No Time to Die

"Daniel Craig’s Bond gets the send-off he deserves in the series’ best entry since 'Casino Royale'. Director Cary Joji Fukunaga fuses all the elements of a good 007 adventure, including that ineffable touch of soul" 

"Regardless of the plotting deficiencies and occasional pacing lags, there’s plenty here for diehard Bond fans to savor (...) It may not rank up there with Skyfall, but it’s a moving valedictory salute to [Craig]" 

"No Time to Die is trying to be “just the next James Bond movie” for its first hour, it’s quite good. But when (...) tries to be an explicit sequel to 'Spectre', well, it’s hard to make a tasty souffle from flawed ingredients." 

"[It offers] so many surprises, it’s tough to know where to start. There are big, unprecedented storytelling decisions (...) The nicest surprise of them all, though, is just how good it is (…) Rating: ★★★★★ (out of 5)" 

"Cary Joji Fukunaga was the right choice to direct 'No Time To Die' (...) His Bond feels reverential and classic, but not campy, and he makes bold choices (…) Rating: ★★★½ (out of 4)" 

"Craig takes James Bond to exciting, emotional places where the character has rarely, if ever, traveled. (...) 'No Time To Die' is Daniel Craig’s best incarnation of an iconic role (...) “No Time to Die” will be remembered for its emotional impact above all" 

"For those who’ve taken Craig’s Bond as their concerns: Their wait is worth it."