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Bond has left active service and is enjoying a tranquil life in Jamaica. His peace is short-lived when his old friend Felix Leiter from the CIA turns up asking for help. The mission to rescue a kidnapped scientist turns out to be far more treacherous than expected, leading Bond onto the trail of a mysterious villain armed with dangerous new technology
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Directed by : Cary Joji Fukunaga
Starring :
Daniel Craig
Rami Malek
Léa Seydoux
Lashana Lynch
Ben Whishaw
Naomie Harris
Jeffrey Wright
Christoph Waltz
Ralph Fiennes
Screenplay by :
Neal Purvis
Robert Wade
Cary Joji Fukunaga
Phoebe Waller-Bridge
Story by :
Neal Purvis
Robert Wade
Cary Joji Fukunaga
Based on James Bond
by Ian Fleming
Produced by :
Michael G. Wilson
Barbara Broccoli
Cinematography : Linus Sandgren
Edited by :
Elliot Graham
Tom Cross
Music by : Hans Zimmer
Production companies :
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Eon Productions
Distributed by :
Universal Pictures
United Artists Releasing
Release date : 28 September 2021
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This was actually the best way to close out D.C. as Bond, since it sets his entire run apart from all the other Bonds, in its own separate continuity - one long story with a beginning, middle, and end.
Agree with that. Craig's run of films were inconsistent (the 2nd film was definately the lowest point, 4th film underwhelmed aswell). But it's much harder to produce a story spanning over 5 films than to just make standalone stories all with more-or-less the same derivative corny formula. And the fact that they atleast tried to give the main and supporting characters (even some of the villains) some kind of depth to the point that it was possible to actually care about them (which for the most part worked very well), was enough to make Craig's tenure the best.
They wanted to be Red Dead Redemption 2 so hard
@@eddielong8663The James Bond series was always so much better being stand-alone films with a few aspects that cross over into other films. The old classic Bond films flatten Craig’s Bond saga without question (apart from Casino Royale, that was great)
And they pretty much set him up from the start as being different from the other Bonds in that he was much more… mortal. He took on the 00 title back in Casino Royale with the knowledge that the job would eventually kill him.
@@user-mistereyethe old classic bond films, save for a few, do not stand the test of time. In this era, most of them are the corniest movies ever. Craig's movies gave the series a fresh feel and casino Royale was a perfect start to the series. Skyfall was great and so was this one.
I love how even M got emotional despite all the issues he had with Bond, he truly respected and cared about him.
This part was acted remarkably well. Q’s attempts to stay guess breathing was super convincing
I was honestly holding up pretty well during this scene. Until they cut to Q. That broke me.
Q at next meeting: "Great going M, you killed James Bond!"
I cried in the theater. When Daniel Craig’s James Bond died, a part of my childhood went with it.
It was a good run Daniel. 15 years. I have never seen such a ruthless and brutal James Bond as you were and I have seen all the James Bond's since 1962. It will be hard accepting another one in the series. Goodbye 4ever 💪👋
2008. Daniel was the most muscular Bond Ever.
Knives out now for him
@@icingbunstomatocardtom seen them both. First was better but the second was great as well 🙂
Same
Truly end of a era remember seeing the movie in cinemas was never so sad
This was a phenomenal finale for this series of films.
Bond saved the people he loved. He sacrificed himself to save everyone.
Did he dieded??
He didn't sacrificed to save everyone, he sacrificed to save only she and his daughter
@@dima.jiharevyes
@@alfredohumberto2222bruh he literally saved the world?
@@tarzan5012 Yes but he didn't die because of saving the world, the world was fine already
But he decided to stay to save his.wife and daughter
I think the saddest part in all of this is that it isn't that Bond couldn't escape, he just didn't wanted to because he didn't want a life without his family. He has escaped worse situatins than this one, but here he was just too sad. Sadge
I agree. Not being able to ever touch the love of your life or your newly discovered daughter ever again is just too harsh and would have been no way for Bond to live. This was an excellent movie
I agree, even though let’s say that he survived and has been “cured” from the poison. He still wouldn’t even risk touching Mathilda And Madeleine whilst knowing that it can cause instant death.
@arrondesilva6660 couldn't he just infect random ppl and try it on them?
@@luciouspontorro3741I think it was based on very specific Dna. I think Bonds virus would specifically kill his family
@@luciouspontorro3741the nanobots were coded to Madeleine and Mathilde
The first time i saw this scene i wasn't sad, i was shocked balls to the walls. James Bond before that never died, we assumed that he was immortal. This is truly the end of an era.
@DRIVER boomer. They’ll have a new actor to play him for the future installments
Currently the production team is working on that and they're going to release the next film when they have selected the next actor to replace Craig.
Na bro he’s time lord…. He’s just gonna regenerate😂
I’m all seriousness I thought tis was a very emotional scene when I seen it first
We never assumed he was immortal, if you thought that then you don't really understand James bond at all. James bond is just a code name not a person.
@@garyhowe88 That's just an interpretation bro. Chill !
When a man cries over a death of an another man trust me thats a huge painful loss.
😂
I'm only too aware of this: I "broke down" while I was on duty as a memory of my brother (he passed away nearly 4 years ago) was set off - unwittingly - one of my best friends.
I was DEVASTATED when I first saw this in theaters. This is such a powerful ending. The movie was pretty enjoyable overall but it did have its flaws; this ending alone made up for all of those flaws.
how did you enjoy the movie, it didn't felt like a Bond movie at all, James character keeps being belittle by everybody else, movie keeps dragging for the longest and you don't learn anything new for the character, the 2 bond girls didn't add anything to the story, Ana de Armas was just there to remind us this is a Bond movie but seems like I was watching Alice Milla Jovovich from the Resident Evil movies with those crazy stunts, then Laschanna who was advertised as the main lead next to Craign didn't had any memorable scene and suddnelly kils a scientific because he mentions he would kill all black people? like what a joke and left down of an era.
Daniel Craig is back as Bond - to go against Ethan Hunt: ua-cam.com/video/bcVrhY1cTSk/v-deo.html
@@ManuMiAS it was the final time seeing Daniel Crag as this James bond 007
@@TheSonicJnr final time and his worse movie, idk how people can't even remotly enjoy it, terrible villain, terrible female characters, the whole movie felt like a humilliation ritual it was so rushed and at the same dragged for too long. They should had ended his role for the franchise with the previous movie.
I Still Watch This Scene Time To Time, to Remind Me of The Hope and Loss of Love This World, May We Have A Happy Thought When We Finally Sleep.
Not everyone will get it but from “we have all the time in the world to you have all the time in the world” is the ultimate arc.
I got it immediately and knew he was going to say it before he said it lol
The first time in history when Bond looks broken.... yet strong.
Facing the death with peace and dignity....
The baby bond wearing bond's last sweater... while the father having her toy tucked in his belt before dying.... what a sentimental touch... only those can feel who have daughters....
Like father like daughter 💓💓 💓💓 a father's love 😘😘 bond died with his daughters teddy 🧸 and his daughter lived with his jumper to keep her warm 🥵 🥵🥵 true father and daughter vibes im getting from James and mathilde
I don't think I will ever be able to watch this scene again in its entirety. My own father - who sacrificed enormously to provide for his family - died the morning after I saw this movie in a theater.
@ald7248 - My sincerest condolences.
Oh sht… I’m sorry for your loss.
Im sorry
But you just watched it again on UA-cam so you’ve seen it twice
My condolences.
Every warrior seeks a good death… this was a good death
Legends of the fall. Nice.
@@52BLUEyes! Glad someone has good taste in movies.
@@El_Wolverine I have great taste in everything except women.
"Its alright Q. Its alright."
Damn that got me...
Lmao
4:33 Madeleine: She does have your eyes.
4:39 Bond: I know. (He looks up at the sky, watching the missiles multiply as they come down) I know.
Me: Goodbye Bond... James Bond 😔😔
same with me watching the sunset on a hill
RIP 😔😔😔😔
that's what i said in my mind i will remember him forever the best spy 😔
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@@AdoreYouInAshXI hop off weirdo stop hating on every comment
The ultimate sacrifice a Dad & Husband can make for his family & loved one's. No remorse, no regrets. Just a silent "peace" in knowing they are safe. This scene always hits me in the feels 😢😢
I've just seen this movie today on Prime Video, I'm 63, and I'm crying like a child. I could not believe James Bond could dye. I'm devastated. This failed love story with Madeleine, the so cute little girl, it's too sad. The ending is a pure tragedy. And this song, "no time to die", oh my god ...
I'm 27 but you summed up my exact same feelings. I watched Daniel Craig in Casino Royal in a theater, with my dad, when I was 12. The better part of my years were spent loving this 007 and the memories with my dad. The ending of no time to kill almost makes me feel as if im in a morgue
Dye? Its die
@@mas96 he is old dude
@@mas96Maybe he dyed his hair
This was the most tragic Bond of them all. From his first movie to this he gets left, lied to, abused, tortured both physically and psychologically. Bit after bit his life breaks apart, he loses one important person after the next and finally ,finally when he could become happy, he can't. Not my favourite Bond but it was the only way to close out THIS Bond. Tragic, sad but very emotional.
Exactly! Such a fitting send off for DC
Completely agree except for DC is by far my favorite Bond.
That he still had his daughter’s bunny with him when he died was the emotional nail in the coffin for me.
Didn't want him to die but absolutely love the impact of the scene. Daniel Craig is a great actor.
I will admit this is the first James Bond movie I’ve actually cried to. This is the greatest way to finish a James Bond movie. ❤❤❤
Only other Bond movie I cried to was On Her Majesty’s Secret Service, and this is similar for plenty of obvious reasons. I’ve been a Bond fan since I was little. This made me ugly cry when I saw it in theaters. 😢
I still cry whenever I see this or hear the score
I felt like crying during the opening song of die another day
Well it's certainly A way..
It's remarkable how men all relate to this: we all have this deep desire to look after those we love and understand exactly why Bond did this.
Give a man a purpose and he will crawl over broken glass with a smile.
This definitely was the best send for Daniel Craig. I’ve been a bond fan since I was little boy and he’s brought tremendous value to bond role.
But guy your telling me you never heard of women in fiction/nonfiction sacrificing themselves for the sake of their loved ones and friends?This is traits shared in many people. Most people will definitely for family regardless men or women
@@blackstone3668 But guy your telling me you never heard of women in fiction/nonfiction sacrificing themselves for the sake of their loved ones and friends?
No I'm not telling you that.
However, Men will do this. Whether it's in a dramatic moment like this, or working long hours to support our wives and children. Men will go out and protect or provide those we love because it's in our nature to do so. And a good thing too, because that's one reason we have a functioning society at all.
Did what?
@@owenmorgan121 I am there. ;_;
I'm 50 and when I saw this movie in the theater I couldn't hold my tears .... what a powerful ending.
Some people still complain about Bond dying, but I think it was a great ending to his character. Craig's Bond was the first one who actually had a tangible background, an arc, real depth and an actual relationship that lasted longer than one movie. It was such a tragic, heartfelt conclusion. Whatever comes next for the series, it better be good.
The Daniel Craig James Bond 007 films are a reboot so James Bond will return like Sean Connery did in You Only Live Twice
You expect Hollywood to produce anything but trash now?
No movie has ever made me cry...until now
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I cried when James Bond died
You must not have seen many movies.
No time to die - FUCKEN FEMENISM FILM))) Anti men NOT BOND. Casino R best craig film.
Might I suggest The Iron Giant?
I grew up with Bond and for him to accept his death broke my heart...i watched the end credits waiting for
'James Bond will return in...'
And then it truly hit me and i will always love 007.
This new generation wouldnt understand the real Bond and where he is coming from.
I miss you 007, you will forever be my idol. Goodbye 007.
Nobody does it better than you.
'You have the more time in the world'
Words that Bond gave to Vesper
In the end he still remembered her and smile while giving those words to Madeline
The close up of M’s face has got to be one of the most artistic, emotionally beautiful shots any director had ever delivered.. it sums up the legacy and respect of James bond’s character over 62 years in one shot. James Bond was a huge part of my childhood growing up watching every film with my dad. I always love every actor who plays bond, but Daniel Craig was utterly legendary. End of an era
Well said 👏
Also Ben Whishaw did phenomenal as Q and Ralph Fiennes was an amazing M. This really did go out with a bang and one hell of a cast.
YES x a million 👏👏
Fiennes is such a good actor as a kid I hated him as voldemort. Loved his take on m and he killed it in the menu for me his best performance
The most sentimental bond.... and the most sentimental bond movie ending scene.....
The way he embraces the missiles.....
Will miss you Craig....
Though it was impractical to accept you as bond in the beginning of your bond movies....
But you gave bond a sentimental touch....
Transformed bond from cold blooded to warm blooded....
I KNOW......
Arguably the ending of OHMSS is more emotional, but this was an homage to that too...
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This scene hit me really hard the same way Avengers: Endgame hit me in theaters back in 2019. Just like how most of us MCU fans grew up with Robert Downey Jr. as Tony Stark, I grew up with Daniel Craig as James Bond and watching this was like driving away from a childhood home.
This comment hit me really hard… 😥😢😭
What's great about this scene is that 007 for years fought for duty and honor to his country but he gave the ultimate sacrifice to what truly matters and that is his family
I loved them giving an actor a full arc. I hope they do it again. It’s much more impactful than just going from film to film without any continuity and changing actors without any change to the story.
When James said “You have made the most beautiful thing I have ever seen” paired with Hans Zimmer’s score is when I started balling my eyes out when I first saw this movie, what a way to end your run as Bond
As someone who's seen all the movies, and read all the books, Daniel Craig was *the* best. Thank you for your portrayal.
@jaguarlycanthropy8366connery has three good bond movies, and the fact that he got tired of playing bond and came back because of the money offered to him says a hell of a lot about what he thought of bond
One of my favorite minor details is that the stuffed animal looks like it's used as a bandage for Bond. To the very end his daughter was there keeping him alive and giving him the strength to go on
Didn't think anyone would match Pierce as my favorite Bond, but Craig's truly grew on me. What an epic ending fit for a great saga. Seeing this scene really put me in my feels.
A true gentleman can understand what it means to protect the one he's truly hold most dear, death doesnt scare him anymore, just the glimpse of his family safe and sound. Man are born to protect and provide, been since generations, sonce stone age, we endure the pain and give our best to make sure that when death do comes we can smile at her face knowing we've lived our life to the fullest as anything can be. True gentleman is who bond was and he smiled knowing he's in peace now
Exactly he was the definition of what every man should strive to be like
Farewell, James Bond, 007. There'll never be another secret agent quite like you ever again. Thank you for the memories. Rest easy, 007, your service is done.
one of the most heartbreaking deaths in entire cinematography
Did he dieded??
@@dima.jiharevyes he’s dead
@@InfinityRun rip
The most powerful emotional moments in the whole Bond series!!!
Having a daughter is like the kiss of death for "unkillable" characters in these movies. Got Wolverine, got Iron Man and now its got James Bond too. Watch out fella's!
"For England, James?"
"No. For them."
This scene was incredibly powerful
He died a hero knowing they were safe, a true gentleman rip
This ending is far more beautifully sad than it has any right being. Farewell Daniel Craig, I didn't like you at first, but over the course of your movies I've come to love you in your own deserving way. Thank you for doing Bond justice.
Our hero James Bond is gone. But, his spirit will forever live on in our hearts, in our minds and everywhere we go.
This was the last movie me and my father and I watched together. Shortly after, he died from cancer after years of health issues. We loved this movie and the Daniel Craig version. Rip Dad
I think of all the reactions, Moneypenny's gets me the most. Through 4 films they've known one another, acted together as comrades and even had some more "intimate" encounters, but they never settled together. She's losing what could have been AND what was, a lover and a friend. And of course Naomi Harris's lip trembling and eyes sell that emotion perfectly.
Moneypenny was introduced in Skyfall, so she's only known him for two films
@@SoapNugget well that’s 3 films then, Skyfall, Spectre, and No Time To Die.
When I first saw it fade to white at the end there, I honestly thought we were suddenly gonna see Bond arrive in the afterlife and be reunited with Vesper, Mathis, Judi Dench's M, Leiter and anyone else who died in the Craig timeline.
Without any doubt the best bond of all times! And the best way to leave an era! Thanks Daniel!!!
Sam Mendes is rolling in his grave despite being alive and well bro
I gotta say, I wasn't even sad when I saw this in theaters, I was shocked, never expected James Bond to die. Great scene
It's embarrassing, my friend, but once i saw that 😕, I couldn't be a part of those movies anymore. 😞
I felt guilt toward them at the time.
I actually did expect him to die. It seems like a trend to kill movie heroes. By the time this was made they already killed: Iron man, Black Widow, David Dunn (Unbreakable), all of the X-Men, etc. If you think about it Bond went out just like the X-Men - he got his happy ending in the last movie when he retired and died in the next one, just like the X-Men got their happy ending at the end of Days of Future Past and then they all died in Logan.
5:39 him closing his eyes
Daniel Craig is a fantastic James Bond and this was the saddest scene ever in a Bond movie
This is how you’re supposed to go out. I don’t want to see another Bond movie after this one. Perfect End to the GOAT of Spies.
Agreed!!
💯 agree
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Hans Zimmer is one of a few that can make you relive the scene just by listening to the music with your eyes closed.
Holy hell...there will never be another like Hans Zimmer! That magic to generate emotion from sound is unreal.
I have to admit, I teared up this man finally had happiness in his life and he didn’t get a chance to enjoy it so sad RIP Mr. Bond
Honestly the perfect ending for this Bond.
Thank you Daniel, hard to believe it's been 15 years, but you made an amazing job and you've been a big part of my childhood.
Perfect ending lmao. They ruined the whole character James Bond. No respect, it's just embarrassing
@@benny_lam No they didn't lol. Daniel Craig's Bond showed more of a human side than any other Bond. Plus they actually linked 5 movies together this time, so it ending with 007 dying was perfect, as the next movie will be a new 007
4:46 shot with the teddy bear kills me everytime. It may be cheesy af for a spy movie with realistic direction, but showing that an agent is human being really stands out as a closure.
Man. Bond has been a huge part of my life. I started watching the movies 23 years ago when I was a kid, and I’ve probably seen the entire series ten times by now. I saw this in theaters with my friend, and she and I were sobbing. It was like our hero died. I loved this movie so much, though. It was just the perfect ending to Craig’s story.
This film knew how to give respect to its legacy characters which is more than can be said for a lot of films
There was not better way to say goodbye to the greatest secret agent movie character of all time. Tears everytime I see this clip.
When M closed his eyes really speaks about the RESPECT AND LOVE he has for Bond
Death smiles at us all. All that a man can do is smile back.
4:43 That’s a man standing and ready to face God.
"God why did this movie suck so much?" "was it that hard to get a decent storyline"
I cried so hard after this scene. It's like in all the 60+ years of Bond films I've watched...its truly like losing a loved one.
At least he didn't die from a villain's hand but rather from friendly fire. Bond triumphed over all villains in the past 24 movies and it is fitting he does so too in his last film.
So the reason why Bond dies is because he has nanites in his system that will kill his family when he comes into physical contact with them and to make sure his family and friends are safe he stays behind to let the missles destroy all the nanites.
Bond died only because Craig is leaving the role. Totally disrespectful for other Bond actors, shame for EON
My heart was breaking as James realized he couldn’t be in a world away from his loves, but at the same time knowing he could harm them if he did.
Even if he lived and hoped for a cure, every moment apart would be an agony worse than death.
James’ character arc went from a womanizing playboy who slowly opened himself up and got burned--all the way to having his heart fulfilled with his loves and the respect/admiration of his colleagues.
Just because they can't get close to each other doesn't mean they are cut off completely, especially now days when we have video calls. What do you think his family would have wanted: a husband/father they couldn't see in person or a dead husband/father? Love is a lot more than just hugs and kisses.
@@AndreiPopescubut that would be worse. Being so close, but still so far. Never being able to be actually close to those you love. It's agony. I wouldn't wish it on anyone
@@helenahulford8206 At first maybe, but you'd be surprised how well people can adapt to all kinds of situations. If you were in the situation in which you would not be able to get close to a loved one, would you really want that person to die?
@@AndreiPopescu I am in the situation. And I do want to die. The pain is too much
@@helenahulford8206 How are you in that situation exactly?
That virus was harmless cor James. He died because he knew it would be impossible for him to stay away from Madeline and the kid. He was not dying, he would've survived. He chose to sacrifice himself.
I’ll never forget watching this scene opening night , once the music started playing I just knew what was coming but damn that entire scene destroyed me
I don't get why a lot of bond fans hate this. I legit cried at this scene
I hate it because they killed him. If they wanted the series to end, they could've just let him retire, they didn't have to blow him into a million pieces
The question is 'Who is James Bond and why is he important ?"
Ian Flemings character James Bond is a spy and not a super hero. He is the righteous guy with duty to Queen and Country. He is dashing and bold, taking risks to catch foreign spies and criminals. He survives many close encounters and kills the bad guys.
Films like Dr. No, From Russia with love, Goldfinger, Thunderball, You Only Live Twice, O.H.M.S.S., Diamonds Are Forever, Live And Let Die, The Man with The Golden Gun, The Spy Who Loved Me, Moonraker, For Your Eyes Only, Octopussy, A View To A Kill, The Living Daylights, License To Kill, GoldenEye, Tomorrow Never Dies and the World is Not Enough were all great movies. The JB franchise starts losing their real focus on the charismatic figure JB and start rolling him up as a action figure far removed from the spy he is supposed to be. They should have read some of Ian Flemings books and kept JB as true to his book character as possible. Even fictional characters have personality and that personality sells and movie goers want to see their favorite character live on.
Death of JB 007 will drive away fans.
They should have let Daniel Craig retire as Bond and got another actor like Sean Connery to be JB 007.
In a few years time the box office sales will drop much more than they have and with JB as another Joe Blow no one will care about him. Bond is dead and that is it for the fans. Reviving the corps is going to take a lot of wishful thinking. Albert R. Bocelli and Harry Saltzman must be rolling over in their graves. What have these fools done... ruined a good thing.
@@alexansari2138shut up for christ sake
@@alexansari2138 yeah after 60 years it's time to close the book on this entire Bond franchise.
I didn’t cry whilst watching this at the theatre, I was utterly shocked. I cried my eyes out now watching it again.
The way Q just looked at the monitor and saw the readings were 0 and Offline was sad af
My dad got me hooked on 007 series when i was 12, watched em all,
This one was my first watch in cinema, happy to witness his end, i come back time to time to rewatch
Daniel Craig's Bond is the only James Bond that has a story arc (from the beginning of his 007 career until his retirement, comeback & then death).
“JAMES BOND WILL RETURN”
He always will.
This was the last James bond movie, so i don't think he will be returning anytime soon
Although violent, what an elegant way to go out and put end to an era. And go out how only James Bond could, showered in glory.👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 bravo sir!
When I saw this in the cinema I was shocked. I mean it’s so unlikely for Bond to be killed off . A the same time it is a fitting conclusion to Daniel Craig’s time as James Bond.
Apart from my Dad, James bond has always been my hero; my super hero. When I heard her say' you've been poisoned' the millions of lads hearts being broken can be heard across the world. This should the end of Bond. RIP.
When I saw this the first time at the cinema, I just about shed a tear after this scene. It really felt my heart
When Daniel Craig was announced as James Bond I abhorred the decision. After watching Casino Royale he became my favorite James Bond. No Time to Die was an okay movie but I loved Daniel Craig’s performance and the ending.
Beautiful cinematography
you know it's sad when even Lord Voldemort gets sad.
The death of a truly man. Dying to protect his wife and daughter.
I love Bond more since Daniel Craig. More 'humane' Bond... Who could express feelings, anger, shed tears..... ❤
James Bond's last words:
(She have your eyes)
- I know. I know! 🥺
I watched NTTD again (27.5.2024.) and I'm still crying...
I knew he was going to die but seeing it end like that is just gut wrenching. There is no James Bond like Daniel Craig, no one can fill his shoes. He is incredible, he really brings to the table and he can play the spy, detective or any mystery role and nail it. There is this smoldering look her gives that makes you KNOW he has something up his sleeve. He conveys his emotions so neatly and really captures this quirky sardonic humor to his characters so well. I dont any actor can play Bond like him. It really is the end. I feel it so deep. I remember when I first watched Casino Royale my heart was really in my throat when he passed out before Vesper found him....but this scene. Ah even though I knew he dies I wish he had got his happily ever After. 😢 well done Daniel Craig. Your James Bond was the best one and only one I really enjoyed. 😢
I remember seeing this for the first time. I knew/felt it was coming (I has heard rumours), so the guy in front of me texting irritated me more than ever. I kicked his chair. Meayby it was not the best Bond movie, but this is cinema history for Brocolli's sake! He turned around, put of his phone and nothing else happened. We just watched this gripping scene. Which keep gripping me. So wonderfull made.
he didn't even move when the bomb hit. A true fearless warrior.
He died a magnificent hero! God speed James Bond! God Speed! 😢
You have to admit, the music in this scene is beautiful
A lot of bond fans didn't like it because "Bond never dies" but they have to realize that Blond Bond has always been a non-traditional 007.
No time to die - FUCKEN FEMENISM FILM))) Anti men NOT BOND. Casino R best craig film.
have to add another thing, there are so many charecter moments in this scene that shows the quality of an actor, and one of the simpler ones is Q reaction to james death, that breath out he does speaks volumes
1:24 "It's alright, Q. It's alright." As soon as he said that, I knew Daniel Craig's James Bond was making his exit for the last time. The next 5 minutes of the film were some of the most heart wrenching moments in cinema. Hans Zimmer's masterful film score composing did this scene perfect justice for what was happening. An absolute masterpiece.
This Scene Is In My Mind Forever, Miss You 007 ...
Didn’t think they’ll have the guts to kill Bond off even though that was always where Craig’s arc was headed. Happy they did it.
I remember when Daniel Craig was first cast as Bond and people went bat shit crazy that some blonde boy who was relatively not very much famous by then was playing James Bond. Man were people wrong and the legacy D.C has built up for his iteration of 007.
Just finished the movie. I wanted him to finally have a happy ending and happy life but this is a great ending to his character.