Tomorrow Never Dies (1997)
Average Rating: 6/10
Reviews Counted: 63
Fresh: 36 | Rotten: 27
A competent, if sometimes by-the-numbers entry to the 007 franchise, Tomorrow Never Dies may not boast the most original plot but its action sequences are genuinely thrilling.
Average Rating: 5.2/10
Critic Reviews: 15
Fresh: 6 | Rotten: 9
A competent, if sometimes by-the-numbers entry to the 007 franchise, Tomorrow Never Dies may not boast the most original plot but its action sequences are genuinely thrilling.
liked it
Average Rating: 3.1/5
User Ratings: 210,382
My Rating
Movie Info
Roger Spottiswoode (Air America) directed this film, the 18th chapter in the 35-year-old James Bond series (excluding Casino Royale and Never Say Never Again). James Bond (Pierce Brosnan) learns billionaire media mogul Elliot Carver (Jonathan Pryce) is manipulating world events via an exclusive flow of information through his satellite system reaching all corners of the planet. With a stealth battleship sinking a British naval vessel, Carver sees that the Chinese are blamed. Crashing Carver's
Dec 19, 1997 Wide
May 6, 1998
MGM Home Entertainment
Watch It Now
Cast
-
Pierce Brosnan
James Bond -
Jonathan Pryce
Elliot Carver -
Michelle Yeoh
Wai Lin -
Teri Hatcher
Paris Carver -
Joe Don Baker
Wade -
Ricky Jay
Henry Gupta -
Götz Otto
Stamper -
-
-
Vincent Schiavelli
Dr. Kaufman -
Geoffrey Palmer
Admiral Roebuck -
Colin Salmon
Robinson -
Samantha Bond
Moneypenny -
Gerard Butler
Seaman -
Hugh Bonneville
Air Warfare Officer (H....
ADVERTISEMENT
Tomorrow Never Dies Trailer & Photos
All Critics (63) | Top Critics (15) | Fresh (37) | Rotten (28) | DVD (20)
If Connery was Sexy Bond and George Lazenby was One-Shot Bond and Roger Moore was Geezer Bond and Timothy Dalton was Bored Bond, then Brosnan should be Posh Bond.
Top CriticBond is just a glorified stuntman now; he's lost his license to thrill.
The 18th James Bond movie features the usual saturation bombardment.
A solid but somewhat by-the-numbers entry in the James Bond cycle.
Flawed, but fantastic fun all the same.
Brosnan is fast becoming the second best 007 -- effortlessly competent and coolly sexy.
Top notch popcorn entertainment, straight from the Hollywood factory. This is even better than GOLDENEYE.
It succeeds, although it is let down by its weak villain. But there are enough stunts, quips and high-tech thrills to keep you from caring.
A thrill machine akin to one of the canon's more cleverly naughty entendres, uttered here: "You always were a cunning linguist, James." Obvious and crass to please everyone's inner schoolboy, but presented with just enough eloquence and ingenuity.
Not, in aggregate, the worst of the Pierce Brosnan Bond films, but... it has the weakest excuse for a conflict.
Bond, James Bond. For mature eyes only.
One watches a Bond film for two hours of spy intrigue, car chases, fights, explosions, and beautiful women, and on that fairly undemanding level, it delivers the goods.
...a briskly-paced and thoroughly entertaining James Bond adventure...
The major episodes are, as always, well-executed.
Kinetic, knowing, crammed with high-tech gadgetry and sophisticated in the most superficial sense of the term: What else could you ask of a James Bond picture?
Efficient action, gleaming product placement and, in Michelle Yeoh, a convincing foil for Bond.
The film seldom reaches the pitch of Goldfinger, but it does stay on tune, thanks to performers who know how to belt out an old favorite.
a great follow up to goldeneye
The winsome pic gives the people what they want. At least, what they want from the Bond franchise.
Even the evil henchman is badly picked: Ricky Jay is a lovable magician, not a hard-nosed killer.
Audience Reviews for Tomorrow Never Dies
Super Reviewer
Super Reviewer
-
- James Bond: Let's take the highway.
-
- Elliot Carver: The distance between insanity and genius is measured only by success.
Discussion Forum
There are no discussion threads for Tomorrow Never Dies yet.
Latest News on Tomorrow Never Dies
May 19, 2011:
Five Favorite Films with Stuntman Vic ArmstrongHis name may not be instantly familiar, but his work most certainly is: over a prolific career, Vic...
November 9, 2008:
Bonding with Bond, Day 20: Tomorrow Never DiesCommunity Manager RT-Ryan has never seen a single James Bond film, except for 2006's Casino Royale....
November 16, 2006:
Box Office Guru Preview: Toon and Bond Battle for #1 SpotIt's a box office battle royale at the multiplexes this weekend as two guys in penguin suits fight...
What's Hot On RT
Bradley Cooper's Best Movies
Fast & Furious 6 is Certified Fresh
Fast & Furious cars gallery
Blockbusters ranked!
Featured on RT
- Weekly Ketchup: Fox and Marvel Both Courting Quicksilver for Comic Blockbusters 22
- Critics Consensus: Fast & Furious 6 is Certified Fresh 60
- Red Carpet Photos with Vin Diesel, Michelle Rodriguez, Gina Carano and More 0
- Video: The Hangover Part III Cast Interviews 0
- Total Recall: Bradley Cooper's Best Movies 48
- Parental Guidance: Epic and Beautiful Creatures 2
- Comic Book Movies You Can Watch Online 16
Top Headlines
-
Evan Peters Joins X-Men: Days of Future Past
0
-
Toby Jones Talks Captain America: The Winter Soldier
1
-
The Poltergeist Reboot May Actually Be a Sequel
16
-
Will Forte Promises MacGruber 2
4
-
Universal Plans Timecop Reboot
2
-
Return of the Jedi Turns 30
1
-
Vin Diesel Says Fast & Furious 7 Will Take Place in L.A.
0
Fresh Links
Featured
Star Trek Movies Ranked
HitFix offers their own take on the worst-to-best of the Enterprise crew's cinematic adventures.
Top 10 Star Trek Villains
Rolling Stone unveils the Enterprise's most irksome adversaries.
Celebrity Yearkbook Flashback
We'll bet you never realized how many stars were cheerleaders and high school athletes!
50 Most Classic Movie Moms
In celebration of Mother's Day, TimeOut offers up 50 iconic matriarchs from the big screen.
Weirdest Movie Siblings
From Twins to The Royal Tenenbaums, Moviefone explores cinema's oddest siblings.
Promos
Follow RT on Twitter!
Spice up your feed with hourly Tomatometer updates!
Foreign Titles
- El mañana nunca muere (ES)
