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By Alain L (15) on 09 Aug 2007

What a joyful film, far more realistic than Bond, Caine gives an excellent performance as the awkward, insubordinate Harry Palmer, who saves…

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By Joey M (303) on 04 Aug 2007

Dull. Good story. Good music. Good cast, but just dull. Dark mysterious and suspensful…

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By Richard N (178) on 04 Aug 2007

Wonderfully understated performances by the main actors, atmospheric locations that draw the viewer into the heart of the story, superb direction,…

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By Simone L (81) on 02 Aug 2007

From John Barry's haunting, discordant, dulcimer-driven soundtrack to Sidney J Furie's unconventional and often obtuse camera angles, this…

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By Ross M (648) on 02 Aug 2007

Michael Caine plays himself in a sixties espionage classic…

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By Shamim C (9) on 01 Aug 2007

Excellent. I had no idea how much I was going to enjoy this film…

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By John F (961) on 01 Aug 2007

Excellent. I had no idea how much I was going to enjoy this film…

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By Tom N (104) on 31 Jul 2007

I really enjoyed this film as it highlighted what sort of styles an older spy film had and also what filming was like back in 1965…

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By Chris P (1,701) on 31 Jul 2007

I really enjoyed this film as it highlighted what sort of styles an older spy film had and also what filming was like back in 1965…

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By Glyn J (24) on 30 Jul 2007

Bond is taken down to earth, hence altercations in local supermarkets and seduction scenes whilst cooking the dinner…

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By Damien M (19) on 30 Jul 2007

One of those films that requires you're attention but definately rewards it! Great film…

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By Dom K (10) on 30 Jul 2007

The Absolute Quintessential Cold War Spy Thriller…

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By Richard H (920) on 24 Jul 2007

One of the greatest spy films of all time…

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By Stephen A (173) on 23 Jul 2007

The working mans spy. Conceptually brilliant and well produced for the cinema…

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By James W (1,855) on 17 Jul 2007

Heroes don?t wear glasses. Was the reaction to Michael Caine…

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By Annie M (111) on 14 Jul 2007

More Michael Caine. More Brit spy stuff. Complimentary to the original Manchurian Candidate…

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By Xgary X (983) on 07 Jul 2007

The ultimate intelligent spy film. Michael Caine wears his best ever pair of glasses and it's full of great dialogue and support performances…

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By Iain A (29) on 05 Jul 2007

One of the greatest spy movies ever made. This is similar but also the complete opposite of the Bond movies…

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By James K (1,238) on 04 Jul 2007

This has to have a 5 star rating for the glasses and coffee making facilities alone…

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By Jack C (638) on 02 Jul 2007

Absolute class. Caine is at his wry best and Furie adds a delightfully noirish element to this recognisably British spy thriller…

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