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The World Is Not Enough

The World Is Not Enough

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Label: Sony Classical
Release Year: 1999
Barcode: 008811216122
Country: Europe
Product Type: CD (Pre-owned)
Score or Soundtrack: Score 
Composer: David Arnold

The World Is Not Enough (1999) is the 19th James Bond film, starring Pierce Brosnan as the iconic spy. The plot follows Bond as he is assigned to protect Elektra King, an oil heiress targeted by the terrorist Renard, a man who feels no pain. As Bond uncovers a conspiracy involving nuclear weapons and betrayal, he faces one of his most complex villains and a femme fatale in Elektra. The film delivers high-stakes action, thrilling ski chases, and explosive sequences, blending espionage with emotional depth. Sophie Marceau, Robert Carlyle, and Denise Richards round out the cast, with Richards playing nuclear physicist Dr. Christmas Jones.

The soundtrack, composed by David Arnold, mixes orchestral grandeur with modern electronic elements, enhancing the film’s intense action and suspense. The title song, The World Is Not Enough, performed by Garbage, is a sultry and atmospheric piece that captures the film’s themes of power and deceit. The score retains classic Bond motifs while introducing fresh, dynamic compositions that heighten the tension and drama. Arnold's work solidifies his place as a worthy successor to John Barry, blending tradition with innovation in the Bond musical legacy.

Track Listing

The World Is Not Enough
Garbage

Show Me The Money
David Arnold

Come In 007, Your Time Is Up
David Arnold

Access Denied
David Arnold

M's Confession
David Arnold

Welcome To Baku
David Arnold

Casino
David Arnold

Ice Bandits
David Arnold

Elektra's Theme
David Arnold

Body Double
David Arnold

Going Down - The Bunker
David Arnold

Pipeline
David Arnold

Remember Pleasure
David Arnold

Caviar Factory
David Arnold

Torture Queen
David Arnold

I Never Miss
David Arnold

Submarine
David Arnold

Christmas In Turkey
David Arnold

Only Myself To Blame
Scott Walker

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