After a near 2-year delay, I’m happy to report that No Time To Die serves as a stellar send-off for Craig, Daniel Craig! Yep, this truly is a great final showcase for the actor, as Craig clearly gave it his all in a performance that runs the entire gamut of emotions. Who knew an overly emotional Bond makes for the best Bond? But, while there is plenty of epic action, excitement and thrills to be had, the sprawling story is a little less inspired compared to some of 007's previous contemporary instalments (Skyfall still tops my list). That is to say, some narrative elements are a little too familiar, making for not so much an original caper, but a borderline retread. Fortunately, there are a handful of surprises thrown in to make it stand apart (definitely avoid spoilers on the ending). And like you'd expect from a Bond flick, it's all impeccably shot, making for another super sleek viewing (and listening) experience. In fact, all the stuff you love about, and expect from, the franchise still work 25 films later. Throw in some solid supporting performances (looking at you Lashana Lynch), a surprising (and welcome) heavy dose of humour, and you’ve got one  worthy swan song for Daniel Craig's Bond-era. Best of luck to whomever puts on the bowtie next - they’re gonna need it!