The Legendary JAMES BOND Movie Everyone Forgot

[@FilmSpeak]

What are YOUR thoughts on Tomorrow Never Dies? Comment below! If you want more essays such as this check out this playlist here! ➡️ kzbin.info/aero/PLKbDNu16yL9cvea4a-7B_gPy7Sh4htcuP

[@seujorge1989]

My thoughts are keep your political views to yourself. I don't need to know about your hatred towards the right or conservative media. We had an entire summer of burning churches, violent riots, killings. Meanwhile the mainstream media lying headlines read "peaceful protests" as a building was literally burning and looters were robbing stores. So keep your politics to yourself.

[@flemit35]

I think Tomorrow never dies has got better over time, perhaps overshadowed by Goldeneye which is superior than it.

[@tpampouk]

Totally agree. It's criminally underrated, especially nowadays. It's one of the most fun Bond movies, for me at least

[@SteveGouldinSpain]

A bit cartoonish for my liking. The supposedly redeeming feminist character was reduced to a cart-wheel spinning anime character incapable of original thought. Glad things moved on really.

[@rrson648]

I actually like this one just a tad better than Goldeneye. The actress was awesome, and in my oponion the bad guy plot was very real world chilling. Very underrated.

[@shellshoxx333]

This film aged wonderfully. Replace Elliot Carver with the head of a social media company and the movie would play straight today.

[@noahsark4528]

On point

[@Killjoy.Z]

Jeff Zucker

[@Clintondmb]

Yep. Swap in Zuckerberg or Dorsey.

[@yrooxrksvi7142]

THIS !!! Be it Zucc, Dorsey, Musk, Bezos, they all fit the part in a horrifyingly accurate way.

[@marcozuleta133]

The villain plan itself is very suited for today's political and social landscape, but the movie itself has aged poorly. It looks cheap and very generic.

[@DerekWill-qp5ge]

My mom never missed an episode of Remington Steele! And was already groomed to watch him to finally become Bond! One of my all-time favorites!

[@theseageek]

Tomorrow Never Dies has always been one of my fav Bond films. If you look at how mainstream media dominates the world today, all of a sudden Elliot Carver seems more like a prophecy rather than a fictional villain.

[@FrederickLopez]

Wonderful video essay. Tomorrow Never Dies was so ahead of its time, especially when you look at the global news and social media in present day. The film has aged like a fine wine and even beat Mission: Impossible Fallout to the punch with Halo jumping and a remotely operated BMW.

[@FilmSpeak]

Thank you so much! Yeah McQ REALLY must’ve loved TND because it basically was the precursor to his M:I movies!

[@PUARockstar]

MIF was actually scenes for a whole lot of different Bonds pressed together.

[@strikerbowls791]

Lol come on. Brosnan didn't actually do the HALO jump himself and it wasn't done in one take

[@tophat2776]

Tomorrow never dies was my first bond film.

[@eylonemuskson4177]

TND is a fantastic film. Pretty obvious the news now, is pushing for a conflict with China. It's scarily accurate.

[@ggrarl]

After I saw this movie, I could never forget it. Especially after Bond killed the villain while uttering some very important words, "You forgot the first rule of mass media: give the people what they want!"

[@EBR1]

A similar line was spoken by Arnold in one of the final scenes of "The running man".

[@tombratcher6938]

M's reporting of Carver's death is a call back to the (then recent) death of real British media mogul Robert Maxwell, who apparently committed suicide on his own yacht

[@horrorfanandy4647]

@@EBR1 “Well, I haven't been in show business as long as you have, Killian. But I'm a quick learner. So I'm going to give the audience what *I* think they want.” “You b*stard. Drop dead!” *”I don’t do requests.”* Pure Arnie perfection.

[@ne3856]

Glad to see this movie get some love. Such an underrated movie!

[@FilmSpeak]

Absolutely! Only gotten better with age as well.

[@JonCom3dy]

Right! I love it!

[@trekkiedave7910]

Agree - it’s a cinematic masterpiece - back when Bond films were fun - it reminds me a lot of Moore’s Moonraker The Craig Era is seriously dire

[@JonCom3dy]

@@trekkiedave7910 I think you mean dour. I agree. Craig’s movies are super grounded. They’re not as much “fun.”

[@dudleymq]

YES! Thank you. Always loved TND and never get tired of rewatching it. I can never understand why so many ranking lists place this one so low. The opening sequence is fantastic, the final battle thrilling and Arnold's score is brilliant.

[@tappinskins]

This is real talk!

[@Bazookatone1]

IT has everything a good Bond movie is supposed to have Great pre credit action sequence Great title sequence A villain trying to pit two world powers to start WW3 Acting like the UK is a superpower Cool gadgets A cool car TWO cool car chases, each one the equal of anything in any other Bond film. An awesome villain's lair A memorable henchman (Dr Kauffman, he's in the film for 4 minutes, and I remember him 25 year later).

[@A427-w2v]

I remember my dad taking me to watch Tomorrow Never Dies at the theater. It was my first James Bond film I've seen at the theater!

[@FilmSpeak]

I love that. It was incredibly formative for me as well. Sure Goldeneye is well...Goldeneye, but Tomorrow Never Dies really has this magnetic pull.

[@jjcspoon85]

Ditto, my dad took me aswell and was also my first bond film in cinema

[@A427-w2v]

@@jjcspoon85 Cheers!

[@A427-w2v]

@@FilmSpeak Cheers!

[@jodycameron-roy2544]

Me too! I similarly remember seeing the World is Not Enough with my brother and Dad. Both were great experiences. I don't think I saw Goldeneye at the cinema, or if I did was too young to remember, but I was aware at the time of all the older kids being obsessed with the game. I've only been more and more disappointed with the Craig films.

[@ericcoyle3520]

What amazed me was how over blown Terri Hatchers contribution was in the advertising when it's Michelle Yeo who has by far the biggest impact, not only in this film but across all the series, as the most competent and resourceful "Bond woman" to date.

[@Bazookatone1]

Yes, but Teri Hatcher in lacy black lingerie.........I am in favour of that and will subscribe to its newsletter

[@jahimjauh-hey5653]

Michelle Yeo wasn't exactly a household name like Terri Hatcher was back then. Itactually makes total sense from a marketing perspective.

[@tpiechnik]

brosnan is underrated in general. And I do not get why. The man is seriously the modern mirror of the old novels

[@Mystefier]

I think it's party because people mistakenly think very serious characters are more realistic, but being very serious and lacking a sense of humor is one of the biggest things I believe make fictional characters less like real people. I think Brosnan's bond was much more like a real person than Craig or Dalton.

[@davidhughmiller]

Brosnan is my favourite James Bond.

[@Mystefier]

I see it that Broccoli evolved Bond through the movies into being like a modern swashbuckler. If he appeared in the 1930's he could totally be an Errol Flynn role. I hear the books were a lot different.

[@JorgeObando]

Roger Moore and Pierce Brosnan ARE James Bond as Ian Fleming imagined him; and no other actor enjoyed being James Bond more than Pierce Brosnan. He is the only one who never complained about filming workload, paychecks, Bond’s personality, and so on. Do the homework and compare Brosnan’s movies with Craig’s era: even the light is bluer (sadder) in the latter (Skyfall and its sequels). Of course, in Craig’s movies you get 500% more stunts, but James Bond is about glamour, intelligence, and passion for what he does while saving the world. It is not about a man’s struggle with midlife crisis and, on top of that, save the world, if you don’t mind, please, Mr. Bond?

[@JohnAnderson-jy2js]

Actually Timothy Dalton is basically James Bond right from the novels

[@user-yo8ab1ys9e]

Tomorrow Never Dies is one of my favourite Bond films. Michelle Yeoh as Colonel Wai Lin is fantastic and I wish she got her own spin-off series as originally planned.

[@stanley-fghijk441]

I absolutely love this one. Total throwback. They even brought in the classic Aryan henchman with Mr. Stamper. Plus, you can tell Pierce is having a blast in every scene.

[@diibadaa9502]

Ironic since Brosnan has said making this film was like pulling teeth

[@jamiemunn9200]

Yea, the cast and the director did not have a very fun time filming this movie. At all!

[@paulward4268]

Nevertheless, it didn't show in the final product!! Sure, TND',s production was apparently difficult - but the end result was still brilliant, and it STILL IS today, in 2024.

[@jameshealy5227]

Thank you! This film deserves so much more credit than it gets. I remember after leaving the theater with my friends. I said I think Bond is actually ahead of his time, story wise and action sequences. They were all like no just another Bond film. I said do you see the way the world is changing. Maybe it was just me. In my Jr. and Sr. year of H.S. I spent half the day working on computers. This is going to age me but I don't care. I graduated in 1987. I was the top student two years in a row on those ancient machines. It came with perks though. If the teacher left the class everyone knew I was in charge. It also came with a recommendation to work at the IRS on the weekends while still going to school. I digress, I love this movie and wish more people would appreciate it what it accomplished. Peace

[@curiouscase0075]

Always nice to see love for Tomorrow Never Dies; it seems to be going through a positive re-evaluation! It's a top tier Bond film in my eyes, and certainly the best Bond film since 1997.

[@joebuck8231]

I was thinking the exact same thing. As good as Daniel Craigs films are, this is classic Bond.

[@megaduck7965]

I think Brosnans first three movies are ace , and tend to be unfairly judged because of Die another day

[@chancecole437]

Watched this last night for the first time in yeeeears and I gotta say, this might be the most underrated film in the series. The action is massive and top notch. It’s got one of the best Bond Women of all time. A great villain with a distinct goal. Sick gadgets, and a really fun henchman in that old German assassin scene. It baffles me why so many fans diss this film. Loved this essay too!

[@jchan8539]

My all time favorite James Bond scene is when he escapes after months of imprisonment and walks into a high class hotel looking like a bum with his unkempt hair and beard. However protrudes confidence and charm despite his current condition. He then gets a fancy room, cleans himself up and walks out of the hotel with a new haircut, a shave,and a new suit. That to me is James Bond.

[@bobblueford]

Agreed, J Chan! It led to Skyfall, where they did almost exactly the same thing... abandoned by the agency and then him having to go through the training process all over again.

[@TheOreoritz]

Is that really part of a Bond movie? Which Bond movie?

[@bobblueford]

@@TheOreoritz "Die Another Day"

[@ConscientiousObserver]

@@TheOreoritz Die Another Day but you probably figured that out by now lol

[@CYB3R2K]

​@@TheOreoritz the awful die another day lol

[@wattsiswhat]

Yes! Pierce is the best!! Tomorrow Never Dies is my #2 fav. Spy Who Loved Me has that awesome 70's touch that will always make it my #1.

[@Dohsoda]

For the longest time, this was my favorite Brosnan Bond film. That later changed to GoldenEye, but I see Tomorrow Never Dies as a solid follow up. Also, I think its aged the best within his 4 movies. The plot is actually pretty plausible in this age of consent news, ever changing technology, and idealistic / brash businessmen.

[@FilmSpeak]

100% man I def agree. It’s just such a ripper and agreed the fact that it’s aged so well has only made it better.

[@1eagleeyez]

Goldeneye is still my favourite Brosnan turn as Bond but this one quite good because of Michelle Yeoh involvement particularly for her stunts work.

[@PUARockstar]

For me it's still is the best Brosnan's Bond. I liked GE the least (out of Brosnan's) when I first saw it. Since then it grew on me, and I understand why majority of Bond fans love it. But also understood one of its major flaws for me: GE's score of Serra is a lacklustre and detracts from film's atmosphere, while Arnold was fantastic as Bond composer and TND is one of his better works.

[@strikerbowls791]

Tomorrow Never dies should still be your favorite

[@josephlinza1610]

David Arnold's score for this film is a masterpiece. A great film and one of the best Bond scores of all time.

[@dtz1000]

If you want masterpiece then maybe listen to the scores by John Barry. No one comes close to him.

[@Damo20]

I agree completely, I love the score to TND. David Arnold nailed it!

[@yaro42]

James Bond is probably the only action/spy character than can survive time trial

[@FilmSpeak]

It’s proven! Haha

[@HamanKarn567]

I honestly always loved this and the world is not enough over GoldenEye. Michelle Yeoh is so awesome. Her Hong Kong action movies are awesome. Lots of great action scenes and villains who could easily be real.

[@pianistgonerogue]

This is exactly how I would describe the beginning of my Bond life-changing obsession myself. That particular game, and later, that particular movie! Seems many of us '90s kids have the same soft spot for TND. Great retrospective!

[@JLtheactor]

This was the first DVD I ever owned, first James Bond movie I ever saw and I for the life of me never understood the hate. It is the Bond movie that has held up the most and truly has a realistic plot. It’s a modern day The Spy Who Loved Me.

[@ralleracingtv0210]

I couldn't agree more. It's with Licence To Kill the most underrated Bond Film

[@brianjones7907]

❤💝❤

[@termigasts5227]

Most underrated and the best imho

[@rrson648]

Emphatically agree LTK and TND are my favorite post connery films. I honestly kind of like those two more than the craig films, even though I did like three of them.

[@PortobelloRd]

Loved this when i saw it in the cinema! Watched it twice! The opening was great showing Bond as he is supposed to be..a clever Hero beating the bad guys! A good positive mood with a competent winner who does it in his stride with charm and wit.....somebody you can aspire to.... not like nowadays

[@AlexRider589]

Tomorrow Never Dies is honestly one my favorite Bond movies. As you said, a perfect execution of the Bond formula. It nails the formula and improves upon it. Seriously underrated Bond movie.

[@CapitalFProductions]

I’ve been yelling it from the hills forever that TND is one of the best Bond movies and is severely underrated

[@Yora21]

As wonderful as Anthony Hopkins always is, I can't imagine him Jonathan Price's character. It would have been a very different villain.

[@CinemageddonReviews]

Great video essay. I never thought of Tomorrow Never Dies the same way despite me finding it underrated. Definitely wanna revisit it now

[@FilmSpeak]

Thank you so much! That's exactly the kind of response I was hoping to get out of people so I'm glad the video was effective haha

[@BradyKaynee]

This is the first Bond movie I saw in theaters... even though Living Daylights, License to Kill, and GoldenEye came out when I was around...

[@FilmSpeak]

I love that!

[@JonCom3dy]

Me too! It was a perfect storm. I played the n64 game all the time and saw this in theatres lol

[@Ambious]

Finally, it was always my favorite Brosnan era Bond. I had the soundtrack CD and listened to it on repeat for months.

[@JonCom3dy]

I love the Sheryl crow theme!

[@darryl3422]

My favorite Brosnan Bonds great Arnold score great action and Michelle Yeoh kicking ass

[@squatchh_]

These videos are the type that want me to make a KZbin channel just talking about movies that I love and trying to convince everyone else why they're great.

[@Psiberzerker]

It's kinda weird how in the 90s, the media seemed to forget all that was going on, in the 90s. The line "There are no more enemies since the cold war ended" is kinda laughable after the War on Terror, but you remember the news in the 90s? Before it became sensationalized, in the lull between the Serial Killers, and the Spree Shooters. Let's forget about Saddam Hussein, what about Slobodan Milošević?

[@dopejoel]

Every Bond release they say, "this time we have a strong woman" lol

[@mala6238]

True 😁😉

[@mblair5327]

The bond girl in this film was definitely stronger than the past ones though.

[@Mystefier]

So true that there's this trend to down play the accomplishments of the past and try to pretend their the first with a lot of film makers.

[@Playernumbernull]

I think that Tomorrow Never Dies is the one Bond-film out of the Brosnan-era that comes closest to replicating the feeling of the Connery/early Moore-era films.

[@jmcajr1978]

My first Bond on the big screen. What a cinematic experience! Thank you for the video.

[@seankunau1289]

This is a GREAT analysis. Thank you for putting into words just how enjoyable and truly clever this film is. Perhaps the amount of fun that Brosnan seems to be having in the car chase directly following Paris’s death might have contributed to the audience forgetting about her so quickly. But who could blame him? The action is terrific!

[@TheDalinkwent]

Despite being a Bond fan since the first time I laid eyes on License To Kill, this was the first Bond movie I saw in theaters. My parents wanted to see Titanic, and thank god this was also playing at the same time. Always felt it was a great entry and classic James Bond.

[@tlotpwist3417]

Michelle Yeoh still is the best Bond Girl. They tried one similar with Jynx in Die Another Day but Yeoh kicks way more ass in TND

[@MH-im4oh]

I love Brosnan’s Bond films better than Craig’s. They’re more fun and entertaining… the way Bond films supposed to be.

[@lukasnummer1]

Craig's "Casino Royale" is one of the best Bond films, in my opinion. But the ones following I don't really care for. "Spectre" is worse than anything Brosnan did.

[@diibadaa9502]

Bond has had so many different moods, that claiming what Bond is "supposed" to be is a bit nonsensical

[@kkarx]

@@lukasnummer1 I rewatched them all and Quantum is really good but Skyfall and Spectre are garbage.

[@Zack_410]

@@lukasnummer1 Die Another Day is possibly the worst Bond film.

[@Zack_410]

@@kkarx Skyfall garbage? I think Spectre is good but I see why people hate it. But how the hell is Skyfall garbage?

[@andyhandy7841]

i dont know why pierce brosnan gets so much hate as james bond.. as per looks he is easily one of the best.. even his movies including die another day has some good takeaways.. especially the Iceland setting...

[@FilmSpeak]

Brosnan’s entire tenure doesn’t get the credit it deserves. All of his movies are fun and action packed and he’s one hell of a Bond.

[@seanjames6000]

hes my fav

[@rogerkincaid931]

I never seen anyone hating on Brosnan's Bond.

[@Io_Al-Ahmak]

I always thought Brosnan had the best combination of Moore’s suaveness, and Connery’s toughness

[@PUARockstar]

@@FilmSpeak I grew on Brosnan films. He was THE Bond for me, followed by Moore in my childhood, I didn't understood Dalton for example, and Connery's looked dated. Since then my tastes have shifted completely, Dalton and Connery are the Bonds for me now, so are their film tenures I consider the best (add OHMSS, CR and scenes from other Craig's for perfect cocktail). Still, the sentimentals is still there. Brosnan surely looks the part. And his films are FUN. For kid me, DAD was great, and I was later surprised by the amount of hate it gets. For kid me, Brosnan films were the best. Also, 90s ACTION in the same cocktail with Mooresque quips. Great.

[@EBR1]

I certainly never forgot this movie. It's one of my favorite of the Brosnan movies.

[@dh737]

The love for this movie seems bigger now than it ever has. It's just great ! Classic !

[@Markmeister1989]

Tomorrow Never Dies is Pierce Brosnan Bond perfection. That soundtrack its still my absolute favourite next to License To Kill in the Bond franchise.

[@darryl3422]

Great action great David Arnold score. Michelle Yeoh kicking ass love it!

[@rjmacready9828]

I dont agree with your opinion on this movie but I love Brosnan so much as Bond. I would literally die for him

[@Bot3CZ]

Very underrated in my opinion. One of my favorite Bond movies and definitely my favorite BrosnanBond movie.

[@lxtechmangood9503]

Brosnon was bond. Right age, right look , right height and just right. Wish he hadn't been replaced.

[@JordanArce]

Easily my favorite Brosnan-era movie. The bmw car chase! Dynamic and incredibly fun. The bike chase! Original and exciting stunt extravaganza, with the coolest Bond girl. Pierce at his SMOOTHEST under pressure, whether it’s machine gun fire or a past lover. The modern suave professional just doing his job. The media controlling villain mixed with stealth technology is almost proper science fiction. For me, this movie has to be considered as one of the best implementations of the Bond formula.

[@AlexanderPews]

Pierce Brosnan IS James Bond.. Nobody can replace him.. he both looks and feels like Bond. Nobody does it better.

[@kenallen768]

It’s one of favourite bond films I have always loved especially the music score by David Arnold . I bought the original soundtrack years ago on cd and I still love listening to it . I can’t understand why this movie is forgotten. Even his scene with Q is so funny . It’s should be in the top ten

[@andrewhoyle1521]

Excellent video, I've been saying this for a long time. The best bond movie of that era of James bond

[@Kent_-kj8fv]

I have never forgot the Tomorrow never dies, I love every Pierce Brosnan James Bond movies

[@joebro391]

Been saying how underrated this film is for years! Thank you for making this amazing video to get the word out there!

[@masudashizue777]

It's one of the few in the series that's worth having on Blu-Ray.

[@cjkalandek996]

I recently got to see this for the first time all the way through and while I wouldn't say it's great, it's still entertaining and I loved the addition of Michelle Yeoh.

[@thestarkknightreturns]

Not gonna lie, Tomorrow Never Dies is one of my favorite Bond movies. It's one of the most complete Bond movies. It has lifestyle and sartorial moments, cool gadget moments, interesting action, car chase, novelty stunts, beautiful Bond girls, a relevant villain, a thought-provoking plot, exotic locales and a bit of character development and emotion. It even has TWO themes. Although I prefer the second, "Surrender", by K. D. Lang.

[@JillLeflour]

I love that you name dropped the end credits song in your script. It’s truly a shame that k.d. lang’s banger never made it to the title sequence.

[@michael.wilson.allons-y]

Agreed. So much better than Sheryl Crow's effort

[@JonCom3dy]

I’m always surprised to see that this movie isn’t universally praised. I love it!

[@BlondeManNoName]

My first Bond movie I ever saw as a kid, I still love it. Brosnan was great, so was Yeoh.

[@TiJayFLY]

The game footage you used for TND is actually from the WIP Goldeneye 64 mod, not the official Playstation game back in the 90s :) All the same, you may be interested to know that we've just released a new version of it - "Tomorrow Never Dies N64 V3" is the YT search term.

[@bowencreer3922]

Definitely one of the best bond movies

[@agt_pendergast8899]

Tomorrow Never Dies was the first Bond I saw in theaters, and it also introduced me to Michelle Yeoh, so I kind of have a soft spot for it.

[@Fabio-ou3bj]

Just saw it for the first time and i really enjoyed it, its a great movie and i think its easily top 10 bond movies

[@stevekasan3105]

Excellent essay. I've personally revisited this film and I can firmly say this is the definitive Brosnan Bond film. I love Goldeneye but that film was more of a return to the franchise which Pierce anchored. You're intro spoke on that. TND is saying this what a Brosnan film is. Paris death scene is still one of the strongest Bond scenes IMHO of the entire franchise and Pierce nails it.

[@CaerEsthar]

Goldeneye wasn't going to be Dalton's third film. It was a film about robots and nuclear explosions in China so that a guy can take over Hong Kong.

[@h-dawg969]

I was literally thinking of this movie today and I randomly see this vid.

[@bemasaberwyn55]

It was my first exposure to the Bond franchise. It's awesome that since this the 2 Bond girls in this film have gone on to be a desperate housewife (Terri Hatcher) and a Starfleet Captain (Michelle Yeoh). Bronson is one of my favorite Bond actors. Elliott Carver's actor has since played the US President, and a British Governor. Am I crazy or did this film at one point bear the name of "Tomorrow Never Comes"?

[@sptony2718]

What I found funny about James Bond crashing his car from the top of a parking garage; the car smashed right into the office of a car insurance company. Of course it was product placement. Still a great visual gag, though. It got me as a 12 year old when I first saw the movie and it will continue to get me.

[@alexman378]

The intro of this movie was my first introduction to the character as a kid. I knew of James Bond as a name, but I still remember freaking out when I saw that scene and I realized THIS is who James Bond is.

[@canuck21]

Tomorrow Never Dies is one of my favourite Bond movies. It is underrated and should be appreciated more.

[@dereklewis4321]

Tomorrow Never Dies plot has aged like fine wine.

[@theupsidedan]

Another fantastic video essay! So I’ve only seen Dr. No and all the Craig films but I plan on watching all of them and this definitely got me more excited! Great job!

[@JeffWybo]

That was a fantastic review. Well done!

[@commie_maybe]

I always thought this movie had one of the goofiest villains with such a silly goal. You've convinced me a re-watch may be worth it as I seem to have severly missed the point of him. 👍 thanks for the video.

[@nujeru99]

This was an AWESOME vid! TND is definitely an underrated Bond film, and a terrific entry. I LOVE that you fell in love with Bond through the TND video game, as that's a Bond game that is also VERY underrated Carver has always been one of my personal FAVORITE Bond villains, as his plan for manipulation of the media was genius (and the perfect plan in a post-Cold War world). That was in 1997, YEARS before social media became a thing, and his plot is even more relevant today

[@SunnyIntervalsORG]

I think M's statement about Carver's death on his yacht was a reference to Robert Maxwell.

[@easydrive3662]

I must be a real bond fan with good forward thinking bcos all the bond films i love later on turn out to be the most loved. Tomorrow never dies is just how a bond film should be!

[@tobylerone4285]

I’m always undecided as to whether I prefer goldeneye or tomorrow never dies; GE has a fantastic central connection between bond and trevelyan that’s very unique to the film, so I feel it’s more engaging dramatically, but I also never get bored for a single second in TND. Great video!

[@rustisamust9079]

I always liked TND precisely because even back then you could see where the whole '24 hour news' business model was heading; even good ole Aunty Beeb got sucked into it. It has created monsters; not Elliot Carver's (yet?) but it lead to 'fake news', alternative truth' and rampant egotism in the media mainly from one source: Murdoch.

[@BurnsReviews]

I oddly think this movie is a lot of fun. i remember the one hand each motorcycle scene being kinda cool as a kid. As well as them jumping down building while the banner rips. It’s just cool. I also imagine despite it not being as good as goldeneye making a lot of money. Kinda the same way TDKR made more than TDK simply because of the latter being so beloved.

[@amer9208]

The opening scene is art, pure greatness

[@Bazookatone1]

Mildly fun fact, the no nonsense US Air Force (?) guy who briefs bond on how to do a HALO jump? You may recognise him as Seargent Apone from Aliens. He is a Verteran, having served in Vietnam (VIETNAM!?) so he knows how to do that kind of role pretty well.

[@charlesheck6812]

I couldn’t agree more. I’ve always thought this movie was so underrated! I find it endlessly entertaining, super clever and gorgeous to look at. Plus, I’m partial to Asian women and I couldn’t think of a hotter, sexier co-star to have as a girlfriend. Hats off to you.

[@OFFtheCHIZANE]

Every time you said ‘Surrender’ I was expecting you to throw in the kd lang hit that should have been the title song

[@AlexRider589]

The best villains are mirrors of an aspect of the hero.

[@themothermarkos]

Tomorrow Never Dies and The World is Not Enough are forgotten greats in the bond franchise that deserve more attention.

[@niktri8312]

25:44 "It was kind of a dry run for some of the ideas explored further in The World is Not Enough and then refined in the Craig films" On her Majesty's Secret Service, who did this back in 69: Uh, EXCUSE YOU?

[@OFFtheCHIZANE]

My favourite Bond film hands down. Slick, entertaining and a masterclass by Brosnan.

[@richardathome65]

Tomorrow Never Dies is my favourite Brosnan Bond film, even Goldeneye. Michelle Yeoh was a great addition to the series and I feel it is Brosnan's best performance in the role.

[@deltablueprint3186]

The funny thing is Rupert Murdoch, the real-life version of the Bond Villain, Elliot Carver, is FAR MORE DANGEROUS and DESTRUCTIVE than Fiction.

[@ysthafellgynghori8423]

I have never forgotten TND. Its one of my favourite Bonds and David Arnold's music ( a John Barry homage ) is fantastic.

[@union4everdixienever]

Agree with every word, especially your political and social commentary on this particularly strong 007 entry. Excellent video comrade.

[@andresferrari5859]

A forgotten film???, really? This is one of my favorite Bond films, lots of fun, good story, action, etc. Forgotten? Not by me.

[@simonmultiverse6349]

0:37 The car's registration plate is BMT 214 A (the usual Aston Martin) .... but ... I have seen _two_ registration plates for the Aston Martin. One is BMT 214 A and the other is BMT 216 A (notice the switch 214 v. 216). It depends which film one watches. In the various "the making of..." videos which have been around recently, not to mention a very recent KZbin video in which Prince Charles is given a guided tour of the 007 works, I've seen both of those registration plates. Can someone explain? Did the film makers have a memory lapse? Did they think that we wouldn't notice?

[@danielwilliamson6180]

I've never forgotten about Tomorrow Never Dies. In fact, I owned it on VHS and now I own it on DVD. Good Bond Movie.

[@nickm2699]

Such a good film! Brosnan is still my favorite

[@derekwalker87]

39 minutes and not one mention of the badass throwback henchman named Stamper. He was one of my favorite parts when I saw this in the theater as a kid.