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1. screenrant.com › bond-license-to-kill-r-rating-changesJames Bond: All 6 Changes Licence To Kill Made To Avoid An R ...

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   Mar 4, 2023 · Published Mar 4, 2023. Licence to Kill made several changes after receiving an R rating from the Motion Picture Association of America prior to the film's release in 1989. The MPAA required the more violent scenes to be edited before giving the Bond film a PG-13 rating. Licence to Kill 's changes for its US release ranged from the removal of ...

2. www.commonsensemedia.org › licence-to-killLicence to Kill Movie Review | Common Sense Media

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   Parents need to know that Licence to Kill is the 16th James Bond movie and the second -- and last -- with actor Timothy Dalton in the lead role. The producers were trying for a "darker" look and feel here, going for a PG-13 rating with stronger language and violence. More blood is shown, and there are more deaths.

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   • Director: John Glen

   • Author: Jeffrey M. Anderson
   • Actors: Timothy Dalton, Carey Lowell, Robert Davi

3. www.denofgeek.com › movies › license-to-killLicense to Kill Is the Gritty James Bond Movie That Changed ...

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   Jun 13, 2024 · Throughout Licence to Kill, Bond is up against a drug kingpin named Sanchez, played by one of the greatest all-time character actors ever, Robert Davi. Perhaps more famously, Sanchez is backed-up ...

4. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Licence_to_KillLicence to Kill - Wikipedia

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   Licence to Kill is a 1989 spy film, the sixteenth in the James Bond series produced by Eon Productions, and the second and final film to star Timothy Dalton as the MI6 agent James Bond. In the film, Bond resigns from MI6 in order to take revenge against the drug lord Franz Sanchez, who ordered an attack against Bond's CIA friend Felix Leiter and the murder of Felix's wife after their wedding .

5. www.melonfarmers.co.uk › bbfc_cuts_licence_to_killJames Bond Censor Cuts: Licence to Kill - Melon Farmers

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   Oct 31, 2011 · First Screening: Cuts required for 15. The 23rd of February 1989 saw Licence to Kill come before the BBFC for an advice viewing. The print was a rough cut, with an incomplete sound mix and no credits sequence. The running time was 2 hours, 8 minutes, 42 seconds and 9 frames. The BBFC examiners finish viewing the film, and are split between ...

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   Licence to Kill. PG-13 Released Jul 14, 1989 2h 13m Action CTA List. 80% Tomatometer 64 Reviews 61% Popcornmeter 50,000+ Ratings. James Bond (Timothy Dalton) takes on his most-daring adventure ...

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   Is licence to kill a PG-13 movie?

   • Bond kisses and sleeps with two women. Nothing sen Parents need to know that Licence to Kill is the 16th James Bond movie and the second -- and last -- with actor Timothy Dalton in the lead role. The producers were trying for a "darker" look and feel here, going for a PG-13 rating with stronger language and violence.

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   Was 'licence to kill' a good movie?

   • LICENCE TO KILL was a new effort to try to "darken" the James Bond franchise, with a PG-13 rating, a use of harsher language, bloodier violence, and a plot that had Bond going rogue. But unfortunately these were superficial touches that didn't really help the movie at its core.

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   Is licence to kill a good James Bond movie?

   • Licence to Kill is just the shot in the arm the James Bond series has been needing. Every once in a while, [the Bond series] pulls in its stomach, pops the gun from its cummerbund, arches its eyebrow and gets off another bull's-eye. The newest, Licence to Kill, is probably one of the five or six best of Bond.

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   Who wrote the licence to kill screenplay?

   • The Licence to Kill screenplay was novelised by the then-novelist of the Bond series John Gardner. It was the first Bond film novelisation since James Bond and Moonraker in 1979. [ 77 ]

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   Is licence to kill a 'bond-less' movie?

   • For the Canadian newspaper The Globe and Mail, Rick Groen wrote that in Licence to Kill "they've excised Bond from the Bond flicks; they've turned James into Jimmy, strong and silent and (roll over, Britannia) downright American", [ 58 ] resulting in a Bond film that is "essentially Bond-less". [ 58 ]

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   Is licence to kill the second worst Bond film?

   • Norman Wilner of MSN considered Licence to Kill the second worst Bond film, above only A View to a Kill, but defended Dalton, saying he "got a raw deal.

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8. www.hometheaterforum.com › community › threadsHTF BLU-RAY REVIEW: LICENCE TO KILL - Home Theater Forum

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   May 21, 2009 · Timothy Dalton’s second (and final) outing as James Bond was the sixteenth film in the official franchise, Licence to Kill. Both Dalton Bond pictures have a more somber vibe than the Roger Moore Bonds had, and this second film in his series is much more dour than even The Living Daylights was. The violence is uglier, and the crime is grittier ...