Brosnan's best Bond film
Tomorrow Never Dies was Pierce Brosnan’s second Bond film. It focused upon Elliot Carver (Jonathan Pryce) who plays a power crazed media mogul who starts an international incident between the British and Chinese so that he could promote it in his media empire. Bond is told he has 48 hours to investigate the event or a war would break out between the two countries. The underlying theme is about media manipulation and propaganda in the modern era.<br /><br />Tomorrow Never Dies works on several levels. There’s a beautiful Bond girl in Teri Hatcher as Paris Carver, Elliot’s wife. Witty moments when Bond gets his latest gadgets from Q (Desmond Llewelyn). The swagger Brosnan gave to his role, some good action sequences, and I’ve always been a fan of Michelle Yeoh. All together that makes Tomorrow Never Dies probably Brosnan’s best Bond film.<br />C
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