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Marlowe (2007)

Legendary private eye Philip Marlowe takes on new cases.

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- Watch The Full Movie
Year
- 2007
Language
- English
Duration
- 45 mins
Director
- Rob Bowman
Starring
- Amanda Righetti
- Jason O'Mara
Genres
- Crime
- Drama
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Brent C 30 Jul 2014

Raymond Chandler's iconic private investigator Philip Marlowe has been portrayed by some of the best actors. James Garner adds his name to the list with his wonderful performance here. His laconic laid back persona fits the character and perfectly delivers those great one liners one expects from a Raymond Chandler character. Marlowe in a late 1960s setting is an interesting proposition and this one is certainly a movie of its time. The clothing, music and settings of a movie from this era are unmistakable for good or bad. Without Garner's performance this movie would probably not hold up but overall it is very entertaining.

Bob L 19 Feb 2008

Garner does Rockford under the guise of Philip Marlowe. A likeable performance of cheesey 60's pulp fiction with a cameo by Bruce Lee. Makes for an enjoyable Sunday afternoon viewing!

Dave S 12 Mar 2011

Ground work for The Rockford Files. Basically the same character. Loved the fight sceene between him and Bruce Lee

Senor C 30 Nov 2011

James Garner would tackle the private dick full force on TV five years after Marlowe w/ The Rockford Files (which in itself is a great show) but here he has an entertaining vehicle that is carried more by charisma on his behalf then the actually script. That's not a shot @ it but he's better then the material. Everyone is which makes it highly watchable. My rating may be a bit high for it actually but it is pumped up by @ least a half of a star because of the two scenes w/ Bruce Lee. For him alone it's worth the price of admission. Just fantastic as Lee kicks the living shit out of Garner's office & is going to kung fu the piss out of him on a terrace only to over estimate his skills leaping to his death. I gave out a sorrow filled sigh when he went. His appearance was masterful

John O 17 Dec 2012

James Garner is LA private detective Marlowe who is hired by a young girl to find her missing brother. What starts as a simple job turns into a mystery involving a high profile Hollywood actress, a ruthless gangster, cops, strippers, and one questionable doctor. Garner is very smooth as Marlowe. The standouts in this film include a wow striptease and incredible performance by Rita Moreno, who is smoking hot and a face off between Marlowe and Bruce Lee in his film debut. Enjoyable enough. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dolores Gonzáles: [responding, mid-striptease, to Philip Marlowe's question] The streets are paved with forgotten husbands!