| ||||
| *Learn more | ||||
All rights reserved.| Page 1 of 1 |
Store: HALFTIME Sports N Gam... | Buy It Now or Best Offer | $1.99 | --- |
| Movie Description In DIE ANOTHER DAY, the 20th James Bond adventure, 007 (Pierce Brosnan) gets off to a rough start when he is captured and subsequently tortured during an assignment in North Korea. When the suave secret agent is eventually liberated, he embarks on a dangerous mission to Cuba that involves tracking a terrorist named Zao (Rick Yune). There, 007 encounters Jinx (Halle Berry), a formidable and alluring fellow spy. Soon Bond is back in England following a mysterious trail that leads to Gustav Graves (Toby Stephens), a flamboyant diamond mogul. After a rather bloody introduction, Graves invites 007 to Iceland, where he plans to unveil his enigmatic Icarus project. Before long, Bond and Jinx are reunited and battling Graves, Zao, and other villains bent on world domination. With this Bond installment, directed by Lee Tamahori, 007 catches up with the 21st century, and the results are grittier and more explosive than ever before. Although it begins as one of the darkest and most violent Bond films, the intense mood of DIE ANOTHER DAY is counterbalanced by typically clever and funny moments. Brosnan is in fine form as the iconic hero, while Berry shines as the immediately likeable Jinx. Stephens and Yune make excellent bad guys, and the rest of the cast--including Judi Dench, John Cleese, Rosamund Pike, and Michael Madsen--provide key supporting roles. With its hi-tech gadgets and special-effects-laden set pieces, DIE ANOTHER DAY clearly has its eye on the future, but in numerous scenes it also lovingly embraces the past, placing the film in the upper tier of Bond movies.
Notes Theatrical release date: November 22, 2002. In DIE ANOTHER DAY, Bond drives an Aston Martin V-12 Vanquish. After the movie was released, sales of this car skyrocketed, breaking all records against other Aston Martin models. Halle Berry's Jinx in DIE ANOTHER DAY performs the same seductive scene, emerging from the sea clad in a bikini and knife holster, as Ursula Andress's Honey Ryder in DR. NO. Editorial Reviews New York Times - p.E1 - A. O. Scott USA Today - p.5E - Claudia Puig Entertainment Weekly - p.74 - Owen Gleiberman Rolling Stone - p.106 - Peter Travers Los Angeles Times - p.C1 - Manohla Dargis Variety - p.23-6 - Todd McCarthy | See an error? Submit a change request | ||||||||||
| Create a product description! Creating and modifying product descriptions is fun and easy. Any member can, and is encouraged to, contribute to our member-created product descriptions. |
| Member-created product descriptions are typically composed of four sections: |
| 1- An introduction: Provide an overall description of the product, including when it was first introduced and a few key features. 2- A detailed description: Add product details and specifications. 3- Any additional information: Add information such as how the product works or any special menu options. 4- A summary: Add pros and cons, as well as overall impressions of the product. |
| That's all there is to it. Contributing to a product description is simple, and you can always edit your content if you don't like what you wrote. Click Create to get started. |
