Tag: The World Is Not Enough
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Commander Bond is familiar with a submarine
At first glance, it seems a bit absurd that Bond suddenly knows his way around a nuclear submarine in the final scene of The World Is Not Enough. But then you remember that it’s Commander Bond, thank you very much. … Read More →
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See you back at the lodge!
Bond figuratively misplays his hand in The World Is Not Enough with this quote during the ski chase. He mistakenly believes he has dispatched his pursuant parahawk enemies, when one flies over the edge of a cliff. Unfortunately for Bond,… Read More →
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You wouldn’t kill me. You’d miss me.
This is one of the most savage Bond moments in all of the movies, let alone in The World Is Not Enough. Despite this threat from Electra King, Bond shoots her dead point blank after she radios to Renard to… Read More →
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Together we can take the world apart
Although I’m not a huge fan overall of The World Is Not Enough theme, it does have some great lyrics, like the above. Also this: “The World Is Not Enough…But it is such a perfect place to start, my love.”… Read More →
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Brosnan’s most brutal kill? Shooting Elektra King
I did not expect Bond to kill Elektra in cold blood. Despite their extended history and relationship, Bond ended her with no remorse. Read More →
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Q’s Finale: “Always have an escape plan.”
It was fitting, but sad. Desmon Llewelyn was getting up there in age in The World Is Not Enough, and it showed. But, I loved his final words of advice for Bond. Read More →
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Bond unravels nuclear petroleum manipulation protecting Elektra
A plot in seven words. Read More →
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The World Is Not Enough…great title!
Bond can only give so much…and the world is not enough! This title really grew on me…when released I thought it was such a cop out, but looking back it was a great, almost poetic title for a Bond movie. Read More →
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