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** Colonel Moon's jeweler, who continues to examine the diamonds brought to the base by a disguised Bond after Moon has ''blown up'' Bond's chopper and while the entire base is scrambling to evacuate the illegal weapons from the scene. It doesn't end well for him when Bond blows the C4 hidden among the diamonds.
** Bond of all people is hit by this after sleeping with Miranda, not noticing until she reveals her true colors before Graves that she had emptied his pistol while they slept. A particularly careless move for the world's best 00 Agent.
** Colonel Moon's jeweler, who continues to examine the diamonds brought to the base by a disguised Bond after Moon has ''blown up'' Bond's chopper and while the entire base is scrambling to evacuate the illegal weapons from the scene. It doesn't end well for him when Bond blows the C4 hidden among the diamonds.
** Bond of all people is hit by this after sleeping with Miranda, not noticing until she reveals her true colors before Graves that she had emptied his pistol while they slept. A particularly careless move for the world's best 00 Agent.
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**TooDumbToLive: Colonel Moon's jeweler, who continues to examine the diamonds brought to the base by a disguised Bond after Moon has ''blown up'' Bond's chopper and while the entire base is scrambling to evacuate the illegal weapons from the scene. It doesn't end well for him when Bond blows the C4 hidden among the diamonds. \n** Bond of all people is hit by this after sleeping with Miranda, not noticing until she reveals her true colors before Graves that she had emptied his pistol while they slept. A particularly careless move for the world's best 00 Agent.
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* WhamLine: For Bond, Colonel Moon suddenly blowing up the helicopter, then asking, "How do you propose to kill me now, ''Mr. Bond''?"
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** For Bond, Colonel Moon suddenly blowing up the helicopter, then asking, "How do you propose to kill me now, ''Mr. Bond''?"
** For Bond, Colonel Moon suddenly blowing up the helicopter, then asking, "How do you propose to kill me now, ''Mr. Bond''?"
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* BatmanColdOpen: {{Subverted}} heavily. The film with Bond on a mission in North Korea... which he actually ''fails''. He ends up getting captured and spends a year and a half in a torture camp before his superiors can spring him.
* {{Bizarrchitecture}}: The ice palace is made of... ice. Handwaved because it's set in Iceland; it would be cold enough for that to work at least some of the time. Graves melts it to drown Jinx inside. AluminumChristmasTrees: Those kind of buildings [[http://www.icehotel.com/ actually exist.]] However, Iceland is actually not cold enough for such a building to exist for more than a couple of weeks. The winter weather is very erratic and fluctuating, with frequent freeze-thaw-cycles that would ruin an ice building very quickly. Northern Scandinavia is much more amenable to ice buildings, because there they actually have a stable, cold winter climate.
* BondGunBarrel: When Brosnan fires the gun, the bullet flies at the camera, meaning that Bond has shot up the gun barrel of his opponent.
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* TheCameo: Music/{{Madonna}} cameos as Verity, Miranda Frost and Gustav Graves's fencing instructor. Thus far she's the only theme song singer to make an appearance in the film, unless you count Sheena Easton singing the ''Film/ForYourEyesOnly'' theme onscreen in said film's opening.
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* BriefcaseFullOfMoney: Subverted when Bond adds a C4 charge into the lining of a briefcase full of diamonds which then end up buried in Zao's face when Bond sets it off.
* BrokenAce: Gustav Graves is charming, talented, and insanely rich (from blood diamonds). However, he is really a North Korean with plastic surgery building a KillSat to help his faction finally win the war. He has daddy issues too, and really really hates anything Western. He admits to having based the Graves persona partly on Bond.
* TheCameo: Music/{{Madonna}} cameos as Verity, Miranda Frost and GustavGraves's Graves' fencing instructor. Thus far she's the only theme song singer to make an appearance in the film, unless you count Sheena Easton singing the ''Film/ForYourEyesOnly'' theme onscreen in said film's opening.opening.
* CannotDream: Gustav Graves was said to be unable to dream. Specifically, he is unable to enter REM sleep, a RealLife condition. He has to use a machine to do it for him, or he'll start suffering from severe psychosis. Well, more severe than his current mental condition.
* CarFu: Bond and Zao have a Car Fu Duel, where BOTH characters are driving tricked-out spy cars and trying to kill each other with their various on-board weapons and gadgets. This scene ends with a (failed) ramming attempt.
* ChameleonCamouflage: Bond's car can do this by projecting the image on one side of the car from the other, presumably adjusting for any distance difference.
* BrokenAce: Gustav Graves is charming, talented, and insanely rich (from blood diamonds). However, he is really a North Korean with plastic surgery building a KillSat to help his faction finally win the war. He has daddy issues too, and really really hates anything Western. He admits to having based the Graves persona partly on Bond.
* TheCameo: Music/{{Madonna}} cameos as Verity, Miranda Frost and Gustav
* CannotDream: Gustav Graves was said to be unable to dream. Specifically, he is unable to enter REM sleep, a RealLife condition. He has to use a machine to do it for him, or he'll start suffering from severe psychosis. Well, more severe than his current mental condition.
* CarFu: Bond and Zao have a Car Fu Duel, where BOTH characters are driving tricked-out spy cars and trying to kill each other with their various on-board weapons and gadgets. This scene ends with a (failed) ramming attempt.
* ChameleonCamouflage: Bond's car can do this by projecting the image on one side of the car from the other, presumably adjusting for any distance difference.
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* ColdBloodedTorture: Suggested that Bond endured one of these in the very trippy opening sequence. His examination post-release supports this; scorpion poison was involved.
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* ColdBloodedTorture: Suggested In the opening sequence, we see Bond repeatedly getting his head shoved into a bucket of ice water, stung with scorpions, and beaten, all for the guards' amusement. When the sequence concludes and the movie begins, the caption tells us that Bond has endured one of these in the very trippy opening sequence. His examination post-release supports this; scorpion this treatment for over a year. Once rescued, we overhear someone talking about what else James went through: he'd be injected with poison was involved.and then his torturers would watch the poison take affect for some indeterminate amount of time before injecting the antidote. Multiple times.
* ColdNameMole: Miranda Frost betrays James Bond and MI6 after Graves bought her out with an Olympic gold medal.
* ColdNameMole: Miranda Frost betrays James Bond and MI6 after Graves bought her out with an Olympic gold medal.
* ConspicuousCG: There's more of this here than perhaps in any other Bond entry. Particularly jarring examples of this include the firing of the Icarus laser upon the Ice Palace, the final confrontation on Graves' plane, the invisibility feature of Bond's Aston Martin, and the infamous wave-surfing scene as Bond tries to outrun a massive wave (the fact that live surfing was utilized in the film's opening scene without the use of any CG makes this even worse for some).
* ContinuityCavalcade: Bond visits the new Q's secret lab and discovers many of the old Q's inventions from the previous films.
* ContinuityCavalcade: Bond visits the new Q's secret lab and discovers many of the old Q's inventions from the previous films.
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* ConspicuousCG: There's more of this here than perhaps in any other Bond entry. Particularly jarring examples of this include the firing of the Icarus laser upon the Ice Palace, the final confrontation on Graves' plane, the invisibility feature of Bond's Aston Martin, and the infamous wave-surfing scene as Bond tries to outrun a massive wave (the fact that live surfing was utilized in the film's opening scene without the use of any CG makes this even worse for some).
* CoolCar: ''Two'' of them. [[VehicularCombat They also fight]].
* CoolCar: ''Two'' of them. [[VehicularCombat They also fight]].
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* ConspicuousCG: There's more of this here than perhaps in any ContinuityPorn: Everything from the title onwards is a tongue-in-cheek reference to other Bond entry. Particularly jarring examples of this include films in the firing of series. It was a 20th film MilestoneCelebration special.
* CoolCar: The film marks theIcarus laser upon the Ice Palace, the final confrontation on Graves' plane, the invisibility feature return of Bond's Aston Martin, and the infamous wave-surfing scene as Bond tries to outrun a massive wave (the fact that live surfing was utilized ass in the film's opening scene without seat of an Aston... but gives his enemy a Jaguar XKR equal in gadgets to 007 himself. The resulting duel is considered one of the use high points of any CG makes this even worse for some).
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*CoolCar: ''Two'' CyanidePill: M asks Bond why he didn't take his pill when captured. Bond replies that he got rid of them. [[VehicularCombat They also fight]].it years ago.
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* TestosteronePoisoning: The fencing instructor says sarcastically regarding the Gustav/Bond duel, "I'm not into cock fights."
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* ATasteOfTheLash: It's implied that this happened to Bond at some point during the 1.5 years he was held prisoner in North Korea, given the scars on his back.
* TestosteronePoisoning: The fencing instructor says sarcastically regarding the Gustav/Bond duel,"I'm not into "I don't like cock fights."
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* ActorAllusion
** As Q walks around the back of Bond's new [[CoolCar invisible Aston Martin]], the distortion effect makes him appear to do a very [[Series/MontyPythonsFlyingCircus silly walk]].
** In the training sim, Bond refers to the virtual M's seemingly fatal wounding as [[Film/MontyPythonAndTheHolyGrail "just a flesh wound"]] to [[Creator/JohnCleese Q]].
** Bond's heavy beard echoes Creator/PierceBrosnan's TV-movie adaptation of ''Literature/RobinsonCrusoe''.
** As Q walks around the back of Bond's new [[CoolCar invisible Aston Martin]], the distortion effect makes him appear to do a very [[Series/MontyPythonsFlyingCircus silly walk]].
** In the training sim, Bond refers to the virtual M's seemingly fatal wounding as [[Film/MontyPythonAndTheHolyGrail "just a flesh wound"]] to [[Creator/JohnCleese Q]].
** Bond's heavy beard echoes Creator/PierceBrosnan's TV-movie adaptation of ''Literature/RobinsonCrusoe''.
**The novelisation explains this a little, stating the winner died the night of her victory.
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* BeautyIsNeverTarnished: Played with; Bond is filthy with a shaggy beard and hair after being tortured for 14 months. This is the character at his most unkempt in the entire ''series'', and audiences at the time were a bit shocked to see him in such a disheveled state. However, Bond is still in remarkably good shape for someone who had endured that type of hell for so long. All it takes are a single shave, a hair cut, a proper dinner, and a change of clothes for him to become sexy again.
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* BeautyIsNeverTarnished: Played with; Bond is filthy with a shaggy beard and hair after being tortured for 14 months. This is the character at his most unkempt in the entire ''series'', and audiences at the time were a bit shocked to see him in such a disheveled dishevelled state. However, Bond is still in remarkably good shape for someone who had endured that type of hell for so long. All it takes are a single shave, a hair cut, a proper dinner, and a change of clothes for him to become sexy again.
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* CatFight: Jinx and Miranda's swordfight on the Antonov. While overall very realistically done, each is still conveniently clad in a tank top to provide some sex appeal.
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%%* MurderTheHypotenuse: Twice, with it actually working once.
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* DiamondsInTheBuff: Jinx is covered in nothing but diamonds as she and Bond consummate their relationship in a South Korean Buddhist temple located in a valley.
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** Also from Moon (Now Gustav Graves) when he is confronted by Bond and Miranda who have him at gunpoint, and he says to Bond when inquiring on who betrayed him to North Korea: "You never thought of looking inside your own organization?" Cue Miranda turning her gun to Bond instead.
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* BondVillainStupidity: It's either lampshaded or a spectacularly bad example, albeit not involving Bond himself: Zao and Kil have Jinx at their mercy, and Zao ''actually proposes shooting her''... but Kil wants to do it with lasers, and gets his way, allowing Bond time to arrive and rescue her. Earlier in the film, Bond gets out a BulletProofVest and Colonel Moon keeps shooting it until it falls off into the ground.
* DiabolicalMastermind: Gustav Graves, a millionaire jeweller who secretly trades in conflict diamonds, passing them off as from a diamond mine in Iceland. [[spoiler:He's actually corrupt North Korean colonel Tan-Sun Moon]].
* EvilPlan: Gustav Graves, takes a page from Blofeld's book from ''Film/DiamondsAreForever'' and uses a diamond-powered KillSat that runs on solar energy. He sought to use it to help North Korea take over the South, as well as Japan and presumably elsewhere [[spoiler:(he is actually a corrupt North Korean colonel Faking the Dead and in disguise as a wealthy CorruptCorporateExecutive)]].
* MinorCrimeRevealsMajorPlot: Rogue North Korean colonel trades in smuggled diamonds for weapons but is presumably killed → [[spoiler:plot by said rogue colonel, who was previously thought to have died, to use solar-powered Kill Sat to cut a path through the Korean DMZ, allowing North Korea to launch an invasion of South Korea]].
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** The book James carries around to maintain his cover as an ornithologist is written by a real-life person named James Bond. That book's author's name is how Ian Fleming came up with the fictional character's name.
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** The book James carries around to maintain his cover as an ornithologist is written by a real-life person named James Bond. That book's author's name is how Ian Fleming Creator/IanFleming came up with the fictional character's name.
* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: It's believed that Gustav Graves was inspired by Richard Branson.
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* RealityEnsues: For all the outlandish things that happen in the movie, it shows us exactly what happens to a spy who gets captured in a hostile territory.
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* RealityEnsues: For all Say what you will about the outlandish things that happen in second half of the movie, it shows us exactly what happens to the early parts are surprisingly realistic. After getting made by Colonel Moon, Bond chases him down and off a spy who gets cliff. He's then captured by the North Korean forces. Bond finds himself disavowed by MI-6 and proves utterly unable to break out on his own. He is only allowed to get back to his people when M trades him with a high-ranking terrorist, and even then M still refuses to send him back to the field, instead locking him up for a thorough screening program lest he be turned.
** A side effect of the MagicPlasticSurgery that turned [[spoiler:Colonel Moon]] into Gustav Graves is that he's now an insomniac, and thus must spend an hour each day in ahostile territory.REM machine to keep himself sane.
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The film opens with a botched mission in which Bond is betrayed and beaten up. This time, the [[UsefulNotes/NorthKorea North Koreans]] get the honour. Freed via a prisoner exchange after 14 months of torture, Bond is aghast to learn his freedom was purchased at the cost of his adversary, a war criminal named Zao, walking scot-free. Discharged by [[SecretIntelligenceService MI6]] and receiving a predictably chilly reception from M, Bond [[ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight becomes a rogue agent]] and resumes hunting for his quarry.
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The film opens with a botched mission in which Bond is betrayed and beaten up. This time, the [[UsefulNotes/NorthKorea North Koreans]] get the honour. Freed via a prisoner exchange after 14 months of torture, Bond is aghast to learn his freedom was purchased at the cost of his adversary, a war criminal named Zao, walking scot-free. Discharged by [[SecretIntelligenceService [[UsefulNotes/SecretIntelligenceService MI6]] and receiving a predictably chilly reception from M, Bond [[ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight becomes a rogue agent]] and resumes hunting for his quarry.
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The film opens with a botched mission in which Bond is betrayed and beaten up. This time, the [[UsefulNotes/NorthKorea North Koreans]] get the honour. Freed via a prisoner exchange after 14 months of torture, Bond is aghast to learn his freedom was purchased at the cost of his adversary, a war criminal named Zao, walking scot free. Discharged by [[SecretIntelligenceService MI6]] and receiving a predictably chilly reception from M, Bond [[ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight becomes a rogue agent]] and resumes hunting for his quarry.
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The film opens with a botched mission in which Bond is betrayed and beaten up. This time, the [[UsefulNotes/NorthKorea North Koreans]] get the honour. Freed via a prisoner exchange after 14 months of torture, Bond is aghast to learn his freedom was purchased at the cost of his adversary, a war criminal named Zao, walking scot free.scot-free. Discharged by [[SecretIntelligenceService MI6]] and receiving a predictably chilly reception from M, Bond [[ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight becomes a rogue agent]] and resumes hunting for his quarry.
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The film holds many vignettes to previous Bond outings, such as Brosnan playing the 'loose cannon' in the tropics (''Film/LicenceToKill''), Halle Berry exiting the water in slow-mo (''Film/DrNo''), a diamond-encrusted sky laser (''Film/DiamondsAreForever''), action scenes bordering on self-parody (''Film/{{Moonraker}}'') and many, ''many'' more {{Mythology Gag}}s for [[MilestoneCelebration the franchise's 40th anniversary]].
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The film holds many vignettes to previous Bond outings, such as Brosnan playing the 'loose cannon' in the tropics (''Film/LicenceToKill''), Halle Berry [[SexySurfacingShot exiting the water water]] in slow-mo SlowMotion (''Film/DrNo''), a diamond-encrusted sky laser (''Film/DiamondsAreForever''), action scenes bordering on self-parody (''Film/{{Moonraker}}'') and many, ''many'' more {{Mythology Gag}}s for [[MilestoneCelebration the franchise's 40th anniversary]].
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*** Jinx walks out of the ocean in a bikini, wearing a white belt and diving knife, just like Honey Rider.
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*** Jinx [[SexySurfacingShot walks out of the ocean in a bikini, bikini]], wearing a white belt and diving knife, just like Honey Rider.
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[[caption-width-right:350:''[[Music/{{Madonna}} I'm gonna wake up, yes and no...]]'']]
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-->-- '''James Bond'''
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* InconvenientParachuteDeployment: During the climactic fight, Bond deploys Graves' parachute, which gets caught by one of the engines of the cargo jet they're in and chews him up. For additional irony, Bond tosses Graves an IronicEcho of his attempted PreMortemOneLiner as a one-liner of his own and uses Graves' suit's taser function to force him to let go of his handhold.
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* EndOfAnAge: In many ways, this is the last Bond film to feature Creator/PierceBrosnan as the titular character and the last film in the original franchise that started with ''Dr. No''. It was also the last of the films with a pre-WarOnTerror vibe, which the DarkerAndEdgier DanielCraig films reflected.
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* IcarusAllusion: Icarus is the code name of Gustav Graves solar energy KillSat. During the final battle with Bond, Graves is defeated when his plane flies through the beam of solar energy being projected by Icarus.
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''Die Another Day'' is the 20th ''Film/JamesBond'' film and stars Creator/PierceBrosnan in his fourth and last appearance as 007. It is also the final film set in the original series started by EON Productions with Dr. No in 1962 before getting a ContinuityReboot in ''Film/{{Casino Royale|2006}}''.
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''Die Another Day'' is the 20th twentieh ''Film/JamesBond'' film and stars Creator/PierceBrosnan in his the fourth and last appearance as 007. to star Creator/PierceBrosnan. It is also the final film set in the original series started by EON Productions with Dr. No ''Film/DrNo'' in 1962 before getting a ContinuityReboot in ''Film/{{Casino Royale|2006}}''.
Royale|2006}}''. It was directed by Lee Tamahori and came out in November 2002. Music/{{Madonna}} performed the TitleThemeTune and has a cameo in the film.
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* TheCameo: Music/{{Madonna}} cameos as Verity, Miranda Frost and Gustav Graves's fencing instructor. Thus far she's the only theme song singer to make an appearance in the film, unless you count Sheena Easton singing the ''Film/ForYourEyesOnly'' theme on screen.
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* TheCameo: Music/{{Madonna}} cameos as Verity, Miranda Frost and Gustav Graves's fencing instructor. Thus far she's the only theme song singer to make an appearance in the film, unless you count Sheena Easton singing the ''Film/ForYourEyesOnly'' theme on screen.onscreen in said film's opening.
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* TheSleepless: Graves suffers from chronic insomnia [[spoiler:as a side effect of the gene therapy he had]], and has to spend an hour in an REM machine every day to keep himself from going insane.
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* ActorAllusion
** As Q walks around the back of Bond's new [[CoolCar invisible Aston Martin]], the distortion effect makes him appear to do a very [[Series/MontyPythonsFlyingCircus silly walk]].
** In the training sim, Bond refers to the virtual M's seemingly fatal wounding as [[Film/MontyPythonAndTheHolyGrail "just a flesh wound"]] to [[Creator/JohnCleese Q]].
** Bond's heavy beard echoes Creator/PierceBrosnan's TV-movie adaptation of ''Literature/RobinsonCrusoe''.
** As Q walks around the back of Bond's new [[CoolCar invisible Aston Martin]], the distortion effect makes him appear to do a very [[Series/MontyPythonsFlyingCircus silly walk]].
** In the training sim, Bond refers to the virtual M's seemingly fatal wounding as [[Film/MontyPythonAndTheHolyGrail "just a flesh wound"]] to [[Creator/JohnCleese Q]].
** Bond's heavy beard echoes Creator/PierceBrosnan's TV-movie adaptation of ''Literature/RobinsonCrusoe''.
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* TestosteronePoisoning: The fencing instructor says sarcastically re the Gustav/Bond duel, "I'm not into cock fights."
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* StockFootage: When the Americans launch a missile at Icarus, it is the exact same one used by the British Navy in ''Film/TomorrowNeverDies''.
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* TreacherousAdvisor: It's implied that General Moon's two adjutants are in on Graves' plot, although even they are disturbed when [[spoiler:the junior Moon kills his father.]]
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* CoDragons: Zao and [[spoiler:Miranda]] to Moon/[[spoiler:Graves.]]
* VillainousFriendship: Moon/[[spoiler:Graves]] and Zao, brothers in arms who are very devoted to one another. It's telling that while he sees his girlfriend [[spoiler:Miranda]] as a weapon, he shows deeper, more personal affection for Zao in private.
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* YourCheatingHeart: [[spoiler:Miranda sleeps with Bond despite being in a relationship with Graves. However, it's most likely that Graves and Miranda had agreed that she should seduce Bond as an effective way to manipulate him.]]
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* YourCheatingHeart: [[spoiler:Miranda sleeps with Bond despite being in a relationship with Graves. However, it's most likely clear that Graves and Miranda had agreed that she should seduce Bond as an effective way to manipulate him.him: after TheReveal, Graves sneers that he's identified Bond's weakness for women and weaponized even Miranda's sex.]]
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* {{Flynning}}: Two examples - Bond fights Graves in a delightfully over the top fight in the fencing club, and then Jinx fights Frost on the plane.
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* ChekhovsGun: The Aston's InvisibilityCloak. Bond attempts to use it during the car chase/duel with Zao, only for Zao's Gatling guns to disable it. It gets restored later in the scene and allows Bond to defeat Zao when Zao attempts to ram him.
** The ultra-high frequency single digit sonic agitator unit ring given to Bond by Q. Q demonstrates it on a pane of unbreakable glass, then Bond uses it to smash the Aston's windscreen to get Jinx into it so can he revive her.
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* ChekhovsGun: ChekhovsGun:
** The Aston's InvisibilityCloak. Bond attempts to use it during the car chase/duel with Zao, only for Zao's Gatling guns to disable it. It gets restored later in the scene and allows Bond to defeat Zao when Zao attempts to ram him.
** The ultra-high frequency single digit sonic agitator unit ring given to Bond by Q. Q demonstrates it on a pane of unbreakableglass, then glass. Bond later uses it to smash collapse a glass floor to escape his captors and shatter the Aston's windscreen to get Jinx into it so can he revive her.
** The Aston's InvisibilityCloak. Bond attempts to use it during the car chase/duel with Zao, only for Zao's Gatling guns to disable it. It gets restored later in the scene and allows Bond to defeat Zao when Zao attempts to ram him.
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* DisqualificationInducedVictory: Miranda Frost got an Olympic silver medal for fencing, but was upgraded to gold when her opponent failed a drug test. [[spoiler:Graves, knowing Miranda hated the idea of being second best, rigged the drug test in exchange for Miranda becoming his [[TheMole Mole]].]]
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* DisqualificationInducedVictory: Miranda Frost got an Olympic silver medal for fencing, but was upgraded to gold when her opponent failed a drug test. overdosed on steroids. [[spoiler:Graves, knowing Miranda hated the idea of being second best, rigged arranged for the drug test "accident" in exchange for Miranda becoming his [[TheMole Mole]].]]
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* KillSat: The Icarus. (TemptingFate with that name much?)
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* PrecisionFStrike: A variant of this when Jinx kills Miranda:
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-->'''Jinx''': ''(Stabs her in the chest, complete with The Art of War)'' Read ''this''! '''Bitch'''!
-->'''Miranda''': I can read your every move!
-->'''Jinx''': ''(Stabs her in the chest, complete with The Art of War)'' Read ''this''! '''Bitch'''!
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* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: General Moon sent his son to study in the West so he could help bridge the gap between the Koreas, refused to condone the torture DPRK soldiers inflicted on Bond, resisted attempts by DPRK hardliners to launch an open invasion to the South, and finally, [[spoiler:tries to kill his own son when he realizes what a monster he has become.]]
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* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: General Moon sent his son to study in the West so he could help bridge the gap between the Koreas, refused to condone the torture DPRK soldiers inflicted on Bond, resisted attempts by DPRK hardliners to launch an open invasion to of the South, and finally, [[spoiler:tries to kill his own son when he realizes what a monster he has become.]]
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* RefugeInAudacity: Bond tries to check into a fancy Hong Kong hotel looking like he had barely survived a shipwreck. He just struts into the lobby like he owns the place, and pays no heed to the shocked gasps or {{Disapproving Look}}s of the guests and staff.
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* RefugeInAudacity: Bond tries to check into a fancy Hong Kong hotel looking like he had barely survived a shipwreck. He just struts into the lobby like he owns the place, and pays no heed to the shocked gasps or {{Disapproving Look}}s of the guests and staff. This is because he knows the manager, who shows up and browbeats his staff into doing as Bond asks.
-->'''Miranda''': I can read your every move!\\
'''Jinx''': ''(Stabs her in the chest, complete with The Art of War)'' Read ''this''! '''Bitch'''!
'''Jinx''': ''(Stabs her in the chest, complete with The Art of War)'' Read ''this''! '''Bitch'''!
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* TooDumbToLive: Colonel Moon's jeweler, who continues to examine the diamonds brought to the base by a disguised Bond after Moon has ''blown up'' Bond's chopper and while the entire base is scrambling to evacuate the illegal weapons from the scene. It doesn't end well for him when Bond blows the C4 hidden among the diamonds.
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* TooDumbToLive: TooDumbToLive:
** Colonel Moon's jeweler, who continues to examine the diamonds brought to the base by a disguised Bond after Moon has ''blown up'' Bond's chopper and while the entire base is scrambling to evacuate the illegal weapons from the scene. It doesn't end well for him when Bond blows the C4 hidden among the diamonds.
** Colonel Moon's jeweler, who continues to examine the diamonds brought to the base by a disguised Bond after Moon has ''blown up'' Bond's chopper and while the entire base is scrambling to evacuate the illegal weapons from the scene. It doesn't end well for him when Bond blows the C4 hidden among the diamonds.
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* VictoryByFirstBlood: While Bond and Graves are fencing at the Blades club, Bond proposes a bet over a diamond marked with the insignia of Graves' company (which also happens to be an African conflict diamond). Graves accepts, then takes a pair of decorative swords off the wall.
-->'''Graves:''' Since we're upping the wager, let's up the weapons, shall we? We'll do this the old-fashioned way, first blood drawn from the torso!
-->'''Graves:''' Since we're upping the wager, let's up the weapons, shall we? We'll do this the old-fashioned way, first blood drawn from the torso!
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** The ultra-high frequency single digit sonic agitator unit ring given to Bond by Q. Q demonstrates it on a pane of unbreakable glass, then Bond uses it to smash the Aston's windscreen to get Jinx into it so can he revive her.
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* PrecisionFStrike: A variant of this when Jinx kills Miranda:
-->'''Miranda''': I can read your every move!
-->'''Jinx''': ''(Stabs her in the chest, complete with The Art of War)'' Read ''this''! '''Bitch'''!
-->'''Miranda''': I can read your every move!
-->'''Jinx''': ''(Stabs her in the chest, complete with The Art of War)'' Read ''this''! '''Bitch'''!
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* GrandFinale: The film serves as the final entry in the Creator/PierceBrosnan-era Bond series. What's more, as ''Film/{{Casino Royale|2006}}'' explicitly takes place in a ContinuityReboot, ''Die Another Day'' also serves as the finale to ''the entire Bond final series as it has been from day one''. The only thing that remains of the continuity that was is the fourth M.
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* GrandFinale: The film serves as the final entry in the Creator/PierceBrosnan-era Bond series. What's more, as ''Film/{{Casino Royale|2006}}'' explicitly takes place in a ContinuityReboot, ''Die Another Day'' also serves as the finale to ''the entire Bond final film series as it has been from day one''. The only thing that remains of the continuity that was is the fourth M.
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''Die Another Day'' is the 20th ''Film/JamesBond'' film and stars Creator/PierceBrosnan in his fourth and last appearance as 007. It is also the final film set in the original series before getting a ContinuityReboot in ''Film/{{Casino Royale|2006}}''.
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''Die Another Day'' is the 20th ''Film/JamesBond'' film and stars Creator/PierceBrosnan in his fourth and last appearance as 007. It is also the final film set in the original series started by EON Productions with Dr. No in 1962 before getting a ContinuityReboot in ''Film/{{Casino Royale|2006}}''.
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* GrandFinale: The film serves as the final entry in the Creator/PierceBrosnan-era Bond series. What's more, as ''Film/{{Casino Royale|2006}}'' explicitly takes place in a ContinuityReboot, ''Die Another Day'' also serves as the finale to ''the entire Bond final series as it has been from day one''. The only thing that remains of the continuity that was is the fourth M.
