No Time To Die (Cary Joji Fukunaga, October 8, 2021) Movie • Page 57

That sucks, damn.

 

My pitch for the next version of Bond is have it take place in the 60s

 

I need to rewatch OHMSS - one of the best of the old Bond films

 

I really loved most of this, was just a bit disappointed/confused with how the villain was handled.

Ana de Armas was amazing and I'd watch a spin off movie of her character.

 

Gonna get my tickets soon. First movie since SW: TRoS. Wow

 

Lost steam in the middle and Rami Malek was super dull but otherwise I loved it.

Loved the opening and how that first hour or so never let up and kept getting interesting in different ways.

 

Seeing this as an AMC first look on Wednesday! So pumped

 

I absolutely loved this, shook up the series in positive ways while taking far braver decisions than we have seen before in the series. It didn't feel its length at all, the score by Hans Zimmer as well as the inclusion of older music from prior films was well-done and because it felt like a loose remake of my favourite Bond film it came across like the classic era I know and love but crucially without leaning too heavily on its past.

 

Duran Duran being that low is just plain wrong.

 

Don't have much of an opinion on the songs prior to Craig's films but having watched them all over the last week, seeing Sam Smith's song last makes me happy. Hate that song.

 

I find it works fine within the context of the film but it isn't one I would choose to play, not the worst though because Die Another Day exists...

 

Nobody Does It Better is easily top five.

 

Nobody has done it better than Nobody Does It Better

 

Also, I thought this was really fun.

Fucking psyched for more Benoit Blanc next year

 

which one of the Craig films do you feel is necessary to rewatch, if any.

 

So excited for tonight

Also, wonder how many in my theatre will be wearing a mask; I know I will for sure

 

Depends on yourself to be honest because I remember all of his efforts quite vividly and only rewatched Spectre due to my family wanting to see it again. So if you can't quite recall everything in the previous four films I'd recommend watching them again but there isn't much that isn't talked about in-depth in the film anyway in respect to prior events.

 

my theater has a bunch of showings tomorrow night that look like they have lots of open seats for - gonna try to see it tomorrow since im out all weekend and dont wanna miss out on discussion!

 

Going to see this tonight and pretty fucking stoked about it

 

Waiting