Many critics have agreed that Craig's performance is one of the most emotional of any previous James Bond actor. "And, to cap it all, Craig may well have delivered the most complex and layered Bond performance of them all." "'No Time to Die' will be remembered for its emotional impact above all," wrote Jason Solomons in his review of the film for The Wrap.
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Lashana Lynch, a new addition to the film as Bond's 007 replacement, "feels like a self-aware nod to controversy around the casting of Bond, which is cool enough, but then she's not given much of a character to make her interesting on her own," he said.Īnd Ana de Armas, who appears as a fellow spy during a mission to Cuba, "pops up to give the film a completely different and welcome new energy in an action sequence set in Cuba, only to leave the movie ten minutes later." Tallerico was particularly critical of how the film used its supporting cast, noting that returning actors like Ralph Fiennes, Naomie Harris and Ben Whishaw are given little to do except "push the plot forward to its inevitable ending." "Even as it's closing character arcs that started years ago, it feels like a film with too little at stake, a movie produced by a machine that was fed the previous 24 flicks and programmed to spit out a greatest hits package," he wrote in his review of the film. For Brian Tallerico of, "No Time to Die" director Fukunaga "plays it too safe and too familiar."
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