Timothy Dalton's Gunbarrels

The gunbarrel sequences from:

The Living Daylights - Timothy Dalton - 1987 (Special Edition)

Licence To Kill - Timothy Dalton - 1989 (Ultimate Edition)

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[NottinghamForest22]

I liked both. Dalton was very underated.

[MAIJORproductions]

He is good but not the best heres the top 3 in order...

1. Sean Connery

2. Roger Moore

3. Pierce Brosnan

[dhutchinson86]

@Bloxy123 Injured? He resigned in 94 after too long of a wait between movies.

[The08Joker]

the first 2 bond films i ever saw were tim daltons ones , to this day they are still 2 of the best in my opinion. Dalton was great as 007.

[4AJWP]

Only the awesome bonds had more than two movies. Ooops sorry. Tim was really good though.

[Ashoke009]

The video is very short because he has worked only in 2 films. How short video should be of Lazenby ?

[rutgerusvan]

both gunbarrels are awesome.Shame that he doesnt get more credit instead brosnan gets alot of admirers for his soap opera cum pretentious style of acting

I really wished dalton continued

licence to kill is probably the best GB of all time

[Bloxy123]

I kind of wish Dalton didn't get injured, then maybe we'd have more of his 007 movies. He was an excellent bond.

[m3dion]

@zalmanusa Opinions may differ from yours, but that doesn't mean they are false.

(I think Sean Connery is the best, just for the record.)

[zalmanusa]

@MAIJORproductions Ah, you forgot that Timothy Dalton is objectively the number 1 best bond of all time, he's the most accurate representation of Ian Fleming's intended bond. So... Too bad for your little list there buddy.

[ROVER25X]

@m3dion

TLD is my fav Bond intro followed by TND, I agree they are similar but on TLD it sounds very deep and you can tell its a full orchestral effort, my fav soundtrack too, one of Barry's best !



[FlipmindMusic]

Dalton was SUCH an improvement over Roger Moore's campy-as-hell movies. I love the more serious tone, and Dalton had an unmatched intensity when his character was really pissed off. Just glorious to watch.