Hi, this is Roger Moore, and you're listening to James Bond Radio.

Hello, and welcome to James Bond Radio.

This is our review of No Time to Die, where today we're right near the end.

We're going to look at the climatic confrontation between James Bond and Saffin and everything that happens thereafter.

My name is Chris Wright and today I'm joined by my good buddy, my fellow Bonding Arms.

It's Mr. Tom Sears.

How you doing?

Dude, you're all right?

I'm doing well, man.

It's exciting times to get through to the end because if anything, this is the biggest

discussion point, isn't it?

Is should it have ended like this and so on and so forth? A lot of people bang against the

idea. A lot of people on board with the idea. So it will be, again, I think that if you had to

boil it all down, that's probably the number one discussion point for everybody

involved, isn't it? Is that? Yeah. I think it has to be because there are people who outright

dislike the film in all its entirety. And there are people that say, I love, you know, two hours,

30 minutes of this film or two hours, you know, 35, whatever.

And it's, it's that last little bit that some, a lot of people aren't on board with.

People say, oh, it's not Fleming or Fleming would never do this or, et cetera, et cetera.

But equally, like you said, there are people that love it and think it's great and a perfect

way to round off sort of Craig's tenure.

So that's something obviously we'll get to.

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