There was a dense gunshot in the villa, and a little girl was desperately running on the ice and suddenly fell into the lake. Killer Rutherford Safin raised his gun and aimed it at the little girl under the ice and pulled the trigger.....
Rutherford Safin rescued Madeleine and raised her. This is the opening plot of the 25th 007 movie "No Time to Die".
Many years later, Madeleine approached Bond and became Bond's girlfriend. Unlike his previous girlfriend, Bond was very fond of Madeleine. But because she was bombed and attacked at Vespa Cemetery, she suspected that Madeleine had betrayed him, and Bond had heard from someone else that Madeleine was the daughter of the leader of the Ghost Party. So he decided to take Madeleine on the train and never see her again.
Bond's CIA friend, Felix Wright, came to ask Bond to help rescue a kidnapped scientist. However, the reality is very dangerous. Bond must confront a mysterious organization equipped with dangerous new technologies. Bond retired, but he received the order. It seems that the reason is not very simple, the situation is more complicated.
Bond will give the USB stick he snatched from the mysterious organization to the computer experts to see what is inside? It turns out that inside is a DNA virus called a nanobot called Hercules, which can be programmed to deal with specific people.
Bond finds the small house where he and Madeleine have settled in the wild, but finds madeleine living with a little girl named Mathilde. Madeleine said Mathilde was not Bond's daughter. Don't get me wrong. When Rutherford Safin sent out the assassination squad, Madeleine's mother and daughter were abducted. After a battle, Bond rescues Madeleine's mother and daughter and learns that Mathilde is his biological daughter.
However, he was shot and wounded by Rutherford Safin as he fled. Although he killed Rutherford Safin, he has been infected with a nanorobot virus that contains a wealth of human information, including Madeleine's mother and daughter. Bond demanded that the headquarters fire missiles to destroy the island. He himself was at the top of the island. After talking to Madelán's mother and daughter, he was disappointed, carrying the missile and the island reduced to ashes. But there is no doubt that the love and affection in "007: All the Time" are unforgettable, breaking through Bond's cold-blooded side and showing a tender side.