September 23, 2009
I had such a crush on Carey Lowell in this film. I was 10 years old and this was the best film in the world!
Anthony Zerbe, Carey Lowell, David Hedison
Timothy Dalton's second and last shot at playing James Bond isn't nearly as much fun as his debut, two years earlier, in the 1987 The Living Daylights. This time Bond gets mad after a close fri...( read more
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DVD Release Date: October 22, 2002
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December 8, 2008Timothy Dalton's run ends with Licence to Kill, probably one of the most violent Bonds made. After Felix Leiter is made an extra in a Jaws movie James Bond takes matters into his own hands, even to the extent of leaving MI6.
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November 27, 2008One of the best Bonds made and using the most underrated Bond too. This Bond is pretty brutal and very adult based really..there are quite afew nasty deaths and the two main villains in Davi and Del Toro are really evil.
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September 28, 2008Goldfinger is the benchmark of great Bond films, and while this one doesn't come anywhere near that - you still can't really ask much more of a Bond film. Licence to Kill, the last of the eighties bond films, stands out because director John Glen seems keen to make it as little l...( read more)
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November 2, 2009This a pretty good movie to watch.very exciting,full of action.It worth to see
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November 1, 20091989, my year, my movie, my Bond! Timothy Dalton returns in his second round as Agent 007. Coming off hot of 1987's TLD, Dalton again proves to be great choice to the role of 007. Though this doesn't feel like a Bond film, since his goes rouge 90% of the film. Benecio DelToro doe...( read more)
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September 10, 2009It had good acting in it and it has good actors in it the villains in it are good i think Robert davi does a great villain in this movie. I'm sure you will not be disappointed with license to kill.
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November 6, 2006Does anyone else think that in previous Bond's a death so violent has never been considered. It's satisfactory in the sense of pondering how Bond would have dealt with Blofeld if it too were captured correctly. Davi makes an interesting villain, not only are his looks villainous but his entire persona is. Some might say he isn't as brutal as he could be and the only way he shows his dark side is when he becomes upset. I think the best way to think about it is how Bond and Sanchez become the mirroring opposites of each other. Bond is a killer who doesn't like to kill but only a few people like Sanchez draw the humanity out of him. This is reflected in the way Sanchez becomes paranoid about the people loyal to him. Arguably Bond brings around the impending fall of Sanchez because he identifies with the vices they share.
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