With James Bond 007 – Casino Royale, Daniel Craig, who was still viewed skeptically at the time, followed in the footsteps of James Bond for the first time after Pierce Brosnan. The star’s first appearance sparked enthusiasm and led to four sequels, each for the first time in the Bond universe tied together as a big story are.
In James Bond 007: No Time To Die, Craig gives his farewell performance. The action thriller from True Detective and maniac director Cary Joji Fukunaga is the perfect conclusion to an era between bombastic action, spectacular visuals and great emotions. You can now subscribe to Craig’s final Bond film on Sky. *
No Time To Die ended Daniel Craig’s Bond era with a bang
At the beginning of the 007 blockbuster, James Bond asked for a traumatic incident retired from active service with his great love Madeleine Swann (Léa Seydoux) and living comfortably in Jamaica. Here, however, his old friend Felix Leiter (Jeffrey Wright) soon asks him to free a kidnapped scientist.
Bond’s lead soon brings him back to his past as he joins new Double Zero agent Nomi (Lashana Lynch) to battle mysterious villain Safin (Rami Malek), the one dangerous new technology uses.
Watch Yves’ video review of No Time to Die here:
I’m done with James Bond: No Time To Die is a disappointment! | Review
The latest Bond film again leads to the most diverse locations around the world and captivates spectacular action scenes. A highlight, for example, is the appearance of Ana de Armas as the supposedly inexperienced CIA agent Paloma, who suddenly mutates into a witty professional fighter alongside Bond.
At the heart of the film, No Time to Die is nevertheless entirely dedicated to Daniel Craig’s farewell performance. The star’s final 007 mission expands the psychological depth of its predecessors further than ever before, bringing fresh elements to the Bond franchise that have been brought to the series unthinkable decades ago would have been.
This makes James Bond 007 – No Time to Die a bombastic border crosser between classic Bond feeling and clever reinventionwith which Daniel Craig emphatically parted ways with the most famous secret agent in the world.
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