James Bond brings the house down in the final trailer for Spectre, out Nov. 6.  Like in fact, bringing an attractive building down from top to its foundation, literally.

The final trailer for the highly-anticipated "Spectre" has been posted by Sony Pictures Entertainment on Youtube, the new trailer shows more action scenes of James Bond.

'Spectre' theme song, 'Writing's On The Wall' is Sam Smith's masterpiece that has become the first in the history of the franchise to top the charts - despite of being greeted with mixed reviews.

In the film we see, Daniel Craig, as the double-oh-agent in his fourth go-around, fire using a high technology assault rifle of a complex building that starts to fall down upon receiving the impact. As it falls in the direction of our brave man scrambling away on an bordering rooftop, the spy jumps for his life.

"Why did you come? Oscar-winner Christoph Waltz as 007's mysterious nemesis Oberhauser asked to Bond.

Bond replied, "I came here to kill you".

"And I thought you came here to die", said Oberhauser.

Smiling at his enemy Bond said, "Well, it's all a matter of perspec tive"

Just like any Bond film, the video shows firing, punching unknown foes, high speed car chases, explosions and even a helicopter in an extraordinary drum roll.

The Bond films are all well-known for numerous of features as well as the musical accessory. Theme songs have also received Academy Award nominations on different occasions, and one already won.

 "Spectre", also starred with Monica Bellucci, Lea Seydoux, Ralph Fiennes, Andrew Scott and Dave Bautista and others, is due to be released in the UK at the same time with London world premiere on October 26 ahead before it will  hit the US cinemas on November 6 and in India on November 20.