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By Meredith W (585) on 19 Jul 2014

A long movie that maybe just seemed longer due to serious Timothy Dalton's harder-edge Bond…

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By Martin H (700) on 11 Jul 2014

After seven Roger Moore 007 outings it's time for fresh blood in the form of Timothy a Dalton who portrays Bond in a more serious manner which…

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Review of The Living Daylights (1987)

By Simon S (627) on 02 Jul 2014

It's not the finest entry in the long-running spy franchise, but The Living Daylights is a return to form for the series after the pervasive…

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By Greg W (4,011) on 28 Jun 2014

Timothy Dalton presents a bold new vision of James Bond in The Living Daylights…

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By Christopher R (545) on 27 Jun 2014

Timothy Dalton was an excellent successor to Roger Moore for the role of 007…

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By Becca A (190) on 14 Jun 2014

Something we're making for the Americans. It's called a 'Ghetto Blaster…

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By Cody M (1,392) on 06 Jun 2014

It's very fleshed out with action and I really dig Timothy Dalton's serious edge…

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By Tyler R (1,095) on 15 May 2014

It was a very weak James Bond movie. Very boring plot with a weak villain and a annoying leading lady…

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Review of The Living Daylights (1987)

By Matthew L (1,720) on 07 May 2014

Daltons debut as Bond, is a little mixed still featuring hangovers from the Moore era, some tongue in cheek humour and gadgets, mixed with…

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Review of The Living Daylights (1987)

By Robert G (923) on 07 May 2014

Not the best Bond, but Timothy Dalton does a better job than Roger Moore's version of Bond…

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By Sgt. C (526) on 27 Apr 2014

(60%) Like a lot of Bond movies this is very much of its time, which is a nice way to say that it's dated, and 80's through and through…

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By Adam W (1,422) on 27 Apr 2014

Dalton takes some shit for being miserable, but niether of his films were bad. Better than most of Brosnans atleast…

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Review of The Living Daylights (1987)

By Daniel B (1,494) on 06 Apr 2014

Decent first Bond for Dalton. John Barry's last Bond score :(…

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By Raji K (655) on 19 Dec 2013

Dalton's first outing as Bond brings the first pinch of seriousness to the series and or most of it, plays out well…

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Review of The Living Daylights (1987)

By Mark M (1,680) on 11 Nov 2013

Timothy Dalton's take on 007 revitalized the James Bond series after the cheesy over-the-top Roger Moore series, setting the precedent for…

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Review of The Living Daylights (1987)

By Eric P (911) on 11 Nov 2013

Timothy Dalton's take on 007 revitalized the James Bond series after the cheesy over-the-top Roger Moore series, setting the precedent for…

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Review of The Living Daylights (1987)

By Geo T (206) on 21 Sep 2013

James Bond fights shoulder-to-shoulder alongside the Taliban against dirty Russian commies…

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Review of The Living Daylights (1987)

By Allan C (2,173) on 21 Sep 2013

James Bond fights shoulder-to-shoulder alongside the Taliban against dirty Russian commies…

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Review of The Living Daylights (1987)

By Catherine S (209) on 10 Sep 2013

Theme song aside, The Living Daylights stands as the most forgettable Bond film I've seen to date, with a subpar Bond, a forgettable and at…

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Review of The Living Daylights (1987)

By Alastair H (156) on 10 Sep 2013

Theme song aside, The Living Daylights stands as the most forgettable Bond film I've seen to date, with a subpar Bond, a forgettable and at…

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