Movie Week #5: No Time To Die: A Perfect Farewell For James Bond's Daniel Craig

If saying I am a big fan of James Bond, will not be true because I only watched some 007 movies. But if saying I am a big fan of James Bond with Daniel Craig, it will be true. Daniel Craig has brought the image of James Bond to a new level. It is no longer about a spy with a license to kill, a ladykiller, a man with guns, and a lover of martini. The audience has seen a different James Bond as a spy with passion and honor, a man who knows what love is, a man who cares for others, and a son of England.

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Casino Royale is the first part of James Bond with Daniel Craig. This is where James Bond was just promoted to be 007 and he was still arrogant and his ego was above everything. But during his mission, he met a girl named Vesper Lynd and she has changed his life forever. She has shown him the value of life, erased the big ego in him, made herself becoming Bond’s love, and died for him. Casino Royale has subsided every upcoming James Bond forever because the audience has seen a different Bond and felt more sympathies for this guy. No Time To Die is the last James Bond movie of Daniel Craig. When I went and watched this movie, it is beyond what I had expected. It had many action scenes, car chasing, hot scenes with Bond’s girl, and for the first time, I cried in a James Bond movie. Because this is the last Daniel Craig’s performance as James Bond, nothing is prepared first. So fasten your seatbelt, it is going to be a bumpy road. It is a perfect farewell. I can see that after so many missions, facing many dangers of villains, James Bond can finally "retire" and enjoy his life with Vesper Lynd, his only love.

No Time To Die, with director Cary Joji Fukunaga, is so perfect in every scene and no scene is excessive because it all leads to the end of No Time To Die. No spoiler here! Cary has done a great job when he recreated many nostalgic references from Casino Royale, Quantum of Solace, Skyfall to Spectre. Seriously, I love this movie, you guys. My cousin said the final movie of Daniel’s James Bond will be the most memorable James Bond movie ever.

Highly Recommend.