
Reviews — Die Another Day
Audience write-ups from TMDB
GenerationofSwine
This was dreadful. The special effects were shockingly bad for a Bond film, particularly one released in 2002—and that’s before even addressing the theme song. Madonna is responsible for what is now considered the worst James Bond theme ever recorded. She also created one of the most disappointing villains in the entire franchise's history. The movie doesn't have the feel of a genuine Bond film; it seems lik…
CinemaSerf
There’s simply no question; this is the absolute worst theme song associated with a James Bond movie, and it unfortunately signals what might be the weakest installment in the series as well. The promotional material includes that familiar image of Halle Berry emerging from the water, but beyond that, there's almost nothing at all to stick with you about this lengthy and wandering spy story. I personally think Pierce…
Wuchak
Pierce Brosnan’s portrayal of Agent 007 sends him to North Korea where he looks into a colonel who is illegally trading weapons for African blood diamonds. The investigation then moves from Hong Kong to Cuba, where Bond encounters Jinx (Halle Berry), and leads him to infiltrate a gene therapy clinic located in a fortified compound off the coast. Following this, there’s an exciting fencing duel at an exclusive London …
John Chard
Lee Tamahori directed and Neil Purvis and Robert Wade wrote *Die Another Day*, which stars Pierce Brosnan, Halle Berry, Toby Stephens, Rick Yune, Rosamund Pike, John Cleese, Judi Dench, and Michael Madsen. David Arnold composed the music, and David Tattersall handled the cinematography. The film finds 007 captured and subjected to torture by North Korean forces after a betrayal from within MI6. Following an exchan…
talisencrw
This is without question the least impressive James Bond movie released by the studio so far (though I haven't yet viewed 'The World Is Not Enough', 'Quantum of Solace', or 'Spectre'), but it does manage to have a few enjoyable parts; much like with bands such as The Rolling Stones or Pink Floyd, even its weaker aspects are superior to most other films. It’s disappointing that it turned out to be Brosnan's final appe…

