Point Blank (1967)

Name: Point Blank (1967)
Duration: 1 h 32 min

1hr 32m

1hr 32m
3.9/5 (12.1K)
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After being double-crossed and left for dead, a mysterious man named Walker single-mindedly tries to retrieve the money that was stolen from him. More Details »

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Movie Info & Cast

Director:

John Boorman

Producer:

Judd Bernard, Robert Chartoff

Writer:

Alexander Jacobs, David Newhouse, Rafe Newhouse

Release Date:

Aug 30, 1967

Runtime:

1hr 32m

Synopsis

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

Cast

Lee Marvin
Angie Dickinson
Keenan Wynn
Carroll O'Connor
Lloyd Bochner
Michael Strong
John Vernon
Sharon Acker
James B. Sikking
Roberta Haynes

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3.9

RATINGS 336 FANS

3.9

Sep 20, 2017

79/100 Key word being "blank." This was such a bizarre moment in American film history, never to be repeated; for a limited time only, studio's bottom-line concerns about maintaining viewer identification were suspended. I'd vaguely recalled Marvin doing his typical badass…

791 Likes

Mike D'Angelo

Dec 6, 2012

Revenge subsumed into corporate policy. A surrealist dystopia about noir's terminator on a meaningless mission.

764 Likes

Peter Labuza

Sep 11, 2018

Kiss Me Deadly 10 years later. Capital goes upward mobile, and the libertarian thug is our only alternative left. All the new wave tics hide one of the ugliest most abrasive hearts in all movies.

461 Likes

Filipe Furtado
Mar 5, 2021

what if the hard-boiled noir protagonist was a semiotic ghost?

438 Likes

comrade_yui

Aug 27, 2018

at a certain point this just becomes a jacques tati movie about how hard it is to get paid as a freelancer (the scene with lee marvin furiously turning ofd appliances, all the hellish urban non-places, lee marvin towering over everything....). interesting to think about…

389 Likes

nadine

Jul 5, 2014

already dead.

353 Likes

matt lynch
Apr 22, 2013

Deftly mixes high and low arthouse (Godard at his poppiest hangs with Antonioni in hollow but charged frames) with anticipatory approaches to storytelling and mood that foresee films ranging from the angriest of New Hollywood's political works to DON'T LOOK NOW. The…

335 Likes

Jake Cole

Jul 9, 2014

Lee Marvin as Walker doing shit you would expect Lee Marvin to do in a film about what happens when you screw the wrong badass outta $93,000. Bang! Bang! Harmonica. The pokey. Best mate John Vernon. Simple heist. Backstab. Alcatraz? Mutual agreement. The way Lee Marvin…

313 Likes

Todd Gaines

Jan 4, 2015

SOME SPOILERS Turn your sound up. Right up. Now put this on. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jkYZFGMNDOI Now THAT is how you do a film scene. John Boorman's crime thriller, which sees Lee Marvin famously stomping around California looking for the $93,000 that…

218 Likes

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James New liked

Point Blank

Well executed crime thriller but one I’d be lying if I said I was overly impressed with. The crime thriller elements are nice and a little unconventional for the time. It’s very well performed, and it’s a nice, short length; but the film didn’t wow me

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Vogue Italia liked

Point Blank

the cinematography for this movie is so incredible, a really fun crime thriller!

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Potatomanagement liked

Point Blank

What an incredibly stupid, funny movie

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Javier M loved

Point Blank

9/10 classic

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