Tomorrow Never Dies was the first Bond movie I saw in theaters. As such, it holds a special place for me. Granted, the media mogul is a bit much (kinda like a super villain version of Rupert Murdoch), but I enjoyed the movie nonetheless - with the exception of one part: Michelle Yeoh's "hiyah!" scream. I wanted to punch my TV after hearing that.

The World Is Not Enough was brilliant to me, and it would've been 1,000 times better had they either a) gave Denise Richards' character more to do than look all pouty, or b) left out her character altogether. I think the movie was at its strongest when it was dealing with the Bond/Elektra/Renard triangle.