> I actually liked Licence to Kill. Don't know what was supposed to be so bad about it.
> I have a healthy respect for Dalton, although some of his roles are just laughable.
> Carey Lowell, mmmm. Benicio del Toro, a good maniacal sidekick to Robert Davi's dark
> villain. Wayne Newton, perfect comic foil, bless his heart.
The bless your heart thing was fine the first couple of times he used it. Then he just drove it into the ground like it was indefinitely funny but it wasn't. I thought about writing down a list of everything terrible in the movie but it's not worth the effort. I'll leave you with, remember the chick having the shotgun under the table in the tiki bar scene? She was barely wearing clothes at all, and even if she was wearing baggy clothes, her sneaking it in would be a stretch. With the clothes she was wearing it would be absolutely impossible. And what would be the point, all she needed was a little pistol. She was also so skinny and petite it looked like anything but a pea shooter would knock her over. And she's supposed to have all this experience. Ah. Stuff like that every 5 minutes.
> I also liked OHMSS. It showed a softer, more jovial and vulnerable side which fit
> George Lazenby fine. Plus the ever-lovable Diana Rigg as a rebel-turned-bride.
> Savalas was forgettable. It's a real downer to see what happens so soon after the
> wedding.
I don't remember disliking that one too much either. Wasn't there something lame with the story though, brainwashing chicks or something, I might be confusing it with something else, it has been forever since I watched it.
> I also actually liked Die Another Day. Halle Berry's beach surfacing scene was only
> one of several memorable moments for me.
>
> As for bad Bond movies, the more I think about Moonraker and Never Say Never Again,
> the more I cringe. The World Is Not Enough also turned me off, due to Denise Richards
> being completely plastic (har har) and Robert Carlyle totally underwhelming.
Whoever cast Richards for that role needs to be punched in the face. We were supposed to believe some supermodel was a scientist, it was insulting.
> Dammit, no more John Cleese as Q.
Yeah why did he leave the role?
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