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Ultimate Flint Collection (3pc) (Ws Sen) [DVD] [1966] [Region 1] [US Import] [NTSC]

James Coburn (Actor), Lee J. Cobb (Actor), Daniel Mann (Director), Gordon Douglas (Director) | Rated: Parental Guidance | Format: DVD

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Actors: James Coburn, Lee J. Cobb, Jean Hale, Andrew Duggan, Anna Lee
Directors: Daniel Mann, Gordon Douglas
Writers: Ben Starr, Hal Fimberg
Producers: Martin Fink, Saul David
Format: Box set, Colour, DVD-Video, Widescreen, NTSC
Language: English, Italian
Subtitles: English, Spanish
Region: Region 1 (US and Canada DVD formats.)
Aspect Ratio: 16:9 - 2.35:1
Number of discs: 3
Classification: PG
Studio: 20th Century Fox
DVD Release Date: 7 Nov 2006
Run Time: 216 minutes

Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (7 customer reviews)

ASIN: B000HT3PF6
Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 40,027 in Film & TV (See Top 100 in Film & TV)

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4.0 out of 5 stars A boxed set with 82 different functions - 83 if you want to watch a movie 24 Jan 2007

By Trevor Willsmer HALL OF FAME TOP 50 REVIEWER

Format:DVD

Our Man Flint is the best of the American wannabe Bond spinoffs to hit the big screen in the wake of Thunderball's phenomenal box-office success. Unlike the all-but-unwatchable Matt Helm films or the myriad of one-off Fathoms and Modesty Blaise's or the Le Carre and Deighton anti-Bonds, it manages to embrace the absurdity but knows enough to play it straight for maximum effect. James Coburn's playboy adventurer Derek Flint shares Bond's ability to master anything he turns his hand to, but his is an almost throwaway expertise - when a bewildered Lee J. Cobb asks "You went all the way to Moscow just to watch a ballet?", he replies "No, to teach." as if it were the most natural and mundane thing in the world. The humor is often anarchic (an anti-American eagle or Benson Fong playing a Dr Steiner) and anti-establishment, at times much more of an influence on Austin Powers than the 007s, and it beats Bond to the hollowed out volcano lair by two years (the President's phone tone also turns up in Hudson Hawk while the weather-altering plotline was also used for The Avengers movie, but we'll skip over them). Edward Mulhare has fun as an old school tie-and-blazer combination villain called Rodney, there are some extremely good action scenes in finale, including that old 20th Century Fox favorite, a high dive into the lake on the Fox ranch (see also Jesse James, Planet of the Apes, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid among others), and Jerry Goldsmith contributes a terrific score that is every bit as versatile as Flint himself.

In Like Flint is considerably less successful. In the opening half hour Coburn only has one scene, while the film strains a little too hard to be wacky and loses the straight faced charm of the original.... With the exception of one excellent fight in a gym the action scenes are sloppier too. Then there's the sexism to contend with (although the notion of brainwashing the women of the world via hairdryers is ingenious), not to mention the sight of Lee J. Cobb in drag... Still, Goldsmith does have fun providing nifty variations on his themes from the first film while generally adding a more Neal Hefti tone to the proceedings.

But worse was to come with busted 70's TV pilot Dead On Target, which scrapes beneath the soil beneath the concrete beneath the bottom of the barrel for something so lazily incompetent it looks like it was made in the Stone Age with primitive tools. Cheap doesn't cover it. Aside from being shot for next to nothing in Canada with a cast who, for the most part, only recently seem to have mastered the art of connected speech, the film stock is so cheap it looks like it was shot on Super 8mm with sound recorded on a well-used Memorex cassette tape. The same aerial shots of cars driving across the same bridge or along the same road are used over and over again almost as punctuation while in one sequence you can even see the cameraman reflected in the car window more clearly than Flint and his kidnappers. Even the uncredited clumsy wakka-wakka 70s score comes from a music library to save hiring a composer while there aren't even any end credits aside from a copyright notice.

Ray Danton and one of the worst hairstyles in television history share the lead, no longer a superhero super agent but now a very dull private eye with a masseur, a phone answering service and a female apprentice so unflatteringly photographed that in several shots she looks like a man in drag. Unless you count Lawrence Dane, Canada's answer to William Windom, or the actor who played Dutch in Soap, here cast as an Arab terrorist (and his is the best performance), the biggest name in the supporting cast is an unbilled Kim Cattrall, who can briefly be glimpsed for about four seconds as an extra just before the wildly overlong title sequence that is as seemingly endless and clumsily timed as everything else in this horrendous misfire. There is a certain train wreck fascination to it, but it's still a very, very long 74 minutes.

Unlike the UK double-disc of the first two films, which contains only trailers (and which includes a censor cut in the first film), along with the three films the Region 1 NTSC Ultimate Flint Collection contains a multitude of extras, from featurettes (more celebratory than revealing), screen tests, trailers and interviews to a recipe for the perfect bouillabaisse. The transfers on the two features are good but not great - a little too dark in places while the score in particular could have stood some remastering - but more than acceptable.

For those with deeper pockets, it's well worth seeking out Twilight Time's limited edition (3000 copies) region-free US Blu-ray releases of the two features, which are available separately. Our Man Flint is especially loaded with extras, including several which are exclusive to their release - featurettes on director Daniel Mann, one on an ill-advised review claiming her rivals had been bought off by the studio to give the film good reviews that got Pauline Kael fired from her job at McCalls Magazine, a 24-minute retrospective making-of documentary, three storyboard sequences, James Coburn's screen tests with Gila Golan and Racquel Welch, an isolated track for Goldsmith's terrific score and a booklet. And that's on top of featurettes that have been carried over from the boxed set (Spy-er-rama, A Gentleman's Game, Spy Style and The Perfect Bouillabaisse) and the original trailer! Read more ›

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4.0 out of 5 stars Momories are made of this 10 Oct 2010

By CJ du PLESSIS

Format:DVD

What an era of good movies. James Coburn played the same leaque as James Bond and he deffinately succeeded. As a boy I did not miss one of these in the series. For good innocent fun for the whole family I recommend this. Special effects for that time period excellent. Flint you are a cool man.

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3.0 out of 5 stars Flint movies 8 Jan 2013

By S. Holmes

Format:DVD|Amazon Verified Purchase

Found In Like Flint quite good but the second I found really boring and dated - sorry!! I will have to review Matt Helm sometime too!

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5.0 out of 5 stars DVD review 28 Jan 2012

By DamonATP

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My brother was happy with the DVD. Although it was US Region, I was aware of this when I bought it and my Brother converted it to watch.

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2 of 4 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars An anti-American Eagle! How diabolical. 11 Mar 2006

By bernie VINE™ VOICE

Format:DVD

The world is being held hostage by a cabal. They are threatening to change the weather if demands are not being met. All the top agents and teams have been sent to find and destroy them. Yet each has met with a fatal end.

Cramden (Lee J. Cobb) the head of Zonal Organization World Intelligence Espionage (ZOWIE) has been charged with finding a solution. After placing all the requirements into a 1960's computer and card sorter, they all boil down to one. You guessed it the undisciplined multitalented Derek Flint (James Coburn).

Can he save the world?

He hands back the issued code book and prefers to use his own code which is a progression of 40-26-36. It is based on... well you can guess.

Watch Coburn again in the same role but as a cowboy in "Waterhole No. 3" (1967)

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3.0 out of 5 stars B-packaged fluff 1 Nov 2010

By Movie Fan from Portugal

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Too true money doesn't grow on trees but I'd have hoped for a tad more investment in a Cold War spy movie. Clearly this flick is a cheapo without so much as a Raquel Squelch or a Ursula Undress to stir things up. Gila Golan is not bad, though, and by the end I wished she were real and finding me gorgeous but, alas, reality bites.

Coburn makes a great Flint even if he is shorter than his boss, Cobb, and his karate was learned in the studio backlot, but watching him with a turban was some 40 years ahead of its time. Best of all was the red presidential phone and the fittingly dithering US President with his mind on Nam.

And let me not forget the cardboard island, absolute state of the art.

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4.0 out of 5 stars Only One Man Can Save The Planet! 3 Oct 2009

By Derek Hunt

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A spoof based on a James Bond movie and full of hyberbole and innuendo. James Caan plays a smooth self confident operator who saves the World from the evil troubleshooter who uses weather patterns to distort the ecological system. Great fun and great girls too!

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