No Time To Die Movie Review: Daniel Craig’s Goodbye Restricts The Welcome Of Few Things!

If this is all about giving a worthy farewell to Daniel Craig, it does that best and that’s because of the lead himself. From an unschooled, uncontrollable agent in Casino Royale to a loving husband, an unloving advocate of killing bad guys, Craig maintains his style as he exits the franchise. Should it have been sooner? Yes! Did I mind the unabashed entertainment on an IMAX screen? Definitely not!

Rami Malek adds nothing extraordinary to the character apart from his delicious accent & made-up scars. His whole act looks like he wants to perform this badly but the character demands to underplay, and that gap impacts the overall feel.

I bet if this wasn’t about the grand Craig finale, Léa Seydoux would’ve got a meatier chunk compared to what she has now. Her character adds substantial things to the story but is overshadowed by Craig’s soon-to-be absence.

Lashana Lynch could be the next Female James Bond everyone is talking about (apart from Craig), but again, her character doesn’t make you wait for what’s coming next. Ana de Armas teases the excitement every time she’s on-screen, but the thing is she’s there just for 10 minutes.