Kev's Reviews

The film's plot picks up after the events of "Spectre" and sees Bond living a tranquil life in Jamaica. However, his peace is short-lived when he is reluctantly pulled back into active service to confront a new and deadly global threat. A mysterious villain with dangerous technology and a personal vendetta becomes Bond's most formidable adversary yet. To save the world from impending doom, Bond must navigate a treacherous path, confront his past, and make difficult choices that challenge his loyalty and the essence of being James Bond. One of the standout elements of "No Time To Die" is its emotional depth and character-driven narrative. Daniel Craig delivers an exceptional performance, showcasing Bond's vulnerability and inner conflict like never before. As the spy who is renowned for his cold demeanor and unshakable resolve, seeing Bond grapple with personal demons adds layers to his character, making him more relatable and human. The supporting cast i

Upon a famous writer's death, the sophisticated Detective Benoit Blanc ( Daniel Craig) comes to the deceased man's estate to investigate, interviewing dysfunctional relatives of the departed. With a wecb of red harings to sift through, Blanc begins to uncover the entangled truth. "(It's) an entertainment that's as smart, witty, stylish and exhilarating as any movie lover could wish for, " says Joe Morgenstern , Wall Street Journal Top Critic.  Following the whodunit tradition   set forth by Agatha Cristy, Rian Johnson puts a modern spin on the theme, making a smart, witty, Clue-like mystery. In a Fargo-like montage, there's a great deal of shannagans and antidotes with stabs of funny cynicism. "Rian Johnson kept the mood of the movie rather light and seemingly frivolous, " writes FlixChatter Film Blog's Ruth Maramis . "But don't let that fool you, it's suspenseful when it needs to be and so delightfully entertainin