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Oct 12, 2021 · No Time to Die’ explained: All your James Bond plot questions answered. How does the bionic eyeball work? And was that really Wallace and Gromit? Written by. Mark Salisbury. Tuesday 12...
- James Bond Dies at The End of No Time to Die
- Why Bond Chooses to Sacrifice Himself
- Safin’s Villain Plan in No Time to Die Explained
- Blofeld’s Secret & Prediction of Bond’s Death
- Why Madeleine Refuses to Tell Bond About His Daughter
- No Time to Die Title’S Real Meaning
- What Happens to Mi6 After Bond’s Death
- What M's Quote For Bond's Funeral Means
- What No Time to Die’s Final Scene with Madeleine & James Bond’s Daughter Means
- How Daniel Craig’s Ending Compares to Other James Bonds’
Ever since Daniel Craig said that he'd rather do himself major injury than return to play James Bond after Spectre, the writing, as the theme song so appropriately put it, has been on the wall. It was always likely that Craig's blue-eyed Bond would go out with a major bang and while the idea of killing off such an institution of a character may see...
The question of why James Bond chooses to sacrifice himself at the end of No Time To Die is particularly loaded: and it comes down to heart. If No Time To Die is the final chapter for Daniel Craig's Bond, the other four entries in his 15-year run could have been called No-One To Die For. After losing Vesper Lynd at the end of Casino Royale and lear...
Safin's plan is where No Time To Die falls down. He is initially presented as a small-scale angel of vengeance - pertinently almost called Lucifer for effect - determined to wipe out Spectre for the traumatic murder of his entire family in front of him. Safin is typically deranged as James Bond villains go, but his personal vendetta rings true righ...
As heavily featured in the No Time To Die trailers, Christoph Waltz's Blofeld threatens James Bond with the knowledge of Madeleine's secret that will "be the death of you". That seems to point to a betrayal of sorts, and given Spectre's involvement in all facets of Bond's life throughout Craig's arc, you'd assume it would be a revelation of her wor...
Even stranger than Blofeld's goading about Mathilde's existence is the fact that Madeleine twice refuses to tell James Bond that he even has a daughter. Firstly, when the pair break up in Italy, she goes five years without so much as calling to explain they share a child. This part is somewhat straightforward to accept, because Bond goes off the gr...
Given the two allusions to On Her Majesty's Secret Service and the prominence of "All The Time In The World", it almost feels like Bond 25 should have just been called that. It's the musical accompaniment to two huge emotional flashpoints at either end of the story, and it might have avoided the distracting and unnecessary Dr No theories in the run...
Like Tony Stark's memorial at the end of Avengers: Endgame, Bond's funeral - or what exists of it - is an emotional but stark affair, because it isn't truly an ending. The service commemorating him has a mere few lines by author Jack London, seemingly celebrating how fitting his death is for someone who lived so fast, before M clinks his whisky gla...
When the MI6 crew meets to commemorate Bond's life briefly, Ralph Fiennes' M reads out a quote by author Jack London: "The proper function of man is to live, not to exist. I shall not waste my days in trying to prolong them. I shall use my time." It's a particularly poetic take on life, that fits with Ian Fleming's famed hatred of boredom, and the ...
James Bond movies are always inherently wrapped up in legacy, because there's always the question of who the next James Bond will be as soon as the incumbent actor has their feet under the table for a couple of movies. But only Daniel Craig's arc has really wrestled with legacy as a real concept because of the different continuity across his arc. R...
There are only two true endings for James Bond in 25 movies (three if you count Skyfall's ending, which probably should have been a full-stop):On Her Majesty's Secret Service's explosive, heart-breaking end, and now No Time To Die's. In both cases, cruelly, Bond is offered hope for the future before fate steps in and robs him of it. No Time To Dieg...
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Dec 23, 2021 · Is No Time to Die based on a novel? Not really, but as with all Bond movies, the filmmakers have pulled in elements from Ian Fleming's books.
Dec 22, 2021 · As made clear very quickly, Nomi has taken on the 007 badge following Bond's retirement. However, when Bond comes back into action, she later asks for Bond to be reinstated as 007 for...
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Oct 1, 2021 · We break down the how and why of James Bond's fate in No Time to Die, Daniel Craig's fifth and final turn as 007, as well as whether or not there's a post credits scene and more.
Oct 5, 2022 · It definitely is. Safin gets the drop on 007, shooting Bond several times and infecting him with nanobots coded to Madeleine's DNA -- meaning he can never touch her or Mathilde again without ...
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Oct 11, 2021 · In Cary Joji Fukunaga’s film, Daniel Craig’s fifth and final turn as the British spy, there is no doubt — no maybe he escaped if he suddenly found a jet pack or something — to the conclusion of “No Time to Die.” He lies on an otherwise deserted island, with nanobots coursing through his blood and bombs falling.
