No Time to Die

#21 in my Ranking of the James Bond Franchise.

Well, that was not very good.

This is a movie that feels like it was written by committee with anything resembling a central idea having been diluted to nothing in Cary Fukunaga’s No Time to Die, Daniel Craig’s last outing as the secret agent James Bond. I could be okay with that if the film operated on some basic entertaining level, but the committee-like script destroys any sense of structure to the story, creating stops and starts that ...