No Time to Die - Movie Review

Chris Stuckmann reviews No Time to Die, starring Daniel Craig, Rami Malek, Léa Seydoux, Lashana Lynch, Ben Whishaw, Naomie Harris, Jeffrey Wright, Ana de Armas, Christoph Waltz, Ralph Fiennes. Directed by Cary Joji Fukunaga.

[RahmatTantular]

Just wanna tell you my little story. I remember this movie should've been released last year, and i promised to my dad to take him to watch No Time To Die. Sadly, i lost my father last year 29 September 2020. 366 days later after he's passed this movie released. 1 day after the day my father passed away. And oh boy, i never expected to cry while watching 007. The whole perfect goodbye plot in this movie makes me cry alot. I remembered my dad, he loves watching espionage movie especially 007 and M:I. The last 15 minutes of the movies, all i could think is, "i wish father could see this ending and i wanna know what his reaction". Literally tearjerker. Thanks Dad, thanks 007.

[sowianskiwojownik]

This was the most misleading Bond title in the franchise.

[nathandust]

After I watch this movie I will have to tell myself: “No time to cry”

[テネット-nd]

the little gun barrel scene in the final battle was dope

[blipmachine]

Zimmer's score in the final 10 minutes was phenomenal.

[williamblakehall]

Craig performed the ultimate mission: he outlived the Bourne impact.

[Lukesummers]

I’m not not sure why Rami Malik’s character was motivated to do what he did.

[drewwinslow]

I honestly never felt the long run-time of "No Time To Die".
It came off as a consistently entertaining film.

[XboxJoint]

I left the theater very sad and defeated. Daniel Craig will always be my favorite bond, and he definitely left a great legacy. The first film came out when I was 13 and I’m currently 28, so I feel like a chapter in my youth has been shut. Thank you Daniel❤️

[FinancialShinanigan]

Rewatching Casino Royale as a 30 year old made me understand Le Chiffre's desperation to get out of debt.

[aresa]

I still think Blofeld should've been Bond's final villain. How poetic they could've made the ending, with the two brothers ending each other in a final battle. Safin just feels too...inconsequential. To random.

[zunnilunni]

I loved the last lines, "she has your eyes."

[uneedtherapy]

Daniel Craig will be missed. He brought that grit back to Bond while still maintaining a class and sophistication. Just love that guy!

[kylesmorgabord]

I loved Ana De Armas’s performance! Going into it I expected the typical mysterious new Bond girl, lots of sexual tension, etc.

Then she says she’s 3 weeks into training. I thought wait, they’re going with a klutz angle? Nope!! She’s just an enthusiastic badass who loves her job!

Bond telling her “you were excellent” with such earnest really just capped it off. Great character!

[Haysey_Draws]

Ana de Armas character needs more screen time, she was a delight in this!

[Fogmeister]

One of the cool "little moments" that I really liked was the end of the action sequence with Ana de Armas. Bond turns to her and just says "you're excellent, I look forward to working with you again" then shakes her hand and they part ways.

It just made me enjoy it as a moment between two colleagues who enjoyed working with each other. Rather than the usual thing of Bond throwing them into bed and leaving them the next morning. 😂

[jordinagel]

Basically, this movie was flawed in the plot (and villain) department – some character decisions don’t make much sense, the villain’s final plan is never made clear, his motivation is never addressed, the way Blofeld communicated with the outside world doesn’t make sense – but it’s a very well made film, and you can tell that there is a great deal of respect for the existing characters (and the new ones are, for the most part, well made). Basically, don’t focus on the plot too much, and instead enjoy a beautiful movie which works as a proper and emotional sendoff to one of the best Bonds we ever got.

[rexrogers]

"All I asked for was frickin sharks with frickin laser beams attached to their frickin heads!!"

[TomCamies]

Can we get a spoiler review? There’s a lot to talk about with this one.

[JonathanRodriguez-nznw]

Ana de Armas is amazing, i was so happy she was actually a believable badass given the story. (And for once a likeable Bond girl does not die immediately after being introduced), that said, i did not love what they decided to do to Bond at the end. Otherwise i thoroughly enjoyed it. Happy Daniel Craig had one last hooray after all