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" Daniel Craig&amp;#039;s James Bond stint has provided\u00A0moviegoers with the action movie equivalent of Baskin-Robbins&amp;#039; 31 flavors. Casino Royale is 007 at his most dapper, put together even while chasing parkour criminals across cranes. Quantum of Solace was a circus, ridiculous set piece after ridiculous set piece. Skyfall took a more existential approach\u2014gloomy,\u00A0morose, British. How will this year&amp;#039;s Spectre add to the cavalcade?\u00A0If the film&amp;#039;s\u00A0theme song, &amp;quot;Writing&amp;#039;s on the Wall,&amp;quot; is any indication, it&amp;#039;ll be the Steel Magnolias of spy movies. Bond will cry himself to sleep thinking about feelings and stuff. Plus hot cars. After releasing the\u00A0ballad as a single, Capitol Records has followed it up with\u00A0a music video for &amp;quot;Writing&amp;#039;s on the Wall,&amp;quot; featuring singer Sam Smith sulking at\u00A0a mausoleum and wailing at the moon. It&amp;#039;s all very emotional.\u00A0For rabid fans, there&amp;#039;s a spot of\u00A0new footage teasing Craig and costar L\u00E9a Seydoux&amp;#039;s steamier moments. With Smith&amp;#039;s vocals behind them, their rendezvous looks more like a James Bond version of Titanic. &amp;quot;Draw me like one of your French Bond Girls,&amp;quot; Seydoux probably says. Spectre hits theaters on November 6. Expect more silhouetted nudes in the film&amp;#039;s opening sequence. Because some things never change. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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