The film concludes the series in a satisfying way, despite some pacing issues and an excess of flashbacks featuring various characters. I found it enjoyable, even with those slower moments. It’s good to have reached the end of this chapter. The aerial and underwater sequences were unbelievable—you definitely need to put aside logic for those—but they were also spectacular and exciting. The story felt properly resolved. While it doesn't crack my personal top three – I prefer *Fallout*, the 1996 original, and *Ghost Protocol* – it still provided a more effective ending than what *No Time To Die* delivered for James Bond. It was generally a strong conclusion to the franchise. The music by Max Aruj and Alfie Godfrey was great, as was the cinematography from Fraser Taggert, and Christopher McQuarrie’s direction (also responsible for *Mission:Impossible-Fallout*) was solid. Ultimately, despite those minor flaws, it wraps up the series nicely 8/10.

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