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Wick
– with 66 Trust Points – rated it
Very Good
The tangled web of deception surrounding James Bond reaches its nexus in Spectre, a more than serviceable installment in the Blond Bond Era. Daniel Craig’s 007 is once again a stone-cold assassin, reprising the gritty killer persona he established in Casino Royale and has doggedly pursued in …
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Wick
– with 66 Trust Points – rated it
Barely OK
Spy’s spinster-styled spoof of James Bond never comes off the hook. It may have worked in a theater with gals all around. But it sure as hell didn’t work 40,000’ over the Atlantic. I’m hardly the target demographic, but only counted three laughs – meager ones at that. When the funnies don’t com…
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Very Good |
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17 Points |
2001 |
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Amazon - Instant Video
Spy Game
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BrianSez
– with 17 Trust Points – rated it
Very Good
A really fun espionage thriller featuring two acting greats: Redford and Pitt. Pitt gets cuffed by the Chinese and the CIA pulls in his old mentor, the just-about-to-retire Robert Redford to help sort things out. As you’d expect, this turns into a one last hurrah for Redford – full of heroic …
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Really Great |
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83 Points |
2011 |
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The Debt
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Wick
– with 66 Trust Points – rated it
Really Great
A mashup of Israel’s bravura capture of Adolph Eichmann and the moral confusion of Munich, The Debt pays off almost completely, missing perfection by ceding reality. Well that and because the Mossad agents’ reluctance to kill the fictional Surgeon of Birkenau annoys as much as it galvanizes….
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None Yet |
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0 Points |
1964 |
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Amazon - Instant Video
The Man from U.N.C.L.E.
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Great |
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17 Points |
2015 |
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Amazon - Instant Video
The Man from U.N.C.L.E.
iTunes
The Man from U.N.C.L.E.
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BrianSez
– with 17 Trust Points – rated it
Great
Loved the 1960’s Italian Immersion that surrounded this traditional spy tale. Add to that some cool-handed dry humor and you’re good for some consistent LOLs, even if the aesthetics were a little over done. I’m predicting a sequel, and yes, I’ll go.
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Great |
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66 Points |
1934 |
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iTunes
The Man Who Knew Too Much
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Wick
– with 66 Trust Points – rated it
Great
Though more than a little dated, the original Man Who Knew Too Much remains a must see for fans of spy thrillers and classic filmcraft. Dryer than a vermouth-free martini, perfectly shot in high contrast B&W and crafted in such accomplished fashion that Hitch’s nickname – The Master – could h…
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None Yet |
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0 Points |
1977 |
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Amazon - Instant Video
The Spy Who Loved Me
iTunes
The Spy Who Loved Me
YouTube
The Spy Who Loved Me
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