Disappointedly woke, but could have been worse.

Yes, Bond has fallen in love and lost her, or so he thinks, and therefore explains why he has stopped the womanizing. He seems forlorn. Given that reason, I could have lived with that.

One of the rather in your face elements is that Q is now gay as shown by his romantic dinner plans with a he. He never was before so this was unnecessary. At least he was not flamboyant or silly. The character was otherwise played as one would want a highly skilled tech guy to be played.

Moneypenny is black and the replacement 007 is black as well. Ok, fine, but the latter is a woman, and frankly, just does not have the physique of a highly trained agent. Rather too much junk in the trunk. She looks awkward.

Not buying at all that there should ever be a woman 007. Men and women are not interchangeable.

I would never watch a 007 movie with a woman as the lead (and I am a woman).