The New Time to Die trailer showcases everything the Bund movie expects

Movie theaters are starting to reopen in locations around the world – basically, anywhere where a coronavirus outbreak is under control. So now is the right time to remind frustrated filmmakers No time to die, The next film in the James Bond franchise, starring Daniel Craig as 007 in his fifth and final journey. A new trailer has just been dropped, dated November 12 in the United Kingdom and November 20 in the United States (as always, coronavirus ready).

(Spoilers for the 2015 film Specter Below.)

This 25th installment in the franchise is co-produced by MGM and Eon Productions, with United Artists and Universal serving as distributors in North America and internationally, respectively. Directed by Kerry Joji Fukunaga (True Detective, Beast No Nation), About five years after the film was captured SpecterArchville, Ernst Stavro Blvd Field (Christoph Waltz), Criminal Mastermind and Specter (Ian Fleming’s original character inspired Dr. Evil and his cat, Mr. Biglesworth Aust Stein Powers Movie series.)

Who left Specter Or for those who haven’t seen it recently, it will open with the suspension of Bond from MI6 after he undertook an unofficial mission to stop a terrorist bombing in Mexico City – based on Judy Dench’s late posthumous message, MA mourned. The new M (played) by Ralph Finance found its agency in a competition with a rival of the private back intelligence service led by C (Andrew Scott).

Matters are always complicated, such as the shuffle between Bond and Bluff of the Field, which is behind attempts to infiltrate the planned global intelligence surveillance system so that the Specter can access information about any investigation of his criminal activities. (In an unusual turn, Blind of Fight turns out to be Bond’s foster brother.) The film ends with Blideld Field, and Bond goes to sunset with his romantic interest, psychiatrist Madeleine Swann (Leah Said Oux).

Bond thought he was retiring, but no “00” agent would live happily ever after, it seems. According to the official summary: “In No time to die, Bond has left active service and is enjoying a quiet life in Jamaica. His peace is short-lived when his old friend Felix Leiter from the CIA asks for help. The mission to rescue the abducted scientist has turned out to be more treacherous than expected, leading Bond to become the target of a mysterious villain equipped with dangerous new technology. Fukunaga says he intends the film to explore the world of espionage “the era of asymmetrical warfare. It should also wrap up a lot of loose narrative threads from previous Bond films starring Craig.

Sidaux introduces her role as Madeleine Swan. Other returning cast members include Waltz, Ben Whisho as Q, Jeffrey Wright as Felix Leiter, Nomi Harris as Eve Moneypenny, Rory Kinner as M’s Chief of Staff, Ralph Finance as M, and Rummy Malek as M’s new characters. Archville Safin, described by the director as a “hyper-gifted and worthy opponent” for Bond; Lynch of the corpse as Nomi as the new “00” agent who joined MI6 after Bomini’s supposed retirement; Ana de Armas as Panama, a CIA agent assigned to help Bond; And Deldik Denisk, Valdo Obruchev, as a scientist, who has disappeared.

Everything is expected in this new trailer. Foreign places? Check out. It was filmed in Italy, Jamaica, Norway, London and the Faroe Islands. Car chase scenes? Of course. Beautiful women? Paloma not only wore a black evening gown, she pulled off some impressive fights. Bold, dangerous stunts? Craig had to undergo ankle surgery after being injured during stunts filmed in Jamaica.

And of course, as Jonathan Gitlin of Ars reported earlier this year, the film is full of Aston Martins. Now the classic is DB5 with Minigans, as well as DBS and the first trailer released last December, looked as surprising as a vintage from the 1980s. The report said the film was developed in collaboration with Aston Martin’s brand-new MidGenid hybrid Hypercars, Valhalla, the legendary F1 aerodynamist Adrian Navy.

In this trailer it’s Spooky Mask Safin games, based on the traditional Noah style of Japanese theater. (It was believed to be based on the original Siberian hunting bear armor, apparently, but Fukunaga thought the Siberian mask was too dominant in costume.) Safin seems to have stepped out for revenge and not many innocent people are out on top. Process. He tells Bond, “We both eliminate people to make the world a better place.” “I want to be a little tidy.” That could involve the murder of millions, so naturally Bond doesn’t let that happen.

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