In “No Time to Die,” Daniel Craig takes James Bond into bold and brave new dimensions, transforming Agent 007 into a humanized force of nature keenly aware of his age and his own mortality. It’s a dense, conflicted performance emanating with regret and sorrow and with the sort of dramatic integrity that justifies Oscar’s attention.
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