TOMORROW NEVER DIES | Escape from Carver's HQ - Pierce Brosnan | James Bond

“They’ll print anything these days...” In TOMORROW NEVER DIES, James Bond (Pierce Brosnan) tries to escape from Elliot Carver (Jonathan Pryce) at his CMGN HQ in Hamburg. The printing press fight sequence was actually filmed at Harmsworth Quays Printing in Rotherhithe, South London. Directed by Roger Spottiswoode.
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[@qmto]

Also I love how Bond pushes over the 300 million dollar satellite on his way out just to be a dick.

[@IrishCarney]

Maybe hoping they'd care and stop to "oh no now what" so he'd have more escape time

[@philjamieson5572]

qmto: Yeah. You're so right.

[@neeravreddy9360]

@jeff lockaby hes going to kill them later anyway

[@raminatox]

He has license to be a dick...

[@j.i.s.l178]

😹 😹 😹

[@gaoutlaw]

I like how he doesn't say much here, but you can tell what James is thinking by the way he looks around the place, finding the safe, checking things out. A good reminder that 007 isn't just an action hero, he's also a very intelligent character.

[@cashewnuttel9054]

I also like how when he moves one leg to the front, and moves the other leg he can walk.

[@Amylou690]

Also the best 007 there will ever be. His style can still not be beat.

[@jesseowenvillamor6348]

@@Amylou690 That's Dalton

[@LadyB_miniatures]

@@Amylou690❤

[@georgemorley1029]

It’s all brushed steel, Nokias and floppy disks. What a time to be alive!

[@Mekora]

Seeing the floppy disk made me realise just how old this film is.

[@mikesteelheart]

Back when technology was actually cool...

[@neothe1st644]

Now every piece of tech is a black rectangle.

[@BoraBoraSharkBoy]

I didn't see a floppy but it was 1997 so it should have been a CD R 💿

[@IrishCarney]

Ericsson spent so much money on that product placement and yet you come away with Nokia...

[@James_Bee]

I like how he sneaks in, flawlessly. She sets off the alarm and slinks away nearly unnoticed and yet Bond has to brute force his way out because she screwed up.

[@KaosNova2]

This is what is called stepping on each other’s toes.

[@John-tj9to]

Yes I used to own a bond book that listed logic flaws in all the movies up til this one and their observation was how come carvers men only pay any attention to bond when she's a spy too

[@Agent1W]

@@John-tj9to Because men are the expendable gender.

[@thedkm-4894]

@Bryan Herbert .....

[@GuitarHeroRocks99]

@@John-tj9to I want this book lol

[@FromVadimWithLove]

One of the films that I love for its quiet "Sneaky Bond On A Mission" moments. The soundtrack, the direction and Brosnan himself managed to make things like Bond sneaking in the Office and looking for a decoder or even just walking around the place really entertaining.

[@philjamieson5572]

Yes. I totally agree. There's a real Ian Fleming atmosphere in the film.

[@Guynumber7]

Tomorrow Never Dies is a very underrated film and the manipulation of the media theme was way ahead of its time.

[@ritahorvath8207]

Pierce Brosnan was the best Bond. He was just unfortunate with the times his Bonds were made.

[@burnbobquist8999]

@@ritahorvath8207 I dont know why people think it was "unfortunate" when he made 1 of the best movies (Goldeneye), 1 really good one (this), 1 quite good (TWINE) and only 1 bad one? Craig so far has 1 amazing one with Casino, a very good one with Skyfall and 2 absolute trainwrecks with Quantum and Spectre...

[@scatterthewinds3126]

yeah we don't get enough of that.

[@zakoid1]

Can't beat a good Bond line... "They'll print anything these days" 😂

[@takeru51]

Haha I liked when he say “looking for a new story?”

[@some3sharks]

😂😂😂

[@questioneverything9606]

At least that guy made the front page

[@KaosNova2]

@@questioneverything9606 And red all over

[@samalvey8168]

He became his own obituary.

[@mlu007]

In retrospect, Tomorrow Never Dies was BRILLIANT. It was avant-garde in that it dealt with the subject of media consolidation and the media's ability to control the narrative when there are virtually no alternative voices.

[@Arbron]

This movie really does feel more appropriate with each passing year, doesn't it? Up to and including the villain basically being Rupert Murdoch.

[@eddietat95]

@@Arbron Murdoch? Too old, no diversification. I was thinking Bezos (Washington Post for the media, Blue Origin for the missile tech).

[@alecalfaras5936]

💯

[@killbot86]

I agree with your sentiment but that is not what Avant-garde means……

[@nonyafkinbznes1420]

@@Arbron Yes without a doubt the MSM leans far too conservative.

[@jakegerman7823]

One of the most underrated Bond films

[@deadaccount6616]

I agree.

[@dapaintbrush6965]

I truly agree

[@AD-kv9kj]

It does get bashed a lot, and while I do see it's faults an weaknesses, it's still a very tight, slick and enjoyable Bond movie. Then I see The World is Not Enough often getting a lot more praise when that's an absolute joke of a story with horrendous characters and really lame dialogues and acting throughout. In fact, Tomorrow Never Dies could even just about squeeze into my top 10 Bond movies (just!). Goldeneye and Licence to Kill are my two absolute favourites, though really it totally depends on my mood.

[@dapaintbrush6965]

@@AD-kv9kj the word is not enough. Wasn't bad for me

[@freddylowe4900]

Pierce Brosnan’s era will have its resurgence in popularity, including Tomorrow Never Dies! We’ll all be there when it happens. 😁

[@Commander_Krill]

1:59 the way bond is calmly just sitting there thinking to himself where he would hide something important 😂

[@actioncom2748]

I like to think that intelligence agents have Law Enforcement Training where they teach all the criminal tricks. Bonforte fall back on that in this situation.

[@nicktalksbond]

Where would the encoder be? With all the pornography and drugs, naturally!

[@actioncom2748]

@@nicktalksbond I hope Bond washed his hands.

[@nicktalksbond]

ActionCom Mr Gupta doesnt just play with his cards....

[@actioncom2748]

@@nicktalksbond On the other hand (pun intended), this is Bond we are talking about. Maybe Gupta better have his office Sterilized.

[@danpartridge8584]

5:40 to me = the quintessential Bond moment. The gunfire, the escape via something that was improvised and quick; the burst of the Bond music. Great moment 👌

[@MegaCrocosaurus92]

That part stuck with me since I was a child. A classy escape haha.

[@TheJovialBrit]

"They'll print anything these days..." That's what I loved about Brosnan as Bond.. He did a lot of these action scenes in a tailored suit and it just made him a bad-ass so effortlessly. There was just something so suave about him doing these scenes in a suit. That whole "cool under fire" thing. He had that great mix of charm, charisma and simmering brutality. For me that's what Bond should be about... The archives scene in Goldeneye is another fantastic example of this. Daniel Craig is good and all but he's more like Jason Bourne to me because he's rarely in a suit and always more "situational" attire.

[@John-ct9zs]

It all comes down to taste. I like all versions of Bond. It's a fantasy character, so you can take him in many different directions the same way you can with Batman or Spider-Man. He can be campy, a little more serious but whimsical, or dark and gritty. I get why Craig's Bond rarely wears a suit, as close combat fighting would be tougher with that jacket and tie on, but if you're good you're good and it wouldn't matter what you're wearing. Either way, it's a fantasy character that we all just have fun with.

[@ceemichaels1877]

That’s a grt way of summarizing it up!! Sooo true!!!

[@mightymochi6320]

@@John-ct9zs Yea i’ve enjoyed every actor’s take on Bond. I definitely do have my favorites but i like them all and appreciate what they brought to the table.

[@yega3k]

I totally agree. Pierce Brosnan’s Bond just had it. So much that I could not see Brosnan as any other character than Bond. I only liked the first Daniel Craig movie; the rest of them were trying too hard to “modernize” James Bond.

[@jackberginmusic4965]

Spot on the way Brosnan plays bond, his charisma and natural charm, he also moves so effortlessly

[@Take-aim-and-reload...]

5:24 That moment when he just simply walked his way through the factory in a calm manner, thinking the guards wouldn't notice him this way... 😂

[@sirpizo555]

It was worth a try lol

[@machlu]

Thats a thing Jack Sparrow would do right there, he probably learned from him, hauhauhahua

[@CB-xr1eg]

@@machlu "Cap'n" Jack sparrow if you please.

[@alfredoombing6541]

Opkojop

[@sxfgdbgbj1876]

@@sirpizo555 ججل

[@lloydprince4897]

Brosnan and Cruise has the best running style. They give it their all.

[@berner]

I'd like to see them running away from Steven Segal.

[@TheShape--xt6pk]

I think craig had a cool run too, him and brosnan looked badass running

[@dipamochammad1015]

Want both brosnan and cruise in a frame of movie

[@balamurugan-ds8cg]

Great 👍 comment 👏..

[@space_monkey5662]

Cruise has the best running style obviously. But criags running style is better than brosnan

[@weejim48]

Always liked Piers Brosnan as Bond. A good mix of humour, intelligence & sophistication with a bit of psycho thrown in for good measure.🤣👍

[@drlee2]

He also had the best facial expressions in life or death situations. Non-verbal acting is some of the hardest to pull off, imo. This scene is a prime example. Bond legit looks in fear that he could die at several points in this scene. Brosnan should have got 7 movies like Connery and Moore, but I guess he didn't want to play the role anymore after Die Another Day.

[@rayunited2010foryou]

@@drlee2 Too bad he got tied up Remington Steele's contract or else he would have started playing Bond in the early 80s

[@Xylarxcode]

@@drlee2 He was still in talks for a 5th Bond movie after 2002's Die Another Day, but the studio wanted to take the franchise in a different direction because even though Die Another Day was financially successful, it received negative reviews from critics and is generally regarded as being too over the top and unrealistic. Nobody goes to a Bond movie expecting top notch realism, but there are still certain points where we need to draw the line and Brosnan's last outing as Bond crossed several of them. The Bourne Identity also came out around that time and shifted the paradigm of what we expected from action focused spy movies. So, with the producers wanting to take the franchise in a new direction, the negative views on the latest Bond movie and Brosnan's salary being on the high side at the time (he did play Bond in 4 financially successful movies, so that's understandable), it felt like a perfect time to switch to a new Bond while they revamped the franchise. It would be cheaper for the studio and fit in with the change in direction they wanted to take. On the one hand, yes, I'm a bit miffed that Brosnan didn't get a proper last Bond movie to bid farewell to the fans He is my favorite Bond and I would have loved to see in one more Bond movie before Craig took over. He was young enough to do one more, at the time. On the other hand, Craig was really good as Bond in Casino Royale and its success blew up more than a lot of people were expecting, so you can't complain about the results. Clearly, it worked out. At any rate, it's not Brosnan who didn't want to play the part anymore, it's the studio that wanted to change direction and took that opportunity to look for a new Bond at the same time, since they were faced with times where people were ready to go back to more grounded and gritty spy movies, mostly jumpstarted by The Bourne Identity and with the Craig movies following suit in that same style of gritty and character based spy movies, compared to the gadget heavy and almost surrealistic mess that was Die Another Day.

[@nickslade3978]

@@drlee2He wanted to 1 or 2 more films after Die Another Day (and was expected to), but barb and michael didn’t like him and were just waiting for the right time (after his contract ran out) to get rid of him. If only Cubby had lived longer 🙄

[@jakegerman7823]

I miss Pierce Brosnan as Bond

[@fridaynightnicktoons6885]

I miss him too,bond gadgets,hot girls,wit ECT ECT. Craig doesn't have these

[@pr-tj5by]

@@fridaynightnicktoons6885 That's cos Brosnan was brilliant and Craig is dreadful

[@varunemani]

The thing is Brosnan has a under cover casual quality that secret agents are expected to have, Craig on the other hand looks too suspicious & bang bang loud to be a secret agent there is nothing secretive or unassuming about that fellow and he gets easily caught in most instances!.. To me watching this scene sure made me feel Brosnan is always the true mastermind bond because of how he smartly operates in the shadows like a real secret agent should plus he is simply too good looking on camera.

[@pr-tj5by]

@@varunemani My take on Craig as Bond... Craig is not James Bond, he's a normal action character like Jason Bourne He fell in love with 2 women and left MI6 twice all in the space of 4 movies.... What kind of James Bond is that..... Could you ever imagine Connery, Moore or Brosnan doing anything like that... If you want the Bond from the books then watch the Dalton or Craig Bond, he used to have charisma and humor in the form of one liners, was suave, sophisticated, killed the bad guy and most importantly chased the women,( the eye for the ladies) all while saving the world, If you don't have all these qualities then how can you possibly still be James Bond anymore.... Bond isn't an icon for being Joe average secret agent Connery set the scene and it was continued through Moore and Brosnan, This is what separated him from all other action movie characters and why every guy wanted to be him.... I love the Bourne movies and have watched them all many times but if Bourne suddenly started chasing the women, developing a sense of humor or began being suave and sophisticated I'd be totally put off the character and that's why I was put off Craig from the beginning It's why Moore, Brosnan and Connery were brilliant and Craig is nothing more than discount Jason Bourne.

[@Morgue12free]

@@pr-tj5by I agree completely. Couldn't have explained it better myself. Craig is a good action star, Looks very tough. But doesn't fit the bond archetype.

[@michaellawrence7570]

I love this film "They'll print anything these days" a classic film

[@rouslanngouyamsa9055]

You have taste 😌

[@greatwuta]

Hell yeah

[@derrickstorm6976]

It's not that impressive line

[@TheSweetestScience]

Wow. You love this film?? Cause I thought it was one of the worst Bond films... sorry.. but idk... especially coming from Goldeneye to this. I guess you can’t really compare Goldeneye though... because it’s too 3 Bond film of all time.

[@michaellawrence7570]

@@TheSweetestScience I respect your opinion no problem i just like it

[@Batvolle]

“They’ll print anything these days...” True in 2020

5:17

[@kasrakhatir]

Right ? TND is Low key, one of the most timeless bond movies of all time

[@Jay-xr3sb]

@@kasrakhatir compared to die another day they all are. Back when a helicopter chase and warship lair was standard affair

[@ricardocantoral7672]

In 2020, they'll post anything.

[@landrya9938]

It really is. Watching this now is so relevant. Great film.

[@golden_ace_0191]

“They’ll print anything these days”. I love that quote.

[@visionist7]

The falling into the printing press kill is probably one of the most brutal in the whole series. That guy was probably just a normal guard as well and not in on Carver's plan. When James makes his quip it's more to protect his sanity over what he just did.

[@SugarW1thC0ffee]

007 is pretty much a psychopath lol he has no remorse for the people he kills. I doubt he looses sleep over it.

[@alejandropalacios9292]

The David Arnold soundtrack was phenomenal, and not just in this film.

[@nicktalksbond]

Alejandro Palacios I do like the sneaking into the office and wall safe music. Hamburg Break In on the soundtrack. Its very cool.

[@QuantumOfSolace1]

Yes - the music always makes the scenes better !

[@NACLGames]

I'll be frank, after all these decades, only now did I notice the safe was filled with what was probably dirty cash, drugs and pornography. Just to emphasize the guy was an evil villain. EDIT: And yes, to those who wondered I meant Gupta, not Carver. Also, a henchman is still a villain, just not the archvillain. In fact it's the smaller time guy who is going to be the stereotype for having such....vices.

[@franklesher4459]

Yeah. He really had a dirty secret very hidden.

[@aimDiego]

Hey Frank, I'll be Karl.

[@thea-holegamerandfriends6754]

Can I still be Garth?

[@DaveDexterMusic]

I always had the impression that this was Gupta's safe and porn/drugs. German porn for a possibly German guy . . . makes sense. Doesn't seem like Carver's bag. Although you might have been talking about him anyway.

[@Bobsonomatic]

DaveDexterMusic agreed. It was clearly Gupta’s safe, not Carver’s. And Gupta was hardly an evil villain. More like a lieutenant henchman. A bad guy, to be sure, but a guy you could count on to die a relatively uneventful and early death.

[@novakattila]

Brosnan was still the best bond. He had the looks and he had the voice and elegance too.

[@franklesher4459]

05:10 James Bond: They'll print anything on these days. Me: He's going to be all over the front page.

[@charlesameyer1]

What’s black and white and red all over?

[@thechaosvibration1181]

"So much blood in the papers these days".

[@philjamieson5572]

Frank Lesher: 106 Likes. Why? It's just a (mis) quoted part of the film.

[@edmundbarker2311]

He got his face in the papers.

[@brucie6426]

He'll be in the obituaries section.

[@philjamieson5572]

Piers Brosnan = An actor who's made even feebly scripted films watchable. I think this was a decent Bond effort though, and just right for his interpretation of 007.

[@jeffreyweaver9854]

Pierce Brosnan shows that as James Bond that he has nerves of Remington Steele!

[@Nighthawke70]

The script for TND was in scripting hell right up to filming, and even then was rewritten several times over. Pryce and Hatcher were used like cheap C-listers during the early rewrites, forcing the writers to redo it to improve things, but Hatcher was still used poorly. She regretted taking the role.

[@necroplastful]

I think Pierce deserved a 5th film. Shame his movies went down in quality as time progressed. Even though I dont hate any of them, even Die Another Day. Even that one has a few great moments.

[@happybeingmiserable4668]

I actually like Tomorrow Never Dies better than Goldeneye....Goldeneye to me is ruined due to the cheese of the therapist in the car and the wall bending at the Chemical plant when he leans his back against it, the cheese is too strong. Granted Goldeneye on N64 is was one of the greatest videos games of all time.

[@strikerbowls791]

You're feebly scripted

[@rouslanngouyamsa9055]

This movie was filmed in a manner no other Bond movie was filmed. It is unique and it would always be my best.

[@arunsundar7127]

Yes I agree the camerawork seemed more lively compared to other films

[@philjamieson5572]

Rousian Ngouyamsa: Yes. I agree. It seems a bit more thoughtful than some of the other films. I think there's more of Fleming's 007 in there.

[@philjamieson5572]

@@arunsundar7127 Yes. I see that too. Good comment.

[@tomgould745]

Undisputedly my favourite as well

[@rouslanngouyamsa9055]

@@daidoexposure yes it's unique and just for that reason i will make a search for others Roger Spottiswoode directed movies.

[@jameslong3509]

For 1997, that phone was pretty advanced. They are advanced now but some of those features still don’t appear.

[@Bondmanproductions]

You gotta admit his phone played somewhat of a vital role in this situation, and the gadgets on it were pretty sweet

[@rkan2]

Would've been 1996 at the time of the filming... I'm not sure it ever had an actual colot display though.. Nokia Communicator that was released in 1996 was an actual release that mimicked the features of this, just without a color screen. This phone was released as Motorola R380... A bit different to the one in the Bond movie.

[@DrewSavo]

The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 did have a self destruct feature! Although they never did get it to stop auto-activating.

[@tomb7427]

@@rkan2 it was actually filmed during the first half of 1997

[@NandR]

@@rkan2 That's a Sony Ericson JB988

[@kerlmann143]

The office scenes here i.e. not those showing the printing press, were filmed at IBM in Bedfont Lakes, London. I know because I was working there at the time of filming - there was one evening where we had to leave early so they could set up for the Carver party scene. I can see the door behind which I used to work on the second floor. Building is now used by McDermott Construction.

[@KaosNova2]

That’s amazing!

[@some3sharks]

Fascinating!

[@Hei_Darkfire]

I love this movie. This is probably one of, if not my top, favorite Bond movie of all time. I love how Bond is portrayed as the experienced agent while the Chinese agent is making rookie mistakes that are making Bond's life harder. They really show how much better of an agent Bond is in a scene like this where the Chinese agent would have gotten killed if Bond hadn't been there when she set off the alarm. It showed that Bond did rely on gadgets, but he was also knowledgeable to know there was more to being an agent than relying on gimmicks.

[@ryans413]

It’s a more gimmicky movie but Pierce plays it well

[@ForcesofRandomness]

Just love this scene. The stealth, the music, use of gadget, the chase, the quote when bond kills someone, and just when you think bond has escaped, nope. He still has to keep escaping. Amazing stuff

[@jambler15]

Agreed. The last 20 mins set in Germany is easily one of the best 20-min bits in Bond history (starting with this scene and ending with the carpark chase).

[@hongkongcantonese501]

I will never tire of seeing Pierce Brosnan as Bond.

[@Mercurial.]

Neither do I. I watched DIE ANOTHER DAY at least once a week for the last 6 months and NEVER grew old of it. My lady is complaining but it's my TV so I don't care 😄

[@TheBrickGuy7939]

The music is so awesome in this movie.

[@LCTesla]

My favorite bond. You heard me right and I can not be persuaded otherwise. He is my favorite bond WITHOUT SHAME OR HESITATION

[@TheCurtisdavies]

mine too

[@ayeitsjay883]

He’s the best that’s y

[@IanWeaver]

I never get why Tomorrow Never Dies gets shat on for being one of the "bad" Bond films. It's pretty fun!

[@MPB059]

This is better than the world is not enough and die another day

[@dapaintbrush6965]

@@MPB059 see i didn't mind the world is not enough and die another day. but man goldeneye is fantastic and love this movie to.

[@asdadfafafafffallslsldd8068]

@@MPB059 Die another day is easily the worst bond movie. What were they thinking with that one? :D I also don't really think there has been a good Bond movie since Goldeneye. Casino Royale was pretty good I guess :(

[@neothe1st644]

This movie and Die Another Day were pure fun. The Craig films got a bit too serious imo.

[@domenikschmitz334]

@@neothe1st644 Die another day was the first bond film I ever saw, and I love it.

[@chrishandsome4267]

I love this scene. Everything is just 007 like I picture him in my mind

[@CYB3R2K]

"They'll print anything these days" never gets old 😂

[@SirMrShanks]

Just about to go to the big screen in Belfast for a rare re-showing of tomorrow never dies. I'm so excited to finally see it on the big screen 20 odd years later 😁

[@visionist7]

How was it?

[@RKVersion1]

This is wildly entertaining. The charisma from Peirce Brosnan here as a spy is uncanny.

[@shubhamverma2632]

True

[@antcunningham1997]

I love pierce brosnasn he is my Fave bond of all time in my eyes

[@Atrobbus]

3:23 Bond has seen Star Wars and knows that shooting a door's controls will definitely disable it

[@starguy2718]

It also disables the bridge extender.

[@victoracosta4796]

3:10; I love how he mashes the buttons on the number pad with the barrel of the PPK.

[@7MatthewJames]

Same here, he came in another way but knows the door code for a door he didn’t even come in from

[@victoracosta4796]

@@7MatthewJames I thought he was just trying to make the door not open by messing with the security.

[@7MatthewJames]

@@victoracosta4796 that’s what I thought for a second

[@samuelfawell9159]

Honestly this movie is fantastic, it’s commentary about the use of the media and personalities is fantastic.

[@amirkiani100]

One of my favorite James bond movie. Pierce brosnan and roger Moore was my favorite bond actors. Love u both from Pakistan.

[@tacowilco7515]

I love how bond kills random guard guy who was trying to detain the trespasser on printing factory. And then jokes about it.

[@UltimaKeyMaster]

It's *Carver's* factory, so who knows.

[@Vincenzopgl]

The guy was literally trying to kill him what the hell are you on

[@Fedkar]

Pierce is the best Bond, he is so natural

[@lindildeev5721]

And hilarious. And when he's playing another role, you don't see Bond anymore.

[@ryans413]

He only did 4 movies Golden Eye , Tomorrow Never Dies , Worlds Not Enough and Die Another Day.

[@proa007]

That little wave from Michelle Yeoh as she's escaping undetected and his reaction is a nice little touch to the scene. Lot of those little bits throughout the movie.

[@AndreiRudchenko]

3:35 - masterpiece. Opposite running. Looks awesome. In this scene - Brosnan is the best Bond ever. He moves professionally. Great job! And music of course!))

[@BertBiermans]

Although the movie is never considered as a great Bond I always really liked it. Especially the opening scene ...

[@QuantumOfSolace1]

The music and the hair - pretty neat after the fight scene.

[@RayoBeatz]

best bond to have ever lived this is the bond i grew up with and how i wanted to be

[@Hithere-ek4qt]

Opinions are like navels everybody has one

[@randywhite3947]

Connery and Dalton were better

[@richtea615]

1997: 'They'll print anything these days.' 2020: Challenge accepted.

[@glowiever]

always a delight to see the architect in action.

[@JohnSmith-vd6fc]

I see that Bond villains get their arms training and target practice from Empire Stormtroopers.

[@thecircleoft.e.d2121]

Many henchmen get shoddy training; makes the heroes look cooler.

[@DFens619]

The soundtrack of this scene remembered me a lot of 007 Nightfire

[@UltimaKeyMaster]

Namely the first Phoenix Tower mission, the one where you stealth around and climb up and have to only KO guards instead of kill them. Night Shift, that I had to look up because I rarely replay it. I hate stealth so I used the level select cheat as a kid, haha.

[@pieromontemaggioreschreibe2615]

Mr Brosnan was “the bond” . Stunning interpretation.

[@pm599hd]

all the respect to Brosnan the best bond is Craig. he's much more intense and credible

[@seerancinemaintro2872]

@@pm599hd It depends on which Bond Film we say mostly 😂

[@ThomasWilliams89]

2:01 always loved this soundtrack.

[@mitchfromtwitter81]

Just love the BASS that is being played in the background. It very much compliments this chase/escape scene.

[@Amadeus_Eisenberg]

I love the sexy beats added to the usual Bond-style theme while he was searching. You just can't beat the 90s.

[@rexreinaldo10]

Brosnan is undoubtedly the best bond of all time. It’s okay to disagree, especially with those connery’s folks

[@pr-tj5by]

@Amadeus Eisenberg He was awesome, I can't stand Craig as Bond

[@chastamar]

He was great. The scripts he was given weren't the best IMHO, but he did a tremendous job.

[@KaosNova2]

He had a lot of good one liners that people need to make memes out of.

[@KaosNova2]

@Deimos No one says you can’t bring in the memes. “they print anything these days”. That’s what Instagram is for me anyways. The preset memes on Twitter are mostly Sean Connery and Craig, but I have made my own with the other actors including Brosnan

[@ThePuschkin1986]

Carver really got the best bang out of the buck for the money he pays his security guards. all of them are so dedicated! they are hired to protect a printing plant, but they perform dangerous stunts to apprehend an intruder, jumping on those cranes and stuff, even the forklift driver tried to stop Bond!

[@jeffreyweaver9854]

Pierce Brosnan honed his Bond to a fine edge made of Remington Steele!

[@IllusivePrime]

5:17 Bond: They'll print anything these days. Me: (shakes head) Grow up 007.

[@AndorRadnai]

This is one of the smartest instalments in the series, from a styling point of view. An evil bureaucrat as the villain and Bond fitting in the same style. Even the BMW..!

[@jameshurley776]

The villain is George soros I love it

[@kimonmacconuladh6767]

There is only one Bond... James Bond

[@gan9e]

Actually... there are imitations from other parts of the world, In Vietnam for example they have their own spy hero named Bing... "The names Bong... Bing Bong"

[@kimonmacconuladh6767]

Wow!! Didn't know that!

[@EditedAF987]

Technically there are two as Craig is on a separate timeline from the rest. Three of you count the original Bond from the Fleming novels

[@jamesavilamangente9855]

one of pierce brosnan's greatest movie

[@blockmasterscott]

I just love how Brosnan looked so good in a suit. He looks so suave.

[@qmto]

1:29 Bond picked up a gun sound effect lol. Same sound from the video games.

[@TheRobin53]

I think it’s supposed to represent the lock clicking on the door Wai Lin tries to drill into later.

[@ignited141]

damn! great pickup! nostalgic af as well

[@UltimaKeyMaster]

Specifically from the N64 The World Is Not Enough game (and for switching weapons more so than picking up). It's a perfect sound for that context, but considering it's used here for two different things, I have no idea who would've come up with the sound in the first place. Maybe it was stock?

[@STRIPESrt]

Brosnan will always be my favorite bond lol.

[@antcunningham1997]

Mine too

[@Tripp393]

Pierce Brosnan was the best bond (looks and mannerisms). The movies weren't masterpieces but they were super fun.

[@jmr1068204]

Love that ending. In 15 seconds he went from being unsure of how to get out to being outside. lol

[@Karma-gl5hc]

Took me YEARS to get passed through this level on the PlayStation one console lmao

[@sonnykingcomposer]

5:51 that music cue is godly

[@jacklambert1521]

It's like an old-time swing tune. Big band Las Vegas style.

[@tmcmagic5292]

That cue is my ringtone

[@astrosleep9625]

They have stormtrooper aim

[@SriLestari-iw8uo]

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[@SriLestari-iw8uo]

@@astrosleep9625 😑😁

[@HamanKarn567]

I always loved how the keypad goes into the music. Definitely my favorite of Brosnans Bond films.

[@benjaminvernes]

i've always loved the quick shot of Bond's pistol 3:10 hitting keypad.

[@user-xj3bz8wr6e]

This movie had that spy feel

[@antcunningham1997]

Defo

[@ultrafaga1947]

Good thing for Bond these henchmen had Stormtrooper aim! 😆

[@PortierBlog]

Gościu się tłucze, strzela, przewraca, spada i w ogóle, a za sekundę ma nienaganne uczesanie i czyściuteńki garnitur. Nie ma lepszego aktora do tej roli niż Pierce. Klasyka stylu i elegancji.

[@ricardocantoral7672]

Tomorrow Never Dies is the most subversive Bond film, ever.

[@lukasnummer1]

What do you mean by "subversive" in this case?

[@ricardocantoral7672]

@@lukasnummer1 Carver's scheme reflects the reality of corporate media's relationship with big government. They are in cahoots together in order to perpetuate a false, pro war narrative. Carver at one point quotes William Randolf Hearst who, in cooperation with the US Government, spread the false news about a Spanish mine blowing up the USS Maine. In reality, the Maine exploded due to faulty wiring. Unfortunately, that would not be the last false flag created in order to the rally the masses.

[@neothe1st644]

I thought it followed the Bond formula to a T

[@machlu]

@@ricardocantoral7672 Actually that is a very modern plot if you think about it, today we call it FAKE NEWS, every word in a dictionary that meant : "Rumours" "Gossip" "speculation" "the word on the street" now is called "FAKE NEWS". Just like CGI,COMPUTER ANIMATED FORGERY ( watch this video from 90s batman to understand it kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYjVn516jd1orpY ) Animation became what is now Called DEEP FAKE, anyway, changes the technology which is done with it, also changes the name for it even if has the same result This movie has more modern plot than a lot of other bonds movie, if made it today it would a have been very relevant and probably well received by the critics

[@MrAsaqe]

@@machlu Even played on the repatriation politics of HK with China and England, that there are Hawks on both sides that refuse to let go. TND was relevant in hindsight and a major talking point during the Brosnan era as during his final film he tries to reassure the Chinese government that the Brits isn't trying to take the port back

[@samalvey8168]

They really do put blood, sweat and tears into their work at Carver Media, don't they?

[@xxiaosaurus]

Henchman: What's black and white and "red" all over? Bond: (punches former into newspaper machine, killing him) You.

[@mikesteelheart]

"It's worth $300 million so be careful, you break it you buy it..." Oh OK, just take that outta my henchmen salary lol.

[@shubhamverma2632]

Lol

[@smolpp5316]

Amazing how the decoder stayed in his jacket pocket that entire time

[@davewanamaker3690]

I need to watch this. Looks like it has some good moments and setups. Thanks for posting the clips.

[@Yug10]

The true Bond ... Pierce was great

[@actioncom2748]

Talk about crimping somebody Style. Bond almost made it out undetected.

[@CB-xr1eg]

crimping, or cramping??

[@warsmithgalvinc4151]

This for me is peak bond, the high tech gadgets, the wit, the suit and tie while running for his life, Daniel craig's bond was a little to jason bourne for me

[@ferozahmed5645]

This is not only a 🎥 clip this is my scene of my heart,,, lovely

[@Jay-xr3sb]

Always has an appropriate gadget given to him for that particular occasion

[@CB-xr1eg]

He has a utilty suit!

[@tommymitchell8580]

There was something stylish about brosnan , he has the charisma I guess and the look of bond

[@RS-kt6bo]

Pierce is my favorite Bond of all time! What a Legend.

[@Sashazur]

Back when porn was so hard to find you had to keep it in a safe! Lol!

[@joelellis7035]

Internet porn was still slide shows.

[@navuronaldo7329]

Indian fan...i love this bond... what a personality

[@Jhon99.23]

Fabulous!! Outstanding!! Such an incredible movie.

[@michaelmickey5666]

He never fails to amaze the audience in his spy movies😎

[@MrRondo94]

Bond just firing a random shot in the air when jumping at 3:41 😄

[@UltimaKeyMaster]

That...that is a real eagle eye right there, I've NEVER noticed that. Why did he fire without thinking there?

[@alexpennymeme1905]

@@UltimaKeyMaster I think he tried to shoot the guard he kills just after he misses

[@polreamonn]

Some great action scenes in this film.

[@justinstewart1828]

Love this movie had this game on ps1 memories

[@dubliam8064]

He should of said The Newspaper industry sure is dying.

[@greatwuta]

I love this film. I don't care what nobody says. That includes you Scott from Being James Bond. He gives Diamonds Are Forever a 7 out of 10 but gives Tommorrow Never Dies a 3 out of 10.

[@QuantumOfSolace1]

I agree with you!!

[@greatwuta]

Dang, nobody here subscribes to "Being James Bond"?

[@arunsundar7127]

This film brings China into the scheme of things which was pretty good. TND can easily give 5.5 out of 10.

[@davidbull7210]

I love Scott's reaction to this film. I agree it's full of problems and agree with his analysis. I would give it more than a 3 though.

[@greatwuta]

@@davidbull7210 Finally, I'm glad I'm not the only one that subscribes to Being James Bond. Lol

[@billmurray7473]

Happy Birthday 🎂 Pierce Brosnan.

[@italobrettmusic]

Minor complaint about this beautiful scene - I wish Bond's PPK at the beginning when he's sneaking around was fitted with a suppressor, it would've made more sense for the context of the scene! But other than that, this is one of my favorite scenes from over 60 years of Bond film history.

[@stasiuwong]

My favorite cues from the TND soundtrack are in this scene. I miss David Arnold's music for Bond. It gave the films a sense of fun, even in Casino Royale.

[@martinbueno821]

England was cool

[@peterfranks6243]

My favourite Brosnan Bond movie....he should have been Bond ten years earlier....but hey...what can you do