Tomorrow Never Dies (1997) Reaction | First Time Watching 

The statement made by M about "the media mogul on his luxury yacht" at the end was a reference to Robert Maxwell's mysterious death 6 years earlier on his yacht.

I love Jonathan Pryce in this movie. He's having a total blast and you can tell. He also plays Elizabeth Swan's father in Pirates Of The Caribbean!

Judi Dench and Geoffrey Palmer (who plays the Admiral) starred together as middle-aged lovers in a British television series "As Time Goes By".

Michelle is top tier. Love her. A real coup getting her for this role as she was already an established action star in Asia. My favourite Brosnan Bond. Fast paced, sleekly shot, and action packed with great set pieces, a fabulous score by David Arnold and of course the awesome Michelle.

If they had made this movie today, Carver would’ve been cast as a young Zuckerberg-type guy who wants to control social media.

The actor who plays the Admiral was in a long-running BBC comedy series, with Judi Dench, with an on-off relationship! (Just Good Friends)

Yes that was indeed a young Butler as a Royal Navy Sailor from HMS Devonshire

So! As much as I love Goldeneye, this was actually the very first James Bond movie that I ever saw! It was on at a friends house, and we watched it during a slumber party back in junior high. He had rented it from the video store and I had never seen anything like it before!!! I remember coming home and telling mom what I had watched, and was freaking out about how cool it was. She said 007 movies were too intense for me… but that Christmas, she got me my first VHS collection of James Bond movies. In the random box, there was Goldeneye, The Spy Who Loved Me, You Only Live Twice, The Living Daylights, Live and Let Die, and Dr. No.

It's not really that movie was prophetic, that sorts of things with the medias was relevant even back then, it's just that people starting to ask questions a little bit more ;) By the way, Q would make his last apparence in the next bond "the world is not enough" (1999) because Desmond died before the movie released. So please, appreciate his last moments when you will react to your next 007 reaction :)

Geoffery Palmer who played the gungo Admiral was a well-known British actor. He was probably best known for the gentle comedies, Butterflies (1978 - 1983) and As Time Goes By (1992 - 2005) with none other than Judy Dench. If you like milder comedies, these two series would still be entertaining due to the melodrama aspects.

Thanks for another fun reaction! I really enjoy this film, even if GoldenEye is my favorite. Another terrific cast and a contemporary, prescient plot. And two, count ‘em, TWO great theme songs. Both the Sheryl Crow and K.D. Lange ones were good enough to have been used for the opening credits. On to The World Is Not Enough, which also has one of my favorite Bond theme songs.

Wow, another Bond I haven’t seen since it came out! I remember saving the newspaper clippings for the ads and posters. I loved how obsessed you both were with Gerard Butler’s one line and very brief moment in the film, I thought that was 😄. This has been such a roller coaster watching all the Bonds with you two. Can’t wait for the next one!

Hong Kong was still a British territory at this time so a Royal Navy ship being near Chinese waters would not be unusual.

Michelle Yeoh drove a bike on tge roof of a moving train, in a Police Story movie. She sits so uptight in the motor boat.

Just found your channel and have been really enjoying the Bond reactions.

This was another fun ride with you both, THANKS for that. I hope later on you try Ian Fleming's other 'gadgety-car' book-to-movie, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang :)

fantastic Bond movie. this is the franchise finding its sweet spot in the action blockbuster era. not only action set pieces that still hold up today but incredibly rewatchable for performances and the details in the "quiet" dialogue scenes u dont notice 1st time around

There was a Visa card ad soon after the movie, with Pierce Brosnan and Zhang Zi Yi riding a tuk tuk in Thailand or Vietnam. She was famous just then after Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon.

My favourite Brosnan era Bond movie

Jonathan Pryce was a great villain in game of thrones. The high sparrow.

As Always Love Seeing Your Reactions To All These Great Movie's

I like your Mom's comment about Carver going on to head FOX NEWS... FOX NEWS probably took Inspiration from this Film....

A motorcycle falling through the roof doesn't interfere with business in hand.

He's got an Edifice Complex.

As if any of Bond's lovers are going to forget him. He's probably Alpha widowed every one of them ! 😅

What happened to the fight scene????😢😢😢😢

Hey i was just wondering if you were ever going to upload your reactions to POTC: at worlds end

Love the Reboot reference

I bought a Walther p99 after seeing this film. Way better than the ppk. Mine is the p99as chambered in .40 s&w but it's still the same thing as the one he has, just not 9mm

007 left the cold war era for a plot of info wars...different times, same game! but, Jonathan Pryce is certainly the most Terry-Gilliam-y villain! and Elliot Carver is the real cunning linguist!

This is a fun one that get unnecessary hate.

Check out the Hong Kong film Supercop with Michelle Yeoh and Jackie Chan, great action and stunts

With today's media, so it came to pass 😕 The Fox news quip 😂 Good one mum lol

Richard Krajicek saw his future wife in the movie. The secretary fired by Carver.

kd Lang's song should have been the msin theme.

Elliot Carver was based on Ted Turner.. who founded CNN. That tells you all you need to know

Leluhur celin dion.

Watch Scream 6!!!

What is going on with the bouncy camera??!!😮

Head of Fox News? More like CBC or CNN.

Honestly I feel this is one of the worst Brosnan Bond films, the other being Die Another Day.

Thats the Maxwell's for you