Customer Ratings & Reviews

Blu ray Bond is best ! I am replacing all of my DVDs with the blu ray version for my 4K player and flat screen. Better picture, sound, and more durable disc.

After having watched this, I realized it was better than the other Bond movie by this actor. I am pleased with this purchase.

Ever since 1987's "The Living Daylights" was first made available on home video after its original theatrical release, I have always had a copy of it in every video format: from a Betamax Videocassette to VHS to VCD and, most recently, to DVD, which had only the film's two theatrical trailers as "Special Features." Finally, I got myself a Blu-Ray copy, for only about $12, containing loads of fascinating extras, apart from a high-definition, crystal clear resolution of the actual movie. Having grown-up in the 1960s-1970s, my template for the ideal James Bond had always been (Sir) Sean Connery, even as he visibly aged considerably towards his final official EON film "Diamonds Are Forever" in 1971, as a one-time comeback of sorts after George Lazenby portrayed 007 in 1969's "On Her Majesty's Secret Service." While I still closely followed the Bond films during (Sir) Roger Moore's 12-year tenure as Bond from 1973 to 1985, I never really took him seriously as a credible government assassin, but more of an elegant, almost foppish, lady-killer. Don't get me wrong -- I've liked Moore as Simon "The Saint" Templar and briefly as Lord Brett Sinclair in "The Persuaders" and in a number of his other roles and appearances. In addition, the gags, in-jokes, tongue-in-cheek portrayal of Bond, the incredulous plots, outlandish production design and a nearly-geriatric 007 (Moore was 57 in his final film "A View To A Kill") were wearing really thin and long in the tooth. Thus, Moore's replacement, Timothy Dalton, a classically-trained Shakesperean actor with a natural flair for action roles, was a welcome change. His more realistic approach, intense portrayal and grittier action (by performing most of his stunts), while still remaining suave and debonair, were truly a joy to see. It is rather unfortunate, though, that many audiences were not yet ready for this new style, having been accustomed to the more "fun" Moore films. Happily, the present Bond, Daniel Craig, has revived this approach in his four movies to date, to great public acclaim. Times have changed indeed.

If you're looking for a action packed movie that will keep you entertained I recommend this movie. Non stop action from beginning to end!

Not the best movie in the series but the quality in this DVD is there.

After the death of his friend's wife and the maiming of the friend. Bond feels upon himself to seek vengeance. The target is an international drug dealer who places a high price on loyalty. When MI6 refuses to do anything Bond goes rouge. With the help of an undercover operative Bonds head to the dealer's lair. There are some twist and this is the more underrated Bond films.

Of ALL the actors (this includes SC and DC, both whom I love in their portrayals) Timothy Dalton was the closest to Ian Fleming's vision for the character. He fell victim to bad scripts and mannequin Bond girls that couldn't act their way out of a bag. I remember how I looked forward to him taking the reigns from RM who had become little more than a butler in the role.

Timothy Dalton is a highly underrated Bond, he brought a much darker tone to the character and played him more true to the source than any of the actors to take the part before him. If you are a fan of Daniel Craig you need to check out Dalton's Bond films. They still have the humour but as I mentioned they are much darker and Craigs Bond drew influences from his films.

I think that "The Living Daylights" was once again one of the greatest James Bond films of all-time and it was also one of my many favorite James Bond films of all-time. I've been a fan of the entire James Bond film series and I also think that "The Living Daylights" had a lot of entertaining and enjoyable action, drama, mystery and suspense including a really great and amazing cast and storylines as well.

Living Daylights is a excellent movie that everyone should check out. Timothy Dalton was a cool James Bond that you don't here much of these days, if you haven't already seen I would recommend giving it a view and purchasing it here at Best Buy, "Delivered my bluray fast and in mint condition (via usps)".

The Living Daylights is one of the best Bond movies IMHO. John Barry's last Bond score but it could be his best and that is saying something. I ordered this version from BB thinking it had the digital code in it, but alas it did not. At 9.99 minus a 5.00 reward zone coupon it was still a keeper for me.

Another chapter in the life of 007. For the unfamiliar Bond enthusiasts. This is about as real of a depiction of real world espionage and governmental tyranny at its worst. Not the best 007 film ever but not the worst. I give it a 7 on a scale of 1-10 in Bond moments. Enjoy double O fans.

Not as good as Connery, Brosnan and Craig but Overall it's a good Bond film,and nice debut for Dalton,who really came into his own as Bond in the next film,License to Kill,which is excellent.Great DVD with a sharp picture,good sound,and lots of extras.

I'm not the biggest Dalton Bond fan, but I needed these Blu-Rays to complete my Digital HD Bond collection and for some reason the Timothy Dalton Bond Collection didn't include Digital HD codes (even though the other Bond Collections did) - very odd

Timothy Dalton ranks as one of the better Bonds, perhaps third to Connery and Craig. Both of his outings are involving, with good secondary characters and sturdy plots. Looks great in hi-def and has all the quality features of the DVD release.

It's action-packed and fun to watch. I have the entire James Bond collection but I didn't buy the box set I bought all of them as they came available or on sale, in other words I'd say buy the Box set for sure so you don't have to wait.

I really like Timothy Dalton's interpretation of James Bond. I've read many of the novels, and it isn't hard for me to put Dalton's "face" to the character. I like that this film didn't rely on gadgets, one liners and an over the top villain.

I really liked this BOND GUY the story may not have been the greatest.... but he LOOKS BOND, SPEAKS BOND and ACTS BOND well also {maybe because in my mind SEAN is BOND and ROGER is THE SAINT is an influence}

Timothy Dalton's first time as bond and he does it well. He may not be my favorite Bond but he manages it just fine and with more action and gadgets than the classics, I'm happy, especially on Blu-ray. I found these at BB on sale and couldn't be happier, grab one for yourself.

Even the worst James Bond is better than most movies. Good action I’m just not a dalton fan as James Bond