Die Another Day

    Die Another Day
    2002

    Synopsis

    James Bond is sent to investigate the connection between a North Korean terrorist and a diamond mogul, who is funding the development of an international space weapon.

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    Cast

    • Pierce BrosnanJames Bond
    • Halle BerryGiacinta 'Jinx' Johnson
    • Toby StephensGustav Graves
    • Rosamund PikeMiranda Frost
    • Rick YuneZao
    • Judi DenchM
    • John CleeseQ
    • Michael MadsenDamian Falco
    • Will Yun LeeColonel Moon
    • Kenneth TsangGeneral Moon

    Recommendations

    • 91

      Entertainment Weekly

      The savviest and most exciting Bond adventure in years, and that's because there's actually something at stake in it.
    • 80

      Dallas Observer

      Tamahori pumps a tremendous amount of energy into his Bond movie, and it's an electrifying ride.
    • 80

      L.A. Weekly

      The result is the niftiest Bond movie in years -- fresh, funny, and jammed to the rafters with demented stunts, Boys'-Own gadgetry and brazen promiscuity.
    • 75

      New York Post

      Aside from a jarringly fake computer-generated avalanche scene that momentarily challenges the necessary suspension of disbelief, the big-bang set pieces are superbly crafted.
    • 63

      The Globe and Mail (Toronto)

      Every hero needs to be revitalized by a little humiliation, and for at least the first 40 minutes of Die Another Day, Bond's dressing-down seems to do him and the movie franchise a world of good.
    • 60

      Washington Post

      Surely it will not be giving things away to tell you there's absolutely nothing new about the latest episode.
    • 50

      Christian Science Monitor

      Pierce Brosnan has mastered every smidgen of 007 schtick, making the role more thoroughly his own than any actor since Sean Connery -- still the best of the batch -- decided to call it quits.
    • 50

      San Francisco Chronicle

      The new movie lacks something, a special something. It's a quality that has characterized some of the best of the first 19 Bond movies: extravagant ludicrousness.

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