Curtis Vandeveld

Daniel Craig has been the best of Bond. While he is a womanizer, his actions in doing so have purpose to the story and are not just gratuitous for purposes of his macho identity. Each of the Craig Bond movies is intriguing and the stories continue the more complete story to come. No Time to Die, is disappointing not from the perspective of the story, the drama, the intellect of the overall or singular story, but because of the seeming end to the characters that these movies have brought to viewers attention. The end of Felix Leitner, the end of Spectre, the end of the head of Spectre and sadly, the end of the James Bond character. I will watch the movie again, as I missed parts and the movie was well presented, but it will be with a sense of remorse. My appreciation to the Writers, Producers, Director and Actors. You all have made these wonderful movies which I believe should be considered classics. Now with the charming, witty, more realistic Bond - Daniel Craig, gone, the notion that another can take up the role of 007 is unlikely acceptable. There have been great Bond movies of the past, some with far too unbelievable feats of survival, but the Craig Bond has surpassed every prior Bond beyond comparison.