With callbacks and easter eggs that harken back to stories previously told, Daniel Craig's big send off is also a nice celebration of the 60 years of 007 history we're about to commemorate in 2022. Last, but not least, Safin’s big plot to use a DNA targeting weapon is oddly close to Blofeld’s “Angels of Death” scheme, where 12 brainwashed women from all over the world were supposed to deliver packages of germ warfare throughout the globe.Īs you can see, No Time To Die really does feel like a celebration of all things James Bond. All orders are custom made and most ship worldwide within 24 hours. T-shirts, posters, stickers, home decor, and more, designed and sold by independent artists around the world. Only this time, it’s Commander Bond who dies in the tragedy that ultimately separates them. High quality Fuze The Hostage-inspired gifts and merchandise. John Barry’s theme for that same film also pops up in the track “Good To Have You Back,” at the moment when James Bond and M have their meeting outdoors.īut beyond the musical parallels, the line “We have all the time in the world” crops up at the beginning of the film, as foreshadowing that James and Madeleine Swann’s love affair is ill fated. The Louis Armstrong love theme to George Lazenby’s only 007 adventure is both quoted in Hans Zimmer’s cue “Matera,” and flat out played at the end of the film. He is a prominent, but sadistic Red Army officer who joined Project Nova with Nikita Dragovich and Friedrich Steiner in an attempt to wipe out the United States. Perhaps the largest mine for callbacks in No Time To Die, the 1969 classic On Her Majesty’s Secret Service lends tons of its DNA to Daniel Craig’s emotional swan song. He also appears as an Easter egg in Call of Duty: Black Ops III and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, as well as being a featured character in Call of Duty: Mobile. (Image credit: United Artist/Eon) On Her Majesty’s Secret Callbacks
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