50 Greatest James Bond Moments Of All Time
42. Tomorrow Never Dies: Carver's Stealth Ship
1997's Tomorrow Never Dies is another one of the franchise's most under-appreciated movies and although it does have some glaring flaws, it is still a very fun action film overall and it features many staggering, truly Bond-worthy action scenes.
A particular highlight is the spectacular finale on-bond main villain Elliot Carver's (Jonathan Pryce) stealth ship, which ends the film on an absolutely explosive note.
Sure, it's not the most original climax but it is still a very effective one that's absolutely overflowing with tension, punchy thrills and explosive visuals. It's the kind of mad, deliriously entertaining final battle 90s action films were well-known for.