JAMES BOND NO TIME TO DIE DEATH SCENE 4K

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[abeditz]

For anyone wondering the song at the end is called final ascent

[linepenciloffice]

"I know, I know" James Bond's last words
It was truly the end of Daniel Craig's era as James Bond 2006 - 2021

[TheAwesomeDarkNinja]

The sad part is the realization that Madeline was right. Spectre was dead. All of Bond's enemies were gone. Finally, he was free from retaliation.

[combatwombat]

It was gut wrenching that he was so close to the rest of his life. A wife, a daughter, no enemies to worry about and a final job well done. Snatched away.

[AltezzaGang]

Craig’s arc was the most tragic one of the series. He lost the woman he loved in Casino Royale, he lost M in Skyfall, and suffered a fate worse than other 007s did — poisoned with nanobots that would kill his daughter and lover if he neared them, thus accepted his fate with a raining cluster of missiles. It hit me the hardest because Craig was my favorite James Bond out of Connery, Moore, Dalton, Lazenby, Brosnan. Going to miss the first blonde 007… hoping this series finds another great actor to step into his their shoes.

[ReubenJRD]

For some reason, it hit me like a train seeing Q try to hold his tears back and turn over to see Bond’s pulse and status. Incredible scene.

[bomblast]

My dad was a James Bond fan and he died a couple of years ago. Seeing this in the theatre was hard. Still is.

[theeyeofra]

This scene hit me in the exact same way that "Logan" hit a lot of X-Men fans 5 years ago. Just like how we grew up with Hugh Jackman as Wolverine, I had grown up with Daniel Craig as my James Bond. Watching this scene was like saying goodbye to a childhood friend.

[boriente]

I love the camera shot of him standing for his final moments. A gentleman and a professional. The dignity and fortitude to die on his feet, looking up after a hard life's work.

[fatman]

Doesn't cower, doesn't try to run. Gets the job done, says what he need to be say to comfort those he's leaving behind, and faces his death head on, on his own terms. Craig pulled off a masterclass conveying the emotions and acceptance of fate in this scene.

[shymachines]

Died saving the world, saving his family, and went out in a blaze of glory. What an ending to the bond series!

[StanvilleBrown]

If you thinks about it, this was a Beautiful way for Bond to die. He couldn't save Vesper, M or Felix. But he kept his family safe and die at Peace.

[matthewbenoit]

I don’t care who the next Bond is. Daniel Craig can’t never be replaced after this masterpiece!

[pezfam]

To me, this scene makes Daniel Craig’s Bond the most badass. He can get shot, tortured, etc. But the only time he could die is when he allowed himself to.

[N-GinAndTonicTM]

I'm not ashamed to admit I cried.

Daniel Craig went from being the most controversial Bond, to one of the best; whose name stands besides Sean Connery in the annuals of media.

Thank you, Mr. Craig.

[gareth]

"Courage isn't the absence of fear but the action in spite of it."

Words that describe James Bond perfectly.

[brentluxford]

I like that scene just before the missiles drop and he is standing tall against the background, a victorious sentinel, even in the face of death. Truly a sad, but fitting end.

[lilythekitty]

Hans Zimmer's music is always full of emotion but is especially heartbreaking here in the final scenes with Q's desperation to help then realising he can't do anything and Bond's final 'Goodbye' It takes me back to Zimmer's music for the dying hero Maximus in Gladiator. Hans Zimmer's exceptional talent is up there with the greatest of them all the late Ennio Morricone.

[Genes]

I grew from a boy till a man under this James Bond, and seeing him die was like saying goodbye to the child within me. Thank you Daniel Craig for the great memories.

[mikebasil]

Daniel Craig deserves an Oscar nomination for this. He is now my favourite James Bond.