"The Living Daylights" starring Timothy Dalton - Part 1

Hello dear listeners!

Whatever The James Bond Complex chats about, excitement follows.

Whenever it’s time to talk Bond, there’s always adventure.

Podcasting on the edge.

That’s right, it’s time once again to talk about a movie.

This week and for the first ever on the show, we review a (real) Timothy Dalton adventure, 1987’s The Living Daylights.

No more funny business, enough with the winks and the pastiche.

Even so, Mathieu and Edgar still manage to have a pretty good time reviewing the film, so much in fact that in the post-recording editing process they deemed to better make it a two parter.

With a piercing, killer gaze they go through the picture like a finely toothed comb, delving into its bountiful qualities.

Just how lovely is that girl with the cello?

Can an anal-retentive, pencil pushing MI6 contact really be a cool dude?

How many accents can a villainous assassin impersonate?

There’s a lot to discuss before this film is, how to say, “put away.” Grab some cake and pig flavoured borscht (yum!), wash it down with high-calcium milk, and enjoy the ride.* *Not all features are automatically included.

Extras optional (JBC ltd. 2019).