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A Bond Newbie’s Thoughts on 007: Licence to Kill

Posted on December 6, 2012 by Zac Petrillo

Short Take: Dark, simplified, and bloody, Licence to Kill is a fresh take on James Bond that doesn’ t fully follow-through on its noir promise. Where The Living Daylights trapped Timothy Dalton, a dour though compelling Bond, into a plot … Continue reading →

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A Bond Newbie’s Thoughts on 007: The Living Daylights

Posted on November 20, 2012 by Zac Petrillo

Short Take: Timothy Dalton’s take on Bond has the reptilian darkness to allude to something more interesting, but caricature villains and bombastic plot lines move in contradiction with the dour lead. You’ve probably heard about Timothy Dalton’s Bond being an … Continue reading →

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