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Point Blank (1967)

After being double-crossed and left for dead, a mysterious man named Walker single-mindedly tries to retrieve the rather inconsequential sum of money that was stolen from him.

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Arthur C 18 Apr 2014

True economy of storytelling - brilliant.

Jason A 04 May 2008

5/4/08--Great, great film! Not a wasted moment in the whole thing and the film just cruises from moment to moment. Lee Marvin is absolutely stone cold. Do a double feature with this film and Steven Soderbergh's THE LIMEY, which is equally awesome and which I now realize is deeply influenced by this movie.

Bradley G 04 May 2008

Martyn G 25 Jul 2007

I love this film to bits. Marvin is a powerhouse throughout, brute force but not so bright. Told in the style of the times by Boorman. And it has a pipe-smoking hitman. Fantastic.

Andrea A 24 Nov 2007

My favorite film of the late 1960s. Lee Marvin kicks ass. Boorman's experimation with editing and sound is very, very interesting. Payback doesn't even come close as a remake.