Had this amazingly vivid dream last night. For some reason, I had my hands on an Aston Martin DB5 and was driving it around. Then I carried it out through my back garden (because apparently it was small enough), at which point I was transported into a sort of pastiche of the Brosnan Bond films. I was in the Q Boat from The World is Not Enough being chased by Trevelyan from GoldenEye (who was being played by Brosnan for some reason, or someone who looked a lot like him) in the water, in Iceland from Die Another Day. He was shooting missiles at me, but I was able to dodge them, because his aiming reticles showed up on the screen like in a video game. Soon enough, my boat was destroyed (and I even said 'Q's not gonna' like this!') and I had to swim the edge of a waterfall and jump off.
When I jumped over the side, it was incredibly realistic, except I wasn't in Iceland anymore, I was somewhere a lot hotter and it was amazing plummeting down. Near the end, I remembered that I was wearing the jet-pack from Thunderball and I gently rocketed down to safety, where one of my friends from primary school was having her 21st.
It was a lot more like a child's kind of birthday party, with lots of different types of cookies and treats (feet upon feet of liquorice). For some reason, a couple of us were watching the first episode of Star Trek: Enterprise 'Broken Bow', where T'Pol was trying to get off with three different guys on the ship. Finally, she was just about to start making out with Trip Tucker (the actual guy she ended up with on the show) and suddenly, Christopher Reeve Superman appeared on the ship, with one of the security officers, because there was something seriously wrong with the ship. Reeve was wearing an awesome version of the suit with an S that was like a cross between the 1939 S and the one from Superman Returns. The rest of the suit was more or less the same, except that for some reason, it seemed silver when you looked at it up close, even though it was still clearly a deep blue from far away. I remember remarking that it must have been a stand-in with CR's face CGI'd on and how could Paramount get away with using Superman on Star Trek? The resident Trekkie there (some guy in his early 30s who I didn't recognise) said that they got around it by crediting him as 'S' and never referring to him as Superman on the show.
Anyway, just as we were about to sing Happy Birthday (which was a weird contemporary version) I noticed that I had at least twenty feet of liquorice wrapped around my left wrist and I couldn't get it off. The dream ended soon after that.