Pretentious, goofy, low grade and a plot that is all over the place.. Perfect late 80's trash (A British agent going after a Colombian drug boss, with a american side kick!!) Lord oh please HAA HAA HAA..just would have to laugh at that idea any day!🍷👎👎
I'm glad in a way Dalton did only 2 films, every Bond actor has good and bad films, even Connery, but Dalton has 2 fantastic bond films to his name and no other bond actor can say that
@@100Singers lazenby is hit or miss. OHMSS is one of the best shot Bond films and paved the way for Roger Moore but the acting from lazenby is very wooden with few Bondisms and the tone shoots from jovial to grim in seconds.I'm not saying it's bad but you can't call it lazenby's best anymore than you can call it his worst because he never did anything beyond it. Dalton nevertheless had 2 competent films under his belt while lazenby only had a divisive film
@@GrosvnerMcaffrey Well, considering this pathetic stink show / actor for a bond movie. I think I have grown to maybe appreciate OHMSS / Lazenby's wooden but gripping performance more than ever.
@@GrosvnerMcaffrey - To me OHMSS is the biggest "what if?" in film history. The directing and visuals are amongst the best in the series but Lazenby's performance (or lack thereof) ruins it for me. If that movie had Connery or Moore it would be top 5 material. Such a shame that a great movie was ruined because of a very inexperienced lead actor.
Great point! Caroline Bliss was her name? Yes, very good acting! Although, in The Living Daylights she looked more younger/sexier. In this one, she is serious. Understandably...
@Nicholas Chen This new Moneypenny, while serviceable in demonstrating concern, certainly did not have a monopoly on her empathy for 007. The same character, as portrayed by original actress Lois Maxwell, out of a heartfelt distress for Bond’s state of dejection, intervened on her own behalf in order to prevent him from resigning from MI6 in OHMSS (1969).
Shame the scene where Pam walks into the bank with her new haircut and Bond does a double take isn’t here 😆 Still, in an alternate universe, Dalton fulfils his contract and gets his third in 1991. Then we get a three year break and Pierce Brosnan comes along with GoldenEye in 1995. If only....
@@Nicholas_Chen_ True. As much as I love GoldenEye as it is, it would have validated Dalton and been his best. Anthony Hopkins as Augustus Trevelyan would have been the icing on the cake as well.
@Ivor Biggun The "I may as well ask you if all the vodka martinis..." line is in the first draft when Bond confronts Trevelyan at a party. Instead of a Lienz Cossack looking for revenge, Trevelyan was originally Bond’s mentor until he went rogue and defected to Russia.
Yes, those 80s big butt pants were painful to look at. And she should have had extensions put in to have long hair, like the bank secretary had. Both of the short haircuts were not flattering to her.
Same here. If it weren’t for a greedy Italian banker named Giancarlo Parretti, who was MGM’s chairman at the time and tried to sell the distribution rights to the Bond series to pay off huge loans, Danjaq would have never sued MGM and Dalton would have had his third.
@@KhanVlogsShowTime The movie's name is Licence to Kill (1989) and the actor portraying James Bond is Wales actor Timothy Dalton. This is his second and final appearance as the British secret agent. I personally recommend this movie to you. Cheers!
Fun fact. This wasn't the usual Pinewood set, it's a recreation where they were filming in Mexico City... and not a very good one. Notice the door M comes through? It isn't the usual padded leather door, and it's in the wrong place.
@@evm6177 In Goldeneye, the MI6 staff moved into a more modern HQ at Vauxhall Cross by the river. That served as the base for Bond and friends till Silva blew it up in Skyfall. Then they went back to the classic Universal Exports/MOD offices.
I love Timothy Dalton, my favorite Bond. What can I say? I'm a romantic and he's a Shakespearean hero, and played a great Mr Rochester in Jane Eyre, and Heathcliff in Wuthering Heights. Two Bronte sister roles, 2 Bond movies, multiple Shakespeare roles: Anthony and Cleopatra, Taming of the Shrew, Macbeth, and more. Those great big leonine eyes, shock of wild hair, but a gentleman at the core. Such a beautiful man. God's gift to women. Live long and prosper Sir Dalton!
He is very handsome in his voice can melt anyone’s heart to the core eyes. Oh my God I can swim in them forever, and he has a good personality and smile. Oh my god, could like the sun is just sad that we will not see him as bond ever again because he is a treasure
Of all the 007 series, the scene I like the most is when Timothy Dalton gave the whole stack of 100 dollar bills to the bellboys and said "fresh flowers everyday!"
@@lucianhartt3123 Those are my follow-ups!! I feel like Dr. No and From Russia With Love are pretty faithful adaptations but Goldfinger really nailed the cinematic 007 formula
The title was so intriguing for me when I was discovering the bond movies, too bad that was not the case during the release of the movie due to a botched up marketing.
Dalton also laughs out loud at the wedding in this film, with Sanchez in his office at the stupidity of his goons and when he makes Pam's backside honk the horn in the speedboat.
Caroline Bliss's Moneypenny was a perfect Bond Girl material for Dalton's gritty take on 007: She was warmhearted, she was genuinely concerned about Bond's safety and her innocent flirts were a clear indication of her feelings for him. Both complemented each other too, as unlike Sir Connery who treated Money penny more like a beer buddy or Moore who just wasn't interested, Dalton's Bond seemed to actually care for her and might eventually fall in love with her.
The real question was where would the Bond series have gone after 'Licence To Kill'? It's hard to see Dalton in a more fantastical Bond story after this film and its equally hard to see the producers staying with this kind of story for the next film. As much as I like Dalton as Bond, maybe we got as much from his two films as realistically he could have done with Bond. I just can't see Dalton's Bond in a fight with a female robot (which is what one of the scripts for his 3rd film involved).
To be honest, I would have taken that scene over the second revised draft for Dalton’s third which was an action comedy full of Moore quips, a monster truck chase through Las Vegas, and a scene where Dalton disguised himself as a cowboy to infiltrate a rodeo.
@@LexingtonDeville984 God! I'd forgotten that alternative script. I think Dalton would have quit the role after that (his contract was for 3 films and he wouldn't have renewed it).
@@CaminoAir The writers for that revised draft wrote Stop! Or My Mom will Shoot! and Twins. And there was this narrative of Dalton’s Bond moaning "I’m too old for this" every minute or so. That’s why the Alfonse Ruggiero script sounded a lot mature.
At least Bond is not doing this alone, he has help from Q and Moneypenny. Moneypenny is really worried about Bond due to a personal mission he's undertaking and she's doing the best she can to make sure Bond is safe.
This movie was in 1989 and hewed closely to current events at that time when Panamanian Gen. Manuel Noriega was indicted on drug trafficking and subsequently deposed from power thru a US invasion. The main villain Franz Sanchez (played by Robert Davi) was a slight rip off of Noriega just that Sanchez wasn't the actual ruler of a fictional central American country but that he was the most powerful drug lord of that country.
Long story short - Dalton’s contract ran for three films. Production on his third outing was set to begin in May 1990 and filming was set to take place in Scotland, Japan, and China. They had the script finalised and they were all ready to go, but it got scrapped due to a legal dispute between MGM and Danjaq over the distribution rights to the Bond series. Thanks to a shady Italian banker named Giancarlo Parretti, who was MGM’s chairman at the time, we never got to see Dalton’s third. After everything got resolved and Parretti was arrested, Dalton’s contract expired, but he had a change of heart and stated he wanted to do just one more and then call it quits. Cubby Broccoli basically said "Tim, you can’t just do one" and offered him an improved contract for 3/4 movies. Dalton politely declined and resigned from the role in April 1994. Pierce Brosnan then got the role two months later and the rest, as they say, is history.
Timothy is the ideal dark Bond, bold, violent, dangerous but also incredibly charming. Craig on the other hand... not a fan. He has 2 good films Casino Royale and Skyfall under his belt but he was not what makes them good.
@@Nicholas_Chen_ totally agree. IMO, Dalton was perhaps the best bond outside of Connery. I've never embraced Craig as Bond. There is a certain "smoothness" that he lacks.
@@deadaccount6616 I think it’s because in the late 80’s, it was fashionable to criticise Dalton after the Moore era. Fast forward to this decade and Dalton is getting a lot more praise because of the Craig era,
The only Bond actor who had the last movie as best performance. People think he should be in more films, but perhaps License To Kill is a good farewell for Dalton as 007.
If the studios behind James Bond hadn't been caught in legal proceedings for five years, Goldeneye could have been Dalton Crown and glory for Bond the movie was for him. You could tell from day one that there were script problems such as the main villain Alec (Sean Bean) when mentioning his past made no sense because Sean Bean was 35 at the time and he was talking about events from the 40s, (baby) when he was alive meaning he would have been in his 50s at the time.
@@joshuagrover795 Eon had trouble with distributor at the time, so Golden Eye could be distributed at 1995, 6 long years after License To Kill. Of course being Bond is kinda strict contract to every actor, so Dalton stepped down the role for Brosnan, who was initially chose to be Bond for The Living Daylight. And for the latter matter, Sean Bean was fit for the role of Alec...well since he was looked age-appropriate even he was not that old. And who is better for a climatic demise than Sean Bean himself, since then he cemented himself for the role of dying character 🤣
Something worth noting is how Bond laughs off the idea of him being her secretary simply because "we're south of the border" - it's nothing out of the ordinary or controversial for himself to have women in charge, it just fits better as a selling point in the country they're in if it wasn't so.
This is a “mission” where he cannot afford ANY unnecessary risks or suspicion. True enough, he ended up being outed by Young Benito Del Toro who had seen him for all of fifteen minutes one night at that bar.
Dalton is certainly the 'best actor; of all the Bonds, no question (classical trained) but I would have him in second to Connery.....then D.Craig...IMO!
Timothy Dalton was the last good Bond, i really hope the new one will be a better choice than Pierce Brosnan and Daniel Craig. Henry Cavill and Jamie Dornan would be great.
My mother always told me that if you don't have anything good to say you should not say anything at all. Therefore I say: Sean Connery was a great James Bond.
Did two great Bond films and bounced. Never overstayed his welcome. Obviously no slant on the other actors. They were fantastic in their own way but they all made some mediocre films (besides Lazenby for obvious reasons). You just cant fault Dalton, I'm sorry.
Quick reminder. Bond is waving suitcases of money around, money he stole from Sanchez, and depositing it in his bank, gambling it away in his casino, spending nights in the best hotel possible, throwing away hundreds in tips. THEN, he withdraws that money, and plants it on his partner's ship to frame him for stealing it, leading to the most over the top death in Bond's history. More or less. Damn, most con men wish they could pull this off.
Ah, the old days. When men were men and could inform women of their obvious inferiority to their faces without hesitation. After all, why beat around the bush?
You: "Dalton is underrated" and "LTK is criminally underrated" Me: No, this is a very lackluster version of Bond. It lacks suspense, style and panache. And yes, I've read all of them...
Probably one of the least likeable Bond girls. I think she had an unlikeable attitude throughout the whole movie. Rarely a positive expression on her face too, if ever. On the other hand, the best Bond girls have often been able to match Bond's charisma.
While it would’ve been nice for him to do more movies, I’m glad that this Bond found himself a respectful role running the supermarket in Sandford.
It'd be incredibly unfortunate if he had an accident involving something such as a model village.
hahaha I just got that reference lol HOT FUZZ " Here comes the Fuzz"
@@Jonsey728 lol
I was in Wells last Sunday where they filmed it lmao that shop Somerfield is closed now it’s called ‘Peacock’
His discounts were criminal!
Impeccable timing. Watched it again last night lol. A fun and gritty bond entry tailor made for the 80s
Pretentious, goofy, low grade and a plot that is all over the place.. Perfect late 80's trash
(A British agent going after a Colombian drug boss, with a american side kick!!) Lord oh please HAA HAA HAA..just would have to laugh at that idea any day!🍷👎👎
Its sad that Dalton was never able to reach his full potential as bond, but his two bond movies were great.
I'm glad in a way Dalton did only 2 films, every Bond actor has good and bad films, even Connery, but Dalton has 2 fantastic bond films to his name and no other bond actor can say that
Lazenby can ...
@@100Singers lazenby is hit or miss. OHMSS is one of the best shot Bond films and paved the way for Roger Moore but the acting from lazenby is very wooden with few Bondisms and the tone shoots from jovial to grim in seconds.I'm not saying it's bad but you can't call it lazenby's best anymore than you can call it his worst because he never did anything beyond it. Dalton nevertheless had 2 competent films under his belt while lazenby only had a divisive film
@@GrosvnerMcaffrey Well, considering this pathetic stink show / actor for a bond movie. I think I have grown to maybe appreciate OHMSS / Lazenby's wooden but gripping performance more than ever.
@@GrosvnerMcaffrey - To me OHMSS is the biggest "what if?" in film history. The directing and visuals are amongst the best in the series but Lazenby's performance (or lack thereof) ruins it for me. If that movie had Connery or Moore it would be top 5 material. Such a shame that a great movie was ruined because of a very inexperienced lead actor.
OMHSS could be even a better movie with Connery or Moore
One off the best bond movies ever made timothy dalton should have done more bond movies ......
People weren't ready for Dalton back then. He was so ahead of his time.
Dalton was brilliant and I’d have liked him to do more but Goldeneye had to be done by Pierce Brosnan
@@Double0films Brosnan was great though.
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I perfer The Living Daylights but I do like this film too
This Moneypenny is probably my favourite! The bookish look she has and her concern for Bond is truly unique.
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she look at Loelia from the books
while i prefer lois maxwell and naomie harris, caroline bliss was underrated as it sucked she never got to do more.
Great point! Caroline Bliss was her name? Yes, very good acting! Although, in The Living Daylights she looked more younger/sexier. In this one, she is serious. Understandably...
@Nicholas Chen This new Moneypenny, while serviceable in demonstrating concern, certainly did not have a monopoly on her empathy for 007. The same character, as portrayed by original actress Lois Maxwell, out of a heartfelt distress for Bond’s state of dejection, intervened on her own behalf in order to prevent him from resigning from MI6 in OHMSS (1969).
One of the most underrated Bond.
Shame the scene where Pam walks into the bank with her new haircut and Bond does a double take isn’t here 😆 Still, in an alternate universe, Dalton fulfils his contract and gets his third in 1991. Then we get a three year break and Pierce Brosnan comes along with GoldenEye in 1995.
If only....
Its easy to imagine Dalton as Bond in Goldeneye. The rest of the Brosnan films fall more into the cheesy 90s category.
@@Nicholas_Chen_ True. As much as I love GoldenEye as it is, it would have validated Dalton and been his best. Anthony Hopkins as Augustus Trevelyan would have been the icing on the cake as well.
@Ivor Biggun The "I may as well ask you if all the vodka martinis..." line is in the first draft when Bond confronts Trevelyan at a party. Instead of a Lienz Cossack looking for revenge, Trevelyan was originally Bond’s mentor until he went rogue and defected to Russia.
Yes, those 80s big butt pants were painful to look at. And she should have had extensions put in to have long hair, like the bank secretary had. Both of the short haircuts were not flattering to her.
@@stevearmstrong5324 Okay, Dolce and Gabana 👌🏻😆
Love how the banker changes his speech after the money cases come in lol
A reflection of real life. Not only bankers but women
You didn't find that rather predictable?
@@lizclegg7556 kinda, lol
Probably thought was gonna get a Huge Commission(%).
You should see the banker's face after Bond took all his money out
Man I wish Dalton had done more Bond movies.
I wish too.
Same here. If it weren’t for a greedy Italian banker named Giancarlo Parretti, who was MGM’s chairman at the time and tried to sell the distribution rights to the Bond series to pay off huge loans, Danjaq would have never sued MGM and Dalton would have had his third.
I wish too..He is my favourite..
I do too. I think Dalton made a great Bond. TLD is probably my fave Bond movie. Exotic locations and a gorgeous John Barry soundtrack.
@@hopebgood Oh yeah. The soundtrack is awesome actually.
This movie is so so 80s..love every bit of it.
whats the name of this movie and the name of this bond?
@@KhanVlogsShowTime The movie's name is Licence to Kill (1989) and the actor portraying James Bond is Wales actor Timothy Dalton. This is his second and final appearance as the British secret agent. I personally recommend this movie to you. Cheers!
@@KhanVlogsShowTime Don't want to sound rude, but it says the name of the movie in the title
@@htotube and it is really good I mean really good. It’s sad that we will never see him as bond again
All the Bond movies aged so well. They're all still lots of fun to watch.
ALL of them? I call bs. But I admire the positivity
Lol!
Not Diamonds are Forever. And Quantum sucked just as much when it came out in 2008 as it does today.
@@LarryLopez91 I've seen quantum twice. And I don't remember a scene from that movie.
@@jstdun
For the most part, I don't either.
I just remember the awful editing with all the quick cuts. Such an exhausting experience.
They haven’t aged super well the Connery and Moore films have whitewashing and some inappropriate behaviour towards women with some outdated effects
The last time we see the classic MI6 office until the end of Skyfall.
Fun fact. This wasn't the usual Pinewood set, it's a recreation where they were filming in Mexico City... and not a very good one. Notice the door M comes through? It isn't the usual padded leather door, and it's in the wrong place.
@@tcaudiobooks737 One movie they had 2 doors to go through, almost like an airlock.
Why, what happened to the M16 offices in between the other movies? 🤷♀️
@@evm6177 In Goldeneye, the MI6 staff moved into a more modern HQ at Vauxhall Cross by the river. That served as the base for Bond and friends till Silva blew it up in Skyfall. Then they went back to the classic Universal Exports/MOD offices.
It is really heartwarming too see
that James have such devoted
friends .
Moneypenny and Q.
The two were really worried about Bond and they all help out Bond without M’s knowledge.
No one has portrayed Ian Flemings James Bond like Dalton. 🔥
I love Timothy Dalton, my favorite Bond. What can I say? I'm a romantic and he's a Shakespearean hero, and played a great Mr Rochester in Jane Eyre, and Heathcliff in Wuthering Heights. Two Bronte sister roles, 2 Bond movies, multiple Shakespeare roles: Anthony and Cleopatra, Taming of the Shrew, Macbeth, and more. Those great big leonine eyes, shock of wild hair, but a gentleman at the core. Such a beautiful man. God's gift to women. Live long and prosper Sir Dalton!
He is very handsome in his voice can melt anyone’s heart to the core eyes. Oh my God I can swim in them forever, and he has a good personality and smile. Oh my god, could like the sun is just sad that we will not see him as bond ever again because he is a treasure
Of all the 007 series, the scene I like the most is when Timothy Dalton gave the whole stack of 100 dollar bills to the bellboys and said "fresh flowers everyday!"
He only gave $300
I love how a suitcase full of money can change the atmosphere of a room.
Dalton, to me, will always be the best actor to play Bond as far as acting skills are concerned ❤❤
Director John Glen thought the same.
This is one of my top 3 favorite Bond films.
Same here. What are your other top 2?
@@lucianhartt3123 Casino Royale and GoldenEye
@@CarlosFontes Solid choices. Mine are Skyfall and Goldfinger.
@@lucianhartt3123 Those are my follow-ups!! I feel like Dr. No and From Russia With Love are pretty faithful adaptations but Goldfinger really nailed the cinematic 007 formula
It's definitely top 10 bomd movies
My personal top 5 is:
Casino royale
Goldeneye
The spy who loved me
Skyfall
Goldfinger
The title was so intriguing for me when I was discovering the bond movies, too bad that was not the case during the release of the movie due to a botched up marketing.
Dalton still has 10/10
I watched it a year back and it is a pretty good movie.
Dalton the most underrated kick arse realistic Bond !
Those two actors in the hotel are Mexican actors. The Isthmus city scenes were actually filmed in Mexico City.
El señor Corona y Humberto Elizondo...
@@EdgarIX Y Claudio Brook. =)
2:58 onwards, the small exchange always cracks me up. The guy changed his tune so quick lol.
Dalton has been a Very good Bond
It's the only time I can think of Bond laughing besides near the end of OHMSS.
Dalton also laughs out loud at the wedding in this film, with Sanchez in his office at the stupidity of his goons and when he makes Pam's backside honk the horn in the speedboat.
Correction: What I'd always thought was an effeminate laugh from Bond was actually Tracy.
Caroline Bliss's Moneypenny was a perfect Bond Girl material for Dalton's gritty take on 007:
She was warmhearted, she was genuinely concerned about Bond's safety and her innocent flirts were a clear indication of her feelings for him.
Both complemented each other too, as unlike Sir Connery who treated Money penny more like a beer buddy or Moore who just wasn't interested, Dalton's Bond seemed to actually care for her and might eventually fall in love with her.
The real question was where would the Bond series have gone after 'Licence To Kill'? It's hard to see Dalton in a more fantastical Bond story after this film and its equally hard to see the producers staying with this kind of story for the next film. As much as I like Dalton as Bond, maybe we got as much from his two films as realistically he could have done with Bond. I just can't see Dalton's Bond in a fight with a female robot (which is what one of the scripts for his 3rd film involved).
To be honest, I would have taken that scene over the second revised draft for Dalton’s third which was an action comedy full of Moore quips, a monster truck chase through Las Vegas, and a scene where Dalton disguised himself as a cowboy to infiltrate a rodeo.
@@LexingtonDeville984 God! I'd forgotten that alternative script. I think Dalton would have quit the role after that (his contract was for 3 films and he wouldn't have renewed it).
@@CaminoAir The writers for that revised draft wrote Stop! Or My Mom will Shoot! and Twins. And there was this narrative of Dalton’s Bond moaning "I’m too old for this" every minute or so. That’s why the Alfonse Ruggiero script sounded a lot mature.
The female robot scripts must have adapted by the producers of Austin Powers.
Great point! I prefer Dalton in TLD and LTK! But I prefer Brosnan in GoldenEye!
Pretty good James Bond movie. To bad Timothy Dalton only did 2 bond movies. Carey Lowell hubba hubba 😍. Thanks for posting this
Rip Robert and Bernard lee
"Buy yourself some decent clothes." 😂
Jolly good 😆 Dalton went completely British there
Very good mexican actors. A very good movie.
Great Video! Love it!
Great movie.....one of the best!
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This has to be the longest hairstyle Bond has ever had
Pierce Brosnan in Goldeneye might be the only one with more.
@@WinningProduction420 It got longer when he was in that Korean Jail in Die Another Day. ;)
Dang it !!!
Why did you cut the Ms Kennedy entrance???
'There are 5 typing errors on this page alone'
2021:
Well in 2021 we use grammarly
@@Nicholas_Chen_ lol I don’t think anyone actually uses grammarly
At least Bond is not doing this alone, he has help from Q and Moneypenny. Moneypenny is really worried about Bond due to a personal mission he's undertaking and she's doing the best she can to make sure Bond is safe.
Maaaan ! That "please sur down" 😄😄😄😄
I occasionally catch that second bus, the number 12 to Dulwich Library.
Dalton rules!
.. " please sit down " 😂😂
"Please sit down."
money talks the loudest in any room in this world
This movie was in 1989 and hewed closely to current events at that time when Panamanian Gen. Manuel Noriega was indicted on drug trafficking and subsequently deposed from power thru a US invasion. The main villain Franz Sanchez (played by Robert Davi) was a slight rip off of Noriega just that Sanchez wasn't the actual ruler of a fictional central American country but that he was the most powerful drug lord of that country.
Where were the “Isthmus City” outdoors scenes shot at?
What a naughty cartel. Same as Kristatos and knows all of smuggling operation.
very underrated scene
I wish Timothy, did more Bond films he was a great bond better than Daniel graig
Long story short - Dalton’s contract ran for three films. Production on his third outing was set to begin in May 1990 and filming was set to take place in Scotland, Japan, and China. They had the script finalised and they were all ready to go, but it got scrapped due to a legal dispute between MGM and Danjaq over the distribution rights to the Bond series. Thanks to a shady Italian banker named Giancarlo Parretti, who was MGM’s chairman at the time, we never got to see Dalton’s third. After everything got resolved and Parretti was arrested, Dalton’s contract expired, but he had a change of heart and stated he wanted to do just one more and then call it quits. Cubby Broccoli basically said "Tim, you can’t just do one" and offered him an improved contract for 3/4 movies. Dalton politely declined and resigned from the role in April 1994. Pierce Brosnan then got the role two months later and the rest, as they say, is history.
I don't agree with you
Timothy is the ideal dark Bond, bold, violent, dangerous but also incredibly charming. Craig on the other hand... not a fan. He has 2 good films Casino Royale and Skyfall under his belt but he was not what makes them good.
Craig*
@@Nicholas_Chen_ totally agree. IMO, Dalton was perhaps the best bond outside of Connery. I've never embraced Craig as Bond. There is a certain "smoothness" that he lacks.
"Please, sit down" 🤣
The color/picture quality was so much better in the Connery-thru-Brosnan films.
Muito bom
I expect the standard "Dalton is underrated" and "LTK is criminally underrated" comments.
At this point Dalton isn’t underrated, everyone seems to love him.
@@deadaccount6616 I think it’s because in the late 80’s, it was fashionable to criticise Dalton after the Moore era. Fast forward to this decade and Dalton is getting a lot more praise because of the Craig era,
Who cares if you hear those comments."Dalton is underrated" back then was just as valid as saying the sky is blue
The only Bond actor who had the last movie as best performance. People think he should be in more films, but perhaps License To Kill is a good farewell for Dalton as 007.
If the studios behind James Bond hadn't been caught in legal proceedings for five years, Goldeneye could have been Dalton Crown and glory for Bond the movie was for him. You could tell from day one that there were script problems such as the main villain Alec (Sean Bean) when mentioning his past made no sense because Sean Bean was 35 at the time and he was talking about events from the 40s, (baby) when he was alive meaning he would have been in his 50s at the time.
@@joshuagrover795 Eon had trouble with distributor at the time, so Golden Eye could be distributed at 1995, 6 long years after License To Kill. Of course being Bond is kinda strict contract to every actor, so Dalton stepped down the role for Brosnan, who was initially chose to be Bond for The Living Daylight. And for the latter matter, Sean Bean was fit for the role of Alec...well since he was looked age-appropriate even he was not that old. And who is better for a climatic demise than Sean Bean himself, since then he cemented himself for the role of dying character 🤣
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When Bond was Bond. #NoTimeForWoke
My name is Bond
James bond 🏹🏹🏹
Timonthy Dalton on Looney Tunes: Back In Action (2003)
I LOVED how he had to fight goons while recording that Urgent Message to his son! 🤣
Y’all really gotta turn the volume up on these movie clips man. Can’t hear shet from my phone
Timothy Dalton looked more like James Bond than any other Bond, but is somehow unconvincing in this.
Dalton made a great Bond!
You forgot the audio ☹
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Before Daniel Craig, there was Timothy Dalton.
Ms. Kennedy..I wonder if that is a nod to Jackie Kennedy since Bouvier is her maiden name that she shares with Bond character Pam Bouvier.
Timothy Dalton would be canceled so hard if this movie came out today lol
Hector Lopez!
Never spoil a witch.....
That’s why 007 wanted to finish the job to end this Spanish drug cartel war.
I'm sure my people downstairs can be........Please sit down. Moola Rules!!!
Why does he pronounce “secretary” in American accent?
Anyone have a brand name for bonds shirt?
London at the beginning
Thats a lot of bread
Butter is expensive
Was that Lin-Manuel Miranda lol?
Something worth noting is how Bond laughs off the idea of him being her secretary simply because "we're south of the border" - it's nothing out of the ordinary or controversial for himself to have women in charge, it just fits better as a selling point in the country they're in if it wasn't so.
This is a “mission” where he cannot afford ANY unnecessary risks or suspicion.
True enough, he ended up being outed by Young Benito Del Toro who had seen him for all of fifteen minutes one night at that bar.
Oh and I just remembered, fictional story or not this is in 1989, Margaret Thatcher was still prime minister for crying out loud.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Dalton is certainly the 'best actor; of all the Bonds, no question (classical trained) but I would have him in second to Connery.....then D.Craig...IMO!
JAMES BOND 007
We're south of the border, it's a man's world!..ouch!!
Nowadays he can’t say something like that!
Timothy Dalton was the last good Bond, i really hope the new one will be a better choice than Pierce Brosnan and Daniel Craig. Henry Cavill and Jamie Dornan would be great.
Un drapeau de tempe
My mother always told me that if you don't have anything good to say you should not say anything at all. Therefore I say: Sean Connery was a great James Bond.
Did two great Bond films and bounced. Never overstayed his welcome. Obviously no slant on the other actors. They were fantastic in their own way but they all made some mediocre films (besides Lazenby for obvious reasons). You just cant fault Dalton, I'm sorry.
You M need to call of your man in Isthmus.😠
I've tried to like the Dalton movies for over 30 years, and still hate them.
Quick reminder. Bond is waving suitcases of money around, money he stole from Sanchez, and depositing it in his bank, gambling it away in his casino, spending nights in the best hotel possible, throwing away hundreds in tips.
THEN, he withdraws that money, and plants it on his partner's ship to frame him for stealing it, leading to the most over the top death in Bond's history. More or less.
Damn, most con men wish they could pull this off.
In my opinion, the living daylights is better than this one.
She's got mean looks
Unsucessfull reboot.
STINKS! 👎
Ah, the old days. When men were men and could inform women of their obvious inferiority to their faces without hesitation. After all, why beat around the bush?
You: "Dalton is underrated" and "LTK is criminally underrated"
Me: No, this is a very lackluster version of Bond. It lacks suspense, style and panache. And yes, I've read all of them...
So what you're saying is, you have a different opinion?
@@SimonHill94 You make it sound so boring. I'm stating facts.
@@bobgoran sure bud. You go ahead and think that.
@@bobgoran your opinion is not facts.
@@bobgoran Nobody agrees with you, mate. Off you pop.
Probably one of the least likeable Bond girls. I think she had an unlikeable attitude throughout the whole movie. Rarely a positive expression on her face too, if ever. On the other hand, the best Bond girls have often been able to match Bond's charisma.
One of the worst bond not Bourne ,this looked like a bad episode of Miami vice
Timothy Dalton is James Bond