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The twenty-seventh entry of the 2020-2021 Film Journal is "No Time to Die". The very first film I was looking forward to that was pushed off by the pandemic, this installment is a little special. Here, I recount my distinct experience seeing this film in theaters with my brother, the surprising power of Daniel Craig's final 007 flick, and how this particular picture affected me personally.
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