The World Is Not Enough (1999)

A panicked Elektra King (Sophie Marceau)

20130901:
The only thing that I can remember about this movie right now (20131008) is that actresses Sophie Marceau (Elektra King) and Denise Richards (Dr. Christmas Jones) were both enjoying to watch.

Actually, I suddenly remember actor Robbie Coltrane (Valentin Zukovsky) is also in this movie and that he was also in GoldenEye (1995) as the same character.

Dr. Christmas Jones (Denise Richards)

[Part of Movies: James Bond]
[20131008]

Instant Comments:
"My hidden assets."
Ah. Perhaps part of what makes the movie more interesting to watch is the improved score.
The opening credits song to this movie is one of the better ones. Actually, it might be my favorite of the movies I've seen.
Haha. "Let's just, skirt the issue, shall we?"
"Oh, pipe down, 007."

"If you're Q, does that make him R?" While there isn't any confirmation to Bond's question, the credits list John Cleese as R. This movie, however, is Desmond Llewelyn's last appearance as Q, unfortunately dying due to a fatal car accident two weeks before the premiere of The World is Not Enough.
Hehe, she panics. So much for her talk about being strong and capable.
Lol. Everyone has a gun.

"He was buried with work."
"Doctor Jones. Christmas Jones, and don't tell me any jokes, I've heard them all." "I don't know any doctor jokes."
I mentioned how the Brosnan version of Bond seems more realistic. One example I just watched is when Jones speaks to him in Russian and he replies in Russian accordingly.
"There's no point living, unless you're alive."

M (Judi Dench)

While I wasn't sure about allegiances, Elektra King asks, "Now do believe me?" and that's when I knew she wasn't innocent.
HAHAHAHA. "Life's full of small challenges."
Hahaha. "Insurance company is never going to believe this."
"I could have given you the world." "The world is not enough." "Foolish sentiment." "Family motto." References On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969)