James Bond - Licence to Kill (Ultimate Edition, 2 DVDs) Reviews

Licence to Kill is a 1989 Spy thriller and the 16th entry in the James Bond franchise of movies, it is directed by John Glen and stars Timothy Dalton, Carey Lowell, Robert Davi and Benecio Del Toro. ------------------------------------------------ The Plot: The movie opens with James Bond ( Timothy Dalton ) and ...  Read the complete review

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Another fabulous Bond film, with Timothy Dalton in his second and final outing. Interestingly, several people who have been consulted about Bond and whether or not he is close to how spies act have often said that this is the most believable outing, not just because Bond is serious and gritty, but also because the plot is as close as it ...  Read the complete review

The most violent outing yet for Bond and one that is certainly not for kids to watch! I remember watching this when it first came out on video and I do remember feeling dissappointed by it's change of tone and style. But then I think I was stuck in the Moore era. As I grew up I started to appreciate the ...  Read the complete review

Licence To Kill is the 16th James Bond film and came to our screens in the summer of 1989. Timothy Dalton returns for his second 007 appearance as John Glen directs his fifth and final film. Originally called Licence Revoked, Licence To Kill is predominately filmed in Mexico and Key West, with 007's mission a lot different to normal ...  Read the complete review

James Bond - License to kill really is another excellent addition to the 007 series that I really did enjoy. It is as ever packed full of rich action and adventure scenes that really will keep you entertained throughout the movie. The film was originally released in 1989 and it stars Tomothy Dalton and Carey Lowell who are really very ...  Read the complete review

I have not seen many movies of James Bond, but of the ones I have watched, this is the one I enjoyed the most, and I believe it is also one of the most known too. James Bond's enemy in this movie is Sanchez, a drug dealer. James's best friend is about to get married and Sanchez turns up at the wedding a bit like an unwanted ...  Read the complete review

Timothy Dalton appears here in his second and final run as Bond in 1989's Licence to Kill. His portrayal of Bond here is much darker and personal than other Bond films. The Plot Following the capture of international drug lord Franz Sanchez on the same day as the wedding of his CIA friend Felix Leiter, James Bond ...  Read the complete review

Licence To Kill was released in 1989 and was the second and final film to feature Timothy Dalton as James Bond. The film was more violent than previous films and featured the first script to be tailored for Timothy Dalton's more restrained and realistic approach to the character. The film sank in the crowded US market of that summer and ...  Read the complete review

Welcome to me review of Licence to Kill on DVD. I am reviewing the 2 disc set, which has been relased as part of the Ultimate Edition range. In 1989, after the success of Timothy Dalton’s first Bond film The Living Daylights, a second Bond film with Dalton in the lead role was released, this proved to be one of the most ...  Read the complete review

Film: Licence to Kill Film Number: 16 Year: 1989 Bond: Timothy Dalton Bond Girl: Lupe (Sanchez's mistress) and Pam Bouvie Villain(s): Sanchez Sidekick(s): - Song: Gladys Knight Director: John Glen M: Robert Brown Moneypenny: Caroline Bliss ...  Read the complete review

The James Bond films have become such an institution that it's got to the stage where there's really not a lot of point in talking about them. You either like them or you don't. Which means that me deciding to write an opinion about one of them is completely self-indulgent and irrelevant, not to mention painfully transparent ...  Read the complete review

...yes, Carrie Lowell is one of THE best Bond girls, ranking up there with Famke Janssen, Honor Blackman, Ursula Andress (or should that be "undress"...heh heh) and Jane Seymour. She's also one of the best actresses ever to have appeared in a Bond film. Robert Davi is THE best Bond villain...period. Along with Red ...  Read the complete review

License to Kill is by far the hardest edged of the Bond series. Gone are the wisecracks introduced to the genre by Roger Moore. In comes a much more violent (and also more believable) Bond, a man to whom loyalty is more important than anything else. This was Timothy Dalton's second Bond film, and sadly also his last. He ...  Read the complete review

Licence to Kill is officially the 16th James Bond film. Timothy Dalton stars as 007; this film was especially tailored for him. The plot in this film is that Felix, Bonds friend is captured when he is on his honeymoon and served up as shark food, 007 is outraged he is determined to take revenge on Felixs killer, he almost seems ...  Read the complete review