Timothy Dutton's other "007" series, in fact, two of his films are relatively small and refined, they are very distinctive, and the plot is not bad. Probably because there are few shots, there is no such serious Waterloo as the predecessors Sean Connery and Roger Moore-here in particular, "Gold 3" such as "Gold Finger", "Diamond" and "Man with the Golden Gun" . As for George Lazenbe, at least I don’t think "The Queen's Emissary" is bad...
Timothy Dutton in "License to Kill" plays not so much as Agent 007, but as a friend of James Bond.
This part focuses on some of Bond's personal relationships when he was himself. Attending the wedding of my friend Felix Wright and getting along well with the bride and groom (here surely I cue a handful of Tracy)-the story of the whole movie has nothing to do with any huge international conspiracy, just Bond Out of personal indignation, he wanted to avenge his persecuted and disabled friend and his wife who died on the wedding night.
I am deeply impressed by a dialogue in the movie.
——"You have to abide by our laws here."
——"Which law is used to protect Wright?"
As a result, the Bond of this movie, whose murder license he had repeatedly mentioned in the previous work, was taken back by MI6, and he had to repeatedly bargain with beautiful women for the equipment fee of 50,000 yuan-the first time in the series. Even the diving suits have to rely on robbing the villain’s little guy.
Fortunately, Qian Banni (the second Miss Qian in the series) and Q are his good friends as always. Q even brought equipment to Bond who is no longer part of MI6 under the entrustment of Qian Banni to send equipment, and also to help He reassures two prospective girlfriends who are jealous.
One star was deducted because the girl Bond did not choose in the end had too many eyes than the genuine Bond girl.
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