(trailer review) - James Bond: No Time To Die

 

(Final International Trailer)

(Final US Trailer)

(Trailer 2)

(Big Game Spot Trailer)

(Original Trailer)

Here's something funny and a little secret, I will share with you guys.  Sometimes I backdate my reviews.  Trailer reviews or movie reviews, any review I hadn't got the time to write.  Usually this is because I see a trailer and can't actually review there and then, so I come back to it later or a film I had to think about before reviewing or even watch again so I can collect my thoughts.  I will always publish the date as to when I first saw the film or trailer, but I'm just letting you know, how THIS review came about.
So a few days ago, I saw the Bond trailer but I was unable to review it at the time because I was out and about.  Today, 2nd September 2021, I decided to write my review, but I would obviously backdate it.  Having briefly seen the trailer, I decided to look for the trailer to watch again before reviewing.  As I scroll through YouTube, I stumble across this trailer and as I watched it, I soon realised that this was a different trailer to the one watched a few days ago...silly.  Ultimately, as I have now seen the Final International Trailer, here we are.

This final trailer doesn't even bother to remind you of the past movies that came before it.  We meet Blofeld again, Felix, M, the problem, Moneypenny, the villain and by this point, explosions, potential drowning, a "new double-0" and mayhem.  We see the car-bridge-swan-dive jump again from the previous trailers I adore soo much, although it seems they have changed the movement a bit and sooo much more scenes and clips.  This trailer looks amazing and seems to promise us something grand in scope for this final outing which will lead us to a very satisfying ending we will all enjoy, especially me as it's likely a Birthday watch! Come on, even Hans Zimmer is on the score!

Directed by Cary Joji Fukunaga and starring Daniel Craig, Ralph Fiennes, Naomie Harris, Rami Malek, Léa Seydoux, Lashana Lynch, Ana de Armas, Ben Whishaw & Jeffrey Wright

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(trailer review) - Red Notice

 

Sometimes we forget that Netflix like to drop a few gems from time-to-time to let us know they are in the business of making great movies.  This is not to say all their movies are great, even with the talent they have, but this trailer, with two of the most talked about stars in Hollywood right now, in the same movie and both practically playing themselves or a character they have played thousands of times already, with quippy one-liners and action and explosion, we can not really go wrong, can we?  Insert Gal to be a sassy one and essentially the main antagonist, I can assure you, this is a ilm I really want to see.

Whilst the story doesn't seem to be brand new, police officer teams up with criminal to catch even worse criminal, it looks like we will have a barrel of laughs with this one.  there were a few lines that made me laugh and the line that got me was..."we both know, that this thing is going to end, with you in Handcuffs"..."Promises promises"...LOL!!! Love it!  I'm just hoping this gives us much more than whats going on in this trailer and maybe we could have some double, triple crosses and some plot twists that will spin the overall narrative.  I guess there is some comfort knowing the director is responsible for DodgeBall: A True Underdog Story, Central Intelligence and Skyscraper?

Directed by Rawson Marshall Thurber and starring Dwayne Johnson, Gal Gadot and Ryan Reynolds

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