007 - Permissão para Matar
Seu lado ruim é um lugar perigoso.
1989 • 133 min • Adventure · Action · Thriller
Our family guide
Best from age 14- 100 Reviewers · 7 · 72%
- 64 Audience · 2222 · 28%
James Bond age por conta própria para vingar um amigo, infiltrando-se na organização de um traficante de drogas neste thriller cheio de ação. Ele enfrenta encontros perigosos, perseguições de alto risco e confrontos intensos em busca de justiça. A história explora temas de lealdade e retribuição.
- Violence & peril
- 7/10
- Language
- 3/10
- Drinking, drugs & smoking
- 6/10
- Romance & sensuality
- 4/10
- Scary moments
- 5/10
Heads up
- Violência intensa e tortura implícita
- Perigo e perseguições frequentes
- Algumas situações sugestivas
What it models well
- Lealdade aos amigos
- Busca por justiça
- Perseverança diante do perigo
Talk about it after
- Consequências da vingança
- O sistema de justiça versus a ação vigilante
- Perigos do tráfico de drogas
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Top billed cast
Director: John Glen • Crew: Richard Maibaum, Michael G. Wilson
Trailers & clips
Revenge on Killifer
007: Licence to Kill (1989) "Purely... Business" Trailer
007: Licence to Kill (1989) "How Many Times Can One Man Leave You Breathless" Trailer
Bond Arrives In Isthmus
Bond Sneaks Aboard the Wavekrest
Bond tries to assassinate Sanchez
007's Getaway
Barrelhead bar fight
Reviewer notes
Recommended"Licence to Kill" is unquestionably a very unusual Bond film in every conceivable way imaginable.…
RecommendedThis 007 film stays true to its motif. This begins an era of "no fun" 007 films, where the wit is very minimal and every scene is whiplash brutal. However, unlike most later 007 films, this one stays true to its design. It doesn't try to "contrive" the story. Instead, there is a flow.…
Recommended**License to Kill transformers Bond from a goofy punchline to a vengeful unstoppable force, turning the franchise from whimsical to gritty and producing one of the best films of the series.** License to Kill marked a major shift in the franchise away from the campy, goofy, and almost family-friendly Roger Moore Bind films to something darker and more brutal.…
RecommendedMan, del Toro was only 21 in this film and still makes a showing as one of the most lethal Bond baddies in the history of the franchise. And for those of you who are obsessed with Bondlore, this is the 007 film that references the events in OHMSS which proves that Bond is one person and not just a "title" like the people who are trying to completely rewrite the franchise to inject modern politics over story and fun.…
RecommendedI was just not a fan of Timothy Dalton's "007" and so can't say I was looking forward with much enthusiasm to this. Sadly, it didn't surprise - it's a really far fetched, frankly rather unpleasant, outing for Ian Fleming's deadly agent that sees him on the trail of an evil drug lord who fed "Felix" (David Hedison) to a shark whilst doing away that man's new wife.…
RecommendedTrusted family reviewers_**A different kind of Bond**_ Released in 1989, "Licence to Kill" always struck me as the most atypical Bond film. In this one James (Timothy Dalton) goes rogue after a good friend's bride is murdered and the friend is half-eaten by a shark. Stripped of his authority, Bond vengefully goes after the responsible drug lord, Sanchez (Robert Davi).…
RecommendedTrusted family reviewersEffective immediately, your licence to kill is revoked, and I require you to hand over your weapon. Licence to Kill is directed by John Glen and written by Richard Maibaum and Michael G. Wilson. It's an original story that uses characters and instances created by Ian Fleming.…
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