Get your pace maker adjusted

you hit the nail right on the head....I felt the same way

My wife and I enjoy doing entire series of films in a row. We did the Matrix films (including Animatrix) before seeing Matrix Resurrection, are almost done with the Marvel Cinematic Universe series and plan to eventually do the Star Wars, Star Trek, The Hobbit and The Lord of The Rings films (among others) in order. We are looking forward to doing the Daniel Craig series of James Bond movies as I think they did a great job telling the entire career of James Bond as opposed to the previous Bond films that were just a bunch of additional adventures with no arc. No Time To Die was a fitting closer for Craig. And to see the Aston Martin DB5 as a throwback to Goldfinger and yet be so cool in this context was great, as was hearing the theme from On Her Majesty's Secret Service (one of the best Bond themes ever, IMHO).

Boring, confusing, rambling unbelievable plot. Too much emoting and angst. A hour too long.

Spoiling it
 

All right. No big reveal. Everybody should now know he dies at the end. Or does he?
So, how can Hollywood be searching for the next James Bond if James Bond is dead?
Well, who can remember those old serial shorts in the movies where the hero would go over the cliff? But in the next episode, he really didn't.

That's what I believe the next James Bond will show. Okay, folks, it looked like he was blown to smithereens, but he survived. Or maybe we'll learn that "James Bond" is really a code name, a nom de guerre, assigned to England's top fixer.

That's the way I feel about all the movies today and I wouldn't rent any for $5.99.

Not long ago, I use to go to a lot of first run movies at the matinee prices of $5.00,
not anymore.

Went to Redbox a couple years ago, rented 4 movies, and never made
it halfway through any of them before turning them off.

Where are all the good movies gone???