NO TIME TO DIE (2021) - First Reactions vs. Current Reactions

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  • Posts: 15,785
    Does he wear a suit or a tuxedo in the gb?

    How about a Roger Moore banana suit?
  • Posts: 12,242
    Maybe they figured since they tampered so much with all the others there was no point making a traditional one for this XP oh well, I’m used to it by now. By no means a dealbreaker. I would like a return though to that normalcy again after this. Nothing could be as bad as CGI in DAD again hopefully!
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    ToTheRight wrote: »
    Does he wear a suit or a tuxedo in the gb?

    How about a Roger Moore banana suit?

    Hoping for the OP clown suit.
  • matt_umatt_u better known as Mr. Roark
    edited September 2021 Posts: 4,343
    007007x wrote: »
    The gunbarrel pans out to snow, so it has that cold steel looking tint, Daniel did a better job with this barrel than in SF and SP in my opinion

    It already sounds like the best Craig one so far. Thanks.

    I read online confirmation that yes Safin
    is not No and Blofeld doesn’t escape prison.
  • Posts: 12,242
    matt_u wrote: »
    007007x wrote: »
    The gunbarrel pans out to snow, so it has that cold steel looking tint, Daniel did a better job with this barrel than in SF and SP in my opinion

    It already sounds like the best so far. Thanks.

    I read online confirmation that yes Safin
    is not No and Blofeld doesn’t escape prison.
    Glad to hear Safin isn’t Dr. No. So if Blofeld never gets out, does he die still?
  • Posts: 313
    matt_u wrote: »
    007007x wrote: »
    The gunbarrel pans out to snow, so it has that cold steel looking tint, Daniel did a better job with this barrel than in SF and SP in my opinion

    It already sounds like the best Craig one so far. Thanks.

    I read online confirmation that yes Safin
    is not No and Blofeld doesn’t escape prison.

    Link please?
  • There is a Dr. No reference in the main title sequence, it starts off with the colourful dots as Dr. No did
  • MakeshiftPythonMakeshiftPython “Baja?!”
    Posts: 8,000
    Hahahahaha of all the things EON does I love that it’s the gun barrel that they always use to troll fans.

    I don’t care for tradition anyway, because that almost killed Bond’s integrity (hi DIE ANOTHER DAY).
  • Posts: 500
    007007x wrote: »
    There is a Dr. No reference in the main title sequence, it starts off with the colourful dots as Dr. No did

    omg that's cool as hell
  • Posts: 12,242
    007007x wrote: »
    There is a Dr. No reference in the main title sequence, it starts off with the colourful dots as Dr. No did

    Looking forward to that a ton.
  • Creasy47Creasy47 In Cuba with Natalya.Moderator
    Posts: 40,371
    I’m curious about something horribly insignificant:
    Who gets to say the f-word and in what context?
  • Posts: 500
    Creasy47 wrote: »
    I’m curious about something horribly insignificant:
    Who gets to say the f-word and in what context?

    I too am very curious about this. Hope it is Bond to Blofeld, would be funny.
    "Oh fuck off, Franz"
  • Creasy47 wrote: »
    I’m curious about something horribly insignificant:
    Who gets to say the f-word and in what context?
    Actually don’t remember the f-bomb, maybe if someone else who watched it can chime in
  • edited September 2021 Posts: 2,400
    The gunbarrel
    is sadly not just a straightforward one (the way the Universal logo segues to the dots was weird too) but it is a decent enough gunbarrel and the things they changed were done as an effective transition into the film, unlike that of SPECTRE which was just pretentious.
  • edited September 2021 Posts: 822
    (the way the Universal logo segues to the dots was weird too)
    What!?

  • Posts: 2,400
    007007x wrote: »
    Creasy47 wrote: »
    I’m curious about something horribly insignificant:
    Who gets to say the f-word and in what context?
    Actually don’t remember the f-bomb, maybe if someone else who watched it can chime in
    Mallory says "for fuck's sake" when he learns Q and Moneypenny went to Bond behind his back.
  • DraxCucumberSandwichDraxCucumberSandwich United Kingdom
    Posts: 208
    It’s 5 stars from Peter Bradshaw at the guardian
  • CraigMooreOHMSSCraigMooreOHMSS Dublin, Ireland
    Posts: 8,009


    "Just a slight stiffness coming on. Due to the music, no doubt."
  • 007007x wrote: »
    Creasy47 wrote: »
    I’m curious about something horribly insignificant:
    Who gets to say the f-word and in what context?
    Actually don’t remember the f-bomb, maybe if someone else who watched it can chime in
    Mallory says "for fuck's sake" when he learns Q and Moneypenny went to Bond behind his back.

    That’s it
  • Creasy47Creasy47 In Cuba with Natalya.Moderator
    Posts: 40,371
    007007x wrote: »
    Creasy47 wrote: »
    I’m curious about something horribly insignificant:
    Who gets to say the f-word and in what context?
    Actually don’t remember the f-bomb, maybe if someone else who watched it can chime in
    Mallory says "for fuck's sake" when he learns Q and Moneypenny went to Bond behind his back.

    Thanks for that. Had hoped it’d be a more exciting use of it than that but oh well, not a big deal at all.
  • Posts: 500
    DO NOT CLICK ON THIS LINK UNLESS YOU ABSOLUTELY WANT TO KNOW THE ENDING
  • Posts: 2,400
    Also do not click on that link unless you want to destroy your eyeballs after. Jeffrey Wells SUCKS hahahaha
  • Posts: 15,785
    The gunbarrel
    is sadly not just a straightforward one (the way the Universal logo segues to the dots was weird too) but it is a decent enough gunbarrel and the things they changed were done as an effective transition into the film, unlike that of SPECTRE which was just pretentious.

    Interesting.
  • edited September 2021 Posts: 4,400
    Okay...I've seen it.

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    I enjoyed it incredibly. It's not perfect and does not touch either CR or SF in the ranking of the Craig era. Nonetheless, this is a very entertaining film. Even at close to three hours, you will not be bored.

    The opening sequence is one of the best in the franchises history and there are is some seriously terrific work in Jamaica. The Cuba stuff mostly works and the London segment has some rather soggy and wonky storytelling. Norway is fairly weak. The finale isn't quite as action packed as one would hope, but it's still very good. The ending is rather marvellous.

    It feels like a very classical Bond film. Even Craig somewhat unsuccessfully tries to channel his inner Roger. But he's best in the colder and more emotional scenes. The things that really worked for me were the more subversive elements. The less conventional ideas in the script really stood out.

    For me, the weakest elements were some of the ridiculous Marvel gadgetry and the silly science-fiction plot. It just didn't really work for me. It bogged the film down, so much of the middle section of the film is focussed on this and it hampers the film. Also, the attempts at humour are bad........

    Though, as I've said, I enjoyed it immensely and the film got a big round of applause so I wonder what the reaction will be. The final sequence and moment is a all-timer and the music is perfect

    ⭐⭐⭐⭐/5

    (This movie is also FULL of Easter Eggs. If you're a Bond superfan, you're in for a field day!)

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    Also do not click on that link unless you want to destroy your eyeballs after. Jeffrey Wells SUCKS hahahaha

    Yeah no kidding, bow howdy he blows.

    Here's a LETTERBOXD review that has the same spoilers and more. Again — do NOT click on it unless you want to know everything.
  • Posts: 15,785
    Okay...I've seen it.

    1cf114f94839f80cdf94737deeedc3f6.gif

    I enjoyed it incredibly. It's not perfect and does not touch either CR or SF in the ranking of the Craig era. Nonetheless, this is a very entertaining film. Even at close to three hours, you will not be bored.

    The opening sequence is one of the best in the franchises history and there are is some seriously terrific work in Jamaica. The Cuba stuff mostly works and the London segment has some rather soggy and wonky storytelling. Norway is fairly weak. The finale isn't quite as action packed as one would hope, but it's still very good. The ending is rather marvellous.

    It feels like a very classical Bond film. Even Craig somewhat unsuccessfully tries to channel his inner Roger. But he's best in the colder and more emotional scenes. The things that really worked for me were the more subversive elements. The less conventional ideas in the script really stood out.

    For me, the weakest elements were some of the ridiculous Marvel gadgetry and the silly science-fiction plot. It just didn't really work for me. It bogged the film down, so much of the middle section of the film is focussed on this and it hampers the film. Also, the attempts at humour are bad........

    Though, as I've said, I enjoyed it immensely and the film got a big round of applause so I wonder what the reaction will be. The final sequence and moment is a all-timer and the music is perfect

    ⭐⭐⭐⭐/5

    (This movie is also FULL of Easter Eggs. If you're a Bond superfan, you're in for a field day!)

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    Sounds great! Can't wait for next week!
  • MaxCasinoMaxCasino United States
    Posts: 4,050
    Is there a tribute for Roger Moore and Sean Connery?
  • DonnyDB5DonnyDB5 Buffalo, New York
    Posts: 1,755
    BMB007 wrote: »
    Also do not click on that link unless you want to destroy your eyeballs after. Jeffrey Wells SUCKS hahahaha

    Yeah no kidding, bow howdy he blows.

    Here's a LETTERBOXD review that has the same spoilers and more. Again — do NOT click on it unless you want to know everything.

    Oh my.
  • Part of me really hoped for a post credit scene
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