Die Another Day

Die Another Day has some big glaring issues that I can understand why they had to set the reboot button but some legit fun action sequences and nostalgia cannot make me hate this movie. Call it a guilty pleasure

Extremely underrated. Being tortured by pretty North Korean guards, A dishevelled scruffy Bond entering an elite hotel with fanfare, an innovative song by Madonna - all worth the admission James Bond should be fun and not whiny and this film delivers on the fun stakes and goes nowhere near the daddy didn't love me tirade of the later flicks.

It starts out promising, with a thrilling opening sequence, but soon falls into the realm of hokey for much of the remaining runtime. Pierce Brosnan maintains his usual suave persona, and the cars (even the invisible one) are as sleek as ever. The silliness creeps in when the villain physically alters his appearance and voice, and when Bond out-sails a horrendously digital tidal wave. Still, this isn't the worst 007 outing.

Possibly the worst Bond film. Still like Bond himself and the cars. Other than that it is too silly a plot, almost every character is awful and the refresh to a more serious tone was clearly needed.

Goffy pacing once again

I think as I get older I actually enjoy this movie more. I never get tired of that first Halle Berry scene.

An entertaining enough film with everything one would expect.

Pierce Brosnan tries his all and there are a couple of passable action sequences (poor cgi though), but this a terribly written, overstuffed and messy film in the iconic franchise that is further defined by its laughable plotting and humdrum characters (including Bond's worst and dumbest villain yet)

This is the one film that I will never understand the hate for. I absolutely love everything in this movie. The girl, the villains, the henchmen, the gadgets, and everything else is amazing.

its okay as a 2000 action movie but terrible as a James bond movie. 5/10