Agent 007 "Spectre" mysterious and nostalgic

The first trailer shows the 24th installment of the classic spy blockbuster series in a mystical tone and takes viewers back to the original James Bond atmosphere.

First teaser of "Spectre"

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The first teaser for the 24th James Bond film, Spectre, was released on March 27. There are no explosive action scenes, motorbike or car chases, or epic battle scenes throughout the one-and-a-half-minute trailer. However, the violent, dark atmosphere of the film permeates the teaser.

The teaser begins with James Bond receiving a mysterious message from the past that forces him to retrace his steps to investigate the world's oldest criminal and terrorist organization - Spectre. In the original novel written by Ian Fleming in the 1960s, Spectre was the first terrorist organization that 007 had to face. Also in the new part, James Bond is hesitant about his position in the organization. It seems that James Bond is very likely a double agent, which is partly revealed in the new film.

The James Bond image in the movie poster shows the character wearing the same outfit as the Bond of the 1970s, in Live and Let Die (1973). The atmosphere of the movie also suggests that Spectre may very well blend the real and the transcendent as it did in You Only Live Twice (1967) or A View to A Kill (1985).

The film's teaser also reveals that James Bond will face an alliance of enemies. In addition to the long-standing organization Spectre, Mr. White - the villain from Quantum of Solace and Casino Royale, also returns. He tells Bond in the new trailer: "You are just a kite dancing in a storm." It is possible that the terrorist organization Quantum, led by the villain Mr. White, will ally with the Spectre organization to destroy MI6 as well as Bond.

The new James Bond film will be nostalgic and mysterious.

Forbes claims that the 007 franchise has been successful in part because it has absorbed popular action films from each decade. 1973's Live and Let Die absorbed popular elements of the 1970s' vibrant black-themed films. 1979's Moonraker absorbed the sci-fi elements of Star Wars. Licence to Kill absorbed elements of 1980s muscle action films. Up until 2012's Skyfall, Bond had mixed in digital elements. The latest installment will be very much Bond, nostalgic and mysterious.

The new film also marks a change in the role of spy M. Since Skyfall, star Judi Dench has suffered from vision loss and is unable to portray the head of the British intelligence agency MI6. In Spectre, M is a white male, played by actor Ralph Fiennes. In addition, Christoph Waltz (Django Unchained, Inglourious Basterds) also plays the character of Oberhauser, considered a new villain. Actor Dave Dautista (Guardians of the Galaxy) appears in the film as a stylish and elegant assassin.

The two Bond beauties - Léa Seydoux and Monica Bellucci, have not appeared much in the new teaser. The work of director Sam Mendes will be released on October 23 in the UK and November 6 in North America, the world, as well as Vietnam.

According to VnExpress