Product tie-ins are everywhere. Turn on the TV, and you'll see Pierce Brosnan's Bond hawking cars and credit cards.
Tomorrow Never Dies is a better film than Goldeneye .
In fact, it's the best Bond film in many years. For the first time since the legendary Sean Connery left the part, this movie feels like a Connery Bond adventure. Pierce Brosnan, having left behind the jitters he occasionally exhibited during Goldeneye , now inhabits his character with a suave confidence that is very like Connery's. As is usually the case in a 007 flick, the bad guy is a megalomaniac. Using the advanced technological capabilities of the Carver Media Group, he engineers a conflict in the South China Sea between two Chinese planes and the HMS Devonshire .