Three Days of the Condor
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Movie Reviews of Three Days of the Condor
Movie Review: Was Osama Bin Laden inspired by this film ?
Summary: 5 Stars
This film depicts the CIA headquarters being located on one of World Trade Center's twin towers. I wonder if Osama saw this film long time ago and was inspired by it to initiate his terrorist attack thinking he was hitting CIA alongside with the Pentagon on 9/11... Another Conspiracy Theory ? Maybe...
All in all, this is an excellent film (details were masterfully described by the other reviewers ;-). Hollywood no longer makes films like these anymore...Only propaganda films now...
Movie Review: 25 year old classic thriller
Summary: 5 Stars
Nearly 25 years old this wonderful thriller starring Robert Redford as the young and very confused centrepiece in a deadly conspiracy is a real gem. This film is all plot and no 90's style bangs & crashes but all the better for it. If you like good plot and characterisations then this film won't dissappoint. Just one word of warning, this film is 25 years old so make appropriate allowances and you'll not regret the viewing time!Movie Review: Three Days of the Condor
Summary: 5 Stars
Pollack's tense spy thriller ranks as one of the best conspiratorial dramas of the '70s, a time when government mistrust was at an all-time high. Redford is in his prime as baffled, low-level spook Turner, and the sparks fly with co-star Dunaway, whose initial terror and eventual thawing happen with finesse and subtlety. With excellent supporting turns by Max Von Sydow and Cliff Robertson, "Condor" delivers gripping suspense all the way.Movie Review: This is my perennial favorite
Summary: 5 Stars
Condor is one of my all time favorite movies. I try to watch it at least once a year--always on a rainy Sunday afternoon in November (to really get into the Condor setting, I suppose). I have watched this movie at least twenty times throughout the years, and think I fully understood it for the first time in the last viewing. There are so many nuances of the film that one needs to watch it several times to fully appreciate the film.Movie Review: CIA Action in the Big Apple
Summary: 5 Stars
New York cityscapes and various engaging characters in this tale of CIA analyst on the run from unknown hit team that has targeted his work group. Action, plot and, of course, many famous actors. Great acting by all and the tale does not pander to a quick happy ending-it plays to CIA intrigue themes all the way, to great effect. Grey Atmospere heightens the somber mood-you cannot help but be drawn in.