Customer Ratings & Reviews

Some of us thought “Spectre” was gonna be Daniel Craig’s last Bond Outing. So glad it wasn’t. “No Time to Die” delivers an epic, satisfying, and an emotional farewell to Daniel Craig as Bond with plenty of intense action, drama, macabre horror, humor, & heartbreak that surprisingly keeps the pace of the movie going very well even at 163 mins. Craig, Malek, & Seydoux’s performances are def superb but Lynch’s performance as Nomi was an absolute top notch and superior character who I hope to see again in the near future as well as Armas’ performance as Paloma. This is def Daniel Craig’s swan song as Bond and he def prove it. His best Bond movie since “Skyfall" and “Casino Royale." Highly recommended. Grade: “A"

That tagline may be a bit misleading, as I have had favorable experiences with all the Daniel Craig Bonds I've seen (I haven't seen them all); but this one I had absolutely no idea what to expect. I hadn't seen any reviews, had no glimmering even of what the general plot was or even any incidental moments. Aside from knowing it was his final outing in the role, I was going into this one completely cold. Which is why it took a bit for me to order a copy: other things had a higher priority, or had been on the back burner a longer time.

The movie could've been trimmed down a bit, but seeing as it's Craig's last film as Bond, it's fine. Ana de Armas' short appearance was fantastic. Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed the movie. The steelbook art is strange. The car doesn't wrap around the back, so there's just a 0 and half a 0 forming a 007 wraparound. Really wished it would've matched the original steelbook art. This art looks like someone made it in Microsoft Paint. Also, the digital code can only be redeemed with iTunes, which is mind boggling.

Daniel Craig’s Bond has been the James Bond i grew up watching. It has had its ups and down. From the highs of Casino Royale and Skyfall to the somewhat lows of Quantum if Solace and Spectre which was better. No Time To Die through its delays during the pandemic had me worried. When I walked out of the theatre i was incredibly happy with how the series ended for Daniel Craig’s Bond. Paying homage to past Bond’s and honoring the legacy of James Bond and wrapping the story up nicely

I waited to see this, Daniel Craigs last outing as James Bond until I could view it in my own Home Theater. It's the first Bond movie I've ever bought in 4K, as well as the first movie I viewed on my new LG OLED. That said, the experience with seeing this top shelf film in so much detail combined with the amazing Dolby Atmos sound track was tremendously satisfying and a once in a lifetime Cinematic experience. I'm very happy that I can show it again to share it with all my friends and family so they all can experience both my Home Theater as well as the best Bond movie I've ever seen!

I gave it 3 stars cause it doesn't feel like a James Bond movie anymore, I know they try to make movies according to the current times but is not a James Bond movie.

seeing all the previous bond films and viewing them as okay films with this it had the similar feel to me as a okay average vibed bond film to me.

No Time to Die is one of the best Bond movies in the series in my opinion. Daniel Craig shines as he comes comes out of retirement to save the world from biological Armageddon. The rest of the cast is also outstanding. Chase scenes, stunts and special effects are realistic and plausible keeping you on the edge of your seat throughout the movie. The UHD 4K BRD video quality is excellent and the Atmos soundtrack is engaging, explosive and immersive bringing the whole package together into a very enjoyable movie experience.

Great Movie / Not so great digital code. Code is for iTunes only, not Movies Anywhere. I would not have bought it if I knew that.

I'm a big Bond fan and I have to say this was THE BEST Bond film I've seen. I will review this without giving away any spoilers. I really like how we see the Bond character finally evolve and mature. There is still a little corniness but no where near that of previous Bond films. I enjoyed how this ties together all the Daniel Craig films and solidifies his tenure as Bond. I know I may offend some but, Daniel Craig is the best James Bond...even better than Sean Connery! There I said it! Sorry to offend some.

To be frank, I'm not enamored with No Time to Die as a movie. But I am enamored with the technical presentation of this disc- per the reviews and year-end lists for 2021, this is one of the best ever 4K discs, both for picture and sound. As is more common with modern blockbusters, the special features are underwhelming. But if you're a steelbook collector and a Bond fan as I am, this is a no-brainer purchase as the look of this far outshines the ludicrously dull and awkward standard Amaray packaging.

Daniel Craig’s Bond, imo the best since Connery, comes to an end in No Time to Die. Unlike the other Bonds, Craig’s had an arc: it begins with his Bond gaining double “OO” status, tracks the ups and downs of his career and comes to a satisfying and appropriate conclusion. With Craig we saw the man behind the Bond myth with all his noble flaws, who always put those aside and fought for Queen and Country. And in the end, makes the ultimate sacrifice for his family and leaves the stage a hero.

Excellent picture and sound as you may imagine from a 007 movies. It did freeze a couple times, maybe 1-2 minute periods, but would jump 10-15 minutes past when it started playing again. After ejecting the DVD, shutting all speaker/receiver/amp/tv and other components off and restarting (by selecting scene where it froze), I had no issues. Could be my DVD player (brand new Sony) as it has happened on multiple (like 12) 4k UHD DVD's.

Great action movie is a must watch. Includes lot's of thriller moments that you won't be expecting. I would highly recommend it as a Must Watch Movie. I would also highly suggest not watching it with children as it's not a very child friendly movie. I love this movie so much that I have personally watched it four times already. Daniel Craig does a great job playing the role of James Bond but it's sad to know that this will be his last James Bond Movie.

We missed the most recent James Bond movie, "No Time To Die," at the theater because we were avoiding movies because of the COVID risk. I was hoping to get a bargain price on it for Black Friday 2022, and thanks to Best Buy, it happened. We got a 4K copy that also has a Blu-ray disc. We don't have a 4K player yet, but we can watch it on Blu-ray now and have it on 4K when we get a player. We have enjoyed the Daniel Craig James Bond movies, and this one didn't disappoint.

Haven’t actually finished watching the movie yet but nice package/shipping/price. Actually my only complaint is digital movie code is only for Apple, most similar packages have codes for Movies Anywhere which also works with Amazon, Google, Vudu etc as well as Apple. The 3 discs include Blu Ray, DVD and Bonus materials as expected.

I really enjoyed this movie. I'm a huge James Bond fan, and after all the different iterations, Daniel Craig is my favorite Bond to date. No Time to Die is a strong sendoff for Craig. The action scenes are grounded and gritty. The cinematography is beautiful. Bond has always been a globetrotter and the locations selected for this final outing are breathtaking. The 4K is really excellent for this movie, especially the opening scenes leading up to the opening credits.. I've watched the movie multiple times and re-watch builds my appreciation for it.

I won't spoil anything about the plot. I was skeptical about Daniel Craig being Bond but I must say I have truly enjoyed all his Bond films and this one is no exception. There is a twist to this one I have not seen before in any Bond film but it is truly a surprise. The action, characters and story are great. If you enjoyed the previous ones, you will enjoy this one. It is sad to know this is Daniel Craigs last Bond film. He truly was a great 007 !

For Daniel Craig’s fifth and final film appearance as Bond, the producers take out all the stops for a convoluted but thrilling film. There is way too much story crammed into the running time and some narrative short cuts (I.e., unexplained situations; they aren’t plot holes just unexplained) For those who want to buy this on 4K or Blu-Ray, the film looks terrific. Audio features a Dolby Atmos mix that brings the destruction in the film into your living room.

Fantastic movie, an excellent end to Daniel Craig's run as Bond. Love the Steelbook art and wish they had made more of these available. This movie just hits in all the right places and the sound is outstanding. Best Buy still has some challenges with shipping, as I had to order two of these to get one that is not damaged. But as always, BB is great when handling returns for that reason. Always pre-order two copies of a hot Steelbook release!