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By Santi S (4) on 15 Dec 2007

Dated... but in a good way. It's not quite up there with 'Get Carter' but it's not that far off…

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By Peter O (143) on 14 Dec 2007

They don't make them like this anymore... well, the Americans try but too hard…

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By Rick W (174) on 10 Dec 2007

Forget James bond: Harry Palmer hits a bit closer to the mark…

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By Guido A (24) on 07 Dec 2007

Go Palmer go! The James Bond of the poor in an amazing thriller…

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By Simon P (766) on 06 Dec 2007

It isn't usual to read a B-107 to its subject, but I'm going to set you straight. Insubordinate. Insolent. A trickster…

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By Punky P (15) on 06 Dec 2007

It isn't usual to read a B-107 to its subject, but I'm going to set you straight. Insubordinate. Insolent. A trickster…

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By Jean-Francois I (3) on 05 Dec 2007

My first thriller I saw it again a few years ago thank you Mr Caine…

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By Daniel K (1,478) on 29 Nov 2007

The Ipcress File follows British agent Harry Palmer, who is sent to contact a man suspected to be involved in the kidnapping of a prominent…

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By Anthony S (1,574) on 29 Nov 2007

Captures the dark underbelly of espionage; something the glamorous Bond films never managed to attain until over forty years after this was made…

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By Steven M (1,153) on 25 Nov 2007

Very cool, very British, very Cold-War. Michael Caine is one suave dude...even cooler that Connery. I didn't think it could be done…

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By Darren W (336) on 25 Nov 2007

Harry Palmer is the best secret agent ever…

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By Jay A (482) on 25 Nov 2007

Michael Caine is Harry Palmer, the complete opposite of James Bond--a spy who's rather bored by his profession…

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By David G (2,424) on 10 Nov 2007

Tricky and involving thriller, featuring double agents and brainwashing. Michael Caine, in his first above the title role sparks as Harry Palmer…

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By Michael H (3,299) on 09 Nov 2007

Landmark piece with Michael Caine suited to Palmer…

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By James C (2,975) on 08 Nov 2007

A straight to the point espionage thriller, dated slightly but Caine, as you would expect, is on fine form as always…

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By Margaret N (15) on 07 Nov 2007

Caine in horn-rimmed glasses being coolly resourceful - great score…

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By Sean H (887) on 06 Nov 2007

Easily the finest film ever made - no contest. Caine shines as Harry Palmer, the downbeat, cynical anti-Bond…

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By Dick M (40) on 05 Nov 2007

Antidote to the glossy James Bond films, this was rough and ready and just as stylish…

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By Deborah M (214) on 20 Oct 2007

Not a bad film, quite a good plot line I did not think I would enjoy this film but I did…

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By Barry L (336) on 17 Oct 2007

Caine was born to play these roles....Superb…

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