Is this actually one of the top tier Bond movies? or is just

>>81708725
its really good tier but not godtier

makes you wish his other films were this calliber, makes you wonder what went wrong

>>81708725
The video game was better but both are great.

>>81708725
Its kinda the best Brosnen movie, unless you like the action scenes in the other ones more.

>>81708725
its what every bond movie should be like

>>81708725
Great settings (Russia/Cold War literally IS the spy genre), great villain, GOAT bond girls.

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For England, James?

>>81708807

the VG was shit, even for 1997

Daily reminder that this is the only Sean Bean kino where dies not only once but twice

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>>81709234

>>81708866
Tomorrow Never Dies is underrated and predicted what's happening right now.

Is a well self-contained James Bond movie. It has everything you expect:

-Russians
-hot Bond girls and Bad girls with stupid misogynistic names.
-guns
-gadgets
-Bond being cool and suave.

Its better that the Connery, Craig and Moore ones but worse than the Daltons

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>the scene where Famke Janssen murders that guy during sex with her legs

That was both terrifying and arousing as a child

Its the best Brosnan movie and one of the best in the Bond franchise; finds a good mix of the sillier aspects of the earlier movies with the seriousness of the Craig ones

>>81711238
That scene fucked me up. First time I'd felt both lust and fear at the same time which was pretty overwhelming as a 10 year old.

Another one was a scene in midsummer murders where this hot girl is sitting on a guys chest screaming and moaning in pleasure as she strangled him to death. Can't for the life of me find it on youtube though.

>>81711238

Also the part where she guns down all the Installation technicians when she's stealing the Goldeneye codes with Ourumov.

The look on Ourumov's face is priceless.

>>81710070
This plus its the first post-Cold War one, and therefore the first to acknowledge the datedness of the secret agent concept/question its usefulness in the modern world before that meme got run into the ground.

Brosnan made me wet

>>81709808
my
nigga

>>81709234
delet this

>>81708725
Unironically one of the best bonds. Saw it recently without nostalgia glasses and was amazed at how well it holds up.

>>81712467
>I think you're a sexist, misogynist dinosaur; a relic of the Cold War.