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Our Man Flint (1966)

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James Coburn stars as super-spy Derek Flint in this action comedy which takes the tongue-in-cheek wit of the James Bond series and shifts it into high gear. Flint is an ultra-sophisticated operative of international intelligence agency Z.O.W.I.E. He's a master of martial arts, electronic gadgetry (his cigarette lighter can perform 83 special functions), languages both human and animal (he can communicate with dolphins in a pinch), and even gives ballet lessons to the dancers of the Bolshoi. So

Jul 16, 2002

Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment

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All Critics (28) | Top Critics (4) | Fresh (26) | Rotten (5) | DVD (16)

The gimmickry congeals.

October 18, 2011 Full Review Source: TIME Magazine
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[A] dazzling, action-jammed swashbuckling spoof.

July 22, 2008 Full Review Source: Variety
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It becomes a parade of nonsense, a steal on the comic strips.

May 9, 2005 Full Review Source: New York Times
New York Times
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Jaunty.

January 1, 2000 Full Review Source: Chicago Reader
Chicago Reader
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To the extent that Our Man Flint works, it does so due to its tossed-off wit...and the sheer oddity of Coburn, the toothy, gangly character actor who nevertheless charms his way into stardom here with laid-back cool. [Blu-ray]

February 20, 2013 Full Review Source: Groucho Reviews
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Pitched somewhere between homage and parody, Our Man Flint looks snazzier than ever in Twilight Time's impressive Blu-ray transfer, rounded out with a compelling roster of extras old and new. All that's missing is a cigarette lighter with 83 uses.

February 12, 2013 Full Review Source: Slant Magazine
Slant Magazine

Groovy, baby.

October 18, 2011 Full Review Source: Film4
Film4

The plot is the usual hokum and Edward Mulhare isn't really eccentric enough to compete in the villainy stakes, but Coburn is plainly enjoying himself so much, and the trimmings are so stylish, that it's impossible not to enjoy.

October 18, 2011 Full Review Source: Empire Magazine
Empire Magazine

The script is loaded with holes and the direction is tired, but the film is still one of the better Bond spoofs.

October 18, 2011 Full Review Source: TV Guide's Movie Guide
TV Guide's Movie Guide

Coasts along on two things: Coburn's incredible charm, and the dazzlement of a film that plays like it was built from the ground up to capture everything aesthetically and socially that defined 1965.

June 29, 2011 Full Review Source: Antagony & Ecstasy
Antagony & Ecstasy

The best of the spy-spoof bunch ... a hyper-kitschy and entertaining time capsule starring James Coburn as a Bond surrogate played so straight you could shave with him.

April 8, 2006 Full Review Source: DVDJournal.com
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The best of the pre-Austin Powers spy spoofs, with sharp writing and plenty of Bond allusions.

October 30, 2004
Reel.com

Dated now, but so cool back in early James Bond era

October 19, 2004

Bright spy spoof.

June 19, 2003
Movie Mom at Yahoo! Movies

Austin Powers has little on this Sixties spy spoof.

March 10, 2003 Full Review Source: Austin Chronicle
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Audience Reviews for Our Man Flint

Many people point to this as one of the best spy movies of the 60s along with 007, but I wasn't that impressed with it. The style is more interesting than a Bond movie, but I didn't care for Coburn's character, he seemed too flawless. Overall it's okay, though, especially if you love spy movies.
September 5, 2010
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A classic of the spy-genre, in its all-out parody glory. Age has only added a new sheen of humor, as we guffaw at the retro aura (the kung-fu grips, the 1960's womanizing, go-go dancing, and ridiculous faux-buddhist upper-class chicness.
Our Man Flint is an essential entry in the genre of parody, and actually manages to stand on its own without knowledge of what it is trying to parody in a way that the more recent (and less sophisticated) Austin Powers has managed to do. Yet where Austin Powers is slapstick hilarity, Our Man Flint is buffoonishly mock-serious.... a parody style that fits the spy-film genre far more comfortably and more satisfyingly... and has aged remarkably well for a highly topical parody.
February 24, 2010
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