They say that the best performers "save their best for last", which probably explains why Daniel Craig's final movie as James Bond is also arguably his biggest yet.
After premiering to rave critical reviews back in October, the Cary Joji Fukunaga-directed Bond film set a new pandemic record as the highest-grossing Hollywood movie of the past two years. Craig's swan song as the titular spy eclipsed F9's $725 million last weekend, making well over $733 million as it now only trails two other Chinese films as far as the global box office goes.
In total, No Time to Die made $154 million at the domestic box office and over $574 million internationally. The film now only trails Lian Ray Pictures' Hi, Mom, and Huaxia Film Distribution's The Battle at Lake Changjin, at the international box office.