Still, there's plenty of visual delights courtesy of cinematographer Linus Sandgren, from a creepy overhead opening shot that descends through the mist, to a car chase that rips through a Nordic forest and demolishes everything in its wake. The 25th Bond film has the difficult task of bringing together the various different storylines of the Craig era, and as a result the plot doesn't stand on its own two feet as much more than a climax of what has come before.

There's also the return of many of the Bond Cinematic Universe, with the likes of Léa Seydoux and Ben Whishaw back for Craig's last hurrah, and in the director's chair is Cary Fukunaga, the auteur behind that first, perfect season of True Detective.

That includes the latest film and final outing for Daniel Craig, No Time To Die, in which 007 finds himself up against a formidable opponent in Rami Malek's pockmarked Safin. Delirious, and now nominated for a whopping 10 Oscars.Īmazon's big Bond deal is good news for Prime customers, as the entire back catalogue of 007 is now available to stream on Prime Video. But the universe is being torn to pieces, and Evelyn can draw on the skills and power of her other selves to sort things out. She's even worse than the one where everyone has hot dogs for fingers. It turns out Evelyn is one of an infinite number of Evelyns across all of space and time, and she's the worst of all of them. Or, more accurately, the last straw turns into a myriad more straws. The last straw is a meeting with the IRS. Michelle Yeoh is Evelyn Wang, a woman whose marriage, business and family is falling apart. However: were you really going to do anything more enjoyable with that 20 minutes? Unlikely.

Then it died down into being just a really, really, really good film, which is really inventive and fun and probably about 20 minutes too long. Social media was absolutely aflame with lust for Everything Everywhere All At Once. Now, for a few months it seemed like this was going to be the single greatest film ever made.

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