Screen X was a great experience, but as a personal preference, IMAX will always be my favourite.Ĭineworld in Wolverhampton has had an impressive facelift and is worth a visit. But the millennial in me will always see him as Voldemort no matter how much I try to change that.Īll in all, the move is a must watch – and returning to the cinema after lockdown is the perfect setting in which to do so. Catch the latest 2D and 3D movies across 12 screens, each equipped with 4K high-definition picture.
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Lea Seydoux and Lashana Lynch offer up excellent performances – as does Ralph Fiennes. No Time to Die is a 2021 spy film and the twenty-fifth in the James Bond series produced by Eon Productions, starring Daniel Craig in his fifth and final. Book tickets and find film times near you at Vue Harrow. The only issue I have with his character is the fact that he is a scarred villain, something disability campaigners are fighting to stop. Other cast members shone through too – Rami Malek was fantastic.
I found myself watching Bond race up some steps and my first thought was, ‘I would definitely need a cup of tea and sit down after that.’īut Daniel Craig – he made it look effortless.
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You of course have the clichés of every bond movie – the gorgeous girl, martinis and seemingly trained assassins being terrible shots. This is very accurate as the movie is an impressive 2hours and 43minutes long.ĭespite this, I was glued to my (kicked) seat for the duration. One of the first lines he utters is, “we have all the time in the world.” You could say this added to the immersion experience – I was being ‘attacked’ at the same time as Bond. The people behind are also very close – which made for a lot of kicks to the back of my seat. However, any slight movement forward and the back of the chair pings right up – sitting you to attention. Seats in the Screen X cinema can slightly recline which makes for comfortable viewing. This is a great element to their health and safety efforts – but not the best for watching a film. The only issue I had was the huge screen meant the whole cinema would light up – and it really emphasised the fire exit signs.
I would like to see him attempt such a feat on the M6 in rush hour. This was great for the first establishing shot – Bond driving a car I could never afford down impossibly narrow, windy streets that seem to have no other vehicles on them. Scene from No Time to Die with Daniel Craig in his final outing as 007 (Image: Danjaq, LLC/MGM)
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