No Time To Die was indeed a great way to end Daniel Craig’s tenure as James Bond. The film has had some interesting stuff here like: Felix coming back, Bond becoming a broken and wounded character that Craig did, the opening credits giving us a callback to some previous bond films, and even some emotional depth to the story.
I had NTTD on in the background the other day while completing a 3000 piece jigsaw. I really like the flow the movie has. It’s a long movie but the pace feels just about right. I think it’s one of the best showcases of what the Craig era was all about: humanising Bond in a way like never before and pushing boundaries. I was left with the same thought I had after seeing the film for the first time - a lot of care was put in to making it, and it’s the best exit for any Bond actor.
Yep I agree. Despite my problems with NTTD, it’s probably one of the best paced Bond films I can remember. Maximum respect for that. And yes, clearly a lot of love went into making it.