Tomorrow Never Dies

About This Movie

Tomorrow Never Dies has this slick, modern vibe that reflects the late '90s well. The plot revolves around a media mogul manipulating events for his gain, which feels pretty relevant today. Pierce Brosnan’s Bond is charming but also a bit more tech-savvy than previous iterations, with some fun gadgets that showcase the era's fascination with technology. The pacing is tight, filled with action sequences that don't feel overdone. I always appreciate the practical effects used in the car chase scenes—there’s a tangible quality you don’t see as much anymore. Overall, it’s a blend of action and commentary, with a distinct tone that might not be everyone’s favorite, but it stands out in the Brosnan era for sure.

Released on December 12, 1997Filmed in locations like Germany, Vietnam, and LondonFeatures a notable theme song by Sheryl CrowBrosnan's second outing as James Bond