A good two months after its cinema release, “No Time to Die” has already landed in home theaters. Two weeks before the official DVD start, you can now experience the final performance of Daniel Craig as James Bond as purchase VoD in your home theater.
After it was originally supposed to start in March 2020, we had to wait another year and a half until “James Bond 007 – No Time to Die” was finally released on September 30th of this year. Now it’s all the faster. Less than two months later, the latest 007 mission is already landing in the home theater.
“No Time to Die” can be purchased digitally starting today, December 2nd, on the common streaming platforms such as Apple iTunes or Amazon Prime Video:
“No Time to Die” on Amazon Prime Video*
Just in time for Christmas business the film will also be released on December 16 on DVD, Blu-ray and 4K Blu-ray. Daniel Craig’s fifth and final chapter of the legendary agent saga is also being celebrated in the home theater with a whole range of limited collector’s editions. “No time to die” appears in the steelbook (optionally with Blu-ray or 4K Blu-ray), in the Blu-ray digibook and in a limited edition with an Aston Martin model available exclusively from Amazon:
“No Time to Die” Standard Edition on Amazon*
“No Time to Die” Blu-ray Steelbook on Amazon*
“No Time to Die” 4K Blu-ray Steelbook on Amazon*
“No Time to Die” Blu-ray Digibook on Amazon*
“No Time to Die” Aston Martin Edition on Amazon*
Perfect timing: Since James Bond is still one of the most sought-after movie heroes far and wide and has meanwhile regularly lured several generations to the cinemas or in front of the screens, the film, with its home cinema release shortly before Christmas, is the perfect Christmas present for all fans.
“No time to die”: an era is coming to an end
15 years after his 007 debut in “Casino Royale” it is now time to say goodbye to Daniel Craig, who is now to be finally inherited. Finally, director Cary Joji Fukunaga brought together the threads from “A Quantum of Solace”, “Skyfall” and “Specter”. The result: the longest Bond film of all time, which offers a lot of great action, but remains behind its possibilities on an emotional level.
The FILMSTARTS review for “No Time to Die”
This is what it’s about: 007 (Daniel Craig) actually wanted to enjoy his retirement, to lead a normal life – until his old colleague at the CIA, Felix Leiter (Jeffrey Wright), asks him for help. On a mission to rescue a kidnapped scientist, Bond faces the mysterious and dangerous Safin (Rami Malek) – a criminal genius with a dangerous new technology. The aging agent receives support from his great love Madeleine Swann (Léa Seydoux), the new double-zero agent Nomi (Lashana Lynch) and a young CIA agent (Ana de Armas).
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