On Screen Map in Tomorrow Never Dies?

[John Savard]

I'm not sure if the movie was Tomorrow Never Dies, or perhaps The World is Not Enough.

But I remember seeing - perhaps in a commercial or trailer for the movie - a scene, perhaps in a submarine, or some other military installation, where several computer screens show a small outline map of the world.

The shape of the map is unusual, like two circles next to each other but slightly overlapping.

I've tried to search for this, but I haven't found any images or clips. Would anyone remember such a thing from a James Bond movie from around the time of those two?

John Savard

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There was a video game with a global screen in "Never Say Never Again."

[John Savard]

Post by e***@hotmail.com
There was a video game with a global screen in "Never Say Never Again."

Thank you, but the world map I'm thinking of is _definitely_ not from the
independent Thunderball remake with Sean Connery.

As I noted, I think it's from the Brosnan era; there was a TV commercial for the
latest Bond movie, and I just caught a brief part of it. It wasn't a video game,
rather this map was on more than one screen in some type of control room. I
believe it was dimly lit, and it could have been aboard a submarine.

John Savard

[John Savard]

Post by John Savard

Post by e***@hotmail.com
There was a video game with a global screen in "Never Say Never Again."

Thank you, but the world map I'm thinking of is _definitely_ not from the
independent Thunderball remake with Sean Connery.
As I noted, I think it's from the Brosnan era; there was a TV commercial for the
latest Bond movie, and I just caught a brief part of it. It wasn't a video game,
rather this map was on more than one screen in some type of control room. I
believe it was dimly lit, and it could have been aboard a submarine.

None the less, just in case, I did check it out, and I see the game of
"Domination" involved a 3-D holographic display of a globe.

John Savard

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Fair enough, only saw the movie once.

[e***@hotmail.com]

Well, it doesn't seem to be "TND"

I don't see it in "TWINE" either;