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Posted: Thu Jul 27, 2006 2:53 pm
by Lino
In the wake of the success of the Bond films, many other spy spoofs were made.
These two were amongst the more memorable. I caught them on TV the other day (they were showing a Mod themed slew of films) and besides noticing many Austin Powers references, the cinematography was always interesting and colorful which really adds to the whole Pop vibe they seem to inhabit.
Recommended mattinee viewing. I leave you with
some reviews.
Posted: Thu Jul 27, 2006 4:33 pm
by Fletch F. Fletch
A nice appreciation of these films over at the
Beaver and
DVDSavant.
Posted: Tue Aug 29, 2006 1:49 pm
by Lino
This one came out of the blue! DVDEmpire is listing an
Ultimate Flint Collection for November, 7. Comes with audio commentaries and trailers. More details when I get them. Oh, and glad I held off all this time from buying those two!
More reason for amazement -- specs from deepdiscountdvd:
3-Disc Set
Disc 1: OUR MAN FLINT
Additional Release Material:
Audio Commentary - Eddie Friedfeld, Lee Pfeiffer - Film Historians
Trailers - 1. Theatrical Trailer
2. Previews - Fox Flix Trailers
Disc 2: IN LIKE FLINT
Additional Release Material:
Audio Commentary - Eddie Friedfeld, Lee Pfeiffer - Film Historians
Trailers - 1. Theatrical Trailer
2. Previews - Fox Flix Trailers
Disc 3: OUR MAN FLINT: DEAD ON TARGET
Additional Release Material:
Additional Footage - Puerto Rico Premiere
Behind the Scenes - Screen Tests
Featurettes - 1. "The Musician's Magician"
2. "Future Perfect"
3. "Spy School"
4. "Spy Vogue"
5. "Feminine Wiles"
6. "Spy-er-rama"
7. "A Gentleman's Game"
8. "Spy Style"
9. "The Making of Bouillabaisse"
Interviews - 1. Gila Golan - Star
2. James Coburn; Gila Golan - Stars
3. Deanna Lund - Star
Artwork.
Posted: Wed Nov 15, 2006 3:44 pm
by Arn777
has there been any new review of this set, or anyone bought it and can comment on PQ and worthiness?
Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2008 1:09 am
by OliverB
Arn777 wrote:has there been any new review of this set, or anyone bought it and can comment on PQ and worthiness?
Can anyone please tell me if it's worth upgrading from the old Fox DVDs based on image quality alone?
Also, how is this one packaged... Is it one of those thin box-sets similar to the Michael Shayne Mysteries with slimline keep cases inside?
If so, could anyone please post a link to pictures of the individual keep case art for each film?
Thanks!!
Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2008 1:38 am
by Paul Moran
I bought this in November 2006 from Deep Discount, because it seemed like an absurdly cheap upgrade (for the extras) to my original R1 editions. (It cost $11.71 plus shipping).
Sorry, but I can't remember anything about PQ - I've watched literally hundreds of DVDs since then. Both films are on DVD-5 discs, like the original releases.
As regards packaging, there are 2 "Thinpak"-type cases - yes, like Michael Shayne - in a cardboard slipcase. The "In Like Flint" case is a double, also housing the Special Features disc. There's a 6-page foldout booklet in the slipcase.
Can't help with artwork, either.
Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2008 10:33 am
by OliverB
Thanks Paul,
Do the slimcases replicate the orig. poster artwork like the first Fox releases of these films?
If anyone could snap a photo of the open set or scan the covers, it'd be really appreciated!
Posted: Sun Jan 27, 2008 2:57 am
by Lino