Everything Wrong With Licence To Kill In 23 Minutes Or Less

James Bond has a Licence to Kill, even though he spells License wrong. That's a sin right in the movie's TITLE!

Thursday: Part 1 of a massive sins video...

Remember, no movie is without sin. Which movie's sins should we count next?

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[scratlivesmatter]

Even though he only did 2 Bond films he left a lasting impression with many fans of the Franchise. "The name's Dalton...Timothy Dalton".

[jeffpurdy]

We all know Bond eventually retired as 007, changed his name to Skinner, and moved to the quiet town of Sandford.

[indyeverest]

i just love how he sins benicio del toro for literally just being there.

[ForestKicks]

Re: Felix and him surviving the sharks - yes they did pull him out, but not to safety.

As he's being lowered into the shark pool Leiter says to Sanchez "killing me won't stop anything!", to which Franz replies "there are worse things than dying, hombre" ... presumably because rather than kill him Sanchez wants Leiter to suffer the torment of having to go on living after being severely maimed and seeing his wife murdered. His subsequent line about this being the first day of the rest of Leiter's life is a cruel reference to this.

That's why he is only lowered halfway into the pool, and why you see Sanchez motion for him to be pulled back up before the sharks can devour him completely.

[High_Key]

License To Kill is HUGELY underrated. It came out way too early during a time when over-the-top action movies were the norm. Dalton’s performance was way ahead of it’s time. LTK is easily a top-5 Bond film for me.

[dannymccrae]

Love the Licence Revoked at the end. For those who don’t know, that was originally going to be the title of the film but they “thought American audiences would think he’d had his driving licence taken off him”

[thebreakfastmenu]

Del Toro's delivery of "Honeymoooon" was great. It's 110% Del Toro. It was just the wrong movie for it.

[Crazy_Borg]

Kudos to the stunt drivers who really drove the 18 wheeler on one side for the scene. No modell, no CGI. A real truck.
And yes, Timothy Dalton still is the best Bond.

[slashbond]

I really liked both Dalton bond movies. I think they're underrated

[MattSaysHello]

Timothy Dalton was underrated as Bond. Wish he got a couple more films.

[jacobkilby]

13:33 I think there's a deleted scene here that introduces Kwang a bit more, but got cut because of the whole espionage thing, you can see they cut bits in the torture scene that follows as there's some slightly odd cuts in there

[motherplayer]

We really should add "It wasn't personal" to the list of cliche lines that don't make anything better, akin to "We're the same, you and I" or trying to think you have anything to prove in a mano e mano instead of just calling a character out on cheating or being weaker or such.

[AgntStrength]

I finally gave the Dalton movies a watch for the first time, and this has become one of my favorite Bond movies of the bunch. Love it and so happy for this vid :)

[XDNEB]

I think Dalton should have replaced More a few years before he actually did. The guy deserves way more than just two films.

[curtyeomans]

Fun fact about the reference in this film to Bond being married once: Timothy Dalton was one of the actors who was considered to replace Bond when they were making On Her Majesty's Secret Service (AKA the film where Bond got married). I believe he was even offered the part for OHMSS, but he turned it down because he felt he was too young for the role at the time.

[kieranwhite]

The biggest problem with this film is that it was Dalton's last. I wish he'd made more...

[apollolux]

9:56 - I have not heard "Evie from Out of this World" in literal decades, thanks for the member berries dude!

[iainreeve]

Since when did "licence" become an American word? In UK English, the word is "licence" when it is a noun and "license" when it is a verb. In US English it is "license" for both a noun and a verb.

So we have a British film (movie) about a British secret agent who got his licence to kill from the British Government. Tell me again why they should spell it the American way?

[MikeVernonProd]

Licence to Kill is still one of the better Bond films.

[ellipsis-]

I just realized that since they’re doing each of the actors’ last bond films, they will be doing No Time To Die just in time! Can’t wait for Die Another Day and No Time To Die videos.