Three Days of the Condor
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Movie Reviews of Three Days of the Condor
Movie Review: The Condor Soars
Summary: 5 Stars
Forget K-19, take Three Days of The Condor home and be sure that you have everything that you need before you press play. Once the film starts you won't be able to leave it for a minute. From start to finish it is compelling. Max Von Sydow offers the very best urbane hit man ever and of course Robert Redfrod was born to be the hero. There isn't a thing that this film needs except a sequel.Movie Review: A Little Scary...
Summary: 5 Stars
...when you look at what's happened in this country and the world since this film was made. Not much I can add to the reviews here. This is an excellent film that I watch over and over. Max Von Seidow's portrayal of the professional hit-man is fabulous. But what Cliff Robertson's character says to Redford's character at the very end gives me the chills....Movie Review: A Quiet, Intelligent Movie
Summary: 5 Stars
Like Klute, this is one of those thinking man's movies that works because of the actors. Little violence, much drama. Robert Redford is believable here as a bookish CIA type, and Faye Dunaway is excellent as a beautiful woman we all see on the streets, but hiding behind large clothes and hats.I liked this movie a lot.
David Owens
Movie Review: Smart Thriller
Summary: 5 Stars
This movie is well worth your money and time. The leads, Redford and Dunnaway, have excellent chemistry. The script is taut and well written. The tension will keep you alert and focused on the movie and anxious to find out how the movie will end.
I highly recommend this film, and if you enjoy smart thrillers you will too.
Movie Review: Redford favorites.
Summary: 5 Stars
Other than Jerimiah Johnson, this rates as my favorite Robert Redford movie. It features solid acting, a captivating story line, and excellent editing. I am surprised that, in the day of re-makes, this has not been redone. The focus on Middle Eastern oil fits well into current political scenarios as well.