Film Review: No Time To Die
Perhaps it’s fitting that my first review in a while will be on a frequently pushed back release like ‘No Time To Die’. For many people this instalment in the James Bond series has been highly anticipated, especially after frequent pushbacks due to lockdown. In fact, many may say these delays have been instrumental in the continued closure of UK cinemas. Whilst I’ve never been as interested in James Bond as others, often finding his films too campy, outdated or dull (particularly with the previous instalment, ‘Spectre’) initial trailers had me excited for the film. And after watching this film, I can firmly say it made for a great return to cinemas. ‘No Time To Die’ follows on from the events of ‘Spectre’, as Bond (Daniel Craig) and returning love interest Madeline Swann (Léa Seydoux) as they face an all-new threat. This threat comes in the form of Lyutsifer Safin (Rami Malek), a bioterrorist with a toxin that threatens the future of humanity. When written down, this sounds a l