Spectre and Tomorrow Never Dies - Modern Classics

Jag

Saunders009 wrote:

I recently viewed TND after a long time. I never had a high opinion of it but this time I really enjoyed it. It's not among my favorite Bonds, but as pure Bondian fun it is a nice pic. plenty of obvious one liner jokes and over-the-top villains and action set peices.

Arnolds' score is wonderful. Just awash in love with the Bond theme as well as the terrific song sung by Lang at the end.

I really appreciated the experience

Yes, I had the same impression! I certainly remembered the movie was good, but was surprised it was that good!

chrisisall

Jag wrote:

I certainly remembered the movie was good, but was surprised it was that good!

Michelle Yeoh. -{

Jag

chrisisall wrote:

Jag wrote:

I certainly remembered the movie was good, but was surprised it was that good!

Michelle Yeoh. -{

I liked her much better than I remembered too. Old age???

Loeffelholz

Jag wrote:

chrisisall wrote:

Jag wrote:

I certainly remembered the movie was good, but was surprised it was that good!

Michelle Yeoh. -{

I liked her much better than I remembered too. Old age???

Count me in on that {[] She is charming. And it was rather nice to have a true kick-ass martial artist as a Bond girl. TND is a good Bond film, IMO :007)

Chriscoop

A very underrated modern bond girl.

Thunderpussy

I think she's Fantastic and still looks great, even in The Mummy 3. She looked
hot playing the Mum !

Chriscoop

Oh yes, I forgot she was in that too

sambwoy

Thunderpussy wrote:

I think she's Fantastic and still looks great, even in The Mummy 3. She looked
hot playing the Mum !

So it was 'The Mummy 3' in more ways than one!

I talked about TND just before xmas online with my brother whilst it was on TV.
I had prior read The Incredible Suits review and whilst it was funny I am undecided about TND.

Good villian death. I am okay generally with gore, but I'm fine that Bonds traditionally are limited gore and implied (Vijay's death being another example).

walther p99

I'm so glad there's been this like resurgence of love for TND's the last few years.

Shady Tree

TND is my favourite Brosnan Bond flick: it gleefully rides the wave of 90s Cool Britannia, reviving the spirit of the Lewis Gilbert spectaculars of the 60s and 70s.

As for SP, its parts, or some of them, are greater than the sum of them. A cracking PTS and a fan squee over the return of Blofeld!

chrisisall

walther p99 wrote:

I'm so glad there's been this like resurgence of love for TND's the last few years.

I never left.