Full Movie Breakdown, Spoiler Review And What Happens Next With 007. We recap, review and explain the new James Bond film No ...

“No Time to Die” works because it has a mythic emotional core. PD: Now we’re venturing into spoiler territory. Until this film, James Bond never had a child (well, ...

No Time To Die was originally slated for a November 2019 release. It was pushed to February 2020 and then to April 2020. However, the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic resulted in yet another delay.

It's been proven time and time again over the years, James Bond is nothing without a solid group of supporting characters. The heroes and villains seen in the latest Bond movie, No Time To Die ...

No Time To Die is a sequel to the 2015 Bond film Spectre, which ended with Bond riding off with Dr. Madeleine Swann.However, as the No Time To Die trailer has shown us, they didn’t get their ...

Ana de Armas appears in No Time to Die as Paloma, a fairly new CIA agent who works with Bond on a mission in Cuba. She’s in one segment of the film, and then, when that part of the story is over ...

The other way in which “No Time to Die” stands out from the rest of the Bond franchise is, of course, the fact that 007 bites the bullet in the end.

But given how hugely anticipated No Time To Die is, our best guess is that the film will stay in theaters exclusively for at least 45 days—a window many studios are now adhering to—if not ...

UAR. Monday AM: No Time to Die will wind up at $60M+ over four days, thanks to the Indigenous Peoples’ Day holiday in the Northeast. A $5M-$6M Monday is in store for the Cary Joji Fukunaga ...

A trailer for "No Time To Die" has just been released, giving us our first proper look at the new Bond movie. Here's what it reveals about the new 007, the return of Blofeld and more.

No Time to Die, the 25th film in the series, opened nationwide on Friday. That is six years since the last Bond movie, Spectre, hit the theaters.

The release of “No Time to Die” marks a key turning point — for moviegoing in the pandemic era and for James Bond. Variety chief film critics Owen Gleiberman and Peter Debruge discuss the ...