Licence to Kill

Timothy Dalton is not as good as Sean Connery, George Lazenby, and Roger Moore, but he is good. This is one of his 2 best 007 films since his start in The Living Daylights 20 years ago.... Full review

Great movie! It´s realistic, there is a lot of humor and action in the story. The villains are funny and dangerous, the girls are outstanding and the gadgets....great!!... Full review

Sean Connery is the Captain Kirk of all Bonds. Timothy Dalton and George Lazenby are far better than Roger Moore and Pierce Brosnan. I could kick Roger Moore's old man @ss; and Pierce Brosnan was totally unbelievable beating somebody up. Roger... Full review

Timothy Dalton was never a good James Bond like Pierce Broshon.Other wise a good film.I love bond films but this one and Casino Royale with a blonde bond , they could at least died his hair as he was a very... Full review

The action in the movie was worth watching and it had a good story but however Timothy Dalton is a good actor but he told the james bond roll too seriously. James bond is never serious. The james bond roll didn,t... Full review

This movie was terrible as was Dalton's dry and boring acting. Don't waste your time with either this piece of crap or his other dog The Living Daylights. You won't miss anything if you just skip these two movies in the... Full review

What did the critics say?the worst bond movie?sorry guys but i think it is not.this is cool,intelligent,gritty and even action packed.i have already seen it 4 times and still i am not bored of it.dalton is brilliant,davi makes a perfect bad... Full review

Good marketing can wonders for mediocre films, whereas, poor advertisement can hamper even a good film. Licence To Kill, a good film, was a victim of lousy marketing. In any case it's different from other Bond films.... Full review

One of the serious Bond films, and surely one of the best. It gives you an in-depth view of the man behind the secret agent 007. Gladys Knight's title song is the best bong song ever. Rather surprisingly, all the 4... Full review

James Bond fans are universally split on Licence to Kill; it seems to be love it or leave it. Many fans cite Dalton's serious portrayal, the Die-Hard-like action, and the poor box office as reasons for it's failure as a Bond... Full review

The second of just two 007 adventures starring Timothy Dalton as James Bond, Licence to Kill (1989) is a better film than its reputation suggests -....Between the pre-credits sequence and the climax, the film is also short on spectacular action set pieces..... ... Full Review

Whatever the speculation, nothing changes the fact that Kill is a pretty terrific movie. Licence to Kill is a winner. As villainous drug lord Sanchez, Robert Davi is really quite good. It's actually a pretty exciting and stimulating flick. ... Full Review

Desmond Llewelyn gets a few really nice and funny scenes as Q. Overall I found a lot of things to like about this movie.....One problem with the movie is....I think having two better actors and a lot better writing would have started this movie on a much stronger footing.....their wedding scene features some not so great dialog.....The best part of this movie is Dalton's performance as Bond..... ... Full Review

Not all the film's problems can be blamed on Dalton; his presence merely brings them into focus. Actually, what Broccoli and his team have created with "Licence to Kill" is a clunkier, squarer, far less stylish episode of "Miami Vice. ... Full Review

This time, Bond is chasing a Colombian drug lord named Sanchez, played by Robert Davi, who specializes in slimy, nasty characters, this one the slimiest, nastiest of the lot. I know I'm in a minority here, but I'll say it anyway: Timothy Dalton was the best Bond since Connery. ... Full Review

Reviewed by Colin Jacobson (June 3, 2009) And now for the film that almost killed off the Bond franchise: 1989's Licence to Kill . Ever since the series started with Dr. ... Full Article

IAN FLEMING , had he lived, would have celebrated his 100th birthday on Wednesday. James Bond, his greatest invention, is probably a bit younger, strictly speaking (the evidence in the books is a little contradictory) - except that Bond, of... ... Full Article

Any visitor to Pinewood Studios can hardly fail to notice James Bond's influence on the place. Casting its shadow long and large over the lot is the legendary 007 Stage, the cavernous soundstage built originally to house the enormous sets... ... Full Article

Telling people that you didn't much care for the new James Bond film is a little like saying that you don't like popcorn or Coke. ... Full Article

Remember James Bond movies -- those airy escapes to exotic lands, where devilish Sean Connery sported human hair and saved the Western world from diabolical megalomaniacs while frolicking with girls, girls, girls? ... Full Article

After Albert "Cubby" Broccoli and his gang closed out the 1980s with the insultingly dismal Licence to Kill , there can be little wonder why the folks at the Bond camp took a serious break from the multi-decade-spanning series. ... Full Article