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MaineCare Services, in partnership with the Maine Center for Disease Control, was awarded a grant from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) in 2010 called Improving Health Outcomes for Children (IHOC). One goal of the grant is to update the Bright Futures Forms used by providers to document well child visits in Maine to reflect the most recent American Association of Pediatrics recommendations. Practices serving children will soon be able to access the new Bright Futures Toolkit, including revised Visit forms and Patient/Parent Education forms. We realize these updated recommendations are coming at a time when many practices are updating, developing, or installing electronic health record systems. We have had several inquiries from practices regarding the integration of Bright Futures guidelines into their EHR systems. We support the adoption of Bright Futures into EHR systems and would like to meet with practices who are interested in incorporating the newest version of Bright Futures into their EHR systems.
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Anyone know where i can get all the drivers for ( Alienware m17-r1)
I did a fresh install of windows and i would like to get everything running back to the way it use to, everything seems a bit slower now and i'm thinking its because of the drivers and i can seem to find them for this model.
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In reference to your sound post and this post, I now see you have a Dell Alienware.
Here is the Dell/Alienware M17X drivers (they don't list an "r1", just R2 and R3) for Vista 64 bit. They should work OK with Windows 7 64 bit. Dell does not have Windows 7 specific drivers for this model.
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Windows 7 Testing continues...
I have a line of code in my XP login.bat that is:
REM Allow Picturetoexe software to run
regedit.exe /s "\\fp2\netlogon\Batch\pte.reg"
works fine.
When I add this line to the Win7 login.bat it returns the error:
"Registry editing has been disabled by your administrator!"
Which is good ! as I do not want the students to be able to run regedit...but how do I allow the login script to run the command?
I guess I have locked down my win7 test machine more thoroughly than my XP one...
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Falcon Brothers by Pickled Circus
Some time ago i posted on Matthew Roby's "Rebel Rider" print that was available on Etsy. It's a fun print that i still need to pick up. On redbubble is this "Falcon Brothers" tee shirt which has the same style … Continue reading
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Calvin and Hobbes Enamel Pin
I ordered this pin from GBuniqueCreations on Etsy. I have the Tee-Shirt by Chris Wahl, but It's a great looking pin to add to my collection.
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Han Solo print by Allen Panakal
This Han Solo print by Allen Panakal is new to ETSY and is rather stylish IMO. Is the Han Solo image from Gentle giant? There's also a matching Boba Fett print with Slave 1.
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Jorine Peterson
CrossFit Miramont Supervisor
Degrees and Certifications
- CrossFit Level 1 Trainer
- CrossFit Kids Trainer
- CrossFit Endurance
- NASM Certified Personal Trainer
- CrossFit Games Judge 2013 & 2014
- CPR/AED and First Aid
Favorite CrossFit WOD (Workout of the Day)
- "Fran" as prescribed in 5:42
Hobbies and Interests
- Spending time with my husband, family, and friends
- Trail running and biking
- Traveling
- Enjoying Colorado sunny days
- Snowboarding
What CrossFit means to me
I have been involved in CrossFit for over 3 years now. I decided to try it out because I was bored with my current workout routines. The first time I tried a CrossFit workout, I couldn't believe how challenging and intense it was. After the workout, I felt a sense of accomplishment and couldn't wait to challenge myself again!
CrossFit has not only been a challenge physically but even more importantly, the workouts challenge my mind to push past my perceived boundaries allowing for results and breakthroughs to occur. I believe the most gratifying part of CrossFit in Fort Collins is the community. We workout together, suffer together, and celebrate together. Here at CrossFit Miramont, I am thrilled about the opportunity to introduce CrossFit to our members and guests.
Justin Thompson
CrossFit Miramont Trainer & USAW-L1 Olympic Lifting Coach
Degrees and Certifications
- CrossFit Level 2 Trainer
- CrossFit Kids Trainer
- CrossFit Gymnastics Trainer
- CrossFit Mobility Trainer
- CrossFit Olympic Lifting Trainer
- CrossFit Endurance Trainer
- CrossFit Games Judge 2013 & 2014
- USA Weightlifting Level 1 Sports Performance Coach
- NCCPT Certified Personal Trainer
- CPR/AED and First Aid
Favorite CrossFit WOD (Workout of the Day)
"Murph" in honor of Navy Lieutenant Michael Murphy who was killed in action in Afghanistan 2005.
- 1 mile run
- 100 pull-ups
- 200 push-ups
- 300 squats
- 1 mile run
Hobbies and Interests
- Rock Climbing
- Alpine Mountaineering
- Snowboarding
- Cooking Paleo meals
What CrossFit means to me:
I was introduced to CrossFit in 2007 while I was in the Marine Corps. I immediately found it to be an amazing general physical preparedness (GPP) fitness program that could prepare anyone for the unexpected. After 6 years of CrossFit, I believe the most amazing thing about it is the community it creates. I have met the most amazing people that I would never have crossed paths with in life if it weren't for the CrossFit community. Whether it be in a CrossFit box, a seminar, or a local competition, the CrossFit community is accepting and supportive of everyone. Ultimately, we all sweat together, bleed together, cry together and laugh together all while sharing the same daily trial-by-fire during the WOD and pushing our own personal boundaries into uncharted territory we never thought possible. I challenge everyone to give CrossFit a try; you never know, it may change your life!
Cameron Duba
CrossFit Miramont Coach
Degrees and Certifications
- CrossFit Level 1 Trainer
- CPR/AED and First Aid
Favorite CrossFit WOD (Workout of the Day)
- "Badger" as prescribed in 28:30
Hobbies and Interests
- Riding fixed
- Spending time with my dog
- Back country snowboarding
- Rock climbing
What CrossFit means to me
I started CrossFitting to train for hockey during the off-season. After using it as a training regiment for 1 year, I became addicted. Now, CrossFit means making the uncomfortable comfortable, and taking 1 hour out of my day to better myself physically and mentally.
Jenny Gibb
Fort Collins CrossFit Miramont Coach
Degrees and Certifications
- CrossFit Level 2 Trainer
- CrossFit Kids Coach
- NSCA Certified Personal Trainer
- University of Wisconsin La Crosse, Exercise Sport Science
- Strength and Conditioning Concentration & Nutrition Minor
Favorite CrossFit WOD (Workout of the Day)
- "Rahoi"
Hobbies and Interests
- Snowboarding, hiking, boating
- Mud runs
- Spending time with my friends, family and my dog
- Traveling as much as possible
- Yoga
What CrossFit means to me:
I started doing CrossFit at Miramont in August 2012. I remember doing my first WOD and it being something fun for me to try but I never realized how it would have such a big impact on my life. Six months later I got certified as a Coach so I could learn more and spread this incredible knowledge.
I love what CrossFit has done for me. It has given me noticeable strength gains, improved body composition and I feel up for any physical challenge that comes my way! One of my favorite aspects is how intense and quick the workouts are and how much they push me in ways I never thought possible. Also, the community is amazing and the friends I have made through CrossFit in Fort Collins are fabulous! Working out is fun, never a chore and I get to do it with awesome people. Try it – you won't be sorry!
Derek Kates
Fort Collins CrossFit Miramont Coach
Degrees and Certifications
- CrossFit Level 1 Trainer
- B.S. Health & Exercise Science, Health Promotion, Colorado State University
- ACE Certified Personal Trainer
- CPR/AED and First Aid
Favorite CrossFit WOD (Workout of the Day)
- Anythhing that challenges me to do something I didn't think I could
Hobbies and Interests
- Spending time with family & friends
- Any outside
- Fitness
- Sports
What CrossFit means to me
Before I started CrossFit I felt like most people who have never done it before, "that's not for me," "it doesn't work," "too many people get hurt." But I gave in and I tried it, and I've never done anything since. CrossFit gives me a constant push, a new challenge to complete, a new way to look at exercise and life. I look forward to trying new things and new workouts every day. CrossFit is the only way I will train because it makes my life better. Even if you're scared of it I challenge you to try it just once, it might change the way you feel about exercise.
Jon Miles
Fort Collins CrossFit Miramont Coach
Degrees and Certifications
- CrossFit Level 1 Trainer Certificate
- CrossFit Kids Trainer
- AAAI/ISMA Personal Trainer Certification
- Colorado State University, Health and Exercise Science
- CPR/AED and First Aid
Favorite CrossFit WOD (Workout of the Day)
- "Filthy Fifty"
Hobbies and Interests
- Hockey, snowboarding, football, basketball, sports in general
- Music
- Any outdoor activity in Colorado
- Spending time with friends and family
- Challenging myself mentally and physically
What CrossFit means to me
CrossFit has been in my life for many years, I just did not know it! For over 10 years, I have been training myself to perform better in sports using functional movements. In June 2012, I started CrossFit in Fort Collins and have not looked back since. I received my Level 1 Coaching Certificate in August 2012.
Since CrossFit has been part of my life, I have found each and every workout a challenge, pushing me physically and mentally. The aspect of CrossFit that I believe is most impactful would be the community. Every single person pushes themselves to their limit, motivating each other the entire way, and celebrating as a group once the WOD is completed. It truly is a different experience than I have ever had before!


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So, today for most of the day, I was like this:
I didn't do much today. I lounged around alone in the house wearing my pajamas all day, as my mom and sister were out shopping at my most hated store of all time. MOTHERFUCKIN' BIG LOTS. It's like Walmart, only smaller and crappier, although it does have a good snack selection. There used to be one in my town, and my mom dragged me in there every day. I even threw up in the parking lot once... When I was maybe 9 or 10, it finally closed and was bulldozed down to make room for a Walgreens. I had never been so happy in my life.
Unfortunately, there is still one Big Lots an hour away. I had to go to that one a couple of years ago. We were only going to stop in "for a minute," which turned into 3 hours. My sister had a doctor's appointment in that city today, so my mom went there today and got her Big Lots fix.
While my sister was being tortured in Big Lots Hell, I was at home playing Okamiden and watching cartoons like a little kid. Hahaha! Justice!
Girl Best Friend is coming over tomorrow. She kept asking and asking, and I hesitated at first, but I eventually said yes. I haven't had anyone come over to my house in so long because I'm always embarrassed by my mom's childishness and my sister's brattiness. I've already given her a fair warning, but I'm still afraid they'll be REALLY bad... So I'm nervous that they'll be terrible, but I think she'd understand.
Yeah, speaking of that, I just got yelled at because I asked my sister to not slurp her water so loudly. The TV is on full-blast, and I can still hear that disgusting noise. And it really and truly sounds like she's doing it on purpose. It's so loud and over-the-top. Overly gross eating noises seriously upset me, and my mom gets all defensive because she eats almost as disgustingly as my sister does... Except she doesn't have the excuse of being 8. I hate how pissy and bitchy my mom is all the time and how she just lets my sister be disgusting.
So, anyway, at some point during the day today, I became super lonely. So I decided to talk to FCG. At first she didn't know who I was because she broke her phone and had to get a new one, but then we talked for 20 minutes or so. I asked her about her job, which is apparently strange and monotonous. Then her phone was about to die, so she had to go, and I said it was nice talking to her and that I missed her a lot. And she said she missed me too and she was "going to talk to me often." :D Ohhh, I hope so!
So, then I was all like this:
did you make those memes yourself?
i hope FCG talks to you often, too. ^-^
Yes, I drew those. Hahaha. Stick Super Duck! :D At first I just had the awesomefaces, but then I gave them my hair so it looked more like me.
Of course she wants to talk to you more often! Who wouldn't? You're awesometastic.
And yay for playing video games and watching cartoons instead of being stuck in awful boring stores of dread and evil.
Edit: I forgot to say that I love your doodles. They're wonderful. :D
:D Thank you! I actually feel pretty awesometastic for once. Haha.
I know! I am sooo glad I'm old enough to stay home by myself now. The words "Big Lots" used to strike fear into my tiny little 5-year-old Super Duck heart. :(
Aren't you glad I push you to do this stuff :P
Anyways, I HAVE BIG LOTS HERE TOO AND I HATE THEM AS WELL
That's redick!
We have a Big Lots here in HickTown too...as well as 2 wal marts...go figure...but I hate it so much. I sit in the huge isle with like, the lawn tables and shiz for decks and text people until my mom gives up with the whole "OHZ MAI GAWD CHRIS LOOK AT DIS RIGHT HAR!" and we leave. :/
I just sat on the chairs and stuff too last time I had to go. I hate that store soooooo much.
And I totaLLY hope FCG talks to you more often!
Mental wounds not healing, driving me insane, i'm goin' off the rails on a crazy train- the ozzman
Your awesome little drawings just made my day. So cool! :) I hope things will go well with FCG, but I mean how could they not when you're as amazingly awesome as you are? :D


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Whether you inhabit a studio or a sprawling house with one challenging space, Maxwell Gillingham-Ryan, co-founder of the most popular interior design website, Apartment Therapy, will help you transform tiny into totally fabulous. nbsp; According to Maxwell, size constraints can actually unlock your design creativity and allow you to focus on what's essential. In this vibrant book, he shares forty small, cool spaces that will change your thinking forever. nbsp; These apartments and houses demonstrate hundreds of inventive solutions for creating more space in your home, and for making it more comfortable. Leading us through entrances, living rooms, kitchens and dining rooms, bedrooms, home offices, and kids' rooms, Apartment Therapy's Big Book of Small, Cool Spaces is brimming with ingenious tips and ideas, such as: nbsp; *nbsp;nbsp; Shifting the sense of scale through contrasting colors *nbsp;nbsp; Adding airiness by using transparent collections *nbsp;nbsp; Utilizing the area under a loft bed for a kitchen and mini-bar *nbsp;nbsp; Tucking an office with chic vintage doors into an unused bedroom corner nbsp; In each dwelling Maxwell points out what makes the layout work and what adds style. Most of the "therapy" involves minor tweaks that can be accomplished on a limited budget, such as dividing a room with sheer curtains, turning a door into a desk, or disguising electrical boxes with art displays. An extensive resource guide, including Maxwell's favorite websites for buying desks, open storage solutions, and much more, will help you turn even the tiniest residence into a place you are always happy to come home to.nbsp; nbsp;
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This is the most underrated film in the series. It's ironic that the first
of the EON films not to draw its title directly from an Ian Fleming story
is also the closest in spirit to Fleming since "On Her Majesty's Secret
Service." Of course, the titles had long since become the ONLY connection
between Fleming's original stories and the movies -- the film plots and
Roger Moore's portrayal bore almost no resemblance to Fleming's Bond.
In "License to Kill" continues what he started in "The Living Daylights": he portrays a Bond that is still an ultra-suave superagent, but is also moody and reckless -- in other words, human.
Bond is driven to avenge the near murder of his friend Felix Leiter (and the murder of Leiter's wife) at the hands of drug lord Franz Sanchez. Sanchez is excellently played by Robert Davi. He ends up being assisted by CIA agent Pam Bouvier. Bouvier is played by Cary Lowell, in a performance that earns her automatic entry onto the list of top 5 all time Bond women.
Some elements of the story come from Fleming's short story "The Hildebrande Rarity." Sanchez's doomed henchmen Milton Krest is lifted directly from "The Hildebrand Rarity," and elements of the relationship between Sanchez and his girlfriend Lupe echo that of Krest and his wife Liz in the original story.
The other Fleming story drawn upon is "Live and Let Die" for the plot-driving scene in which Leiter is thrown to the sharks. (This marks the second time that Fleming's "Live and Let Die" was drawn upon for a key scene in a movie other than the film version of LALD. The other is the "dragged behind a speedboat over the reef" scene in "For Your Eyes Only." It kind of makes you wonder what the powers that be at EON were thinking when they couldn't find a place for these powerful, effective scenes in the pastiche that is LALD.)
"License to Kill" features a realistic, believable story. Add to it the equal ruthlessness of Bond and Sanchez in their respective portrayals by Dalton and Davi and you have a movie that will stand out over time as one of the best in the series.
Timothy Dalton only played Bond twice, but he tried to base his
interpretation of the character on the descriptions provided by Ian Fleming
in the original novels. Therefore, his Bond is quite ruthless and
embittered, and always ready to stick two fingers up at the establishment if
he feels they've got it wrong.
Bond is vacationing in Florida, acting as best-man at his friend Felix Leiter's wedding, when the unthinkable happens. Leiter and his wife are assaulted by some Central American thugs; the wife is murdered and Leiter is crippled by sharks. Bond is obviously deeply unhappy about this, but his bosses instruct him to let the matter drop and get on with another assignment. 007 knows who is responsible for the injuries to his friend, so he revokes his licence to kill and becomes a rogue agent, tracking down the villainous drug lord Sanchez (Robert Davi) to his Latin America headquarters. Here, aided by Sanchez's unfaithful mistress Lupe (Talisa Soto) and CIA agent Pam Bouvier (Carey Lowell), Bond attempts to wipe out their enormous clandestine drug operation single-handedly.
There's definitely an uneasy, hard edge to the film which makes it unique among the Bond series. Whether or not this improves the film depends on your personal taste: if you like safe, humorous Roger Moore escapades, you'll probably find this too jarring, whereas if you prefer espionage stories with a bit of grit and sweat, this may be just what you're after. The action sequences are still outrageous in the tried-and-trusted Bond style, with memorable episodes featuring a daring helicopter .vs. airplane pursuit; a barefoot water-skiing sequence; and a truck chase down the side of a mountain. Some of the language, though not out-and-out "foul", is a bit stronger and more believable than in other Bond entries. The theme tune from Gladys Knight and the Pips is one of the better 007-tracks.
Licence to Kill is a new twist on the Bond theme. It isn't the best, and some of its new ideas don't fit with the usual routine (which may or may not be a good thing), but it is certainly interesting.
Licence To Kill is one of the most underrated Bond movies since On Her
Majesty's Secret Service. Slipping easily back into 007's shoes with
style after his previous role as Bond, Timothy Dalton embodies the
character. With a break away from the comic-book villains and
fantastical locations, the filmmakers decide to focus instead on a very
adult and contemporary story about drug smuggling and revenge. Michael
G. Wilson and Richard Maibaum's story is engaging and exciting, with a
steadfast confidence in their leading man. This is a Bond movie that
took risks -- it was the first 15-rated Bond film in the UK -- and
surely deserves kudos for doing so. Make no mistake; this is not a
family Bond picture. Its themes require a more mature perspective than
its predecessors, and the violence is certainly stronger than anything
that had come before. Unfortunately, these factors seem to be what
critics of Licence To Kill call 'faults'. But why is change so bad, I
ask? Casino Royale is getting major appreciation from critics for its
grittiness and its darker edge. So why not Licence To Kill? After all,
this is the movie that started the current trend, with Dalton's mature
portrayal of Bond paving the way for Pierce Brosnan and, without doubt,
Daniel Craig. It always amazes me that people do not give Dalton more
respect for what he did with the character. This guy started the ball
rolling. And boy did he give it a hard push.
The characters in Licence To Kill are one of it's major plus points. James Bond is the most human we have seen him in 20 years, as Dalton brings a real sense emotional depth to the character; a tortured man full of hurt and pain and vengeance, his determined and stony face almost cracking with the burning hatred that is barely contained inside of him. We also get a strong female lead with Carey Lowell, whose portrayal of Pam Bouvier is at once intelligent, sexy, and funny. On the flip side of the coin, we have a genuinely terrifying villain in the shape of Robert Davi, playing his role deadly straight with not a hint of camp. It's a rare scenario where you feel Bond has met someone of equal competence. The Sanchez character is a frightening presence, and an early role from Benicio Del Toro is just as effective; his chilling grin a fear-inducing sight.
Technically speaking, John Glen's direction is taught and assured, with the pace never really letting up for the 130+ minutes running time, save at the very end of the movie where the spectacular truck chase sequence perhaps drags just a little. The brilliant Michael Kamen also supplies us with an elegant, sensual and brooding score that is a vital player unto itself, complimenting the visuals excellently.
In spite of these pluses, there are some minor quibbles. As I said before, the truck finale is perhaps a bit long, even though the stunt work is amazing, but it does slow the pace a bit. Talisa Soto is indeed beautiful as Sanchez' girlfriend but, bless her, she isn't exactly the most talented actress on the planet. She plays her part well enough, but the role isn't exactly Oscar-worthy, and it's not helped by the fact that the script tends to relegate her to the sidelines. Everett McGill's cigar-chomping Killifer is rather too pantomime for me - he just doesn't stand up to the characters of Sanchez or Anthony Zerbe's Krest but he doesn't stick around long so doesn't get in the way too much.
With a striking leading man in Bond's shoes, Licence To Kill deserves a lot more credit than it gets. This is the film that broke the mould, opening the doors to a more adult, violent Bond world that continued briefly with some of the Brosnan films and certainly with Daniel Craig's portrayal of the character. In Timothy Dalton we have a brilliant actor in the starring role who brought us a more human and believable Bond, yet it is Daniel Craig who is currently getting the credit for these exact traits. Don't get me wrong, his characterisation is superb. But Dalton is the one who started it off, and it is a shame that he only made the two films.
John Glen says that from all of the Bond movies that he directed, Licence To Kill is the one he is most proud of. And rightly so. Not only do we get a more fleshed-out character in Bond than previous outings, we get a more believable and mature storyline, with great characters and competent direction. Definitely one of the most underrated Bond movies, this engaging film is a great piece of entertainment, and one that I hope will gather praise with time. See it.
4 stars.
The worst-performing movie in the Bond movie in terms of grosses, it
probably failed because it wasn't really a Bond at all. True, it is the
character Fleming created, and Q is in there, but this extremely violent
thriller with its strong female characterisation (Carey Lowell, perhaps the
only Bond girl with `balls') is not a neat fit with the
The only one of the franchise created especially with star Timothy Dalton in mind (perhaps the sexiest Bond of them all?) it is a tale of loyalty, drug cartels, sharks, and 007 losing his licence and setting off as a vigilante. Lowell plays agent Pam Bouvier, who shines in a bar fight and gives 007 as good as he gets. And boy, do these two have chemistry together!
The only problem with this movie is that it gets so truncated on its TV showings that it loses a lot of its point (and in the worst edit I saw, its sense). There is perhaps too much going on - the abused Latino bimbo, the crooked evangelist, the Japanese businessmen touring the factory, the casino
Not at all as bad as many commentators at the time and since have suggested. What a pity the series stagnated after this before its big budget Pierce Bronson revival. Dalton should have had the chance to show us more of the character he portrays in `Licence to Kill'. And what a great theme tune from Gladys Knight.
I really liked Timothy Dalton as Bond. I really thought the guy did a
job. The Living Daylights was an excellent Bond thriller, more in line
Dr No and From Russia With Love in tone and style, but with Licence To
you can tell that Broccoli decided to compete with the big boys with this
action packed spectacular that aims high and scores. What we have here is
Bond with spectacular action scenes and a more nastier steak with regards
the violence that is more in line with Hollywood action blockbusters than
with quintessential British spies. This is why the film works. Licence To
Kill is much more darker than any of the Bond films that has come before,
and after the silliness of the Moore era, that was what this franchise
needed. Why have world domination craving villains when you can just p*ss
Bond off, big time. Having Felix Lieter maimed and his wife killed on
wedding day is inspired and immediately puts the film on a darker streak.
The script here is very strong as we watch a darker more violent Bond
infiltrate the bad guy's lifestyle and then proceed to work from there.
Don't make any mistakes this is not a Bond film that would be broadcast during a Bank Holiday afternoon. What we have here is a film that is graphically violent. Check out the head explosion scene or the nasty incidents involving sharks. Having Bond on the revenge path makes for a more interesting tale than just another villain trying to take over the world. The more personal element fits in with this more darker Bond. Dalton really rises to the occasion here and ensures that he will be remembered as a fine actor who played the part of James Bond. The ice cool look of anger as he dumps a bad guy into a shark tank with a case fool of money is fantastic as is his reaction to finding Lieter's dead wife. It may not be said, buy OHMSS is being referenced. Helping Dalton along the way is a great support cast. Robert Davi is superb as Franz Sanchez, without doubt the nastiest Bond villain there has ever been. We have two Bond girls too. Talisa Soto is beautifully sultry, but Carey Lowell just pips her to the post as Pam Bouvier who really gives Bond a run for his money. Another great casting point is an increased role for Q. Desmond Lewellyn appears here more than he ever has done before, helping out in the mission that makes one wonder the Bond writers never thought of it before, or why they never did it after.
Licence To Kill is classic Bond. Purists may give of with the more American touch to the narrative (you just know that any theatrical trailer is crying out for voice over man to go "this time it's personal"), but the more darker narrative suits the film and it shows that Dalton was a good Bond no matter what his critics say. With some of the most spectacular action sequences at the time, this is a genuine Bond classic.
Shaken and stirred most definitely.
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In the most serious Bond movie since "From Russia with Love," writer
Michael G. Wilson eliminated some of the very elements that have
contributed to the longevity of the seriesnamely, the biting humor,
fascinating locations, and a grandiose scheme perpetrated by a fantasy
"Licence to Kill" was almost a claustrophobic Bond considering
its limited and uninteresting trips to Key West and Isthmus City
Daltonwho is once again serious and on targetshould have been lightened up a bit Audiences who spend two or more hours with Bond need to laugh once in a while Thankfully, Q, awarded the biggest role of his film career (following a tip-off from an anxious Moneypenny), was on hand to provide some crucial comic relief
The story was a brave departure from anything previously ventured: shortly after acting as best man at the wedding of Felix Leiter, Bond discovers that Leiter's bride has been murdered and that his friend has been savaged by a shark With grim determination, 007 launches a personal vendetta against Frank Sanchez, the sadistic drug baron responsible; his obsession sees him stripped of his license to kill by a furious M (Robert Brown).
Robert Davi proved to be an excellent choice for the role of murderous South American drug lord Franz Sanchez Surrounded by a private army that keeps potential assassins at arm's length, Sanchez was not an easy target His main associates include corrupt seaman Anthony Zerbe, a drunken pervert and a sadist Benecio Del Toro
Carey Lowell showed to be the best Bond girl in years She was delightful as Pam Bouvier, a resourceful, beautiful CIA pilot and undercover operative who helps Bond at every turn Her excellent introduction in the Barrelhead Bar is nothing but pure dynamite
*** This review may contain spoilers ***
After a major drugs bust CIA agent Felix Leiter gets married with his
friend James Bond as his best man. However in a revenge attack drug
lord Franz Sanchez mutilates Leiter and kills his wife. James Bond
wants revenge but is ordered to stay out of it. Ignoring the order Bond
goes on a personal vendetta to bring down Sanchez's organisation.
This was Dalton's second and last Bond movie. It was also his best. The nature of Bond is a lot darker than during the Roger Moore years and this lends itself to a more violent film with revenge as the motivation. The story is actually OK and allows some humour, however some may not like the idea of Bond as a vigilante type. The action is pretty good although not as visually stunning as other blockbusters. The drama is good and the Bond girls are all good.
Dalton was a good Bond no matter what is said all he did was take it back to the root rather than playing it camp like Moore, he gave a harder edge to the role that was missing. Davi is a good bad guy he can do this in his sleep and he's good here even if his 'evil Cuban guy' dial is turned up to 11! The girls are both good in different ways Lowell's more demure comedy role or Soto's vixen. The inclusion of faces like Everett McGill is good and the rising star of Benicio Del Toro is an interesting find in retrospect. Wayne Newton is also really funny in a funny cameo.
Overall this isn't the best of the Bonds but it is a nice change after years of Moore being camp. The darker edge may put some off but it does add more action to the proceedings that had been missing recently.
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Licence To Kill came out during the huge box office summer of '89 (which
included Batman, Indiana Jones, Ghostbusters II, etc). Unfortunately,
advertising and Timothy Dalton's lack of appeal to American audiences did
not bring in the big bucks that could have been expected. While the film
not do great in the US compared to other Bond films, it still did well
overseas. Because of the assumption that LTK was a flop, people consider
one of the weakest entries in the series. Needless to say, they're dead
(Possible Spoilers)
Sanchez is one of the most realistic, deadly villains Bond has ever met, and this is also 007's most personal mission yet. Felix Leiter, the trusted ally and Bond's best friend is fed to sharks and his newlywed bride has been murdered. After Bond decides to attend to Felix and find out what happens and doesn't leave for his mission, he resigns and his license to kill is revoked by M. Bond goes on a personal vendetta which involves more spying, more detective work and less gadgets and over the top villanious plans. Licence to Kill isn't everybody's cup of tea, and some think it's a Charles Bronson rip off, but personally I see it as more of an Ian Fleming Bond movie, which is ironic since this is the first movie title not to be taken from a Fleming novel. Q has a nice supporting role rather than the smaller role he usually has.
In a way, I always see Licence to Kill to be the end of an era for Bond films. It seemed with Goldeneye's release in 1995, Pierce Brosnan's Bond is not the same Bond as portrayed by his four predecessors. I don't know why, but with Felix Leiter out of action, Bond losing his license, the last appearance of so many members of the Bond crew and cast, it seems like Dalton's final portrayal was the end of one continuity, and Brosnan's is a new, revamped Bond. Nonetheless, this is one of the best Bond films of the entire series, both pre-Brosnan and the Brosnan era.
Sure, it's not the best 007 film, and Dalton is not the best Bond (that
would be Brosnan or Connery, leaning toward Connery for the better
films), but the idea that anyone would be appalled by the violence in
this movie is, err, appalling. Did people forget that in DR. NO Connery
plugs six bullets into Prof. Dent? Or breaks the neck of No's security
guard on the island? Or that Quarrel is graphically roasted alive by
the dragon? In FRWL, people are strangled and stabbed and beaten and
shot throughout the entire movie! Had no one actually read Fleming's
LIVE AND LET DIE novel? Bond is a Secret Agent with a Licence To Kill,
hence the title of this movie! At the time, I was very impressed with
this movie, and still find it enjoyable to watch though it hasn't aged
well. The dialog is rough at times and so is some of the acting, though
it had the best cast in a 007 film in dog's years! The costuming is a
joke, the drug story shop-worn, and 007's 'resignation' scene, what
should have been the first truly dramatic moment of the entire movie,
is treated as though the movie starred Steven Segal! Also, in a series
where music plays an integral part, this movie just didn't come
through. Knight's title theme has a rousing under-rhythm, but overall
it's just a modern 'Thunderball', and Kamen's non-score makes me feel
like I'm watching a 'Lethal Weapon' movie. When it ends and the most
memorable music in the film is the Mex-mariachi music from the trucks'
speakers, you know the music director f'd up big time! How come that
wasn't on the soundtrack? Heh-he.
Still there are plenty high points thanks to the EON team: David Hedison as the best Felix Lieter ever, Carey Lowell as the best Bond Girl since Melina Havelock, Q's extended presence, the camera-gun, the Hong Kong narcotics plot twist, and the credible action stunts (007 overtaking the drug money plane is breathless from the moment he harpoon's one of Sanchez' men, pun intended)! Seeing James Bond actually get hurt at the end of the movie was a real stunner though! In the end, it's not great Bondage, but it's an overlooked cut above much of it's competition.
Goldfinger is the benchmark of great Bond films, and while this one
doesn't come anywhere near that - you still can't really ask much more
of a Bond film. Licence to Kill, the last of the eighties bond films,
stands out because director John Glen seems keen to make it as little
like the rest of the series as possible. Most Bond films feature the
popular spy on a mission and answering to MI6 - but here he's acting
out a personal vendetta, and we get to see a different side to Ian
Flemings' character. The film opens with a rather over the top wedding
sequence, in which James Bonds' friend and ally Felix Leighter gets
married to a pretty blonde woman. However, just before this we watched
Bond and Felix apprehend a drug dealer, and not taking to being caught
very kindly - the dealer decides to use some of his cronies to maim
Felix and kill his wife. Bond then decides to go after the drug dealer,
much to the dismay of MI6 who promptly take away his licence to kill.
This doesn't stop Bond, however, as along with a few allies - he sets
out to get revenge on those responsible...
Many people say that Timothy Dalton was the worst of the Bonds, but I disagree. While he doesn't fit the role as well as Sean Connery, and isn't quite manly enough for my liking - his suave style goes brilliantly with the James Bond character, and he is perfect for exploring the darker side of the character in this film. The film has that eighties style that often seems tacky nowadays, but it's not laid on thick until the very end, and this doesn't hinder the film. The stunts are the best thing about Licence to Kill, as the director constantly succeeds at delivering memorable and exciting action scenes, the best of which is saved until the end. The fact that this film takes in the theme of 'the war on drugs' means it stands out from a lot of the rest of the series as world domination is never mentioned. Robert Davi gets to play the Bond villain, and for me is one of the best of the entire series. He manages to be evil without ever looking comical, and that can't be easy in a series known for being completely overblown. Overall, Licence to Kill is undoubtedly one of my favourite Bond films, and it therefore comes highly recommended!
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