Review of Three Days of the Condor (1975) by John L — 05 Jan 2008
Sydney Pollack is in my opinion, one of the most underrated American directors of our time. He proved with Condor that he could make a thrilling spy film with taste and class and even a touch of artistic flair, as shown in the love/symbolism scene between Redford and Dunaway.
This was made right in the middle of one of the greatest actor/director collaborations since 1950's film, as Redford and Pollack would go on to make The Electric Horseman and Out of Africa, not to mention Havana, another under appreciated gem.
This review of Three Days of the Condor (1975) was written by John L on 05 Jan 2008.
Three Days of the Condor has generally received positive reviews.
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