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1. www.nytimes.com › 1989/07/14 › moviesReview/Film; Dalton as a Brooding Bond In 'License to Kill'

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   Jul 14, 1989 · Though ''Licence to Kill'' is more volatile than ''The Living Daylights,'' Mr. Dalton's first Bond film, it may seem tame next to hyperactive movies like ''Lethal Weapon 2.'' Here Bond faces a ...

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   The think with Licence to Kill (officially the spelling is the proper UK spelling) was that it had to compete with Indiana Jones & The Last Crusade; Lethal Weapon 2, and Batman. I was well into Batmania in 1989, as a 10yr old - it was an insane cultural moment that I've never seen repeated.

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   Bond fighting a drug lord was already being dismissed as an 80s cliche (when Crocodile Dundee II featured a drug lord villain, it probably meant that kind of villain's 15 minutes were over), and the increased violence was seen as Bond playing catch up with the more popular wave of R-rated action like Lethal Weapon, Rambo, Schwarzenegger etc.

5. 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 ...

6. screenrant.com › no-time-die-bond-licence-killNo Time To Die Gives Timothy Dalton's Best Story To Daniel Craig

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   Oct 10, 2021 · There was a mixed success with this approach. While Dalton’s first Bond movie The Living Daylights was a hit with audiences and critics, Licence to Kill disappointed upon release in 1989. It entered a crowded market of summer blockbusters such as Batman, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, Ghostbusters II, and Lethal Weapon 2. This ...

7. www.filmscoremonthly.com › board › postsFSM Board: LICENCE TO KILL (Kamen) Complete Score Breakdown

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   Licence to Kill remains one of my top favourite JB007 films - joint 3rd with the Living Daylights - indeed: for me, the last of the really great films in the series. But the score is one of its weakest elements - I know: personal taste - as I find it sounds so much like Die Hard/Lethal Weapon and only becomes Bond when the James Bond Theme is in flow.

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   Is 'licence to kill' more volatile than 'Lethal Weapon 2'?

   • Though ''Licence to Kill'' is more volatile than ''The Living Daylights,'' Mr. Dalton's first Bond film, it may seem tame next to hyperactive movies like ''Lethal Weapon 2.'' Here Bond faces a ninja and makes several underwater escapes.

   Review/Film; Dalton as a Brooding Bond In 'License to Kill'

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   Is licence to kill a good movie?

   • Written by franchise veterans Michael G. Wilson with Richard Maibaum and directed by John Glenn (who had helmed four previous Bond films, including The Living Daylights, Dalton’s 1987’s debut), Licence to Kill is a straight-up revenge movie that bucks against the structure and tone of every Bond film that came before it.

   License to Kill Is the Gritty James Bond Movie That Changed the Series

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   Is license to kill a good Bond movie?

   • In a sense, License to Kill is secretly the most bookish of the pre-21st century Bond flicks, partly because of its adherence to an Ian Fleming spirit, but also because aspects of the revenge story seem to echo both Hamlet and The Count of Monte Cristo.

   License to Kill Is the Gritty James Bond Movie That Changed the Series

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   Is 'licence to kill' rated PG-13?

   • Meanwhile, he is beginning to hold his own with the shadows of his former self. ''Licence to Kill'' is rated PG-13 (''Special Parental Guidance Suggested for Those Younger Than 13''). It is violent, but doesn't dwell on that gory fact.

   Review/Film; Dalton as a Brooding Bond In 'License to Kill'

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   Is licence to kill a departure from 007?

   • Hedison’s appearance at the start of the film is one of the first signs that Licence to Kill isn’t really a departure at all, but actually a movie full of massive deep-cuts into both the film lore of 007, and the original Ian Fleming books too.

   License to Kill Is the Gritty James Bond Movie That Changed the Series

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   Who played Leiter in licence to kill?

   • Honoring that story point, Hedison, the actor who played Leiter in the movie version of Live and Let Die (1973), returned to the role of Leiter again for Licence to Kill, even though he hadn’t played the character in 16 years.

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9. whatculture.com › film › james-bond-retrospectiveJames Bond Retrospective: Licence To Kill (1989) - WhatCulture

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   Jul 6, 2012 · James Bond Dalton s Bond in Licence To Kill is a much more stripped down Bond than before. It is a back to basics approach, one that served Roger Moore well in For Your Eyes Only, with less ...