No Time to Die

"After five movies, it's time for Daniel Craig to say goodbye to the role of James Bond. 'No Time to Die' does this in a true homage to the actor, with a story that closes the trajectory of this version of the character - started in 'Casino Royale'. Director Cary Joji Fukunaga ('True Detective') does this with a feature film full of tension and mystery, with the viewer discovering what is happening along with the protagonist. However, with the goal of tying up the loose ends of the four previous films, this chapter of the franchise gives up parts of the story that could be interesting if better explored - such as the moral dilemmas of M's actions or the motivations of the villain, played by Rami Malek. For this reason, it is also important to have watched the previous chapters to have a better understanding of the facts of the plot, about a man (Malek) in search of revenge against the Spectre organization. Regardless of the drawbacks, we have a great movie, which further deepens the layers brought by Craig and makes interesting additions to the mythology of the secret agent. Among the pleasant surprises, Ana de Armas ('Knives Out') is amazing as the bond girl Paloma, a spy in the service of the CIA in Cuba, while Lashana Lynch ('Captain Marvel') certainly deserves other opportunities in the franchise. Finally, if you are a real fan of James Bond, prepare to be moved by the references to the version of the character interpreted by the (now forgotten) George Lazenby, among other points of the feature."