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Official 007: NO TIME TO DIE Thread
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The significance of Bond being in Jamaica is because that is where Ian Fleming’s retired on an estate named Goldeneye and wrote James Bond.
I want that played at my funeral
Rewatching some Bond today I put in Live end let die, One of My personal favorites, I always thought Baron Samedi was a cool henchman.
Lol yeah that's Nasty Nelson from boomerang
Lol yeah that's Nasty Nelson from boomerang
Bond getting off that island and having to live with that Anti-Swann nanotech would’ve been a far, far crueler way to go. In this particular situation, I think his death is the happiest ending he could have gotten and in line with everything that transpired in his tenure. Bond has been face-to-face with mortality for the longest now. He finally accepts death, protected his family like a father would, and ends up saving the world in the process. 
Bond getting off that island and having to live with that Anti-Swann nanotech would’ve been a far, far crueler way to go. In this particular situation, I think his death is the happiest ending he could have gotten and in line with everything that transpired in his tenure. Bond has been face-to-face with mortality for the longest now. He finally accepts death, protected his family like a father would, and ends up saving the world in the process.
also he had a mortal wound
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fukk. That ending. Just 
probably my second favorite Bond movie after casino Royale but I honestly might like it even more than casino due to the stakes. Loved some of the iconic shots Fukunaga put in.
probably my second favorite Bond movie after casino Royale but I honestly might like it even more than casino due to the stakes. Loved some of the iconic shots Fukunaga put in.
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Have they ever weaved the title sequence music into the actual film like they did with Billie Eilish's song. I'm not complaining, I think the song is incredible but I don't remember them ever doing that before for any other title sequence theme. I think Fukunaga's direction was the best of the entire Bond series (any bond film).
Yup. All the time. From Russia with love, goldfinger, casino Royale. List goes on. John Barry did that all the time. It’s a staple of the series
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Interesting. I guess I just never noticed it before. Man this movie made me sad tbh. I think it was a great ending but fukk, what a heartbreaker.
Movie was good…
lol at end
lol at end
homie had a bomb land right on him
There’s a scene at the end where James Bond does the legendary side angle shot like they do in the intro title vs a henchman
I always thought it would be cool if the next 007 they showed all the previous ones in a line up like on a giant screen like it would show pierce Brosnan is retired…Daniel Craig’s picture in the show that he’s deceased…etc
I always thought it would be cool if the next 007 they showed all the previous ones in a line up like on a giant screen like it would show pierce Brosnan is retired…Daniel Craig’s picture in the show that he’s deceased…etc
idk he kinda played Bohemian Rhapsody if he was a bitter Terrorist
But then the series would play into the fan theory of the code name. Which they’ve never abided by. Up until Daniel, James Bond was one timeline with one cat. Daniel’s bond was the first break in the timeline and reboot, who is now his own separate closed loop timeline
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Man reading some of the comments on reddit about this movie is just 
the movie isn't perfect but some people want EVERY single little thing explained otherwise "it's a plot hole" or "it's bad writing". Like Ana de Armas saying she had 3 weeks of training, to me she was clearly being sarcastic after what we saw
the movie isn't perfect but some people want EVERY single little thing explained otherwise "it's a plot hole" or "it's bad writing". Like Ana de Armas saying she had 3 weeks of training, to me she was clearly being sarcastic after what we saw