Our Man Flint

Middling Bond spoof starts out well, with a cheeky sense of humor (and a funny cameo from Agent 0008), but bogs down in the style of a lesser Bond picture, with arbitrary action towards the film's climax. Coburn is an odd fit here, but gets better as he grows into the role, and Cobb is a lot of fun as his 'M'. Typically beautiful Cinemascope cinematography is a plus, and thankfully not as openly misogynistic as the Connery films (though it does contain the line 'You are *not* a pleasure bot...')

Hey Mr. Coburn, why the long face?

Not bad. I like James Coburn more than most of the people who've played Bond, but this isn't paced well or ever that creative or exciting

Fun, but "In Like Flint" is so much better. Still, this is great 60's-ness complete with hilarious dialogue between Coburn and Cobb.

The pacing is quite off and it rarely has truly great moments but it's consistently amusing and it's campy without going over the top.

The original Austin Powers. Supposed to be a Bond knock-off, but ends up being more like a hilarious spoof.

Enjoyable 60's spy flick. Still need to see the sequel.

Could James Bond stop his heart at will?

spoof wise it leaves much to be desired, but it manages to be an effective spy movie. coburn is suave and none of this is more outrageous than it's serious noted bond counterparts.

It's fine

silly fun and super slick....tons of great one liners.

fun when it was made.

Spoof of the james bond type quite funny sometimes.

I get the joke but it's just not funny. For a fairly short film it's too long, too obvious, too blunt, too underwhelming

This super-gimmicked, high-style spoof of the James Bond films benefits from the suave presence of Coburn, as Flint.