No Time to Die, Daniel Craig’s swan song.

 

No Time to Die, a catalyst.

 

*spoiler-heavy for the movie No Time to Die*

 

The news that broke so far concerning Daniel Craig, was he about to put down his suits as the 007, was already known years before. But this movie just proved to us that his figurative death as James Bond never meant martyrdom for the whole movie.

 

The emotional turmoil and roller-coaster that he provided us throughout the years, makes this movie seems like a nice bow to tidying all the story of James Bond. With Specter officers being slain one by one, a greater good sometimes spells as more sinister evil.

 

Rami Malek serves as an agent of order amidst the chaos that Specter tries to unleash upon the world. With the sob backstory and background to having a beautiful, yet deadly access to wealth and study of poisons.

 

On the other hand, newly retired and jumping ships to another intelligence agency, haunted once again by ghosts of the past, or should say Specter in this scenario. James Bond once again had to save the world, even when his life die in the process.

 

Who’s Next?

As far as fans and 007 stans alike, nothing more satisfying than seeing Daniel Craig get the praise that he deserved. But by seeing really big changes that happen with directorial choice and styles of shot that’s presented in No Time to Die, signaling a really big change that’s about come in the 007 camps.

 

With now less espionage-y than its predecessors, but by bringing back a lot of joy and humor of the 90s mixed with Craig’s ruggedness, No Time to Die, really catalyzed what’s next in the James Bond installment.

 

Watch No Time to Die, in theaters now.