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No Time to Die

 I did not have time to wait.  Once it was released in theaters nationwide I had to go see 007's newest - its 25th installment.  This was to be the last with Daniel Craig as Her Majesty's secret agent.

It was long in the tooth for my liking and a tad blah.  To be honest it is hard to keep an act going this long.  Federer also has started losing in the round of 16 after all.

I do think that among the handful of actors that got the chance to play this iconic character Sean Connery was truly a class act.  I think Daniel is a close second.  The others are notable mentions.

And as for the five episodes in which Daniel had the license to kill he did most notably in the first attempt in 'Casino Royale'.  From there on out for me the production was losing its cachet.  This one - spoiler - was mushy and quite unlike the double O brand.

All good things must end.  Here are some screen shots of the promotional material as it rolled on screen before the main film started..


Reclined and ready to go



Aston Martin all scraped up




The largely British cast was still enjoyable to the end... what a sucker for Bond I am.

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