Review of The Ipcress File (1965) by Sean H — 06 Nov 2007
Easily the finest film ever made - no contest. Caine shines as Harry Palmer, the downbeat, cynical anti-Bond. Sidney Furie's creates a '60s spy masterpiece, with his eerie voyeuristic camera angles, whilst John Barry's haunting, jazz-tinged score is worth the entry price alone.
Quite possibly the coolest film ever, closely followed by From Russia From Love.
This review of The Ipcress File (1965) was written by Sean H on 06 Nov 2007.
The Ipcress File has generally received positive reviews.
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