Licence to Kill

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Frank 10/12/2022 The usual unbelevable mess James gets into, with an inevitable bruised and lacerated successful result. Acting is superb to point of making the crazy show believable! See more diogo13 T @Tua_mera Jul 11 Mais uma atuação incrível de Timothy Dalton como Bond! Ele teve as melhores cenas de ação, as melhores Bond girls e honestamente a melhor interpretação de Bond em geral. See more David D @David2026 Jul 5 I feel for Timothy Dalton as he was a solid Bond and sadly only got two outings. There are no holes in this story, which also managed to be great fun. All round superb entertainment. See more Wayne K @WayneKelso Jun 23 Considering its remarkable brutality, especially for the series its part of, Licence To Kill is a very apt name. It’s the only Bond film to receive a 15 rating in the UK, it has some of the bloodiest deaths in the franchise, as well as the darkest tone. It’s a perfect setting for Timothy Dalton’s take on the character, so much so that when they try to slip in a Bond quip here and there they land so flat I’m shocked they’re not accompanied by a wah wah sound effect. Things are often made far too easy for Bond this time round, but the villain is memorable and more hands on this time, the action scenes are brilliantly directed, so much so that the lack of them is a crying shame, and the personal vendetta angle very much works in its favour. It’s a more ruthless Bond film, one steeped in blood and revenge, and while it’s often considered a footnote in the series given Dalton’s short tenure, it’s still a film I very much recommend, whether you’re a fan of 007 or not. See more IAM M @IAM1655 Jun 7 One of the darkest James Bond films ever. Everyone says that this film is better than The Living Daylights due to its tone, but I would rank TLD and LTK at the same spot. Sanchez is a better villain than the previous ones. The plot of Bond getting revenge for his friend actually suites Bond like the novels. It's a shame that Dalton had only 2 movies. See more andrea C @Charst Apr 13 Secondo ed ultimo atto di Dalton come Bond, dove la mancanza di carisma pesa oltremodo nell'economia della sceneggiatura che, per la prima volta, vede Bond come privato cittadino senza i consueti aiuti dei governi. La vendetta privata è emotivamente potente nella fase iniziale, salvo poi essere totalmente dimenticata con il passare dei minuti; diventando di fatto un contorno poco importante per invece un solito film di azione con un villain tanto spietato quanto poco lucido. Alla fine dei conti, il film probabilmente denota una carenza di idee che lascia in dote lo stop più lungo tra un film e l'altro per l'intera saga. See more Read all reviews

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