The World Is Not Enough

James Bond is a good guy, and highly trained and skilled, but he has his major drawbacks. He can kill without consequence; he actually has a license for it. And he's a fairly selfish pleasure-seeker, romancing and womanizing, drinking, and coveting the finest clothes, cars, and watches.

Bond seduces three women over the course of the movie. The first is a female doctor in order to pass his physical. He goes to bed with Elektra (with kissing). Bond and Christmas have implied sex with nothing shown (and a strongly suggestive pun on her name). Elektra also has a second lover: she is seen in bed with Renard; no clothes, but nothing sensitive shown (also with kissing). In general, there's innuendo, and flirting, as well as the sexy, naked-looking silhouettes during opening titles. In one scene, Bond looks at two women through "X-ray glasses," and we see guns hidden under their clothes, plus bras and panties, but no nudity.

Bond uses a VISA card to open a door; VISA paid for the product placement. Bond's car is shown to be a BMW.