No Time to Die was the first film that I saw in a cinema since Brahms: The Boy II back in March 2020 just before the pandemic started. It was a great experience to sit in a cinema with a decent sized crowd on a Wednesday evening. No Time to Die is the last film to feature Daniel Craig as Bond and boy does the film feel like it. Originally it was supposed to be directed by Danny Boyle before leaving due to creative differences. It had a troubled production which saw the original release date in April 2020 before being pushed to October of that year and then again to April of this year before finally being released now. The main plot is that there is a chemical weapon that affect certain people or do whatever the plot needs it to do and the mastermind is Safin (Rami Malek) who at the start of the film kills a woman and saves a girl who has fallen through the ice that turns out to be Madeline meaning that when the film progresses he’s at least 20 years older than Madeline which is a ...
Reviewing films seen since 2016