"License to Kill" is a 1989 action film and the 16th installment in the James Bond series, featuring Timothy Dalton as the iconic British spy. The plot follows Bond as he seeks revenge against a drug lord, Franz Sanchez, who has harmed his friend, Felix Leiter. The film is notable for its darker tone and more intense action sequences compared to previous entries. The movie was directed by John Glen and is unique for its departure from the traditional MI6 mission format, focusing instead on personal vendetta. It explores themes of loyalty and justice, showcasing Bond's willingness to operate outside the law to protect those he cares about.