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30 Years Later, 'Tomorrow Never Dies' Has Aged Shockingly Well
MovieWebStory by Nathan Williams
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30 years later, the 1997 Bond film 'Tomorrow Never Dies' stands out as a surprisingly prescient and compelling thriller.
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- Unlike most Bond movies, 'Tomorrow Never Dies' only gets better the more you dwell on its exploration of the media's influence over politics and war.
- Director Roger Spottiswoode masterfully blended action and commentary, with standout performances from Pierce Brosnan and Michelle Yeoh that still resonate today.
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Pierce Brosnan, Michelle Yeoh, Bond, Tomorrow Never Dies