LICENCE TO KILL | 007's Getaway - Timothy Dalton | James Bond 

It is awesome! Although I'm not sure about realistic, he'd have died of de compression sickness when he surfaced quickly and then took off in the plane!

@oliverbates1843 you can say that about so many bond escapes when he barely escapes death. We just learn to except it. If I get too serious about it, I take away the fun.

And they used the same silly spearfishing fight scene in space with 'Moonraker'

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They used the same nonsense on Krest in this film that they used with Mister Big / Kananga - he ended up with an over-inflated opinion of himself.

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Let me get this right, he waterskis behind the plane...

Yes

Have you seen the Sean Connery Films ?

@@mrandrossguy9871 but this one ups the ante and stakes, he rush to the enemies and fought them viciously.

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what? seriously odd comment

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Another one with him would have been nice. He is one of my top 3 Bonds. Brosnan, Connery, and Dalton.

Thanks for the comment Dalton.

After licence to kill dalton deserve more two bond movie..Unfortunately not done..

@@sazidhossain7973 I don't know how he is health wise these days, but I would be thrilled to see him in a future Bond film.

Totally agree, Dalton really was raw dogging it in these films. Got all the ladies! HEY!!

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To quote Koskov from the previous movie :" Don't shoot, you'll hit the plane!"

It's also so crazy that if it happened you'd be as shell shocked as Krest is.

They'd be so high, bond would see them floating by his plane.

the most cynism and gore bond dramatical music and ambiance

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Because, The Living Daylights was written with Roger Moore in mind. Then changed midly to fit Dalton...but still kept some Moore-ish Bind moments. Licence to Kill was written for Dalton. Its a rough and dirty real revenge with intense scenes. Like peoples heads exploding.

Exactly. Moore was a bit too much of a womanizer in his movies. This feels more "realistic" if you can use that word describing a bond movie.

I really wished there were more films where he played James Bond.

@@erikm9768yeah but who watches James Bond movies for realism?

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Specially with ships or boats involved because he was a commander.

If you deep dive into his character, it just takes one's breath away.

Tra i film piu belli di jamas bond ma i miei film preferiti di James bond sono quelli di sean connery e pirce brosnan rispettivamente di nazionalita ' scozzese e irlandese Timothy dalton insieme roger moore e daniel graig sono gli unici attori di nazionalita inglese

There's a reason he was kept on for five films. He was a solid director, exactly what the Bond films need.

@@sebastianfitzptraick7395 absolutely... after John Glen nobody could give the action effects like him. The later movies action looked very pale infront of John Glen's creativity.

2:50 007: I'm screwed . . . 3:13 just kidding. Haha !!!

@@sebastianfitzptraick7395 from which movie to which?

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"That's Right Amigo!, It's Mine! *Grabs by Collar & Throws up against Equipment* "You think I'm Stupid, Huh?", "You Rip me off & then use my own Money to KILL ME!!,You Want it so Bad THAN TAKE IT!!! *Throws in Vault*.

Michael Kamen is a music titan

yes a large tribute for this marvellous sequence

I agree !! called "with Sharky's congratulations"

“Launder it.”

Out With A Bang 💥💥

You rip me off then use my own money to pay someone to kill me?

I'm glad someone else out there agrees that this is one of the very best Bond movies. Together with For Your Eyes Only, it's frequently overlooked or forgotten in the pantheon of great ones. Dalton's Bond is often written off as humourless, but this has always been unfair: he may not mug to the camera as much as Moore or Brosnan but he has plenty of one-liners, just delivered with more bite, and the extra seriousness he brings to the role helps to sell the stunts, which are among the most outrageous in the series: this one is a particular highlight, but there's also the the plane heist at the start of the movie. For those who love the tone of the Daniel Craig movies, Dalton's anticipate them by twenty years, and Dalton for my money looks a hundred times better in the part. The main thing that Dalton's movies lack is a memorable villain. Sanchez was alright but he doesn't have the panache of the really great Bond villains like Goldfinger, Blofeld, Scaramanga or Trevelyan. Other than that, this film is pretty much perfect.

Good, but Connery is the best.

yeah

@@mandicristina06 There was talk about him doing GOLDENEYE but there was problems with scheduling I think plus somebody said Dalton was in his '40s so he walked away giving the .007 fan base a introduction to PIERCE BROSNAN.

Frank Lesher .007 wanted revenge in HER MAJESTY'S SECRET SERVICE against BLOFELD for killing his ONE AND ONLY WIFE.

Dalton should have played in ''A View to a Kill''.

Frank Lesher Connery wanted revenge against Goldfinger for the murder of Jill Masterson but was told by M to remain objective and keep his personal feelings out of the mission.

Dalton wouldn't have worked in Goldeneye.

mikesteelheart, I have to agree. I think Brosnan would have always done a better job in Goldeneye.

DudeRyanDude yes but dalton was very good to brosnan is very good as well

@@thesalandarian3314 I agree with your comments Dalton was more brutal.

Michael Lawrence yeah I think people were more used to the Roger Moore romantic bond than the Timothy Dalton bond though he did to well even though people didn’t really like license to kill though I liked it though

Too bad not a lot of Americans saw this movie. Also too bad not a lot of Americans know English too well.

@@sammysouth8372 oh well

Wasn't just batman, there was back to the future, lethal weapon 2, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade etc. It's one of the reason why Goldeneye got a late 95 release as opposed to being released in the summer

@@SFNDMK the movies that prevented Licence To Kill for debuting #1 on the opening weekend here in the US was Batman, Lethal Weapon 2, and believe it or not: Honey, I Shrunk The Kids.

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Hah aha I was thinking the same- And then up into a plane? For shame. LOL

Paul S do like Bronson?

@@thatdude5353 Pete Bronson was only great in Goldeneye (though I have a soft spot for Tomorrow Never Dies too). Danny Clegg started promising but for me he's become utterly dull, stiff and miserable all the time. I also have never quite been able to really picture him as Bond unfortunately. But overall my fave was Timothys Doulton and early John Connolly. Geoff Lazerberrys was a bit meh overall, but I still fully respect that he did an amazing job considering he wasn't even an actor and On Heir Marjory's Senior Service was a brilliant Bond film.

@@AD-kv9kj Brosnan was only great in Goldeneye?

@@AD-kv9kj your opinion might carry some weight if you learned the actors’ names first.

I think brosnan was good in all 4 of the ones he did. The films themselves though were just a mixed bag after goldeneye. Not really his fault

Yeah it was amazing

The best amongst all Bonds

RIP Michael Kamen

We were the first to barefoot behind a seaplane. We practiced that for two days before we filmed shot.

In my opinion, any film from any time period can look good with good direction, I think Joker was directed well, and it felt both old and new.

Ummm no. You're not in the minority at all. These days Dalton had a cult following. He's beloved. You might of been in minority in 1989....but it's pretty damn common now to be a fan of Dalton.

@@Aaliyahchannel2024 Nice☺

same door that came off the Alaska Airline 737 Max 9

Me too. Feels like it was a year ago. Two marriages later......

and this sequence, "c'est de la roupie de sansonnet" ?

True, but at the same time, Dalton admitted that GoldenEye wouldn’t have been half as successful if he was still in the role. Still, I think he should of done at least two more after Licence to Kill before signing off.

but he didn't crash into the oil tanker.

The wind is rushing in from the door that’s already open.

he already had a door open ;)

the plug came off just like on Alaska Airline 737 Max 9

you're joking ! but it also cut too late at the beginnig

“Would I make up a story like that?”

@@victorrain that's right, amigo. It's mine.

MARK LAKRA Wait! Please let’s talk a minute! That’s not my money! Oh God! That hurt! Ahhh! What are you gonna do!? Please! Franz! No! Ahhh!

@@victorrain Pop!

Anthony Zerbe's head exploded in this and a Star Trek movie.

Booooo