I fucking love Licence To Kill. Bond being a proper spy assassin, Robert Davi's brilliant performance as Sanchez, a violent gritty tone and some killer action sequences.
Too bad we hardly got any more of that after. GoldenEye still had some of this tone intact, and i wish it was his film still or that we got 1 more in between with Dalton.
I think a bigger factor than that is he just didn't do it long enough to establish himself as the Bond of any generation. Connery was the 60's Bond, Moore was the 70's Bond into the mid 80's, Brosnan was the 90's Bond. So Dalton is the late 80's Bond lol? If you only do 2 movies the best you'll get is a cult following for Bond...
@@mikesteelheart Same thing happened to Lazenby as well but i think unlike Lazenby, Dalton has ability to carry a film. How much i wished he did a third film. Every single bond became a big hit with their 3rd film, Connery with 'Goldfinger', Moore with 'The spy who loved me' and Craig with Skyfall, only brosnan didn't became a hit with his 3rd.
@@gauravtributes5023 Brosnan's third isn't good (it's actually despicable), but it was a huge financial success at the time; all of Brosnan's films were.
@@lukasnummer1 I wasn't just taking about financial success, every single bond film is financial success. Bond is a cash cow whoever plays the role. I was speaking in terms of overall financial & critical success both. Those 3 film's i mentioned aren't in my top 5 but bond actor's will be remembered for them.
@@gauravtributes5023 I think 2 movies was just right for Dalton, actually and License to Kill was a perfect vehicle for him. I think the reason why a lot of us are big fans of Dalton is that he wasn't as successful as the other guys. If Dalton did a 3rd movie in say 1991 and it was a big box office hit then they'd want him to do a 4th movie and now Brosnan's getting out of the picture. I just think it worked out best the way it happened with it ending in 1989. I can't see Dalton doing another movie that tops License to Kill for his portrayal of the character.
How awesome is Q? When Bond comes into his Labs he keeps telling him, "Don't be an idiot." But when Q wanders into Bond's world, Bond says "You're a hell of a field operative." That's a compliment, indeed.
Somehow, I always loved License to Kill. Tim Dalton did a great job playing as Bond, Robert Davi played a villain that felt quite real (let's face it, a drug baron in the 80s? they could have the charm, charisma, wealth, and potential for causing harm to protect their interests), and I loved that it wasn't some story with "save the world and country" as its focal point but it was instead more personal for Bond.
@Qasim Hussain They wanted Sanchez to be more like a real life drug lord so a traditional Bond henchman would be too campy. He had Dario which did his dirty work and Heller who's military and basically controls his private army. And Grant wasn't a henchman, he was a professional assassin hired by Spectre.
@Qasim Hussain As Mike said Dalton wasn't playing a traditional bond, he was bond from the books. Maybe that's why Cinematic elements were stripped off from it.
I never understood that as a kid, but I knew it wasn’t good the way the camera pans back to the president. Robert Davi was so good at being subtly threatening.
This is gonna sound really fucking petty, but I hate it when people refer to them as Ninja. They're Hong Kong narcotics agents. Just because they wear some cloths that cover and bundle up most of their bodies does not make them Ninja, especially since they are not Japanese.
this was a rare and oddball 007 movie, it tapped into a little of everything: Scarface/Miami Vice, Die Hard/Lethal Weapon, Mortal Kombat, Sicario, etc....
@@genetenz As if no one else could do a backflip and use a net. Also, why the hell would you think that ninja actually did backflips? They're assassins, not circus artists.
One of the aspects of this film, that I've never heard anyone touch upon, which I really enjoy is how dark the British Secret Service is. They're ready to kill 007 because he's a liability. It's often said that 00's have a short life expectancy so the issue of 'forced retirement' never really comes up, but seeing how dark the intelligence world is on both sides truly drew me in. I was disappointed they softened up and took the political approach for the remainder of the story. They could've made it very exciting and left out the Chinese Intelligence agents and instead have Bond ambushed by MI6 Agents, only to be thwarted by Sanchez's arrival. This also would've inadvertently sold 007's cover as a rogue agent for hire. The Ernest Hemingway scene is probably my favourite Timothy Dalton James Bond moment. There's so little there, but the actors play it beautifully and make the tension palpable. We've never seen M at his most Dangerous until this moment and finally realize why Connery's Bond toed the line. Sadly, the only other times we've seen M touch upon ruthless with Bond were with Dench's M giving a veiled threat in Goldeneye, and a quick one in Casino Royal in regards to her real name. A missed opportunity for sure. I think that's what the new Bond films will require moving forward, the feeling that Bond survives in a Dangerous world from all sides.
@@sashaking1115 Since NTTD I always thought Bond should've met his end in a final showdown with M (revealed to be a SPECTRE agent and Blofeld's successor) who has the entire 00 section as his bodyguards.
Timothy Dalton is the best James bond ever. He plays like a real spy unlike Sean Connery, Roger Moore, Pierce Brosnan who all seems untouched, invulnerable, this one is more able to hurt in both mind and soul. No wonder Timothy Dalton is scorpio moon who has very darker personality and revengeful streak it's really hard for him to play the role of suave and cool gentleman and licence to kill perfectly captures the lunar scorpionic nature of Dalton.
@@BJBDF Most people including Connory and Moore themselves think Craig is the best bond to ever play the character and by a long shot, Your opinon sucks.
@@emperormouse5487awww, triggered because someone thinks differently than you? Is this your first day on the internet? I believe you have to be at least 13 to post here, kiddo.
Not many Bond films are better than this one, a true highlight. Dalton, Davi, del Toro - what could go wrong? A spectacular cast and the "best action director in the world" (quote by screenwriter Richard Maibaum) unite for one of the most unusual yet most exciting Bond stories. "I like to think I went out on a high: 'Licence to Kill' is the finest film I ever made." - John Glen
This was a great Bond movie because it relied on few special effects and was more gritty than its predecessors. Not some fancy space-age criminal, just a drug dealer who dies in a brutal way, not in a scape ship.
Even though Timothy Dalton was older than Sean Connery was when he started playing James Bond. Dalton was in his early 40s when he got the role whereas Connery was in his early 30s.
The 90's were the final stage of film look just look at the film colour, incredible digital is easier to work with but give me a break looks nothing like this masterpiece.
@@scotts918 Just because you're closer to the books than one actor doesn't make you better. Brosnan and Connery are closer to the books than Moore, yet Moore never dropped stinkers like they did. Both of the former are responsible for the worst performances in Bond canon. This isn't a race to see who is the closest.
ninjas and Jet Li shit pre-Lethal Weapon 4 era, plus Michael Kamen doing the music score, all they were missing is Joel Silver on production and maybe John Woo directing, this 007 movie tapped into a little of everything: Scarface/Miami Vice, Die Hard/Lethal Weapon, Mortal Kombat lol , Sicario, etc.....
As the modern day bond films get more absurd with every entry we tend to appreciate tim more and more in the role..criminally under rated bond and should of got 3 more films to cement his legacy in the franchise.
People often forgot that Timothy Dalton paved the way for a 007 with darker and more serious tone before Daniel Craig came along. At least it’s nice to see now people are giving TD the recognition he deserves in retrospective revisits.
This is by far the best Bond film EVER!!!! Yeah, some people don't like the 2 Timothy Dalton films. Buy Licence to kill is my all time favourite Bong and Timothy is my favourite Bond actor! It's a damn shame Property of a lady wasn't made, it would have been amazing. This film is hard core and gritty and not too filled with OTT action scenes like 300 or Avatar, piles of pap in my opinion. I just love this film and it's the best in the entire series including all the other non official Bonds like the 1959 Moonraker, the 2 old casino royale films and never say never again. I've never listened to the audio books but I will one day. There is even a spin off called the 2nd best secret agent in the world made in the 60's! I intend to watch and listen to them all!!!!
I enjoy this movie alot. I got this ranked #11 out of 24 Bond films. Unfortunately, on its opening weekend in the U.S. it debut at #4 getting beat by 1. Lethal Weapon 2 2. Batman 3. Honey, I Shrunk The Kids
Timothy loved the character and really did his homework. If you watch the Goldeneye watchalong with Pierce in 2020, it's frankly shocking how little he understands the character of Bond.
According to what I researched about this movie; a lot of critics and fans liked this movie because of it's dark realism was a match to the original novels by the James Bond creator. Hard to believe ain't it? Especially when before, it was the least commercial James Bond movie in existence.
I have got two movie DVDS of Robert Davi with Arnold Schwarzenegger in Raw Deal and with Timothy Dalton as 007 James Bond in Licence To Kill as I am dedicating these movie DVDS to my old school friends who are both sisters as I hope to see them both again very soon to Chris and Hester from Billyxxxxx
I love all the bond actors. Which makes me sad that timothy and george didn''t do more. Especially timothy because he is a better actor and probably would have done more if given the chance,
Actually Dalton had turned it down at first but decided to take the part after his schedule cleared up. Brosnan was forced to turn the role down for The Living Daylights as he contracted to do his tv show and the tv show producers wouldn’t allow Brosnan to play Bond. Goldeneye was then written for Dalton was he slated to return but he resigned from the role in 94 officially and Brosnan took over.
@@scottknode898 Sorry, BUT Pierce Brosnan was the only choice for Daylights, Dalton was an after taught the two movie's he made bombed at the box office as well as public opinion against him which is why he resigned. Pierce was straight away asked again in June '94. Goldeneye went into production in January '95 with a script for Brosnan in mind...that is fact
@@peterfranks6243 yes Brosnan was offered the role but Dalton did officially turn the role of Bond down in 94 when was filming a mini series and said he didn’t want to commit to multi picture deal that offered after Goldeneye especially after the delay with out filming any Bond films from 89-94.
Aside from Connery, I thought he was the best--looked right for the part and a good actor. Moore and Brosnan were too pretty. Craig? By then I was kinda done with it.
I WAS THINKING!!! Tim has played Neville Sinclair in The Rocketeer and Simon Skinner in Hot Fuzz. He would totally nail Dracula~!!! He has those eyes, man. That smile too
President of Isthmus Hector Lopez = = Pedro Armendáriz Jr. (1940 - 2011) ; son of Pedro Armendáriz Sr. (1912 - 1963) who played Ali Kerim Bey in Connery!Bond (2nd) movie *_From Russia With Love_* (1963)
I fucking love Licence To Kill. Bond being a proper spy assassin, Robert Davi's brilliant performance as Sanchez, a violent gritty tone and some killer action sequences.
And one of the Best One Liners of all Time
"What about the Money Patron?"
"LAUNDER It..."
Yes!! I agree completely!!!! I love it so much, it’s perfect
Die Hard and Lethal Weapon meets 007. That how I always viewed License to Kill.
I'm really glad Timothy Dalton has got his due recognition in retrospective reviews. He was a great bond.
Dalton was ahead of his time. Craig ‘s darker Bond was portrayed first by Timothy Dalton
He was a terrible Bond
Dalton sucked ngl
I reckon the best. Dark, and no messing around)
@@r3ap999 -100 from Ravenclaw
Dalton was way ahead of his time & was passionate to take Bond away from being kids movies & back to the tone that Fleming intended
Too bad we hardly got any more of that after. GoldenEye still had some of this tone intact, and i wish it was his film still or that we got 1 more in between with Dalton.
Seems the producers were keen also - the way the theme music is used here is reminiscent of earlier times
I wish Dalton did more bond movies he was really good.
Books cannot be the same as movies. Movies are supposed to entertain. Dark Bond movies are boring.
The Dalton-era is often underappreciated for its approach to darker territory for the franchise, even if it's not always successful.
I think a bigger factor than that is he just didn't do it long enough to establish himself as the Bond of any generation. Connery was the 60's Bond, Moore was the 70's Bond into the mid 80's, Brosnan was the 90's Bond. So Dalton is the late 80's Bond lol? If you only do 2 movies the best you'll get is a cult following for Bond...
@@mikesteelheart Same thing happened to Lazenby as well but i think unlike Lazenby, Dalton has ability to carry a film. How much i wished he did a third film. Every single bond became a big hit with their 3rd film, Connery with 'Goldfinger', Moore with 'The spy who loved me' and Craig with Skyfall, only brosnan didn't became a hit with his 3rd.
@@gauravtributes5023
Brosnan's third isn't good (it's actually despicable), but it was a huge financial success at the time; all of Brosnan's films were.
@@lukasnummer1 I wasn't just taking about financial success, every single bond film is financial success. Bond is a cash cow whoever plays the role. I was speaking in terms of overall financial & critical success both. Those 3 film's i mentioned aren't in my top 5 but bond actor's will be remembered for them.
@@gauravtributes5023 I think 2 movies was just right for Dalton, actually and License to Kill was a perfect vehicle for him. I think the reason why a lot of us are big fans of Dalton is that he wasn't as successful as the other guys. If Dalton did a 3rd movie in say 1991 and it was a big box office hit then they'd want him to do a 4th movie and now Brosnan's getting out of the picture. I just think it worked out best the way it happened with it ending in 1989. I can't see Dalton doing another movie that tops License to Kill for his portrayal of the character.
How awesome is Q?
When Bond comes into his Labs he keeps telling him, "Don't be an idiot." But when Q wanders into Bond's world, Bond says "You're a hell of a field operative."
That's a compliment, indeed.
Those are not comparable scenarios though ...
@@derrickstorm6976 How do you figure?
This was the second time Q actively fought at Bond's side. Octopussy was the first time.
Somehow, I always loved License to Kill. Tim Dalton did a great job playing as Bond, Robert Davi played a villain that felt quite real (let's face it, a drug baron in the 80s? they could have the charm, charisma, wealth, and potential for causing harm to protect their interests), and I loved that it wasn't some story with "save the world and country" as its focal point but it was instead more personal for Bond.
yeah but not realistic as Elllot in tomorrow never dies where Elliot is making WW3
I agree. Also a great theme song by Gladys Knight.
@@mandicristina06 LMAO
@@mandicristina06 its realistic on both films. Drug lords and Corrupt media making its own narrative leading to a new world war.
I love how it shows Bond’s care for another human being, namely Felix Leiter. Bond is such a great friend to him, it’s wonderful
Despite having only done 2 Bond films, Dalton’s tenure kind of makes up for it because Licence To Kill is my favourite Bond movie of all.
The Living Daylights is also top drawer Bond!
"Remember, you're only president for life..." Robert Davi was so great as Sanchez.
Best Villian of the series imo.
@Qasim Hussain They wanted Sanchez to be more like a real life drug lord so a traditional Bond henchman would be too campy. He had Dario which did his dirty work and Heller who's military and basically controls his private army. And Grant wasn't a henchman, he was a professional assassin hired by Spectre.
@Qasim Hussain As Mike said Dalton wasn't playing a traditional bond, he was bond from the books. Maybe that's why Cinematic elements were stripped off from it.
Agreed. He did a much better job playing a hispanic than Al Pacino in Scarface
I never understood that as a kid, but I knew it wasn’t good the way the camera pans back to the president. Robert Davi was so good at being subtly threatening.
Timothy Dalton is the EXACT imitation Ian Fleming had imagined for Bond's appearance. Dark and pissed off.
I never seen a much more accurate description of Tim's Bond
Dalton was and is Brilliant as Bond .. wish he did more films as bond .
"Cut! ...Who are you people? What movie are you in?"
"Legend of the Seven Ninja Dragons!"
"That's on Studio 6B down the hall, you're in Studio 7B!"
Meanwhile in studio 7B.
"Surely this will be a great movie"
"'A GREAT MOVIE?!' The seven Ninja Dragons being 2 ninjas short... AGAIN!"
It's like someone ran in from a completely different movie. Like if Scarface were abruptly attacked by a sea monster.
that would be pretty cool though
Like the finale of Blazing Saddles
One gun in each tentacle.
Ok so. I've never seen this one and of all the things I expected this clip to end in....a Ninja fight was not one of them.
This is gonna sound really fucking petty, but I hate it when people refer to them as Ninja. They're Hong Kong narcotics agents. Just because they wear some cloths that cover and bundle up most of their bodies does not make them Ninja, especially since they are not Japanese.
@@nikolaiquack8548 your right they are undercover Narcotics agents from Hong Kong posing as Drug lords to infiltrate Sanchez’s operation.
this was a rare and oddball 007 movie, it tapped into a little of everything: Scarface/Miami Vice, Die Hard/Lethal Weapon, Mortal Kombat, Sicario, etc....
@@nikolaiquack8548 doing backflips and using nets? Looks pretty ninja to me
@@genetenz As if no one else could do a backflip and use a net. Also, why the hell would you think that ninja actually did backflips? They're assassins, not circus artists.
One of the aspects of this film, that I've never heard anyone touch upon, which I really enjoy is how dark the British Secret Service is. They're ready to kill 007 because he's a liability. It's often said that 00's have a short life expectancy so the issue of 'forced retirement' never really comes up, but seeing how dark the intelligence world is on both sides truly drew me in. I was disappointed they softened up and took the political approach for the remainder of the story. They could've made it very exciting and left out the Chinese Intelligence agents and instead have Bond ambushed by MI6 Agents, only to be thwarted by Sanchez's arrival. This also would've inadvertently sold 007's cover as a rogue agent for hire. The Ernest Hemingway scene is probably my favourite Timothy Dalton James Bond moment. There's so little there, but the actors play it beautifully and make the tension palpable. We've never seen M at his most Dangerous until this moment and finally realize why Connery's Bond toed the line. Sadly, the only other times we've seen M touch upon ruthless with Bond were with Dench's M giving a veiled threat in Goldeneye, and a quick one in Casino Royal in regards to her real name. A missed opportunity for sure. I think that's what the new Bond films will require moving forward, the feeling that Bond survives in a Dangerous world from all sides.
That is a fascinating concept!!!
@@sashaking1115 Since NTTD I always thought Bond should've met his end in a final showdown with M (revealed to be a SPECTRE agent and Blofeld's successor) who has the entire 00 section as his bodyguards.
@@cockshield that would have been interesting!
@@cockshield sounds really cool
Timothy Dalton is the best James bond ever. He plays like a real spy unlike Sean Connery, Roger Moore, Pierce Brosnan who all seems untouched, invulnerable, this one is more able to hurt in both mind and soul. No wonder Timothy Dalton is scorpio moon who has very darker personality and revengeful streak it's really hard for him to play the role of suave and cool gentleman and licence to kill perfectly captures the lunar scorpionic nature of Dalton.
The only Bond worse than this is..... Oh wait, even Daniel Craig is better, and he sucks as Bond.
@@BJBDF Most people including Connory and Moore themselves think Craig is the best bond to ever play the character and by a long shot, Your opinon sucks.
@@emperormouse5487awww, triggered because someone thinks differently than you? Is this your first day on the internet? I believe you have to be at least 13 to post here, kiddo.
@@nickhartman6372 with that comment…you’re the only one triggered my friend 🥴🤡
@@emperormouse5487Everyone thinks Connery is the best one .
Pretty good James Bond movie. To bad Timothy Dalton only did 2 Bond movies. Thanks for posting this.
1:15 Arguably the least presidential entrance of a president in the history of presidents
Until Trump was elected, sure.
@@alfodr000 compared to trump, so far biden's looked like fred astaire. really difficult to exaggerate how inferior trump was.
Biden falling over Biden is the same as that south as that south American President in LTK crroupt and senile 😂
Those damn ninjas...
1:43..." only President for life " Best threat to a sitting Politician ever.
The nod from Sanchez afterwards after changing the cheque subtly saying "Don't try to cross me," or "Your replaceable."
Fun little fact - President Lopez is played by the son of Pedro Armendariz (Kerim Bey in "From Russia With Love").
A D I knew him from The Mask Of Zorro. He’s one of the Dons.
Not many Bond films are better than this one, a true highlight.
Dalton, Davi, del Toro - what could go wrong? A spectacular cast and the "best action director in the world" (quote by screenwriter Richard Maibaum) unite for one of the most unusual yet most exciting Bond stories.
"I like to think I went out on a high: 'Licence to Kill' is the finest film I ever made."
- John Glen
ninjas?
@@cmolodiets
The ninjas are a little stupid, I give you that.
Timothy dalton is the most handsome attractive James bond
0:55 love that Version of the Bond-Theme
Yeah
This was a great Bond movie because it relied on few special effects and was more gritty than its predecessors.
Not some fancy space-age criminal, just a drug dealer who dies in a brutal way, not in a scape ship.
Real life Bond would be just like Dalton in this film.
Timothy Dalton also did a great job as James Bond. In my opinion, I'm seeing a younger Sean Connery in him playing James Bond.
Even though Timothy Dalton was older than Sean Connery was when he started playing James Bond. Dalton was in his early 40s when he got the role whereas Connery was in his early 30s.
@@Frserthegreenengine Dalton had a big, robust skull which is why he's ageing well still to this day.
2:34 Never noticed the "Shew-shew-shew" part before fans pointed it out.
Anyway, what a great movie.
The swooshing sounds during the ninja fight - lip voiced in - sweet god ;D)))
Timothy Dalton was Daniel Craig's Bond before Daniel Craig.
Timothy Dalton was nothing like Craig's Bond, and that's intended as a compliment to Timothy.
@@cockshield what a stupid statement
@@cockshieldTim made the role his own, I say. He's just that great
Craig ended his run as a soap opera drama queen
@@mohammedashian8094 that’s funny as hell because it’s true
The 90's were the final stage of film look just look at the film colour, incredible digital is easier to work with but give me a break looks nothing like this masterpiece.
This film will look incredible after a remaster. Digital can’t beat classic film.
Saw this in the theaters and completely forgot about the ninjas. I love the 80's!
And then SUDDENLY NINJAS! :V
Dalton was the best Bond; he played the character as Flemming wrote it.
That alone does not mean he was "the best Bond".
@@bloodySunday77 Yes it does. Reply to me with anything if you agree and support that opinion.
@@scotts918 it really doesn't.
@@codpro627 Yes it does. Reply to me with anything if you agree and support that opinion.
@@scotts918 Just because you're closer to the books than one actor doesn't make you better. Brosnan and Connery are closer to the books than Moore, yet Moore never dropped stinkers like they did. Both of the former are responsible for the worst performances in Bond canon.
This isn't a race to see who is the closest.
Best Bond. Best film. Best score. Best story. Best theme song. A masterpiece. Though I never got why Ninjas showed up in the movie.
ninjas and Jet Li shit pre-Lethal Weapon 4 era, plus Michael Kamen doing the music score, all they were missing is Joel Silver on production and maybe John Woo directing, this 007 movie tapped into a little of everything: Scarface/Miami Vice, Die Hard/Lethal Weapon, Mortal Kombat lol , Sicario, etc.....
As the modern day bond films get more absurd with every entry we tend to appreciate tim more and more in the role..criminally under rated bond and should of got 3 more films to cement his legacy in the franchise.
Robert Davi was one of those actors who pulled legit scumbag scenes
People often forgot that Timothy Dalton paved the way for a 007 with darker and more serious tone before Daniel Craig came along. At least it’s nice to see now people are giving TD the recognition he deserves in retrospective revisits.
Damn ninjas, always poppin' outta nowhere!
2:19: “Watch the birdie, you bastard.”
Brilliant line from Dalton (Bond).
I thought Dalton was great as Bond but then again I'd forgotten about the ninjas.
Watch the birdie, you bastard!
We missed out on Q helping Bond fight a ninja.
2:34... HAHAHA those hilarious "chhh chhhhh chchew chew" overdubs ! hahahah
The best bond and best bond movie
He had a secret Ninja crew waiting in the rafters? What a cruel and dirty Sanchez.
Those Ninjas weren't with Sanchez. They operatives with the Hong Kong Narcotics Bureau and then Bond comes along and screws up their entire operation.
@@TheTallMan50Makes it better, you mean. He was there and they ruined it
Can the modern CGI enhanced shit match up with the thrill and excitement of this scene? I highly doubt it would.
This was fucking terrible dude.
@@jordanhicks5131 At least it wasn't CGI.
htotube theres nothing wrong with CG if it’s used right, vague hate comments like this make you seem petty.
@@chrisjoy1321 Petty or not, it's an opinion just like that of those people who deride the Dalton era.
Dalton was the best James Bond actor ever.
He should have filmed 25 films back to back.
This is by far the best Bond film EVER!!!! Yeah, some people don't like the 2 Timothy Dalton films. Buy Licence to kill is my all time favourite Bong and Timothy is my favourite Bond actor! It's a damn shame Property of a lady wasn't made, it would have been amazing. This film is hard core and gritty and not too filled with OTT action scenes like 300 or Avatar, piles of pap in my opinion. I just love this film and it's the best in the entire series including all the other non official Bonds like the 1959 Moonraker, the 2 old casino royale films and never say never again. I've never listened to the audio books but I will one day. There is even a spin off called the 2nd best secret agent in the world made in the 60's! I intend to watch and listen to them all!!!!
I enjoy this movie alot. I got this ranked #11 out of 24 Bond films. Unfortunately, on its opening weekend in the U.S. it debut at #4 getting beat by
1. Lethal Weapon 2
2. Batman
3. Honey, I Shrunk The Kids
Classic case of bad timing... Lethal Weapon 2 beat out Batman though? That surprises me unless it was opening weekend.
@@mikesteelheart not really. Lethal Weapon 2 was like 2 weeks old while Batman was older than that.
Now we understand why Timothy Dalton is so much better than Pierce Brosnan!!! Timothy Dalton owns the role of James Bond
Timothy loved the character and really did his homework. If you watch the Goldeneye watchalong with Pierce in 2020, it's frankly shocking how little he understands the character of Bond.
I don't know why people have so much hate for the ninjas in this scene? I think it was awesome and entertaining.
According to what I researched about this movie; a lot of critics and fans liked this movie because of it's dark realism was a match to the original novels by the James Bond creator. Hard to believe ain't it? Especially when before, it was the least commercial James Bond movie in existence.
This movie would be 100% on rotten tomatoes if it was released today. Its perfect.
Pretty good fight scene, holds up well
Muy buena actuación de Timoti Dalton. Me gustó mucho como J Bond y sus dos películas están entre mis preferidas
Such a great movie!
Now that's funny that Ninja cannot use 007's secret sniper
The gun was made by Q and has a built in finger print identification built into grip so only Bond could fire the weapon.
Early biometrics at work
I have got two movie DVDS of Robert Davi with Arnold Schwarzenegger in Raw Deal and with Timothy Dalton as 007 James Bond in Licence To Kill as I am dedicating these movie DVDS to my old school friends who are both sisters as I hope to see them both again very soon to Chris and Hester from Billyxxxxx
The ninjas were my only issue with this movie.
Why?
Those weren't ninjas. They were spidermen. Didn't you see the web being shot? Pew pew pew pew.
The 18-wheeler part was cheesy, and some of the action choreography wasn't great but it's an older film. The ninja part was good lol.
alwaysOPEN4business because tonally they don’t really fit in with the film
Best scene of this movie ❤️
The foley of the 'swish' sounds in the fight seriously just sounds like people making that sound into a mic with their mouths lol
2:25 it’s kind of a bummer when they stop him. That was a clean kill.
one of the excellent Bond gadgets
Ah man, you spilled ninja gaiden on my bond film
0:46 "Jimmy and missunderstandings kind of clash!"
Dalton has 50s charm
Why did the ninja have a Spider-Man web shooter? THWIPPP!!
Because the Hong Kong narcotics bureau has it’s own Q Branch too I guess
standard ninja equipment. and by the way, there is only one ninja. The other is a shadow clone
Audio is poor.
I love all the bond actors. Which makes me sad that timothy and george didn''t do more. Especially timothy because he is a better actor and probably would have done more if given the chance,
This WAS Dalton's movie...Living Daylights was written with Pierce in mind
Actually Dalton had turned it down at first but decided to take the part after his schedule cleared up. Brosnan was forced to turn the role down for The Living Daylights as he contracted to do his tv show and the tv show producers wouldn’t allow Brosnan to play Bond. Goldeneye was then written for Dalton was he slated to return but he resigned from the role in 94 officially and Brosnan took over.
@@scottknode898 Sorry, BUT Pierce Brosnan was the only choice for Daylights, Dalton was an after taught the two movie's he made bombed at the box office as well as public opinion against him which is why he resigned. Pierce was straight away asked again in June '94. Goldeneye went into production in January '95 with a script for Brosnan in mind...that is fact
@@peterfranks6243 yes Brosnan was offered the role but Dalton did officially turn the role of Bond down in 94 when was filming a mini series and said he didn’t want to commit to multi picture deal that offered after Goldeneye especially after the delay with out filming any Bond films from 89-94.
@@scottknode898 you my friend are 1000 percent right..resigned during the filming of Scarlett
I'd say Pierce Brosnan benefited because Goldeneye was tailored for Dalton.
Robert Davi is one of the few cool dudes in Hollywood. Doesn't buy into all the liberal bs.
love the birdie line
ティモシーダルトン超カッコいい‼️😉👍🎶007シリーズのなかでは、彼の２作が私のなかのベストです❤️❤️❤️🙆🙆✌️✌️
2:27 Why you have to scream assassin? Why? How does this help?
Irony is 007 vs Colonel Cortez (Robert Davi's Character in GTA Vice City)
Cool, I forgot there were ninjas in this movie.
President Lopez is played by Pedro Armendariz Jr. Son of Pedro Armendariz Sr who played Karim Bey in from Russia with love.
Aside from Connery, I thought he was the best--looked right for the part and a good actor. Moore and Brosnan were too pretty. Craig? By then I was kinda done with it.
What's with all the Phillps electronics? They would really brand spy hardware? lol
I love Bond's gun.
A James Bond actor more suitable to play Count Dracula. His eyes befit the Count's looks.
I WAS THINKING!!! Tim has played Neville Sinclair in The Rocketeer and Simon Skinner in Hot Fuzz. He would totally nail Dracula~!!! He has those eyes, man. That smile too
Pedro Armendáriz jr
i personally think Dalton did a much better job than Roger Moore. Moore's character seemed the least respected and authentic.
I would have loved to have seen how Dalton's Bond would have interacted with Judi Denche's M.
NINJAS!
Watching again, those ninjas are so God damn stupid 😂
En realidad el villano de esta película está en el Palacio de la Moncloa en este momento
Sanchez's eyes look blue in the thumbnail.
This felt more Tarantino than Fleming/Bond.
Leading Ninja = Shang Tsung BEFORE *_Mortal Kombat_* (1995) and *_*MK11*_* (2019)
007 ✔ bond james bond
what were they thinking
Dalton just couldn't do the action. He did the upper-class brooding killer thing well, but I never believed him in the fight scenes.
0:40 That's the A-hole FBI dude in Die Hard.
Trade Minister Tagomi!!
President of Isthmus Hector Lopez =
= Pedro Armendáriz Jr. (1940 - 2011) ; son of Pedro Armendáriz Sr. (1912 - 1963) who played Ali Kerim Bey in Connery!Bond (2nd) movie *_From Russia With Love_* (1963)
Exactly how my mom died
Why are a these clips shown in 1.85, despite every Bond film from TSWLM being made in 2.35?
It's because Jesus wanted it to be that way...
Actually it’s from Thunderball onwards (with the exception of Roger Moore’s first two films)
Ninjas?
Dalton was probably the best Bond after sir Sean. Wayyyy better than Craig...