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The World Is Not Enough (DVD, 2009, Repackaged)

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This DVD features the 1999 action-packed film "The World Is Not Enough" directed by Michael Apted. Starring Pierce Brosnan as James Bond, this movie is rated PG-13 and falls under the action and adventure genre. The DVD format was released in 2009 and has been repackaged for your viewing pleasure. Experience the excitement of this classic Bond film as he sets out to protect an oil heiress from a dangerous terrorist and uncovers a sinister plot. This DVD is perfect for any Bond fan or action movie enthusiast. Get your hands on this rare piece of cinematic history today.

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Complete with ski chases, casino hijinks, high-tech gadgetry, and sultry women, the 19th installment in the James Bond franchise features the increasingly at-ease Pierce Brosnan in his third appearance as 007, in a race to save the world's oil supply. Sophie Marceau (BRAVEHEART) stars as Elektra King, the daughter of a murdered oil tycoon, while Robert Carlyle (THE FULL MONTY) plays one of the most unusual Bond villains ever: Renard, who is unable to feel pain because of a bullet lodged in his brain. Director Michael Apted, known for such films as COAL MINER'S DAUGHTER, was brought in to make the story more dramatic and facilitate the addition of more complex female characters. One of the fruits of Apted's involvement is that M (Judi Dench) gets to move from behind her desk, while curvy Denise Richards (WILD THINGS) gets to show off more than her figure. Dangerous stunt work, exhilarating action sequences, and a rousing theme song from alternative rock band Garbage make this a worthy addition to the 007 series. The film also marks the 17th and final appearance of Desmond Llewelyn as Q; John Cleese is introduced as Q's successor, R.