We should have seen No Time to Die by now

April 2 was to be its world premiere, with its staggered release worldwide occurring right now. Hype would have been up, the lucky Brits already teasing the rest of the world with what they know, loved and questioned in the new flick.

Alas it wasn't meant to be. What are the chances we don't actually get it in November, either?

I think we might get it December. More in line with recent releases, Skyfall and Spectre were November and QOS too? I forget.

As is documented, had I still been with the tour job, the 'Bond expert of the company' (not my words), would have been showing people Bond locales on a walking tour. Bang goes my tips, ha

I believe every film since Goldeneye has had a November release.

To be honest, I hope we get it in November so that we can move on from this era, and so you can hold your tours.

Well, I'm not doing it in December. Christmas is murderous on the streets of London

But then you could integrate Do You Know How Christmas Trees Are Grown into the tour, somehow.

I'm sure there's a way. I'm pretty sure I came close on the bus in December with the tree in Trafalgar Square to saying: "do you know how trees are grown, they need love."

I'm actually quite pleased that (unlike with some other movies) EON haven't seen fit to sell NTTD to streaming/on-demand platforms. I like the idea that Bond still deserves to be seen in cinemas first.

It's true, Bond should always been seen on the big screen.

But strictly speaking I have little interest in seeing it anymore. I'd just prefer they get it out so work can start on the next one. Especially considering that Fukunaga claimed NTTD is completed, on the shelf, waiting for release.

I don't give an eff one way or the other. I'm not going to view it.

There's certainly a good case not to. But give it a chance, PK. It might give you more fire in the belly to highlight everything wrong with the series right now, and maybe, just maybe, someone at Eon will hear it.