Film Review: No Time To Die 'provides blockbuster thrills'
Paul Steward reviews Daniel Craig's final James Bond blockbuster, No Time To Die, calling the film 'a bloated but entertaining slice of spy action'.
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Paul Steward reviews Daniel Craig's final James Bond blockbuster, No Time To Die, calling the film 'a bloated but entertaining slice of spy action'.
For those content to skim along the surface of this long, sprawling, action-packed and unapologetically escapist fantasy, consideration of moral issues will remain as remote as that interminable question: Why shaken, not stirred?
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After multiple pandemic-related delays, No Time To Die finally hit theaters this weekend. The movie marks Daniel Craig's fifth and final turn as James Bond, and it's gotten fairly decent reviews. The movie is currently up on Rotten Tomatoes with an 84% critics score after 291 reviews and an 88% [...]
"No Time to Die" was worth the wait, and the emotional finale to Daniel Craig's run as James Bond should be seen on a big screen.