At one point, audiences are going to get tired of the usual routine. No real threat is posed to Bond, and a lot of the suspense that could be gained is lost. Wai Lin is a kick-ass Bond girl, unlike all the rest I have seen. Most audiences are satisfied with the way Bond films play out, and producers are more than happy to stick to a regular set of rules. Bond must survive, he must have access to a ton of impressive gadgets, and the action sequences must be intense.
Bond films regularly have action scenes which defy belief.
Tomorrow Never Dies has several of them, including an intense chase through a parking lot driven by remote from the back of the car. This company wants to become a monopoly and take over the media industry. Carver wants to create the news in order to get premier coverage of the events. Of course, he also has a more sinister plot in mind. He plans on starting a war with China, and blaming the fatal bombing on Britain.