The recipe of girls, gadgets, gimmicks, explosions, chases and stunts has served the James Bond franchise well for 40 years.

For the series' 20th entry, Die Another Day, director Lee Tamahori and writers Neal Purvis and Robert Wade have tried to up the ante by making the stunts wilder, the explosions bigger, the gadgets a little more clever and the girls as stunning as ever.
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Bond, James Bond, still kicks major butt in the new millennium. The spy series, marking its 40th anniversary with its 20th "official" release today, will live to Die Another Day.

In his best 007 adventure since GoldenEye, when he helped to revive what was then a flagging series, Pierce Brosnan also layers in enough dramatic turmoil to keep himself interested. His enthusiasm for the role makes him more arresting for us in his fourth time around as the British superspy with the licence to kill.
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