If Bond doesn't stop this media mogul from starting a world war, millions of innocent people will die. As always the world is counting on 007. Brosnan on his second outing does a wonderful job with the role. He develops the character more this time around but still has a small way to go becoming Bond like past actors. Tomorrow Never Dies also contains a lot more action than the previous film.
Bond has more gadgets and a new car to have fun with.
His new BMW is what all Bond cars should be like. It certainly makes up for the car in the last film. Tomorow's story goes right along with pervious Bond films but adds a 90s twist. Bond in this film has a sort of sidekick played by Yeoh, which she plays her role every bit convincing as Brosnan plays his. Pryce's villain is the perfect bad guy for the 90s.