TRAILERS
First Trailer for Cary Fukunaga's James Bond Movie 'No Time to Die'
by Alex Billington
December 4, 2019
Source: YouTube
"So you're not dead?" Universal & MGM have released the first official trailer for No Time to Die, the 25th Bond movie and the fifth movie starring Daniel Craig as Agent 007. The last movie was Spectre (in 2015), and while it re-introduced Blofeld, it didn't leave Bond in the best spot. When No Time to Die begins, Bond has left active service. His peace is short-lived when his old friend Felix Leiter from the CIA turns up asking for help, leading Bond onto the trail of a mysterious villain armed with dangerous new technology. The cast includes Jeffrey Wright as Felix, Ralph Fiennes as M, Naomie Harris as Moneypenny, Ben Whishaw as Q; plus Rami Malek, Ana de Armas, Léa Seydoux, Lashana Lynch, Billy Magnussen, Rory Kinnear, and David Dencik. This Bond sequel has been in the works for a while, but I'm excited to see what Cary Fukunaga brings to the franchise and it looks awesome so far. I'm loving look and feel of this one.
Here's the first official trailer (+ poster) for Cary Fukunaga's No Time to Die, direct from 007's YouTube:
Bond has left active service and is enjoying a tranquil life in Jamaica. His peace is short-lived when his old friend Felix Leiter from the CIA turns up asking for help. The mission to rescue a kidnapped scientist turns out to be far more treacherous than expected, leading Bond onto the trail of a mysterious villain armed with dangerous new technology. No Time to Die is directed by American filmmaker Cary Joji Fukunaga, director of the films Sin Nombre, Jane Eyre, and Beasts of No Nation previously, plus the TV shows "True Detective" and "Maniac". The screenplay is written by Neal Purvis & Robert Wade, and Scott Z. Burns, and Cary Joji Fukunaga, and Phoebe Waller-Bridge. Based on Ian Fleming's books and characters. Produced by Barbara Broccoli and Michael G. Wilson of Eon Productions. MGM/Universal will release 007's No Time to Die in theaters everywhere starting April 8th, 2020 coming up in spring. First impression? Who's excited?
28 Comments
1
First Die Another Day, then Tomorrow Never Dies, now No Time to Die. I'm assuming the "Die" is a metaphor for retirement? Looks intriguing. Interested to see how they handle the dynamic between both 007 agents.
WatchAMovie_CallMeIntheMorning on Dec 4, 2019
2
Looks really awesome...
SteadyEddieTX on Dec 4, 2019
3
Good old James. With Daniel Craig, looks like a good old family drama. With few shots and explosions ...
shiboleth on Dec 4, 2019
4
Looks good. Although, I might need a "Last time on James Bond.." before the movie. I remember liking Casino Royale and Sky Fall. Spectre was forgettable as was the one I forgot the name of.
Movies Are Fun on Dec 4, 2019
5
Quantum of solace. Yea I saw spectre opening night and haven't watched it since.
Jon Odishaw on Dec 4, 2019
6
That looks suitably like an EPIC Bond movie. I'm in for this
Lewis on Dec 4, 2019
7
Damn crazy when you think that the last one was 5 years ago.
DAVIDPD on Dec 4, 2019
9
Better than I expected, to be honest. Though, those rotary barrels behind the headlights? Unnecessary geek gun tech. Very minor thing, I know but ... things like that tell me where the writers are going sometimes. In any case, it doesn't look bad and does some decent fan service.
Drestin Black on Dec 4, 2019
10
LOL. I was busy thinking where would they stash the ammo boxes? Perhaps in the fender behind the front tires. I know the 6-barrel design looks cool but that adds unnecessary weight and bulk. Especially with having to extend and retract them. Besides if they are there to prevent the barrel(s) from overheating then 3 tightly packed together would suffice.
Akirakorn on Dec 4, 2019
11
Yep, looks great. Malek will kill it, but I'm hoping Waltz's Blofeld won't be playing second fiddle as much as he appears to be. Although, if they stick to tradition, he'll be the mastermind anyhow. I'm seeing theories that Malek is Dr. No, so that's interesting.
grimjob on Dec 4, 2019
12
If it takes another 5 years for Craig to return or they finally pass it to Idris Elba, can we get a spinoff with Jeffrey Wright?
Akirakorn on Dec 4, 2019
13
At 47 now, Idris will be 52 in 5 years, making him too old to start a fresh turn as Bond.
Lewis on Dec 5, 2019
14
Why is everyone so intent on casting Elba as Bond, or to make him black at all? When is all this race-bending, faux diversity crap going to end? As for Elba, I have never been a fan, and don't understand his appeal. What movie has he opened on his own star-power?
kitano0 on Dec 5, 2019
15
Perhaps you've heard of a little film called "The Dark Tower"? #POW
ElBischoff on Dec 5, 2019
16
That was co-billing with Matthew McConaughey...and if I recall, a major flop.
kitano0 on Dec 5, 2019
17
it...was...a...joke...
ElBischoff on Dec 6, 2019
18
Sorry...hard to tell sometimes...
kitano0 on Dec 6, 2019
19
".. As for Elba, I have never been a fan, and don't understand his appeal..." I guess you're not a woman , or a gay man ;?)) And actually this IS the reason why Idris is talked about ; he can represent the flirty seducer side of Bond well . Plus the British accent is natural ... The Point was not why should he play Bond , But Why SHOULDN"T he .... why Disqualify him automatically because " oh he's Black and Ian Fleming didn't write it with a Black guy in mind .." ...You'd have had to watch his Luther series , to see why people think he qualifies ...
Dominic on Dec 15, 2019
20
Seen one you've seen them all. Much like the Mission Impossible flicks. I must say I prefer Bond to the alien actor guy...lol...
thespiritbo on Dec 4, 2019
21
Uh...how many MI flicks have you seen? Your statement that all the MI flicks are the same are a giveaway that you haven't seen many, because it's one franchise that continues to get better on every release. Go see the last two and get back to me.
kitano0 on Dec 5, 2019
22
Not sure it's worth getting back to you to argue about such trifle things like an MI movie. You have your perceptions and opinions and I have mine. I've seen the last two, by the way. Like I said... same ole same ole to me. Infantile stuff, kitano. Come on, man!
thespiritbo on Dec 5, 2019
23
Not wanting to argue. You've seen the last two and didn't like them. My apologies.
kitano0 on Dec 5, 2019
24
Whaaa, who's singing the theme this time?? Isn't that what we all live for now? LOL 🙂 That poster looks spiffy. I think this will be a decent watch. Doesn't look as good as Skyfall...yet.
Whichhalfofthewit on Dec 4, 2019
25
I`m here to see Maleks role. And for the stunts. And the catchphrases and the cliches. Its Bond for crying out loud. Sure as Yule celebration. Varies in quality every year, but comes with a hefty budget.
ErrorSapiens on Dec 5, 2019
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The good: CaryJoji Fukunaga at the helm, Jeffrey Wright and Rami Malek The bad: The screenplay is written by 5 people!!! "Neal Purvis & Robert Wade, and Scott Z. Burns, and Cary Joji Fukunaga, and Phoebe Waller-Bridge (FLEABAG?!?)" Generally, if the script has more than 3 writers, it tends to be a jumbled mess. The ugly: This franchise is SO tired and redundant. I saw Spectre and can't remember anything about it. It's forgettable.
THE_RAW_ on Dec 5, 2019
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All the screenplay reworking is a bit worrying, yeah, but I hope that with Waller-Bridges involvement it'll turn out right. I completely disagree with your last point, though. Especially since the Craig films are pretty much a reboot of the franchise. I'll admit Spectre was a bit forgettable, but it wasn't bad. Casino Royale and Skyfall were both amazing and I believe we can get more Bond films of the same caliber in the future. Growing up I watched all of them and I will always get excited about the next one.
Efterklang on Dec 5, 2019
28
Cool. Hopefully this one delivers for you then.
THE_RAW_ on Dec 17, 2019
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