Reports reveal that Spectre has had a whopping success on its opening day in the UK, additionally breaking the box office record by minting £6.3m on Tuesday.

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The movie has trumped all records for the gross from ticket sales on aTuesday, including its predecessor Skyfall, which raked in £6.2m on a Tuesday.

According to the Guardian, on its opening day on Monday, Spectre earned £4.1m despite only having been run for a few times. The movie went the unconventional route opening on a Monday instead of a Friday.

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Meanwhile, the official film critics of various publications have delivered there verdict on Spectre.

The reviews are mostly favorable save a few exceptions.

"Bond is back and Daniel Craig is back in a terrifically exciting, spectacular, almost operatically delirious 007 adventure - endorsing intelligence work as old-fashioned derring-do and incidentally taking a stoutly pro-Snowden line against the creepy voyeur surveillance that undermines the rights of a free individual. It's pure action mayhem with a real sense of style." -- The Guardian

"Daniel Craig may or may not return as James Bond, but this relatively listless installment raises flags that the secret agent may be a dinosaur in the age of drones and Wikileaks." -- The Wrap

"Sam Mendes' second consecutive Bond outing again passes its physical with flying colors: Ricocheting from London to Rome to Morocco across action sequences of deliriously daft extravagance, the pic accumulates a veritable Pompeii of mighty, crumbling structures. What's missing is the unexpected emotional urgency of "Skyfall," as the film sustains its predecessor's nostalgia kick with a less sentimental bent." -- Variety

"It's a swaggering show of confidence from returning director Sam Mendes and his brilliant cinematographer, Hoyte van Hoytema, who shot Spectre on luxurious 35mm film - a marked change of texture from Skyfall's gleaming digital froideur" --- The Telegraph

Spectre will hit theaters in the US on Nov. 6.

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