No Time to Die

The best James Bond movie. Remember, he's older, retired and is called back into service. The story is excellent and relevant today. The ending is still stuck in my head.

I believe Daniel Craig is the best James Bond there is, and there will ever be. This movie was a perfect way to end his time as James Bond. The storyline and all the action that takes place will keep you on the edge of your seat the entire time. Especially the second half.

Pure Bond action at its finest.

As a parent watching this movie, and knowing what you would go through to protect the ones you love. Tears were shed watching this movie.

The worst movie in the 007 franchise. A boring, predictable, ridiculous movie and far from the soul of what was one of the best James Bond movie franchises

Daniel Craig seemed depressed. Very dull. Paloma was the best scene.

No time to die is a perfect conclusion to the fan favorite era of Daniel Craig. It has the beautiful locations and stylized set pieces, but it packs that along with character arcs and an emotional punch.

Why does Bond, who's been replaced, suddenly care so much about a high tech weapon that's got nothing to do with him? This point made the entire movie seem pointless and it was hard to finish. Its all the same stuff... cut & paste European villages, icey terraines, the trick car, dun ta nah doo doo, random weirdo defeated, kiss the girl.

Finally watched "No Time To Die" the last(?) Daniel Craig era James Bond film. At times it seemed more like a first person shooter game than a movie. A lot of padding. To keep it more crisp, I would have cut about a 1/2 hour worth of corridors and shooting stuff/people.

I love the James Bond saga, and considering that this is the last JB movie with Daniel Craig it did not disappoint - however I'm so sad with them killing him off