LICENCE TO KILL | Tanker chase

[@sebastianfitzptraick7395]

Licence to kill is an underrated classic, easily top five Bond films ever. Spectacular action and Dalton playing a darkly charismatic and ruthless Bond.

[@cadejust6777]

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[@NeverSaySandwich1]

Fantastic finale to this movie. One of the absolute best Bond movies that doesn't get enough attention. Dalton was a superb Bond

[@SeizureGman]

I think Dalton was a great bond for the bond they wanted to show. Dalton's films were dark and gritty and that was good in it's own way.

[@729613]

He is my favourite o d

[@mandicristina06]

maybe pirce bronsnan

[@mandicristina06]

he drove a BMW in his 3 movies

[@86prash98]

I agree , too.

[@gauravtributes5023]

*Robert Davi is the best Villian of the series. This film and Timothy remains underrated.*

[@lukasnummer1]

Robert Davi IS the best villain indeed. "Licence to Kill" is one of the very best Bond films. A magnificent masterpiece.

[@sebastianfitzptraick7395]

Its awesomeness is unparalleled.

[@JohnnyC01]

Christopher Walken begs to differ

[@SalemGhassanHanna]

Neither remain underrated. Both Dalton and LTK are highly respected by the majority of Bond fans, especially those who know Fleming's novels as well.

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[@ManthonyHiggs]

My personal favorite Bond film. Dalton nails the performance, and the supporting cast is just as good. A whole host of charismatic villains, fun gadgets, great action, and even a secret underground lair! LTK feels like the perfect distillation of what Bond movies are.

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[@christopherthorkon3997]

What is interesting about this scene is that it is one of the most memorable chases in Bond history. Other chases had more rapid editing, or had faster vehicles or planes, but a TANKER chase of all things is quite a cool and unique thing. Anyone who has seen this film even once remembers it as the "Bond film with the tanker chase."

[@tenhirankei]

@Amadeus Eisenberg How creative is a reused stunt from Diamonds Are Forever except they use a tanker truck-instead of a Ford Mustang Mach 1?

[@geoffrogerson9937]

tenhirankei it’s a stunt I have never seen before or since using such a large vehicle

[@lukasnummer1]

I completely agree! Probably the best action sequence in the whole series. Director John Glen had developed the tanker chase on storyboard for eight years, and he finally go the chance to realize it in his last Bond film. They shot it over a period of two weeks in the excruciating heat of the desert near Mexicali. A brilliant finish to a brilliant film.

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[@rictusmetallicus]

I prefer Brosnan's tank chase.

[@sam_8290]

One of the most underrated Bond movies, if not the most..

[@barthotuber6429]

Sambit SenGupta Nope. Its absolutely not underrated. At least not anymore. Nowadays it gets a ton of appreciation and love

[@abhishekpaul000]

I think that OCTOPUSSY is the most underrated Bond-film ever..... and LICENCE TO KILL is definitely one of the most underrated and I wish if the franchise would have made DIE ANOTHER DAY was made in 1989 and LICENCE TO KILL was made on 2002 then, DAD would have received much praise in 1989 and LTK would have been an absolutely amazing entry of Bond in the 21st Century.....

[@sam_8290]

@@barthotuber6429 yeah true..but there are also a lot people who says Dalton's movies are boring.. I really appreciate those who praise it btw

[@David-281]

Abhishek Paul Now THAT IS TRUE! Octopussy is a rollercoaster ride! Absolutely underrated! Belongs in my personal top 5! Where do you put it?

[@abhishekpaul000]

@@David-281 I also put OCTOPUSSY in my top 5 list..... It's a definite pack of entertainment ..... And it looks like, Sir Roger is not playing Bond ,he is Bond, it seems that it's his usual day-to-day business.....

[@leekereopa1960]

I remember seeing this movie on the big screen in 89, the whole cinema was packed, you could hear and feel the excitement from everyone there, one of the most amazing action scenes from any of the bond movies. Dalton was the perfect bond, and he sill is.

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[@postersandstuff]

for some reason i like the rough mexican Paso del Diablo despite it not being glamourous , it fits the drug theme

[@WH250398]

This movie aged pretty well. As a kid I was put off by it's violence, but now I absolutely love it.

[@kevinbui6099]

One of the first James Bond movie that my dad bought the DVD. I remember rewatching it lots of time when I was 4 or 5

[@sebastianfitzptraick7395]

LTK and GoldenEye were the two I was never allowed watch, somehow they're also my two favourites. 😂

[@WH250398]

@@sebastianfitzptraick7395 Hehe.. Probably the Xenia Onatop scenes

[@mikesteelheart]

I agree, it has a sense of truth about it that is unrivaled in the series...

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[@mmyers6441]

The stunt guys of the 70s and 80s were real crazy badasses. Especially with planes, helicopters or ground vehicles👍

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[@abhishekpaul000]

Timothy Dalton is the most underrated James Bond..... And LICENCE TO KILL is one of the most underrated Bond-film..... It's seriously the most violent Bond-film till date and I just love LICENCE TO KILL, it's a great, amazing and fantastic Bond-film..... I wish if the franchise would have made DIE ANOTHER DAY in 1989 and LICENCE TO KILL was made in 2002 then, DAD would have received much praise in 1989 and LTK would have been an absolutely amazing entry of Bond in the 21st Century..... HIS DARK SIDE IS A BAD PLACE TO BE.

[@LexingtonDeville984]

eating sugar no papa DAD was Brosnan’s worst, Greta. An invisible car, an albino henchman with diamonds in his face, Bond parasurfing, bad CGI and a wooden Halle Berry can’t save it. I’ll take Licence to Kill’s realism because it dares to stray from the typical path Bond fans want him to take.

[@geoffrogerson9937]

Lexington Deville84 totally agree. And what was with the diamonds in the henchman’s face? They’re right on the surface! Get some tweezers, pluck them out, and cash them in!

[@abhishekpaul000]

@@LexingtonDeville984 Absolutely

[@abhishekpaul000]

@@geoffrogerson9937 Absolutely.....Diamonds in a face.....But, he didn't remove them.....How fool of him.....

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[@tan_tama1354]

0:19 I just simply love a fact that Dalton's expression is always strong and spot on. Not too much, not too less

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[@JohnSmith-rb7tm]

License to kill is a straight up no nonsense action film,the bond Persona in this movie is very dark and gritty, Oh I loved Pam Bouvier

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[@Kyntteri]

0:35 "Don't worry, it's only money" Accountant's expression however was priceless.

[@JJVernig]

Just after this the accountant makes another remark about another million dollar writeoff. Sanchez: "Then I guess it's time to start cutting overhead." and shoots him!

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[@g3tWhr6]

I've watched this scene hundred of times. Magnificent.

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[@recht_voor_zijn_raap5506]

Extremely underrated Bond classic. And don't get me started on that awesome title song

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[@jeffreypaul9502]

One of the best action scenes in Bond franchise.... Dalton at his best....

[@user-op8ge3kq6s]

No sean connery

[@nb2008nc]

@@user-op8ge3kq6s That's not what Jeff was talking about

[@piotrmalewski8178]

Looks like the makers saw Knight Rider. 2wheele, typical KITT's crash avoidance and missle dodge manuver.

[@geoffrogerson9937]

Piotr Malewski maybe so, but try doing that in a great big truck

[@JJVernig]

And no CGI

[@johnnyjustice4537]

Licence to Kill is far better than Living daylights, in my opinion. Better soundtrack, better story, better cast, best gunbarrel.

[@ShakShak1999]

And Opening

[@Matthew-dg6le]

Agreed

[@NeverSaySandwich1]

@eating sugar no papa Um okay

[@ShakShak1999]

@eating sugar no papa ok boomer

[@barthotuber6429]

Nope.. i would disagree. I do prefer Living daylights

[@jonkeevose498]

One of my favorite chases in the franchise.

[@mikesteelheart]

Only thing missing is a red '76 T/A 😉

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[@Ansemrp]

I love that "Oh no..." at the end when the tankers are about to collide right in front of them.

[@cadejust6777]

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[@lugmacethnenn8836]

Still my favorite Bond Movie. I love Davi´s and Dalton´s chemistry. Also Michael Kamen did an amazing job imho.

[@lukasnummer1]

Michael Kamen's score is fantastic; very atmospheric and brooding, sounds like Mexico and danger.

[@scottknode898]

He did music for some of best movies in 80s including Lethal Weapon and Die Hard

[@revokdaryl1]

@@scottknode898 And it's interesting how Robert Davi was also in Die Hard.

[@scottknode898]

@@revokdaryl1 as was Grand L Bush who was in Die hard with Robert Davi as Agent Johnson and Dea Agent in Licence To Kill along with being in first two Lethal Weapon films with music also by Kamen

[@revokdaryl1]

@@scottknode898 Yes that's right! I knew I recognized him from somewhere.

[@thevoid99]

among my 10 all-time favorite bond films as it should've gotten more love. i enjoyed the dark violence of it and the fact that bond goes rogue all because he wanted revenge for his friend felix. plus, we got to see Q on the field. i love seeing Q when he does more than create gadgets.

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[@pwareham61]

I was a big fan of Tim Dalton, I thought his bond films were excellent, and he added a much missed bit of grit, which was a real tonic, after Rogers smooth portrayal. It's a bloody shame he didn't get another crack at it. When I saw him in Hot Fuzz, I thought he could possibly still do a job as bond, didn't realise what a big bloke he was, and he looked pretty fit.

[@applejuice5272]

"My, my, here come the fuzz!"

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[@soly-dp-colo6388]

Hot Fuzz was awesome. Much better than Shaun of the Dead or The World's End, IMO.

[@ashersharif6264]

Those were real stunts. Stuntman really did fantastic job to land tilted truck on the jeep. What a precision in the stunt.

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[@matthewlipinski6844]

Pretty good James Bond movie. To bad Timothy Dalton only did 2 Bond movies. Thanks for posting this.

[@z-rex6068]

Watched this recently, still brilliantly made as I remember it and the action scenes like this are just superb

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[@theseageek]

Timothy Dalton: the underrated 007 Robert Davi: the underrated Bond villain with a more realistic agenda.

[@williamdavies9634]

Agreed 🤝

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[@sergs1963]

The stinger missile HUD sight is also the same sight used in the Aston V8 when Bond destroys the truck roadblock in the Living Daylights.

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[@z-rex6068]

Lately I’ve been in a keen mood to watch all the classic Bond films to lighten the mood up a bit in quarantine. Anyone else been feeling this way?

[@ImYourHuckleberry_29]

I have since sean died

[@anthonylewis2080]

Even the much criticised Quantum of Solace!.

[@user-si9fx4xb6v]

Yes, indeed. I have watched Casino Royale (2006) and I am planning on watching more in the near future as my time allows.

[@craiggent3518]

The best bond movie. Very under rated. Dalton was a good bond. By far my favourite film of them all.

[@tripi7906]

I very much dislike this film

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[@robertbeckman2054]

1987 - "Bond is waayyyy to dark. Dalton is moody and brooding. Get someone else." 2006 - "Daniel Craig is the BEST bond, so dark, moody, and brooding. Nobody can top him." Time travel to 2020: "Yeah Daniel Craig was good in 2006's Casino Royale, but that's about it. He's to angry, moody, and dark."

[@dubliam8064]

1989*

[@DM-kv9kj]

🎶"He's shooort and he's blond! He doesn't look too much like James Bond That's whyyy I've changed this theme song Mister pout pout parkour! He's stiff and awkward And he's aaalways getting tortured... No gentleman, not cultured Mister pout pout parkour! Miserable and boring... His face is like canned hammm! Actually, quite ugly like... A grizzled fishermaaan!"

[@Skeletty1710]

I liked the Living Daylights more. Licence to kill didn't feel like Bond to me- more like Lethal Weapon.

[@miltontavares9506]

Dalton paved the way on portraying a darker and edgier Bond.

[@zatarawood3588]

Good observation. I think people want characters to reflect he social mood of the times. The years they didnt like a dark moody character were highs, and when they did were around a low?

[@yvesandrethevenot3489]

The greatest stun show ever seen in a Bond movie plus splendid editing. One of the strongest finale ever for a Bond movie. Brilliant !

[@bodieofci5418]

Craig take note. This is how you make a gritty Bond movie.

[@jjryan1352]

Hahahahahahahahahahahaha It feels good to laugh.

[@ImYourHuckleberry_29]

@@jjryan1352 thats y you're laughing solo

[@jjryan1352]

@@ImYourHuckleberry_29 Dalton is a cheezeball. He does the same campy acting in every film. It worked for him in Flash Gordon because it was an intentionally campy film. It's like he's doing a parody of melodramatic British acting.

[@LexingtonDeville984]

@@jjryan1352 As opposed to Daniel Craig?

[@jjryan1352]

@@LexingtonDeville984 Absolutely yes. Craig looks like a man with grit. Although he looks more like a pub brawler than a suave secret agent, he can handle himself in a bar and not look like he's being rattled by a low level thug like that embarrassing scene with Dalton.

[@oscardlap]

Dalton is tough Bond, serious, likes to cut to Chase and hes deadly.. in many words is an Intense 007. But he's very human and kind when has to be. Thats why Dalton gave Lots of shades to the character, is above his time 30 years, thats why many people didin't get it at time.

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[@nickymckellar6423]

Very iconic. First time seeing this scene and can’t wait to watch movie as I am doing the bond movie marathon

[@lukasnummer1]

How did you like the movie? 😉

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[@neondemon7617]

My favourite bond movie.dalton was bad ass in this , just brilliant.

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[@sam2011ize]

Bond gets personal..and man what a movie... truly best bond movies

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[@jmcasas17]

TIMOTHY DALTON is JAMES BOND!

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[@Xtreemo]

Clear mistake: 1:28 The mountain that the truck crashed is not on the background, therefore the missile would explode on the road or roadside. Apart from that, the epicness of this scene is still flawless.

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[@MichaelCarterShow]

" I GUESS IT'S TIME TO START CUTTING OVERHEAD!!!! "

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[@sam_8290]

1:29 Dalton handsome dude

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[@nickgagnon3626]

One of the best action scenes of the series.

[@TraustiGeir]

Rémy Julienne...what a legend!

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[@doctorsocrates4413]

This is the true literary bond as played by tim...shame we never got anymore bond films from him.

[@Lord_Winston]

This movie is a hidden jem ,Dalton was far ahead of his time

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[@perfectionbox]

Awww, cut just before the accountant throws a hissy fit and gets clipped 🤣

[@jschizoid]

exactly

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[@alexbacchetta1368]

Fantastic film from a fantastic portrayal of Bond.

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[@bennyfactor]

Usually in action movies they tend to overcook how big a fireball a vehicle would make when it crashes, but, if anything, the special effects/stunt people for 'LICENCE TO KILL’ undersold the size of explosion a loaded tanker would make!

[@Laukki]

Dalton my absolute favourite 🤩

[@jonkeevose498]

Who thinks goldeneye would be better with dalton? He was signed on to play in it.

[@Tails7212]

Without a doubt

[@jjryan1352]

Absolutely not. Brosnan nailed it in GoldenEye.

[@geoffrogerson9937]

JJ Ryan Brosnan’s entire career consisted of copying Sir Roger Moore. The only reason he was cast as Bond is because he copied Moore’s persona in the ‘80’s TV series Remington Steele

[@lukasnummer1]

He was NOT signed, actually. His contract had expired in 1994. He was asked to do "GoldenEye", however, written with his Bond in mind by Michael France. Dalton declined, because producer Broccoli wanted him to do four or five more films, not just one. The "GoldenEye" Brosnan got had been rewritten quite a bit by Jeffrey Cain and others.

[@OmegaPaladin144]

@@geoffrogerson9937 Not really. He's got quite a bit more edge than Moore. I like all the Bonds, and all of them feel different.

[@oscardlap]

For me is the Best movie of the Franchise after Russia Whit Love, we tought that 007 was special for all his gadgets and fancy Cars. License to kill states that Bond is Bad ass just for being James Bond. Timothy Dalton is tough as nails and he just barely Survive because is inteligence and habilities. And Saw how he tries to eliminate the most dangerous Droug Lord in the World, and is magnificent played for Robert Davi.. also Carey Lowelly is lovely.... Tes Dalton did it before Craig, and was above his time 30 years for the explícit violence on this movie, thats why not much people understood this film on that time. The climax truck sequence is blown away 👌🏽

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[@samson9098]

Mr Timothy and Mr Daniel ....my favourite Bond of all.tq

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the best TANK chase out the world of dalton

[@KimBailey-w2g]

If you’re referring to goldeneye, the movie was made for him not for Pierce

[@BillehBobJoe]

i've always felt that the tanker scene in fast and furious 4 (aside from being just generally awful) was a call back to this scene in License to Kill, anyone else?

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[@davidw.2791]

And elements of The Dark Knight 18-wheeler chase.

[@Tijuanero75]

That scene was filmed in “La Rumorosa” in Baja California Mexico.

[@RJSRdg]

Remy Julienne also drove the taxi in 'A View To A Kill' but is best known for the Mini chase in 'The Italian Job'.

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[@davidfearis7335]

WELL DONE FRANZ!!! ANOTHER $80 MILLION RIGHT OFF!!!

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[@sargon6000]

This has to be the weirdest Super Mario Kart ever.

[@bloodCount8895]

Man the new bond films just dont have it any more.

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[@KimBailey-w2g]

@@bloodCount8895 bad writing ✍️

[@michaellawrence7570]

A great film Timothy Dalton, didn't get the credit ge deserved.Goldeneye was meant too be for him.Would had been good too see how he handle Famke Janssen.He didn't want to do any more after this wish he did.

[@abhishekpaul000]

Absolutely!!!!! Timothy Dalton would have been an absolutely fantastic James Bond in GoldenEye and it pretty much would have been his best, all major Bonds gave their best performance in their third film.....

[@michaellawrence7570]

@@abhishekpaul000 I agree wish had done Goldeneye it was made for him would had been very interesting

[@scottknode898]

I think Dalton is finally getting the credit he deserves now compared to when he actually played James Bond, there are still a number of fans I have read comments that don’t like Dalton and his films but plenty of fans who do myself included. I am a big James Bond fan and have been since i was 9 years old when Goldeneye came out in 1995. They were supposed to make a James Bond film in 1991 but to legal ligation starting in 1989 and lasted until 1994 that would have been Daltons third film. He was also considered for Bond going back to On Her Majesty’s Secret Service in 1968 but at 22 he felt way too young and inexperienced to take on the role. Timothy Dalton was also considered in 1980s for Bond as a replacement for Moore had he stepped down as Moore was going to retire from Bond after Moonraker then he came back for For Your Eyes Only in 1981 and had planned to retire after that but chose to come back again for Octopussy and A View To a Kill in which Dalton was close to landing the movie but Moore decided one more to return. Moore regretted doing A View To A Kill and it would have fit better for Dalton. Moore retired officially from the role in 1986 before The Living Daylights began production and Dalton finally got the role. Property of A Lady was supposed Daltons 3rd film to be released in 1991. Dalton decided to leave the role in 1994 after 6 years of legal issues and delays he grew tired and frustrated with it all and wanted to move on to other projects.

[@michaellawrence7570]

@@scottknode898 Hi yoir exactly right with your comments.Who do you think will play James bond next.After Daniel Graig, in your opinion.

[@scottknode898]

Michael Lawrence I don’t know for sure who will play Bond after Craig after he releases his Fifth Bond film this year. I did read a list of names of actors who would be possible contenders and one was British star Henry Cavill who is 36 now and be about the right age for Bond if make another movie in 2-4 years. I saw Tom Hardy was considered or a rumor as a possibility but not sure about him though and think Tom Hiddelston was on the list to and he has the Daniel Craig type looks and is from England

[@RJSRdg]

When Bond drives towards the Jeep, you can't see the other wrecked tanker in the background, yet the man with the RPG clearly knows it's Bond's tanker coming towards him, and when the RPG misses Bond's tanker, it goes straight up the road and hits the other one.

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[@luipakhin2845]

Timothy Dalton is not my most favoirite James Bond as he was not recognosed as an iconic James Bond. However, as I have watched two of his movies, he is abosolutely a fantastic Bond actor and he should be given two more movies before Pierce Brosnan was Bond.

[@scottknode898]

Dalton only did two films and was offered a third film but the film couldn’t be greenlit to start production due to legal issues starting in 1989 and lasted until 1994 which stopped Bond films from being produced and released. They were planning a Bond film in 1991 and would have been Dalton’ s third but by 1994 when Dalton was offered to come back for Goldeneye which would have been his official third movie he was fed up with all the delays and legal problems. Dalton decided to retire from playing Bond and move on to other film and theater projects. Dalton turned in his resignation in 1994 and Brosnan took over in 1994 to begin filming Goldeneye. When they offered Dalton to return for Goldeneye producers had planned to give Dalton a contract to return for other Bond films after Goldeneye as well but Dalton by that point was done and didn’t want to commit to multi picture deal at age 48.

[@729613]

Legend has it that he did make a third but it was never completed due to the legal action the was to be called licence renewed, Dalton was also asked to play Bond on her majesty's secret service but he considered himself to young for the role. Fleming was a big fan of Dalton

[@scottknode898]

729613 Timothy Dalton was also considered for Bond as Moore’s replacement in For Your Eyes Only, Octopussy and A View To A Kill but each time Moore decided to return to play Bond

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[@Mangogeschmack]

First! Great stunt!

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[@roadwarrior144]

Daniel Craig IS the Timothy Dalton of the modern era!

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When this movie came out in theaters Kenworth built a limited number of the W900 called the W900 007 Edition with the same paint job and striping.

[@cadejust6777]

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[@kanekokazuko7034]

やっぱり、ティモシーダルトン最高にかっこいい👌❤️❤️

[@cadejust6777]

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[@johnclay7644]

classic scene good cinematography

[@jacobramirez4189]

That always makes me laugh when he says "Oh no!" 😄 3:01

[@cadejust6777]

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[@thebrummierailenthusiasts5329]

1:44 look Timothy is doing a two wheelie in his 18 wheeler truck

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[@hueymontgomery9508]

It's five wheelie but I don't know If its impossible to do five wheelie on a tanker truck

[@gallyvegas5153]

My favorite one !

[@cadejust6777]

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[@arober9758]

Amazing job on the James Bond movie series!!🤗🤗🤗🤗🤩🤩🤩🇺🇸🇬🇧

[@cadejust6777]

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[@adrian.008]

Bond can flying Hercules plane, but have problems with changing gears at manual gearbox...but that was one of the best Bond's actor.

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[@oscardlap]

For me is the Best, agressive, clever and we look at him in License to kill (the Best movie in the Franchise after FRWL) just surviving using his habilities and inteligence. And we know by Now 007 is not special just for the Cars and gadgets, License to kill proof that.

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[@ZmansEdits]

1:11 Wait! Did they switch truck drivers?? The Mexican guy with the red hat is in the truck where Bond is supposed to be in.

[@killsalive1]

You forgot to include the "it's time to cut the overhead" scene...........

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[@thebrummierailenthusiasts5329]

That’s why fuel is flammable it can explode at any moment

[@madhousenetwork]

This movie is way better than Daniel Craig movies (except Casino royale) combined

[@cadejust6777]

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[@KimBailey-w2g]

Daniel Craig’s character is just a robot for Timothy Dalton

[@madhousenetwork]

@@KimBailey-w2g agree

[@jjryan1352]

This was the best scene in all of the Cheech & Chong films. So cool they brought Pee Wee Herman back for another cameo. Production values were never particularly high, but it was entertaining nonetheless. I laughed my ass off.

[@scottknode898]

That was not Pee Wee Herman in a cameo in Licence To Kill.

[@geoffrogerson9937]

JJ Ryan were you born a prick, or did it come from years of torment?

[@jjryan1352]

@@scottknode898 I've seen better action in any 1980s TV show like the A-Team. The production quality of this film is atrocious. 0:19 seriously...look at that expression... is that how Bond would react? At least Roger Moore would have squinted in annoyance if he saw a rocket being aimed, and not look bewildered. How about that gripping dialogue....."Oh no. S***."

[@jjryan1352]

@@scottknode898 Jerry Lewis?

[@jjryan1352]

@@geoffrogerson9937 awwwww poor baby. Did you get your wittle feelings hurt? And because you brought up torment at the mention of a simple joke I guess you are the one with problems. Catch the reference?

[@billshinas27]

To think he was inches from signing into a 3rd movie, don’t know the complete story though, somewhere of a last minute replacement, he was fantastic.

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[@bibox9487]

1:40 the truck driver with a worried face noticed that Bond would put the truck on 2 wheels and that his truck would be hit instead of being hit on Bond's truck: the driver of the truck is a prophet. The destroyed truck is apparently several meters away, how did he know that the mobster was using a rocket launcher?

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[@oscardlap]

Roger Moore era always was about "save the World". Dalton bring back the Old fashion spy intrigue to the saga.

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[@stewartlynch7859]

01:46 There goes Mario!

[@garyjones2561]

Lol

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[@michaelantalya]

After Bond kills Killifer using the same shark tank used for Leiter, M meets Bond in Key West's Hemingway House and orders him to an assignment in Istanbul, Turkey. Bond resigns after turning down the assignment, but M suspends Bond instead and revokes his licence to kill. I wish you could run away once more to dismiss Bond'd come to Turkey! :) (It came 2 times after this movie, but not with Timothy Dalton :) ) . From Turkey with Love :)

[@geoffrogerson9937]

Michael Antalya I live in Australia, and I’m still waiting for him to come here!

[@michaelantalya]

@@geoffrogerson9937 :) Coming soon :) I hope next Bond..

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[@aleksipursiainen1706]

Incredible!

[@m.akimoto5736]

Why did you stop at the most exciting scene? I also wanted to see the next scene.

[@scottknode898]

Can find the next scene on KZbin when Bond takes out Sanchez and rest of his men.

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[@sebasith1978]

The most serious Bond films of all, Dalton was a perfect Bond, too bad that he didn't make more than two.

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[@paoladelvalle9536]

Detengan a Bond , GENIAAAL

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[@Jesusisking2785]

Kenworth did a special edition in this color scheme had a few come through our dealership I'd like to buy one and get the tanker to go with it and do some truck shows

[@thebrummierailenthusiasts5329]

2:39 there you go drop the dust onto these men

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[@cameronmattingly8802]

Lol that Marty Mcfly looking dude cracks me up with his worrying little face.

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[@TheBeresford7]

No special FX here boys and girls

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[@speedwack]

There were some really good stunts in this movie

[@cadejust6777]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/o2GZg3SDbbaWrpJt0 1. There Were Some Really Good Stunts In This Movie 🎥🍿 2. There Were Some Really Neutral Stunts In This Movie 🎥🍿 3. There Were Some Really Bad Stunts In This Movie 🎥🍿 4. There Were Some Really Evil Stunts In This Movie 🎥🍿 5. There Were Some Really Evel Knievel Stunts In This Movie 🎥🍿

[@andersorsan604]

How the f*** do you launder money splattered with blood and guts and brain ???😂

[@Perich29]

Ruber Duck: looks like we got a Convoy, its Mr. bond on Dustcropper plane chasing these Kenworth trucks pulling big cans.

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[@GHotel-fb1or]

I Think that Dalton is a good bond, he played well the role, but in my opinion the screenplay of the films wasn't good enough.

[@neo-filthyfrank1347]

Nah man this is easily in the top three.

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[@muffs55mercury61]

Initially I didn't think I'd like this movie since he loses his license to kill but it turned out to be great.

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[@100Singers]

Licence To Kill: The LAST truly great Bond-Film. Dalton was superb, John Glen a fantastic director. Brosnan had to fight his way through four weak screenplays.

[@cesarzpontu8886]

every Bond movie has weak script

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[@martinguest167]

Remy julienne was the best stunt driver in the world without a doubt

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[@karlsuer2749]

Harter Bond. Aber trotzdem spannend und voller Glanz. 👍👍

[@MrEab2010]

I like this scene, very macho. Dalton did much better in this movie than TLD.

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[@space_monkey5662]

How can someone hate dalton as bond. Imo he is the 3rd best after criag and connery

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