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 keven Q @kevenquinlan Mar 1 Ok, this is the 2nd and last Dalton film, this one is Much better, in all the ways his first wasn't. As much as Dalton is decent, he simply doesn't have the panache or suave that a Bond needs. Still a pretty good movie but he was hard to believe as Bond- it just is what it is. See more Alec B @Alec97 Feb 9 It's an interesting setup for a Bond movie, one that promises something different but only partially delivers (it's cool to see so much of Q but the gadgets do seem out of place here). Additionally, the PG-13 rating is pushed to the absolute limit here. Too bad we didn't get more of Dalton as Bond as he always seemed to offer something interesting. See more Carlos T @RT67858720 Jan 28 *Permissão Para Matar* é, sem exagero, um dos filmes mais ousados e maduros da franquia James Bond. Aqui não existe ameaça nuclear, conspiração global ou Guerra Fria como motor principal. O conflito é íntimo, pessoal e visceral. Bond quebra regras, desafia o MI6 e age movido por vingança após a brutal destruição da vida de Felix Leiter. Essa mudança de foco torna o filme mais cru, mais humano e infinitamente mais perigoso. Franz Sanchez é, para muitos, o **melhor vilão da era clássica de Bond**. Cruel, frio, calculista e impiedoso, ele não quer dominar o mundo — quer poder, dinheiro e controle absoluto. Robert Davi constrói um antagonista que realmente mete medo, alguém à altura de Bond não pelo intelecto megalomaníaco, mas pela brutalidade realista. Destaque também para um jovem **Benicio del Toro**, intenso e ameaçador mesmo em início de carreira. O filme com a maior participação Q, mesmo com a idade, manda muito bem. Nota final:** **9,5 See more Lanfranco C @Lanfrancobz Jan 25 It is worth to watch again! See more Matt A @SttCMatt Jan 7 We really were robbed of a third outing for Timothy Dalton as James Bond. In Licence to Kill, his second and final appearance as 007, Dalton cements himself as one of the most intriguing and underrated of Bond actors. Here, on a mission driven by vengeance rather than duty, we see Bond at his most cunning and brutal. Yet even amidst the blood and grit, Dalton never loses the underlying charm and intelligence that define the character, a balance few have managed so expertly. Ultimately, Licence to Kill’s biggest flaw is that it was ahead of its time. In 1989, audiences weren’t ready for a Bond this violent, vengeful, and emotionally raw. The image of a bloodied 007 clashes with expectations of suave escapism. Yet, viewed today, the film feels like a precursor to Casino Royale in its grittiness. In retrospect, Licence to Kill stands as a bold, underappreciated entry, not perfect, but daring, driven, and decades ahead of its peers. See more Read all reviews

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