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I also love the fact that several heavies (literally) are going to rough up Bond in "a soundpwoof woom, Mista Bond" *points menacing fingers at him*; yet eventually Bond is going to take them all out. The other thug isn't worried meanwhile, so he just keeps watching Carver's speech. Then Bond takes his time to find the proper object, only to take the big guy out with one swift blow. Such good fun.
Another great moment. I feel that if I was with someone who had never seen Bond, and asked me to show them a film, Tomorrow Never Dies would be near the top of what I'm putting on. Just a fun Bond to watch.
Time... for... a station break. I LOL every time.
If only Paris had been played by Monica Bellucci... but no Bond is perfect....
Would have classed the film up. Not a big fan of Lois Lane in this film.
At the time she was pretty happening. I never minded her in the role, she just wasn't the best possible choice.
How cool would it have been if he just whipped out his cell phone and said "Have them call me on this."
"Tomorrow Never Dies Bashing: What Went Wrong?" :))
Lol, bottom, eh? So I guess MR, AVTAK & SP are all SOOOO much better than TWINE, right?
Well, of course, Spectre is... ;)
LOL, will you be here all week? ;)
Lol, honestly, I doubt it.
TWINE does make it into the category of Bond Films with Great Names for Villain's Lair with "Maiden's Tower", along with other exciting entries such as "St. Cyrils", "Piz Gloria", "The Haunting Face", etc.
I actually do rank TWINE at the very bottom of my five.
21. AVTAK
22. TMWTGG
23. DAD
24. TND
25. TWINE
In contrast, GE is way up at #8. I wish Brosnan had as good or better with his subsequent films. And I know I’m not alone in thinking they’re disappointing, even Brosnan himself dismisses them.
=)) Top notch, @chrisisall!
You have DAD where I have SF. I think you like Brosnan even less than I like Craig...
1. Tomorrow Never Dies
2. GoldenEye
8. The World Is Not Enough
10. Die Another Day
I’m pretty sure I made it clear it had nothing to do with Brosnan.
The only Bond actor I don’t like in the role is Lazenby.
Whatever.
:P
I’d put TWINE over GE.I think GE is slightly overrated and the horrible score brings it down also ( though still a good film ).TWINE has its problems but I like the balance of serious drama,campiness,action and humour.
How dare you diss the Laz. He’s coming for you now ;)
In sped-up footage.
With a voice dubbed by George Baker.
I’ve come to love Serra’s score. I think the cold, oppressive vibe of it gives the film a unique dark thriller sort of flavour, that suits it perfectly (especially the Russia scenes). The only bit I don’t like is the porn music during the Ferrari chase.
And I don’t really do full rankings anymore, find it too hard, but the Brosnan films for me would be
1. Goldeneye (stone cold classic)
2. The World Is Not Enough (very underrated)
3. Die Another Day (genuinely awful, but that can be fun in its own way)
4. Tomorrow Never Dies (fine but boring, and full of wasted potential)