’ blood. It was a shorter leap than the Brotherhood of the Traveling Jewelry…

“Brotherhood of the Traveling Jewelry”, nice!

I believe you’re right.

Thanks for this – I enjoyed the films but didn’t remember anything about any of them. All this time barely pieced together that they were related.

Great and funny article at the same time, but more importantly it is highlighting few main plot holes of the film. I personally think that Spectre could be a much better movie, but Mendes was certainly out of ideas. Being someone who is not a big fan of Daniel Craig’s Bond, I must say that he has done a fabolous job and finally looking good after three movies to take the character of 007 back to classic Connery era. I also really loved few exceptional causal pieces Craig wore during the whole but especially the John Varvatos Suede Racer Jacket he wore in the finale!

Another hypothesis of how the DNA of several villains was on the ring is that Marco Sciarra was so awestruck when he first met his peers that he never washed his hands after shaking all of theirs.

Loved that article, watched the movie yesterday and have to say that it is my second 007 film after Casino Royale. I think Daniel Craig has improved a lot, he looks as gorgeous as Connery in Spectre, its a good idea to putt on white dinner suit to pay homepage to the classic 007 movies but I still believe that Casino Royale tuxedo was certainly the best one in all Craig’s outings. Although the movie has some plot holes but its still a pleasurable experience seeing Blofeld back with fantastic henchman

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On a rogue mission in Mexico City Bond kills an assassin. Back in London, Bond is grounded by M but confides in Moneypenny that he was acting on orders from the previous M before she died. Bond travels to Rome and infiltrates a secret meeting, but their leader Franz Oberhauser, reveals Bond’s presence. The terrifying Hinx pursues Bond in a car chase. In Austria, Bond meets his old nemesis Mr White and makes a promise to keep Mr White’s daughter safe in exchange for leading him to Oberhauser. The daughter, Dr Madeleine Swann, is reluctant to help, but after Bond rescues her from Hinx she agrees. She reveals the secret organisation is SPECTRE. Swann leads Bond to Tangier and from there they journey by train to a desert location, Swann makes Bond question the life he has chosen for himself. Hinx appears and a vicious fight ensues. At a high-tech facility in the desert Bond and Swann meet Oberhauser, He amasses information to manipulate events and is about to gain control of a global surveillance network. After Oberhauser tortures Bond and reveals himself to be Ernst Stavro Blofeld, Bond and Swann escape and destroy the base. In London Bond debriefs M, is captured by Blofeld, then rescues Swann. Bond has the opportunity to kill Blofeld but decides to let him live. Bond joins Swann, leaving his old life behind.

Daniel Craig, Christoph Waltz, Léa Seydoux, Ralph Fiennes, Monica Bellucci, Ben Whishaw, Naomie Harris, Dave Bautista, Andrew Scott, Rory Kinnear, Jesper Christensen

Michael G. Wilson Barbara Broccoli

Release Date

26 October 2015 (UK) 6 November 2015 (USA)

World Premiere

26 October 2015, The Royal Albert Hall, London

Pinewood Studios, London locations, UK; Lake Altaussee, Obertilliach and Sölden, Austria; Rome, Italy; Mexico City, Mexico; Tangier, Erfoud and Sahara desert, Morocco

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  • Smart Blood tracking device
  • Omega Seamaster 300 with two-tone NATO strap. Built in explosive charge with a one-minute timer
  • Blofeld’s torture chair
  • Nine Eyes Surveillance System
  • Laser microphone attached to Bond’s gun
  • Hinx’s thumbnails

The pre-title Day of the Dead sequence employed 1,520 extras, dressed and made up by 107 different make-up artists, 98 of whom were local. On each working day it took three and a half hours to get the crowd prepared

The Red Bull helicopter that featured in the pre-title sequence is built especially for barrel-rolling and free-diving and piloted by aerobatic pilot Chuck Aaron

Spectre marked the first time Bond has filmed in Rome, Italy

It was also the first time Aston Martin and the Bond production team collaborated on creating a new car designed specifically for the film with the DB10

Stefan Zurcher began looking for appropriate locations in Switzerland, Austria, Italy and France, 12 months before shooting commenced. His first Bond film was On Her Majesty’s Secret Service where he played a Piz Gloria guard. He continued to work on eight more Bond films in different capacities. He is also known as “The Snowman”

The exterior of the Ice Q in Solden was selected for the start of the chase. The main outdoor set was constructed in Obertilliach, a small village with 500 inhabitants in the Austrian Tirol

Two 20 tonne cranes were used in order to simulate the flight in the forest. The plane was 18m wide and the path through the trees was only 20m wide. Special carbon fibre cables were used between the cranes. Laser equipment was used to ensure the one kilometre path through the trees was in a straight line

A snow team of 30 people worked round the clock to guarantee perfect snow conditions on the road and in the forest

Spectre includes a Guinness World Record for the largest on screen explosion (of Blofeld’s lair)

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Spectre won a Guinness World Record Award in 2016 for the largest film stunt explosion. Taking place in Erfoud, Morocco, the blast lasted for over 7.5 seconds.

  • Daniel Craig as James Bond
  • Léa Seydoux as Madeleine
  • Monica Bellucci as Lucia
  • Christoph Waltz as Blofeld
  • Ralph Fiennes as M
  • Naomie Harris as Moneypenny
  • Ben Whishaw as Q
  • Alessandro Cremona as Marco Sciarra
  • Dave Bautista as Hinx
  • Jesper Christensen as Mr. White
  • Andrew Scott as C
  • Rory Kinnear as Tanner
  • Stephanie Sigman as Estrella

Production Design

  • Dennis Gassner

Costume Design

  • Jany Temime
  • Timothy Everest

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