In Like Flint

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S R @ScottR Jul 1, 2025 Ridiculous and not as good as the first, and that’s not saying much. It just have been fun to make… it was on Movies! See more j F @RT31612624 May 27, 2025 Today, this unredeemably corny! It's a joke. See more Jodi G @RT98084648 Feb 14, 2025 Always a favourite of mine. Jerry Goldsmith's OST is the best. Intrada has released advanced soundtrack cds on both films. Love James Coburn. Lee J. Cobb must have had a ball with such a delicious role. Totally tongue in cheek and moves so quickly that not being a politically correct package isn't an issue. Best line "An Actor for President" foreshadows the Reagan years, cause you'd have to be have been insane to foreshadow the idiot we currently are suffering under. Opening Title sequence is sublime & superb. And fascinating te see so many thin, beautiful women with bodies so different from what the Pilates & Personal Trainers are currently showcasing around the world. And I think getting nearly every male out of a position of authority & control & giving women a shot at running the entire planet is a plot well worth resuscitating. See more Ray A @icjacoach3 Dec 5, 2024 Guilty pleasure, with great if not repetitive soundtrack. See more DanTheMan 2 @DanTheMan2150AD Jul 13, 2023 In Like Flint boasts a much goofier tone than that of its predecessor, be it exploding golf balls, brainwashing via hairdryers, Flint talking fluent dolphin or Lee J. Cobb in drag while still hits that stride of being so preposterously 60s. Coburn's performance is much more subdued and far less energetic than his previous outing but still one of the key factors that make these movies so enjoyable, you watch these movies for Flint less so the ridiculous scenarios he finds himself in. Although the slow pacing can be a bit of a drag, this sequel to Our Man Flint is still worth a watch. PS, if anyone has a copy of Dead on Target, please send it to me 🥺 See more Feb 2, 2020 Laughs are few and far between; no genuine hilarity, only a few amusing blunders. Takes itself far too seriously and suffers for it; the film supports, not undermines Bond’s chauvinism. A terribly dated film which only serves to cement the Cold War status quo and traditional gender hierarchy. See more Read all reviews

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