Preço Blu-Ray 007 - Licence To Kill (Importado)

Timothy Dalton's Second And Last Shot At Playing James Bond Isn't Nearly as Much Fun as His Debut, Two Years Earlier, In The 1987 The Living Daylights. This Time Bond Gets Mad After a Close Friend (David Hedison) From The Intelligence Sector Is Assassinated On His Wedding Day, And 007 Goes Undercover To Link The Murder To An International Drug Cartel. Robert Davi Makes An Interesting Adversary, But as With Most Of The Bond Films In The '70s, '80s, And '90s And Especially Since The End Of The Col

Timothy Dalton's Second And Last Shot At Playing James Bond Isn't Nearly as Much Fun as His Debut, Two Years Earlier, In The 1987 The Living Daylights. This Time Bond Gets Mad After a Close Friend (David Hedison) From The Intelligence Sector Is Assassinated On His Wedding Day, And 007 Goes Undercover To Link The Murder To An International Drug Cartel. Robert Davi Makes An Interesting Adversary, But as With Most Of The Bond Films In The '70s, '80s, And '90s And Especially Since The End Of The Col

Timothy Dalton's Second And Last Shot At Playing James Bond Isn't Nearly as Much Fun as His Debut, Two Years Earlier, In The 1987 The Living Daylights. This Time Bond Gets Mad After a Close Friend (David Hedison) From The Intelligence Sector Is Assassinated On His Wedding Day, And 007 Goes Undercover To Link The Murder To An International Drug Cartel. Robert Davi Makes An Interesting Adversary, But as With Most Of The Bond Films In The '70s, '80s, And '90s And Especially Since The End Of The Col