Fool Me Once. Fool Me Twice | The 'No Time To Die' Music Video Is Here!

Get your first look at Billie Eilish’s music video for ‘No Time To Die‘

The music video for the Billie Eilish theme song to the new James Bond film ‘No Time To Die‘ has finally graced us with its presence today…almost EIGHT months after the song was actually released! Of course, its all been thanks to the coronavirus that the video for the song has taken so long to be released after the tune hit the charts worldwide. But it now looks like the film WILL stick to its November release after all as the marketing material for it has started to ramp up. Let’s all take a look at the music video:

I’m going to go out on a limb here. In my opinion, the song has got the Best Original Song Oscar at next year’s awards all sewn up already. This IS how a Bond theme should be. I happen to like it quite a lot, although other people are not as enthusiastic about it as I am. Again, I’m going out on a limb here and predict that Billie Eilish, if she agrees to, could become this generations Bond theme song performer, in the same kind of vein that Dame Shirley Bassey was years ago.

Adele would also fit the bill too and I’m surprised she hasn’t been approached or asked to contribute once again. The video for the new theme song is pretty much how I expected it to be, featuring the young Ms. Eilish and her wonderful vocals alongside clips from the upcoming movie. It is an interesting watch to be sure although it still (thankfully) doesn’t show us too much of what to expect when James Bond FINALLY returns in November. Sit back, listen, and get ready for 007 to once again get back into the action.

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Carl Roberts is a Senior Entertainment/Books and Literature Correspondent for The Future of the Force. Aside from being our horror genre aficionado, he is also passionate about Star Wars, Marvel, DC, and the Indiana Jones movies. Follow him on Twitter @CarlRoberts2 where he uses the force frequently!

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