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Die Another Day (18-Nov-2002)

Director: Lee Tamahori

Writers: Neal Purvis; Robert Wade

Keywords: Action/Adventure, James Bond, Cuba

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Halle Berry
Actor
14-Aug-1966   Monster's Ball
Samantha Bond
Actor
27-Nov-1961   Miss Moneypenny
Pierce Brosnan
Actor
16-May-1951   Remington Steele, James Bond
John Cleese
Comic
27-Oct-1939   Monty Python
Paul Darrow
Actor
2-May-1941   Avon in Blakes 7
Judi Dench
Actor
9-Dec-1934   Mrs. Brown
Michael Madsen
Actor
25-Sep-1958   Reservoir dog Mr. Blonde
Rosamund Pike
Actor
27-Jan-1979   Die Another Day
Colin Salmon
Actor
1962   Resident Evil
Toby Stephens
Actor
21-Apr-1969   Die Another Day
Kenneth Tsang
Actor
1938   Hong Kong character actor

REVIEWS

Review by Vinny Pop (posted on 22-Mar-2005)

This movie was the worst Bond of the franchise... simple as that. The omens looked bad from the start -- Madonna's "Die Another Day" made for the film was the worst of all the soundtrack openers, then came the plot... I heard the plot from a friend who had seen it while abroad, I really thought it was a joke, it made no sense! The gadgets are completely ridiculous: an invisible car... the villain is laughable, more a comic-book villain than a Bond one. He wasn't an evil genius, just a git with too much time and money. I almost expected him to be able to fly but thankfully the audience's intelligence wasn't insulted further. You're lucky that you've been dropped Pierce. This fiasco spells the beginning of the end for Jimmy Bond.


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