No Time to Die has received praises from the audience following its premiere. The film is Daniel Craig's last movie as agent 007.
Several folks have already turned to Twitter to share their thoughts about Craig's final Bond movie. Most, if not all, agreed that No Time to Die is a solid ending to end Craig's era as the British Secret Service Agent.
Twitter Finds No Time To Die The Perfect Ending For Daniel Craig's Bond Era
Daniel Craig has played James Bond for 15 years. His first movie Casino Royale premiered in 2006, and after nearly two decades and five films, he is bidding goodbye to the franchise.
No Time to Die is Craig's last Bond film, and those who watched it flooded it with praises. For them, it's the perfect ending for Craig's era as agent 007.
CinemaBlend's events editor, movie review manager, and senior film critic Eric Eisenberg gave the new spy movie a "solid" rating.
"No Time To Die is a solid Bond film – not on the level of 'Casino Royale'/'Skyfall', but also vastly superior to Quantum of Solace/Spectre. The plot is messy, but the action is top-notch, there are some impressive surprises packed in, and it brings a satisfying end to the Craig era," Eisenberg tweeted.
Erik Davis from Fandango and RottenTomatoes also approved of Craig's last Bond movie. For him, it was a "classic bond," "classic villain," "classic gadgets" with a plot that seemed to question how much James Bond is needed to save the day. He also praised the "terrific writing and stunning direction."
"Love every second! A perfect finale for Daniel Craig," he concluded.
"No Time To Die is the big-screen spectacle the world has been waiting for. A beautifully directed and emotional goodbye to Daniel Craig's Bond," Scott Menzel, founder at We Live Entertainment and Hollywood Critics Association, wrote.
"#NoTimeToDie is filled to the brim with spectacular action sequences, stunning set pieces, and jaw-dropping cinematography. A must-see," he added.
What Did Daniel Craig Say In His Farewell Speech?
Craig gave an emotional farewell speech to the cast and crew he worked with in the last 15 years for the James Bond movies. Craig made it known that he enjoyed his filming experience with them.
"A lot of people here worked on five pictures with me. And I know there's a lot of things said about what I think about these films or all of those whatever," he said. "But I've loved every single second of these movies, and especially this one because I've gotten up every morning and I've had the chance to work with you guys. And that has been one of the greatest honors of my life."
No Time to Die had its world premiere in London Tuesday. Several celebrities attended the premiere, including Jason Momoa. Prince William, Kate Middleton, Prince Charles, and Camilla Parker-Bowles were also among the special guests.
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